New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25
ROUND LAKES MUSIC FESTIVAL.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS BEING MADE-THE
MINISTER'S INSTITUTE

Round LAX, ~ y July "a (SpeciaD--Round
Lake IL now in It's annual fervor of musical excite
ment. The eighth annual festival OF the Round
LAX, Musical Association had its opening concert
on Thursday evening, July -. For weeks past
morning, afternoon and evening. the great audi
forum has been the scene of rehearsals for the
coming festival.
This season It is conducted by a. w. Lansing.
who has been for several years director OF the
Philharmonic Society Of Cohoes. The regular
chorus is augmented this year by the Cohoes Phh-
harmonic Society which has been practising Tor
the festival since June !.
The quartet comprises Nine. Eleenore Meredith
soprano Miss Mary Louise CARY, contraito VINO
made her debut in oratorio under Walter Dam
rosch; ]. II. Mckinley tenor who appeared al the
festival last season, and DR.. Carl Martin, basso'
The New-York Ladies Trio-Miss Dora NaIesca
Becker. vlolinst Miss Flavic Van den Hende vio-
loncollist and Miss Mabel Phpps, panist-assist at
the concerts with a well-selected orchestra.
There have been three evening ooncerts-Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday evcnings-and matinee
this afternoon. The programmes consisted OF
classic music relieved by popular ballad selections
This evening Gaul's sacred cantata THE Holy
City" will be given by the quartet, full chorus ana
orchestra.
Hugo Breuls art classes, the School of Music ana
the School of Expression, are rapidly increasing III
numbers. Professor J.. V. Zuochi Is expected mere
this week TO open his School of Modern Languages
for Teachers opened under the management Oh
Alexander Falconer, Superintendent of Public IN
struction at Waterford. This school, which has
been successfully conducted for the last three sea-
sons at Round Lake. viii continue in session unt'
August 70 when a uniform State examination Tor
teachers Will be held at Griffin institute Here III
opportunity will be given To teachers TO take exam
nations for first second third grade ceTllca'cS'
Dwight L. Moody will arrive from Northhold 10
day TO be the guest of Bishop John L. Nc"ndi'
He will receive a hearty welcome Mr.. Moody VIII
ta,o full charge of exercises tomorrow, SUNDAY;
JuIV % which l. the opening DAY or the IIllstcIS
Tnsffuto and the Sunday school Assembly. snVlta-
lions have c1.tcndcd to ClerGymen throuS 1out
the entire State and in adjoining states 10 nt pre-
ent on this occasion. In return ior MI MOI! 80
services Bishop Newman will spend a couple OF
davs at Northfcld in August. Among the prom,
neit lecturers before the ministers ihslitu9SS il
he R,shop Newman, who will speak on BuTIeu
cities of The Orient; DR.. Henry y. BurZ preSluVHt
Of Drew Theological Seminary and dean OF tne
factIfv of the Ministers Institute, who will lecture
ON THE Literary Study OF the llrIe anu
"Gmpses OF Continental Europe, ana liolcassoi
J. {. Van lenschOtcn, of Wesleyan UhNcrhlV,
who was present at some of the most import
Modern Greece" "Sepulchrai Monuments ol an,
cient Greece" and Recent Excavations III Greco,
Musical week always CROWDS the hotcIS anu III III
tages Among the summer visitors from cW-loLk
are occupying their cottage on the circle ana Mul-
ford Perry AMI family. At the NCntWST1,m diJ i.n
are Clarence Sheldon and daughter, OF broohiHn,
pr md Mrs Van Nranken. OF brooklyn. are AZ lhC
XIX Hmes Mrs. Jean NJ HubbeL Mrs; Mary
Names and Mrs. Y. =. Palmer of New-York; MT;
Emilio Neidinger. Mrs. Oliver *. lapham ana
Mrs. Kinncburgh and son, from Brooklyn