The morning times., 1896-05-03

| the Russian Nightingale Miss Merle
Esputa rendered the Pages Song" from
| the "Huguenots,' and Mrs T. C. Noyes
accompanied by Nine. DAILY, also pleased
the assemblage.
On May 6, at the Z Street Baptist
| Church, there will be a concert for the
building fund OF this congregation. Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown has been indefatiga-
| bic IN her efforts TO make this entertain
ment q SUCCESS The following musicians
VIII contribute their services: Mrs, II. c.
Browning, Mrs. Nolan Martin. and Messrs
McFarland. Rakemann, Kaiser, Xander,
Mrs, Brown, accompanist.
The Wednesday Club held delightful
musicale in the studio OF Mr. Oskar Kruitzsch
on + street. Mrs. Henderson, the recent
soprano soloist OF the Choral Society was
the star or the evening. Mrs. Henderson
sang at complimentary tea rendered her
by Mrs N. 3. Lincoln on Friday afternoon
The Spencerian Business College com
mencement exercises will De varied by sew
eral solo numbers by Miss Alice Judson
This mornings exercises at st. Pauls
Episcopal Church will include Tours com
munion service and Stainer's anthem: for
evening. frimmets "NuBc Dimittis'' and
MdShiiitdt III dDC smelly s anthem,
Savior, When Night Involves the Skies
At an entertainment in Scottish Rite
Hall, given by Naomi Chapter, No. 3, d.
f. s., the Ideal Mandolin and Guitar
Quartet, composed of Messrs. Galleher,
Hasselbach, Consta nti and Holcer, proved
themselves delightful entertainers. Mr.
Rice contributed Beran's Flight OF "A ges,'
Messrs. Miller, Pearson, Backmar I'D
Rice HpIiphffnI
Old Kentucky Home and II Am Waiting
Ess!e. Dear Miss Richenbach and Miss
Mary Mckee were each acceptable the
latter gave IAN Irish Folk Song Mr.
Miller sang Prices Love Lies Bleed
Ing" Mr.. William Oscar Roome, jr., rea-
dered transcription for the violin on the
ever-popuiar Ben Poit," Owen Mereditt's
Aux Iualiens." with an organ accom-
panimeat, as rendered by Mrs. M M
Haywood was spoken music aud can be
called harmonic selection, although
reading on the program.
Very brilliant were the musical divertis-
sements that varied the literary program
OF the Ia ast meeting OF the Unity Club that
met at the Fredonia. Miss Eddie Dire VI and
Miss Louise Dowen were the pianists Miss
Alice Cruitt. accompanied by Miss Eva
Mills. gave "Goodby, Summer with feel
Ing. Miss Mills yielded TO request and sang
THE Nighting gale" Mrs. Estelle Goddard
pleased with A rditi's "P ARIA and a
vocal solo was effectively given by Miss
Helen S. Reed The Elite Banjo and Guitar
Club delighted the large audience with
March Mihfaire," "The Chinese Picnic
and collection of waltzes from the operas
of "1492" and robin Hood"
Si1as' mass will be given t.ris moruing at
St Aloysius' anC- Owens Ave Maria" as
trio for alto, soprano and tenuF voices.
At the DeverauS and Chester marriage
at st. Aloysius' on Wednesday morning Mr.
S. kuheI. the orEanist of the church. rem
dercd the following program on the organ:
Wedding March," 'Brid, : Song" and
a ''Nocturne." from Edmund Lassen's wed
ding music. Bridal music from Rubenstein's
''Feramoes," or ''Lalla Rookh." and as the
finale Guilmant's 'Nuptial March,"
A new local musical composition just
published by Ellis & Co.. is a song entitled,
If 1 Were King words by Mrs. Fred
erick Schrader music by Ch. Haring.
Tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock the SaeR-
Gerbund will enter for the first time its new
hall. The Saengerhund will sing strains
OF welcome in "Gruess Gott.'' This Will he
followed by an Aria from .-Tanhaeuser."
sung by Miss Mae Is. Whitesell, entitled,
''Theurc Halle
Then Hon. Simon Wolf will give an ad-
| dress in regard to the aim and purpose OF
the Saengerbund. This will be falowed by
the singing OF Frank Won der Stuckens
'Bandeshymne," in which Mr.. Frank
Reistocli will sing the baritone solo. Other
musical numbers during the week will be
''FruehDn gszauber.' Lerche, Fink and
Naciitigall; "Fruehling am Rhein," ''Allo-
| tria,' Goldmarkts "FruehfingsnetZ,' ''Old
Folks at Home. my Kentucky Home" and
|, ,"Dixie Land arranged by Frank Won der