The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-19

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couiu ho. nu.I n,prnr,s,no and
n,o.e ,,I, WI o"y ,sioianS ,han professors
pios iSs're s,n W. ,,,,na
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pc 80 - ,raugurated nv
me,,Ha morn Vi, Masaan in ~. nrganization Of
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.n w 80 ,,'ta,a, 5mca,,on a, cost
~, ,s -, 20 nn,hing Music teach
w., ~ cr,atas new musical material.
snr o,,t - tbsas CLASSES viii come hun
al 80 ,n,ano ond voice students Mr..
Moraan hac,ns his classes at tbe very
bag,nnIrg and in order 10 make GER
81, ,hns ,ha nunil undarsands the
,ns,ruc,in, oivan the Lessons are TO be
,.',.i,,e'r, h,. ~ class Each lesson sheet
,s axomined and corrections made. The
motcas We ,asted and each one assigned
~, ~ - ,Nsnnrano or ai,o-,hot suits
No ~" ,oica Nsarlv one hundred united
Nth ,he chorus in the Young Mems
Chr,s ,ian assncia, ,ion hui,d,np last sat
-, af,arnoon ,nha cIasses TODAY
iii 10 90 fnllows A. 20 in Nettle-
,on.s building on Green Ridge street:
-, q, Eannsr r. Cb,nna,,s hal, PROV.
idence. M I private class. in the Young
ana n, ths General class In the Same
,Iaoo. In ,ba Wasbhurn Straa, pres
h,,,arian cburcb Uyda park Other
branchas u,I,, n. formad Ia,er The
,,I,,nn Zoo r,',,, ha nni,, ton cs,ts n
Wal, for Tho aener,I ola and onp
Lii ,"n,h ,or ,ha nri,.,a class
IN To- r',orv a n,us;cai festival will he
n',,an nM oIu ~" ~, nnnh,naa cIa ", ,bs
So En,n .
''o'"'"e NAM # n n
AL. ,,,.,, ~ VA Do,oor. ,,o
ss ~ .i. ~, ~ .,r.n.,
enu,."' W IN. O., -. ,h
rNise toi "e' @ =
sue sA"s e.e'. uns ~. ., wi ~. NJ,
III the Metropoil'ah niee'1"ss III Nv
iork SHOWS that hei 'o'ce 10 o". nna
never Nres the hearer' neofke Smey.' W..
her teacner' ~ very prouu Vi nel W.T. n, ~
ana wen ne may De, Her slnsIns 10 -
such that one iorvfts the sIhser ~,
the song lnat is the eoai tnat e.srs
true artist wants 10 Ieac"' ne o'n' I,,,
members OF the quar'e,te' MISS sum
van, Mr.. Woolier ana Mr. inomas ARE are
doing spiendio wolk, anu @ Mi.h W,
remington as orsanis', tne H>'ii, I y
church can Wen ieei satisheu VII" V'e
music.
The formation or the Ladies chorus
Is progressing very encouragingiy' ana
rolled In snort time, members are
already enroiieu from NarpoNuaie: nios-
COW, scranton, flttslon anu Muikes
Barre: Inc chorus WIN oe uhaer s'ie
direction OF Iaiiie MoIsau anu ulue, :
the patiohase Vi ti,e i@eau',s @ iuues VI
three or four or the larger 'owns OF
II .-. =
professor Rockweii plays tomorrow IN
vermont. he mas hau a hunnper oi
fattering oHers from iarge churcnes
since ne leit the second presbyterian
church. III IL 10 oe hopea, however.
lna' some Oh 'he ehurones III .his s,.y
able man 10 lose he is stecoshizeu as
one OF the hnest orgahlsts that mas
ever peen IN TINS CITY ana wherever
ne mas peen ne mas gwen the very pest
or service lie is a composer OF more
than ordinary merit anu some Oh ms
works nave become quite popular ne
mas now ABOUT ready SUNDAY schooi
book, which mas peen pronounced oy
the EDITORS OF some of tne larsest pup
fishing houses IN the nation as being tne
very best that mas been published IL
would De a real loss 10 the c!ty 10 nave
Professor rockwell leave.
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All members OF the Young Mems
Christian association who desire to en-
ter the vocal music class are asked to
be present at I o'clock this evening.
There will be no extra charge for this
u II II
The class of Miss Reynolds. at the
School OF Music and Elocutlon, has
reached such proportions that she has
been compelled 20 give Scranton one
more day of each week. At the present
rate OF increase she viii soon have 10
give all her time to her pupils here.
and the musical life of the city VIII be
the gamer thereby.
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Two Incidents have recently come Cn-
der our observation wh.ch speak vol
umes for the progress In musical cul-
ture which Scranton has made In the
last few years. One was the case of a
young lady who spent last season
studying violin In New York city. and
came to the conclusion that n teacher
OF violin on her native heath. Herr
kopT. has proved to be as capable as
any teacher she had met In the me-
tropons. IN tne other case the young
iady had studied voice IN one or the
largest ana pest cOnSerNatOr.eS In New