The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-03
MUSIC ON THE HEIGHTS
Rutgers GIee Club Gives An
Excellent Entertain
ment.

The Banjo, Mandolin mad Gdee Clubs
of the Stevens Institute of Technology
visited this city last evening and treated
a large audience at the Jersey City Club
Theatre to an excellent evenings enter
tainment. The theatre was filed to its
utmost capacity and all were amply re-
warded, as the programme rendered vas
a splendid one. Each number brought
forth well rnerited applause and encores
were not ~infreqaently responded to. The
ushers were very courteous and the large
audience was seated without difficulty.
A negro medley was the opening num-
Der by the Glee Club, and the Banjo Club
endere the butterfly Waltz credita-
bly,. v. Mcdonald sang s'Jipsey john
and "D,nah's Jubilee was then given by
the Mandolin Club. A very pretty selec-
ton, entitled Mystery followed. and
the Banjo Club then rendered Spirit of
Liberty"
Thu second part began with the $50
rosis Values, by the Mandolin Club.
after which the Banjo and Mandolin
Clubs rendered "Coonvlle overture
That catchy negro melody, a Georgia
Camp Meeting was the next number
given by the Banjo Club, and "La Yin
SdEd was lIGu IEfiQSitU ny tbE Aiditetoiin
Club. The Glee Club concluded the pro-
chanica1 Engineer"
The gentlemen who furnished the ex-
celient entertainment we're
Glee C~lub-Lionel Post. so, president;
Albert v. Macdonald, 1900, leader; f. w.
Cox. 1900, secretary and treasurer. First
tenors--A. ". Macdonald, 1900; A.. c..
Pratt, S. s.; j. w. Valdez, 1902. Second
tenors-J. S. Henry. $50; G. II. Beck, 80;
f.. P. Ahrnke, i99; II. w. Crowell, '99.
First bass-N. Litchfield, 1901; A. Siegele,
Jr., 1901; IF. w Cox, 1900; F. NJ. Clark,
1902; r. a. R~cnavides. 1900. Second bass
w. A. Tennille. Jr., 1900; c. T. coley,
1901; L. Post, '99, and G. Z. Deitz, 1901,
-accompanist.
Banjo Ciub-D. McG. Gregory, presi-
dent; Hobart b. Upjohn, '99, leader; P.
G. Idell, secretary m treasurer. First
banjos-H. B.. Upjohn, 's9; Pc. Idell.
'99: R. S. Younglove. 1901; F. w, Armi-
tage, 1901. Second banjos-M. III Fitch,
1900, N. E. Lewis, 1901; U. 3. Prince,
1900. Guitars-w. A. Shoudy, 's9;; D.
MEG. Gregory, 1900. and F. j. Reese. 1901.
Mandolin lub-D MEG. Gregory, 100,
President; Harold r. Samson. $50, Leader;
E. r. Welles, 90, Secretary and Treasurer.
First mandolins-H. r. Samson, SO; Edw-
Voorhees,, so; E.. R.. Welles, 200; j. c..
Shaw. go; N. Litchfield. '01: f. j. Bennett,
'01; w. ". Toffey. S. s.. Second mandolins
&C. N. Durrie, 90; e. L. Bradley, 'O1; E.
B. Brisley, '02; d. s.. Seaman. 'O2; D.. p.
Rosenheim, '01; l.. A. Gramseh, S. s.;
S.. Wheeler. Jr.. s. S. First violins-F. W.
Cnr -fA. A CionoTn Tn -l1 +. u 7 NJayti,
'02. Second violins-C. E.. Needing, 90;
H. R.. Hyatt, 90. Guitars-D. NEG Greg
ory. 90; F. w. Armitage, '01; w. A.
shoudy, '99; F.. ]. Reese, 'ol.
The patronesses were:-Mrs. M. Bum
stead. Mrs. VIM. v. Toffey. Mrs. E. B.
Kiersted. Mrs. G. B. Wilson, Mrs. j. D..
Bedle, Mrs. A. J. Dear, Mrs. W. Durrie,
Mrs. L. Rowe. Mrs. j. Dixon. Mrs. NJ. c.
Post, Mrs. A. NJ, Scudder. Mrs. j. ]. Tof-
fey, Mrs. e. Bennett. Mrs. j. j. voorhees,,
Mrs. ]. W. MeKelvey, Mrs. V. r.
Schenck, Mrs. B. Siocum, Mrs. A. j.
Post, Mrs. D. Toffey, Mrs. q. Fl. Davsy,
Mrs. j. H. Potts. Mrs. G. +. Perkins. Mrs.
Il. H Hotchkiss, Mrs. A Sidman. Mrs.
F.. H. Bennitt, Mrs. r. Fl. Myers, Mrs. G..
Ferris, Mrs. S. R. Forman, Mrs. P. J.
Koonz, Mrs. J. a. Williamson, Mrs. L. j.
Apgar. Mrs. J. Headden Sd, Mrs. G. B.
Fielder, Mrs. E. H. Apgar, Mrs. NJ. A.
Throckmorton, Mrs. I. H. Towar, Mrs.
w. o. Newcomb, Mrs. M. c.. jenkins,
Mrs. G. w. Chopper, Mrs. E. P. Clarke,
Mrs. c. Brett, Miss L. Jenkins and Mrs.
G.. S. Marshall.
The following gentlemen acted as ush-
ers:-A. G. sidman, 80; Fl. G. Taylor, '99;
G. T. Meyers, 1900; r. z. Manley, 1900, and
p T. RraGfav Jr 1911