The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-23
MUSICAL MATTERS.

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Thanksgiving service. Hubert Arnold,
the popular New York violinist will play
sing these anthems
The Lord is Loving, "........ ....Garrett
Sing Praises to God. - areing
"o,Lord. How Manifold ..Macfarren
Tomorrow At the Park Reformed med
vice an elaborate anthem, 81 will bring
forth rivers in high places by Petit
mann. an English church compoEer who
has lately become prominent This is
his latest work. DR.. Green's Thou Wis
tied the Earth and Blessest It." will be
sSng In at the exs = b5a 10 Beth Bot T- Sf 1hssa any
season stsasol The soloist for the morning
viii be Mr.. George Arnold. who, has Sc
l esssnipT PaMEEis sr r JnTasa Watso ana w .ir viii VII
sing Adams Holy City" Mr.. w. F.
Williams will direct.
Harvest cantata." BY G. Garrett, tomor-
row afternoon, at four O'CLOCK, at the
special musica! service, There will pc
a nol eeer' ana Of Solos 6s0R Py Mrs. shrT.yMah N. :. s sch War;
and Mr.. Charles Turner. Mr.. Schwarz
will preside at the organ ers- .oncert
of the 1S95-1S96 season will. take place on
Tuesday next in the tabernacle; MISS IS
Katherine Hike. a soprano singer OF
Voice. will be the leading artist. There
will be a 'cenist n a small orchestra
selected from seidrs, The selection Of
who growled because of lack of variety;
The executive committee have selected
the following: Land Sighting by GREG,
hew; Alpine ,Tay,. by Kremser; Beloved,
dental solo by MI. Sidney Jordan;
Lislie, which will be the opening. number
Song of the Viking" an exquisite work,
by Chadwick, accompanied by the string
by + and an Autumn song, by
Brewer. These, with the artists solos,
WIN make a delightful CONCERT; Appa IL
Mr.. Emile Noltemeyer. No. S6 Sip e
Mr.. Frank G. Dessert. the musical
conduct a choir of 300 voices at three
concerts to be. given in the Carnegie
Hall, New York. The first concert win
Ciementine De ~veve-Supio, William H.
Rieger and Archie Crawford, H; Evan
Williamm and Ignace P~aderewski, the the
Many of the choir live in Jersey City.
| and the rehearsals are now In progress.
The Greenvile Musical and Social Club
! held another one of its popular invita-
ton receptions scheduled for the win
ter at B~elvedere Hall last evening. Like
the events or the past IL was a prl1lldIt
| success. Mrs. Hodges and Mr. Ernest
| Cocks sang the duet wild Waves" and
Mr.. Maurice Flynn, tenor, SANG. Molly
| Darling" Both selections merited the
applause they received. Mr.. Charles
| Cathcart oficiated as floor manager. He
| was assisted by the following commit
| tee:-Maurice J. Flynn, j.. l.. O'Connell
| and S. c. Deming. Among. those pres
| ent were:-Dr. and Mrs. Margraf, the
| Misses Add Pilgrim, Won Ge1der, Fan
| ME Parks, May Philips, Marie, Tillie and
| Minnie Fortenbrook. Clara Sutton. Ber-
tie Valentine. s. Powell, May Hodge,
| Annie Shaw, Nellie Stinson, Nellie Good
win, Hartman, Juliette Jaccard. Annie
Moller, Lease, Wilson, Emma Cambre-
lang, May Ward, Sadie Annot. Haines,
Mamie Hanly, Susie Nelson, Messrs. c.
| Cathcart, Harry o Gelder, M. Vree-
land, E. Darmstatter. Il. j. higgins, T.
| Deakin, O.. J. Prior, F. M. Sopher, Pow
Ell, Valentine. P. Cocks, N. Leg, E.
Flynn. R; Allaire, n. LIVINGSTON, Per
cart J; Perry, r. Robletto, = Devine.
Tomorrow evening the annual concert
of the Arion Society will be given in the
clubhouse. The ~soioists engaged are
Flavis Van den Hende cello %virtuo 49,
Walter Wirths; baritone, Of the Arion.
concert. The orchestra will consist of
chorus and the ladies section will also