The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-01
MUSICAL MATTERS.

Tomorrow evening a service of song
WWbbllibs given n the Bergen Reformed
the choir Of the church. Miss Guthrie,
Soprano: Miss Eva Hawkes.. alto: MI.
Macpherson. tenor, and Mr.. w. +. Brown,
bass. under the direction of Mr. Louis
Dressler. ~sorganist. will render the fol-
lowing programme
Prelude. "Andantino.' Chauvet.
Anthem, FESTIVAL Cantate Domino
Dudley Buck.
Lords Prayer. F. N. shepperd.
J. H. Brewer.
Duet (stabat Mater. Power Eternal
Rossini.
offertory All praise to Thee. in light
Absorption. The mellow eve is glid-
ing" A. j. Holden.
Postlude. .Offertoire.' Willy.
The Gresenyille Musical and Social Club
held It's first Invitation reception of the
season at Belvidere Hall last evening.
sequence and the dance a success.
Mrs. Hodge and Miss Lillian Hodge.
evening. Messrs. Maurice J. flynn,
Ernest Cocks and Charles Fang sang sew
eral times during the evening. Among
Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Cocks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clara Sutton. Theresa Holland. T. schal-
tenbrook, Margaret Holland, Nellie Lam
berton, L Flynn, Conway. Susie Nelson,
Josie hnnis Petty aay Lille da, H9 3D. E. Graham.
Eames and Waters: Messrs- Ernest DarmJ
statter, A. Ware, a. .stexenson, Charles
E ToGet 81 Ernest Is t Cox. thomas Il; Gath peasin ch Prees
erick Roeder, r. Schaikenback Charles
Allaire and John R. Perry.
and $. {. De ming and j. 'G I. o ycSnsei
were his assistants.
Grace F. F. choir will render Monks
Gounod's Send Out Thy Light" and the
usual choral service in the afternoon with
Farmers ''sseldlars Of Christ" The choir
and hold a Joint service with tina choir,
when the following anthems will be sung:
R RaTnb How Ma amisslf A aps T1gc Dw nilnIffis
Burnett. and .'The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away" Woodward.
Mr.. Moritz E. Schwarz win direct the
Mr.. Moritz e. schwarz. organist of
Grace. P. E. Church on Erie street. will
give his next organ recital on February
g. The programme is as follows
Senate No. 2 in D minor. G,tilmant.
I Allegro II Larghetto. III. Finale.
Scherzo Concertante. Lemmens.
Fugue in d minor. Bach.
Finale. Senate 6. MendelsSohn.
Offertoire in D. Ratiste.
Let their celestial concerts" Handel.
AN arrangements have been perfected
the Schubert Glee Club. which wilt take
place ait the Tabernacle on the 18th inst.
the gsrIn1 Esee ! n,sa c0 N l,rsr,s VIZ give n,, sub
several popular airs on the programme,
Two pieces by G. Mortimer Wiske. s'Ths
Bloom is on the Rye and Loves Old
Sweet Song" illustrate this; also tsWhen
the Corn is Waving. Annie Dear: the
harmony in the latter niece arranged by
Dudley Buck. These. who have been long
attendants at the Schubert concerts will
remember with. pleasure Sunset" by
Beardsley Wan 6s Water. The club sang
this piece five years ago. The opening lines
have a strong resemblance to eth Lost
Chord" The closing (funnv) number will
be There was a man Of Thessaly.' ar
ranged by MeDonele. The club will be
assisted bv Miss Florence A. milford. the
young and charming c%ontralto. whom
many musical people in Jersey City have
already heard with pleasure. 1.-The New
York Ladies' Trio" will provide two or
three number which win undoubtedly
prove a treat. A ladies' trio is somewhat
Of an innovation for a Srhuber concert.
and 1t has been only after much pains
that the committee has succeeded in ar
ranging the engagement. This trio was
enlv recently organized with Miss Dora
valesea Peeker as v~ioliniste; Miss Flayia
Van Den Hende. ~celliste. and Miss Carrie
H,rshman. pianiste. Miss Becker is al
ready known to jersey City audiences.
and both she and Miss Van Den Herde
will have solos. AT the first concert
gwen by these ladies at Steinway Hall.
tie concert room was crowded and the
News notices at the time were more tina
dattering.