The Portland daily press., 1897-10-19

ME CoJlbroth, Maude Coombs,
Gertrude Cunning !am, Grace
Curtis, Ada and Ethel NJ. Davis, K. A.
Devine, Lucy, b; Day A4argAret E. Der
can, Margaret Duroy, Mrs. b. W. Elmer
son, Elizabeth Farley, Mrs. II. F. Farm
ham. Alma V. Fellows, Eva Fosp. Mrs
o. II. Fogg, Harriet Foster, Margaret
Il. Fox, Mrs. Alice Frazier, Mrs. f. K.
Frye, Mary Goouoll, Ella Gardiner, \ lice
and Bertha ellison, Mrs. q. M. Gould,
Bertha h and Carrie N. Greene, Edna
M. Harding, Mrs. J. L. Harris. &c. $.
Holland, Elsie Hawkes., Mrs. e. A. Hunt,
Grace III. Hodgkins, Mrs W f,
Hodgkins, Sophia B. Holmes,
Mabel L. Hooper, Mrs. W.R. Howard.
Helen Hutchinson, Nettie A. Jones. Nj.
e. Jordan, Annie M. Kalor, Alrs. j. W.
Kelley, Adelaide e. Kimmell. Mrs. Il.
R. Knapp, Mrs. II. Kotzsohmar, Nellie
Il. Loveltt, +. Lappin, Mary L. Libby,
W. W. Mcdonald, Alice MoGrath. Mrs.
o. c. Mclean, Nellie e. Mar, Mrs. G.
e. Miller, Edith March, M. q, Milliken'
Ethel L. Mills, Eva B. Montgomery. A
N. Nelson, M e. Neal, Mary L. b.
Noyes, Agnes O'Connor, Mr.. j. b.
O'Neii, J. q. O'Connor, Mrs. G. e. d.
Osgood, Laura E. Parker, Mrs. X. A
4I0lStto dLbOfSt IA. M. HSA0.
bles, Cora Perkins, Mamie L. Peters,
Hattie Pike, Carmeline Painohaud, n
E. Plummer, Isabel q. Pollister, Inez
Perry. Mrs. P. e. Prang, Mabel Preston
Addie NJ Quimby, Ellie Rice, Isabel
Robinson, Mrs. A. j. Kicker, Mrs. W. w.
Riggs, Maude Russell, G. H. Small. Jen-
ME A and Pauline Sargent, Florence
Shaw, Viola Sherry, A. NJ Springer.
Mrs. G. A. Simmons, Maud A. Simpson
Martha g. Snow, Mrs. Wilson Sprague,
Mrs. B. A. Spring. Bertha L. S ewart'
Maud Sykes, Bertha b. Thompson. Mrs
S. II. Thompson, III. Violet Tucker, Mrs.
&. II. Turner, L. w. Thompson, Ida K.
Iarbox, Bertha Tuttle, Mary Il. Twigg,
Il. W. Varnun, Mrs. P. L. Watts, MIS-
Dorothy Whitcher, Mrs. Evelyn Day
White, Mrs A. NJ. Whitehouse, Mary q,
Williams, Emma Wilson, Louise Wood
man, M. K. Worcester.
Alto-Mrs. A. L. Bates, Mrs. Julia E
Benner, Viva Bennett, Margaret Bryant.
Anita Bunker, Gertrude Craine, Alice
D. Clark, Mrs. M. A. Coffin, Mildred
Curtis, Mrs. II. l.. Damon, NJ. E. Files
Mrs. j. e. Greene, Mrs. Levi Greenleaf
a.. Horgan, f. G. and M. B. Jordan,
Elizabeth King, Ella Lewis, Mary Lis,
comb, Mrs. J. A. MCGOWAN, Mrs. ]. o.
Mclean, Maude Miller, A. b. Morrison.
Belle G. Peterson, F. H Pards, Mrs. A.
D. Pierce, Henrietta D. Rioe Clara B.
Smart, Dorothy 9rthyy Themes, Edna Webb,
Tenor. 3. Abbott, W. II. Davis.
Chester W. and Mellen r. Doten, S. S,
Gilbert, Paul P. Goold, j. II. Hamel,
CA. S. Holland, Dorville Libby, Charles
H. Marsh, Alex MoCarte, E. S. L. Nc
Lellan, J. W. Miller, W. i. Mower, DR..
H. M. Nickerson, DR.. E. M. Northcott,
George E.. Smith, George r. Shaw
George A. Thomas, WA. Wright, Arthur
Bass-W. f. S. Brown, Charles E.
Barbour. George H. Buxton, F. W. Buck
Coyyle, Marshall Davis, Sterling Dow, +.
L. Dunn, +. G. Dudley, H. S. Files, Geo.
F. French. Samuel Hadlock, e. f..
Goodwin, Walter F. Haskell f. L. Jack
son. Geo. R. King, L. A. Knight, A. w.
Macy, +; D. Marshall, Frederick f. Mel
son, William P. Norton, Frederick H.
Oliver, A. D., F. H. and W. D. Pierce,
Roy A. burlington, E. III. Richardson
A. j. Kicker, Howard H. Stevens, Alfred
II. Tracy, .Jabez True, Frederick S. Vail,
Elmer +. Wengren, Joseph A. Wiley A :.
S. Woodlnan, Rev. Samuel Worcester, d.
d.
THE MAINE ORCHESTRA.
We repeat She names Of the gentlemen
from this state and from New Hampshire
who form the Maine section of the orohes-
ira under Mr.. Wasgatt. concert master:
From Maine-Osoar f. Wasgatt, Ban
gor; Frank Welsh, Portland, Horace E.
Pullen, Bangor, first violins; Frank
Durham, James Thompson, W. r.
Cousins, Portland, second violins; Ro-
land Sawyer, Bangor; Max Schlegel,
Lewiston. violas; f. G. Payne, Lewiston,
clarinet; r. B. Hall, Waterviile, cornet;
"A. A. Gillespie, Calais; Is. A. Rounday,
Belfast. French horns.
From Portsmouth, N. H.-Geo. III,
Miller, Chauncey B. Hoyt, violins; F. w.
Behold, viola; G. B. Whitman, cello;
Carl E. Yenke, double bass; q. f. East
man, flute and piccolo; J. E. ST. Clair,
clarinet; John Fl. Parlin. cornet.
FESTIVAL NOTES.
1t is study in still life to see the
wraps of the singers as they hang in long
rows during the performances. A place
has been provided under the stage for
wraps, and here they are, of all shapes,
sizes and descriptions. One prudent miss
has written her name on piece of white
cloth and sewed it to the inside of her
Jacket. The hats which hang with the
wraps are of all the colors of the rainbow
and some of hues of which the rainbow
was never guilty.
A festival singer when she walks abroad
carries one unfailing sign of her occupa-
ton while she is in the city. 1t is the
book of music Wherever the singers go,
there, too, 60 the books. A young woman
with a book under her arm may be set
down in your mind as one of the chorus.
''Turn on the Lights said Mr.. Chap
man as the rehearsal progressed yesterday
afternoon and g few moments later the
long rows of bulbs became glowing bits
of incandescence. There are hundreds of
the lights. They climb along the great
iron trusses of the curved roof. They
hang in pendant festoons over the stage
and when they are all turned on they
make the big building as light as day.
-. Mr.. e. S. E. Mcclellan has had charge
of many of the interior arrangements of
the hall, and it is largely due to his