The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
MUSICAL

Some mentally o~bfuscated individual
has, within the last few days, industfi-
a movement among Schubert Glee Club
menber to drive Mr.. Victor Baier. from
the conductorship and in his place ap-
point Mr.. Louis R. Dressler., How such
a m-ischievous story could originate
passes the comprehension of those VINO
direct the affairs of the club, because
in it. Mr.. Baier has been a fafrhful
leader, devoting a great amount OF time
to the club without any, remIneraglon
practically, and the Schubert Club has
NOT forgotten this and will not forget 1t:
Of course, Mr.. DRESSER is ignorant OF
the scheme. Those who, know that qaiet,
tenance any such proceeding. He under
took the leadership of the society during
the Illness Of Nj. Bader +; a s 7 no a,; Woaq hir
skillful conducting, but as for any re-
moval of Mr.. Baier, that is not among
'n Tomorrow nes evening, at the Bergen Re-
direction of Mr.. L. R. Dressler. organ
list. the choir Will giye ITS n month hss ser
99 fS5s -. ilatsS-.:.:..H. !. s I'e Hoys
R Regpon5 pa.Eaia viii Be p~one5TrIo
ofertory-sstiri, Still With Thee
Asoriprlon-"sweet savior y. R ". eY Ysn
Postlude-"offertoire in F., scotson Clark
Miss Amy Ward Murray, soprano;
Mrs. F.. H. Molten, alto; M Faay s nor
It is with infinite pleasure that Green
willie citizens, those VINO appreclate me
cultivation of musical talent, observe the
marked improvement in the method OF
Waving in the Thiesen Amateur Or
chestra. AS the writer of these notes
has repeatedly stated, there is anun-
dance Of good material in the socaely,
and all that is required is. a carefui OBJ
servance of time, tune and method.
Mrs. Lillian Barr-Doerr. ths accom-
pIished daughter Of { a Mr; EaW2aa Shea
prima donna OF the lyric stage, IS at
present visiting the Paternal Home IN
Greenville, Mrs; Sa ahs Ramr, sa pSa lresfe
| De Koyen's popular ballad. Q Promise
Me-" and so electrified her audience by
| that She was compelled TO sing twice
again. hi charming artist IS about 70
| resume professional duties after a rest
lyric stage viii be hailed by thousands
Who nave witnessed her performances IN
most important roles. $50
in a musicale performance on Wednesday
| evening next in Henkels Casino: 10
add to their list OF artists thsy nav
SGcuTGu tlIiS NItCS VI oOAAAA
| BROOKLYN, who will sing Mary Of
Argyle" Mss Steele. Will sing Game
| We by AthoP' and Mrs. Robinson VIII
| sing "Killarney." Other members taking
part in rotations and DUETS are Miss
Andrews. Miss Potterton snd Me SWIs
A AssSnr H Ra1,Ns6s Sts sra afSSs Sap 9ASers M as;
|, iIshffuf en- s Is / = hftGs nAisd.nTn {45sS
T. INS1 eplS6S 5AMsaioAoesa 'sofsesy Concerts,
T II fsTraeass1fsSad1ng az they were.-11The msanlbers
are separatsd ana it is now one Of the
I 'thlaS DeGnS.r 49, 80 a eSa@THf. ~ q y
Nj. Morttz E. Schwarz, organist
| Of Grace p. r.. Church. Erie street, has
| finished his interesting series of winter
recitals. He carefully selected works
| from German, French and American
composers, all of which wene played in
his accustomed careful manner.
nr. F. Austen Pesrce. the accomplished
author, organist and director OF the Flrst
Precpyterian Church, has written a
charming sele cotton which the Schubert
Glee Club will perform at its next con
cert.