The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-01
RECEPTION At Y.h.C.A.
A Hearty Welcome viii Be Given to Every
Person Who Visits The Rooms
EXCELLENT PROGRAM PREPARED
Bauer's Full Orchestra viii Render
Mnsic During the Afternoon and
Evening-Prominent Vocalists Will
Sing During the Day-Entertain-
ment to Be Given in the Gymnasium.

Today's reception at the Young
Mems Christian association rooms will
be attended by thousands Of Scranton
ians who will be given u royal welcome
by the reception committee and treated
to refreshments and feast Of music
by the leading singers of the city.
The,reception will begin at 2 O'Clock
and will continue until ten this even.
ing. There will be music all day and
those that will attend will have u most
enjoyable time.
Bauer's full orchestra has been en-
gagged for the afternoon aud evaning,
and will discourse the finest music.
There will be solos, duets. quartettes
and choruses. accompanied by piano
and orchestra.
Among those who will positively
sing are Miss Annette Reynolds. of
New York. contralto of the Second
Presbyterian church, and Mrs. B. Il.
Jayne, the soprano soloist Of the same
church; Mrs. w. ]. Hand, soprano
soloist OF the First Presbyterian
church; the quartette Of the Penn Ave.
nue. Baptist CHURCH. consisting Of Mrs.
Frank Brundage, Miss Maggie Jones,
David Stephens and J. L. Watkins;
Professor Prothsroe. director of music
at the Elm Park church, Mrs. M. A.
Goodwin, soloist of the Asbury Cnurch
choir; Edwin Bowen and Moses Nor.
gan from the Green Ridge PreSbyte-
rian church; Miss Anna Reynolds. 80.
loist Of the Providence Presbyterian
church. Philip Warren. b R. Grit
fiths, Hector James, Morris Thomas,
Miss Cora Storms, Misses Lizzie anG
Margaret Reynolds, Miss Susie Black.
Mrs. T. ]. Lewis. Miss Verna Mitchell.
Mrs. DR. Brewster and many other ex.
cellent vccalists will appear in solo and
chorus work. The accompanies will
be Miss Florence Richmond. Mrs.
Evangelyn Nicol. Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Thomas and Miss Norma Williams.
Y.M. c. A. MUSIC CLASSES.
There will also be fine choru us work
by the combined music classes of the
Young Mems Christian association,
numbering over $50 voices During the
afternoon this chorus will sing several
selections, one Of which will be Fairy
Voices," with obligate solo by Miss
Annette Reynolds, and accompanied by
piano and full orchestra. The Sacred
Music society will also sing several
beautiful gospel songs and anthems,
with piano and orchestra accompaui
ment. The entire musical part Of the
day will be under the direction of Tai =
lie Morgan.
The refreshments will consist of cake
and coffee, and will be served in the
dining room from 9 in the afternoon till
ten at night.
In addition to the musical attrac-
tions Professor Weston has prepared q
fiue programme consisting OF eight
numbers including game Of basket
bali for the gymn asium. This part of
the days exercise will begin at 8
o'clock.
During the afternoon the music will
BY in the reading room, which has beer
tastefully decorated with plants and
evergreens. The platform is near the
front of the building. and the singers
can be heard in every part of tht
building. In the evening there will b,
music in the reading room and in the
large hall, as it is expected that the
hall will not accommodate the crowd!
that will be o resent.