The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-22
A NIGHT OF CONCERTS
Three Delightful Events Listened to by SsY-
eral Hundred Musical People
AT The ARAORY, COLLEGE AND ACADEMY
The Teachers at the Norfolk College
Entertain Their FrIends-TheA cnd
envy Concert I'm AID OF u church
The Armory Has n Musical Event
ONO Little Consequence.

ONO Little consequence.
Last night was memorable one In
local musicaf circles, there being no
less than three concerts given in this
city, and all of them we'll attended
the attendance at the Academy of Afu-
sic filling the lower floor OF the house.
AT THE NORFOLK COLLEGE.
III response to an invitation from the
Norfolk College for Young Ladies', a
Firginian representative attended the
concert given at that institution last
night. The character of the programme
and the names of the performers, aside
from the great interest that our best
people feel I'm the College, prcsaged
large attendance, but the number pres
ent exceeded expectations. Not only
was. the large hall full to OVERLOOKING,
but many stood in the halls and listened
was delight from the first to the last
number.
In view of the uniform excellence it
would seem insidious to speak Of one
without giving to each the special men
tion that their efforts deserve. but the
gentlemen will pardon us for giving
precedence to the two rccitations of
Miss Ella Ten Eyck Macy. the teacher
of elocution. both of which were rap
tuously encored. These gems were no
brighter than the setting for Miss
Macys person is as charming as is her
mind. and the two solos of Miss NJ. X.
Ewell, Those silver sounds so soft.
so dear; the listener held his breath to
hear" filled the soul Of the listener
and made it glad. Miss Macy's voice
is full, rich and resonant and cXuuis-
itely modulatcd. She gave with her
great gifts unadulterated pleasure to
her audience.
Professor. l3nrioc 10 40, 49,. n
Norfolk to need communication; ii is
sufficient TO say that he was In his best
vein last night. When that is said. all
Is said. The same is true of Professor
koerner, who displayed only that con-
sumrnate skill of which all Norfolk
knows he Is possessed
Professor Eans Mettke. who has I'M.
recently come to Norfolk. made evident
last night his perfect mastery Of the
difficult Cello" or this trio of artists
Norfolk has reason TO he proud.
After the close of the performance
captain Piner. Miss Macy, Miss Eweli
and Mrs. Rice. the portrait painter.
teacher of art In the College, informally
received In the hall and sped the part
ing guests. Captain Pifcr receiving
many compliments upon the institution
mat he presides over with such grace
ana apillty. IL is to be hoped that the
musicale Will be repeated, and soon.
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The concert at he Academy of Music
was one OF the musical events of the
season, and Goodly sum was realized
ior Christ Episcopal Church of Roun-
oke, for which IL was given. AS Will
be seen. the programme was n de-
lishttni one, and every number was
encored. The accomDanists were A1ies
Francis Quimby and Mr.. Iredeil Jen-
klns, the programme being:
Quartette. The Parting kiss Pin
suit, Misses Ewell and Williams.
Messrs. Crowell and Jenkins
Piano Fantasia on Faust" (by re-
quesO List. Mr.. Leo Wheat.
Alto, "Changeless," Trotere Miss
Williams
Violin. "Mazourka." zarzychi, Miss
Tenor. Am Nicer" Schubert, Cap
tain Cunningham.
Soprano, Goodbye" Tosti. Miss
Hume.
Soprano. Ever Faithful" schumann.
Miss Medley.
Piano-a. Lullaby" (by requcst.) b.
'Meh Lady's Schottische." c. Grand
hlk's March" WheaD. Mr.. Leo Wheat
soprano, For All Eternity" Masche-
roni. Violin obligato by Miss Quinn
by) Miss Taylor
Piano Fantasia, I'll Troatore," Verdi.
Mr.. Leo Wheat.
AT THE ARMORY.
Several hundred people were at the
Armory to hear the delightful pro
gramme rendered at the Carnival. and
the several members We're repeatedly
encored The programme was:
Chorus" Song of the Vikings" Ean-
ning).
Song Magnetic Waltz" (Arditte,,
Miss Blanche Williams.
Song-"I sit Within the Cellar" (Fisch-
err. Mr.. J. L. Dunbar.
Solo Gor o)-Selectcd Mr.
Hans Mettke
Song Forbidden Music."-AIrs. T..
M. Allen.
Solo and Chorus--"Daughters of f.,
ror.' Miss Williams and Chorus.
Song-"One Spring Morning Mice
Bessie Williams.
Song-Stlectcd-Mr Lloyd Bnck.
Waltz Song from Romeo and Juliet.
Mrs. l.. p. Roberts.
Bridal Chorus (Cowen).