The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
Saints church, Margaret Street, at 1o:so

a, m.
 l Afternoon service in the Temple
 church at p. m. After service an in troduction to the veteran pr. Hopkins who lately celebrated a semi-centennia
 jubilee at the conclusion of his fiftietf
 year of consecutive service as organis
 of Temple church
 Evening service at Union chapel Is lington (Congregatio at 6;30 p. m 1 Congregational singing of familiar hymn-tunes.
 Monday July 15,-In London. In the | morning visit to the Guildhall Schoo
 of Music, Sir Joseph Barnby, principal Evening prayer in Westminster Alb.
 bey at p. III. After service inspec.
 tion of the organ and the various treas.
 ures of the Abbey under the guidance
 of Dr. Bridge, who intends to arrange a reception by the Royal college of or ganists for the evening of the same day
 Tuesday, July 16-In London, After breakfast, and exhibition of singing by chorus under the direction of J. Spen- cer CurWen, F. R. A. M, president of
 the Tonic-Sol-Fa college, The main part of the day free. In the late after noon or evening, joint meeting with the Musical association, Sir John Stain CT, president, in the chair; secretary, Mir J, Percy Baker, Reading of a pa per on "The Isolation of Music" by Waldo S. Pratt, professor of music and hymnology, Hartford theological sem mary, Hartford, Conn, (by request of the association), and informal discuss sion of this and other musical topics. General reunion, with singing, etc.
 Wednesday, July 17.--In London. A day free for general sightseeing. An excursion to Norwood may be taken by all who wish to see the Crystal pal ace, with it's great organ, and to visit the Royal Normal College for the Blind, to which the party has been in- vited by the principal, F. J. Campbell, esq, LID, for a musicale and a tea in the garden in the English fashion.
 Thursday, July 1S.-In London, A day devoted to the examination of or gans and organ factories. In the af- ternon. an organ recital in the Royal AL Britain) by Willis. MT Willis has promised to assist in the display and description of this stupendous master piece of his genius.
 Friday, July 19.-From London to Paris, via Newhaven and Dieppe. In the evening a ramble at will through the brilliant and beautiful city.
 Saturady, July 2O.-In Paris. Organ recital at the Trocadero by M. Alex andre Guilmant. Organ by Caville Coll (one of the worlds greatest instru- ments). Introduction to MT. Guilmant, M. Cavaille-Coll, and others,
 Service In the Russian church, rue Daru, at 6 p. m,
 Sunday, July 21.-In Paris. Service in lEglise de la Trinite at 9 a. m. Or ganist, M. Alex. Guilmant. Service in the Madeleine at Il a, m. Organist, M, Tn. Dubois
 Service at St. Sulpice at D. m. Or ganist M Charles M. Widor. After introduction to M Widor and examination of the organ.
 Monday, July 22.-In Paris. Day free for general sightseeing, including St with its fine organ and it's of Batista; Notre Dame cathedral, Ste. Clothilde, and other churches.
 Wednesday. July 24-In Rotterdam Vist the Cathedral church of St. Law renee. Also the Octagon church.
 To Amsterdam in the afternoon.
 Thursday, July 25,-Visit the old church in Amsterdam. Also the new church.
 To Haarlem early in the afternoon. Visit the Cathedral church of St. Rev. an, with it's celebrated organ and many unique peculiarities, including a magni- fcent case.
 Friday, July 26.-To Antwerp. Visit the cathedral Also the Church of St. Paul. The party will not fail to mo- Lice the grand paintings in the cathe- dral and in the Museum, by Rubens. Van Dyek, Teniers, etc.--all Antwerp nen
 Saturday, July 27,-Embark on Red Star (American) Line steamship prob- lbly the RhynlandD for New York,
 Tuesday, August G. or Wednesday, August 7,--Arrive in New York