The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-10

upon all classes in all ages Among
the old Israelites IL was the custom TO
sing 10 the accompaniment OF some
musical instrument before asking d.
vine guidance IN any undertaking Even
among the heathens. when ceremonies
were performed before their idols more
or less music was always used Thus
K would appear that whenever per-
son wanted to set his mind upon purer
and better things he always did so by
listening 10 music While under the
spell OF the inspiring strains Of band
OF skilled musicians no wrong doing is
contemplated In his remarks he re-
music was revela ton, filling his soul
with ecstasy that could not be measur-
ed by miles or musical knowledge
METHODIST CONCERT.
The concert to be given on Monday
night at the First Methodist church
promises TO be OF unusual merit and in
terest- Mr.. Ralph Dunbar will play
beautiful solo on the cello. This is bis
first public appearance since his study
in Chicago.
Mr.: Edgar Gordon will play the violin
IN Scnumann's Andante Cantabile quar-
ret- The High school orchestra ap-
pears Tor the first time with the High
school mixed chorus. The entire pro-
gram is composed OF choice numbers
PROGRAM
Invitation TO the Dance" Won
49,. 49,. Weber
Mrs. Congleton. Misses McCookle. Cal
houn. Bissantz
This famous composition bears on the
original manuscript OF the date July IS
1919. The composer was at that time
located in the suburbs OF Dresden This
Musical Novel" represents the hero
as he first approaches hisR heroine.
He. digniied, courteous. She. graceful.
modest. Soon he invites her to dance
She accepting. We now hear IN the
brilliant waltz, the excitement OF a
large assembly. in which our young
friends are whirling. After while
dialogue which so agreeably fills the
pause in the dance. Again the couple
join the dancers. on and on, until with
a grand crash, this. the last waltz on
the program, reaches its conclusion.
Goodnights. The lights are being turn
ed out. the musicians are leaving the
hall. one takes up the first few notes OF
the introduction. another joins In, and
the night wind brings softly back the
fading tones, like a sigh OF regret as our
romance closes.
2. Vocal Solicitations OF Cold.
Miss Larimer. Augusta Holmes.
............ Augusta Holmes
MISS LarlmSr.
8. Piano Solo-"Salute Pesth."..
..-.........-. ...-..-......- koWalski
Mrs. Frank Congleton.
4. Vocal Solo-"Canzonstta. from
Gnomes. Salvador Rosa
Miss Aldendelfer.
5. Duo for pianos-''Spanish Dance
,,..;:... :; 49,: !; M .Moszkowski
s. IT will Sing of Thy Great Mer-
riaz n lord pauI MapdaI-
High school mixed chorus and
orchestra-Miss Jessie Clark
director.
7. Andante Cantabile. (from op. 40
--......... ..Schumann
Violin-Mr. Edgar r. Gordon,
Violin-Mr. Anton Meisner.
Cello-Mr. Ralph Dunbar,
Piano-Mrs. Mccoy
! 8. Vocal Duet-Venetian Boat Song
| ....-..-.. -......... Blumenfhal
Misses Aldendeifer and Larimer.
9. "Menuet" Boccherinni
Mrs. Congleton. Misses Calhoun
! Bissantz, McCookle.
! 10. Cello Fantasia .Dunkler
Mr.. Ralph Dunbar.
IL. "Hark, Apollo Strikes the Tyre"
High school chorus and orchestra
Mrs. Mccoy. accompanist.
Literary and Pie Social"-The EqJ.t-
! able Aid union win give another one OF
/ its popular e1lten:ain ments at the Sons
OF Herman hall. corner OF Second and
Main streets. Monday evening Novesn-
I Der IL, at O'Clock 10 which all are In
| vited. The following program VIII be
! rendered:
1 Welcome addness-Dr. c. j. Taylor
Recita tfons-Garfield Black. Minnie
Pcdigo. J. Crawmer. Vevna Sprtngate
Miss T.. Miller. Master Fred Tucker.
Music-By quite a number OF the best
musicians in the city.
Mrs. MalviT-na Walden has returned
| from the east and VIII resume her
classes In voice culture
MUSIC AT UNITY CHAPEL
| Volunrary-Selected.. Miss Galloway
| Quartette-"Come Let US Sing" Willard
MISS Joceiyn, Mrs. Ch5lds. Messrs.
Alley and Tucker.
| Duet-Selected Observation-Disclosures.
Messrs Alley and Tucker.
/ Solo-"O Rest In the Lord" ....... EE jah