The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-17
MUSICAL GOSSIP.


Schubert Quartette.
Soprano Solo, Concert Waltz" ...Delibes
Miss Cordelia Freeman.
Piano Solo, Etudc de Concert ......Seeling
Miss Lena Reichart.
Tenor Solo, For All Eternity"
Mascheroni
Thomas Beynon.
Violin Solo, First Caprice de Concert
Sarasate
Miss Julia Allen.
Baritone Solo, "Blow, Blow, Thou
Winter Wind" Sargent
John Il. Watkins.
Soprano Solo, willamette ........Del Aequa
Miss Cordelia freeman.
Duet, "Call to Arms .............. Hughes
Messrs. Jones and Stevens.
Violin Solo, "The Hunt ..Musln
Miss Julia Allen.
Piano Solo
Romance .....................R .Rubenstein
RuSlerS Dance ................Ba .Bachman
Miss Lena Reichart.
ouartette. Waltz ...Kreutzer
Schubert Quartette.
Miss Marie Gilgallon, of Pine street,
entertained a few friends with a mus
lcale at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. II. Gilgallon, last night.
Miss Gilgallon is the possessor of
rich, well-trained soprano voice, which
was heard to good advantage in sew
eral numbers last night. w. II. Burke
also contributed several enjoyable
| numbers.
The first rehearsal of the Seidl or
chestra peace festival concert will be
held in the Elocution hall of the Scran-
ton conservatory of Music, Adams ave-
| nue. and Linden street, next Monday
evening at o'clock, under the direc-
ton of Professor Amos Whiting. form
erly of Boston, now Of this city. All
arrangements for further rehearsals
will be made at that time.
Mr.. Colby, of New York, and Mr..
Whiting, now of this city, extend a
| cordial invitation to all of the choirs
of the city and other singers who have
| good voices and have some knowledge
| of reading music, to take part in the
| coming grand peace festival concert
| by the famous Seidl orchestra.
The Apollo club, which has been
disbanded during the summer months,
| will again resume work under the
| leadership of Professor Theodore Hem
| berger. This season the club will
| probably cooperate with the Scranton
Sympony orchestra in some of their
| concerts. The members are earnestly
| requested to be present at a meeting
| to be held tomorrow afternoon at
| o'clock in the rooms of the Scranton
| Symphony orchestra, 416 Lackawanna
| avenue.
A male choir has been organized on
| the West Side for the purpose of COM
| peting on the prize contest of "All
| Thro the Night" at the Jackson
| Street Baptist church choir eisteddfod.
| Mr.. Hugh Jones is the conductor. A
| meeting will be held tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Robert Evans, who won the chief
prize on 20 Fendegig Walia" at Noun
tain Park last Saturday, has voice
of exceptional quality. BY request Mr..
| Evans sang Fear Ye Not, o Israeli
at the st. David Episcopal church last
Sunday evening.
The Ruth and Boaz" cantata, which
| was given in the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church. Hyde Park, at the
| closing of last season will be repeated
about Nov. 2.
| The Penn Avenue Baptist church
choir. of which Professor Haydn Ev-
ans is conductor, enjoyed a day at
Nay Aug on Thursday
The duet in the anthem rendered by
Mrs. Jayne and Thomas Thomas at
Penn Avenue Baptist church last Sun
day, was very pleasing.
The Orpheus Glee club will take part
in the programme to be rendered In
the entertainment at st. David's church
on Jackson street on Tuesday evening
next.
Music at Nay Aug park tomorrow al
$3.50 p. M, by the Scranton Lieder-
kranz; thirty voices.
The Schubert quartette is earning
an enviable reputation by their fine
ensemble singing. They sing mex
Tuesday evening at a concert to bt
given under the auspices of the An,
thracite commandery, knights of Nal
ta, at their new and handsome lodge
rooms over ]. w. Guernseys store.
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The Scranton Leiderkranz will oper
their newly repainted and generally
remodelled music hall with a granC
concert in October. 1t is expected tha
some fine talent from abroad will par
ticipate.
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st. Patrick's church choir com
menced rehearsals last evening undel
its newly appointed director. Mr. ]
It. Watkins. The choir will be thor,
oughly equipped with new members
and new music,
\ / Il
The Engineers club will be enter
tained next week at Mr.. A. d. Black
ington's home, at which the Schuber
quartette will discourse their sweetes
music.
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Bauer's band will again be heard a
Laurel Hill park tomorrow afternoon
and in the evening the orchestra will
begin the winter series of Sunday eve
ming dinner concerts at Hotel Jermyn
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