The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-18
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

rendered WIN great success ny ll'
Schubert quartette at the Bicycle club
house last evening. Down Dcwey's
Way" was written by the well-known
journalist, MIR. John Courier Morris, of
Scranton, and the musical score is by
Mr.. j. W. Parson Price, Of New York.
The words are spirited and UP to date,
and the music is appropriately tuneful
and given in the composers best style.
There seems no question that Down
Deweys Way" will he one of the most
popular war songs of the year The
song is published by William A Pond
& CO, New York, Chicago and New Or
leans.
Mr. Alfred Wooler has composed music
for two poems written by Miss Williams,
of PcCkvillc. which will he entered i'm
the Ladies' Home Journal song competi-
tion.
Mr. +. Nandcwckcn the violinist, whose
artistic playing will be remembered in
Scranton. sails for his native city. Brus-
sells. Belgium. next Wednesday on the
Fricsland. He expects to return to this
city in the fall, when ne will give a con-
cert with some notable talent including
Schwarenka, the pianist.
The North End Endeavor choir, with
Reese Watkins leader will render the
tlst church Of PeCkvillc, on Monday eve
ming next The choir will number about
seventy singers and special car has
been chartered for their conveyance to
and fro. The oratOrio is given in Peck
vile by special request, which certainly
is compliment to Choristcr Watkins
and his singers. 1t was first given 10y the
choir few months ago in the North
End of the city,
Mr.. J. NJ. Chance will direct song
service at the Young Mems Christian
association hall tomorrow afternoon at
3.ij o'clock. The orchestra will render
the following programme:
SanctuS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Weber
lntermczzo, trio for piano, voilin and
hute ................,,...,,..., kcSrh
MeSsrs. Docrsam. Allen, Bauschmann.
Shepherds Evening Song .Gruenwald
ROmdnCe .,...............,.,.,.., hdnilOhu
MIR. j. d. Turn and Orchestra.
Mr.. William Stanton and orchestra.
March, Pontiticalc .Gound
Mr.. j. NJ Chance has prepared the fol-
lowing programme of music for the eve
ming service i'm the Second Presbyterian
church:
Organ prelude. .LcmaiGre
Anthem, when My Heart is over
whclmCd' Observation-Disclosures. Bradbury
Onortory. quartctte, Sovereign Rul-
cr, Lord Of All".................Sh Shelley
Misses Black and Garagan, Mossrs. Bcyn-
on and Morgan
Organ postludc .Gounod
The Orpheus clubs concert next Thurs
day evening IN the lecture room of the
Second Presbyterian church promises to
| he a very fine entertainment. Misses
Baucr's military band will assist the
| club.
4 piano forte recital will be given by
/ Haydn Evans Junior pupils and Miss
/ Elizabeth Thomas, vocalist, Monday eve
ming. June 20, 1898. at Penn Avenue Bap-
| tist church. Programme will he as fol-
| lows:
! Duet. Military March. f.
| Miss Emma Kahl and Hattie jackson.
| CD I.arzetlo Orom 3rd Sonatino). .Kuhlau
| (hl GaVOtte MignOn. GOldner
Miss Mabel Jayne.
| A La Naise se........................,. .Buhm
Master Keith Manvillc.
! Minuett, Columbia ................ DClhay
Miss Hattie jackson.
| Vocal, Joyous Life Raudogger
Miss Thomas.
! Squirrels Frolc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Simon
Miss Jennie EynOn.
| Dream Waltz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bchr
Miss Mamie Edmunds.
| Roudo, Frohsam ....,.,.,....,,,... LiChner
Master lVor Price.
| ReCitaton.... Master Haydn Leslie Evans
LA Cigale ...,.,....,.,......,......B Bachman
Miss Emma kahl
Sonatina ..,..,.......,,..,......C Clement
Master A Milton Charles.
, The Butterfly ..........,............Spi Spindler
Miss Lauretta Fagen,
Vocal Cradle Song..............Som Somerville
Miss Thomas.
! Happy Fancies, Caprice ........Non Wilm
Miss Ruth Beddoc.
! Nalse Sentimental .Thome
Miss Mary Thomas.
ON Monday evening June p. at the
place the senior pupils will give a recital
and Thursday evening, June 30, Mrs
Gencvievc Baker, of Nicholson, will give
the closing recital.
Mr.. Amos Whiting, instructor in voice
| culture is among the latest additions 10
, the musical Coteric of Scranton. Mr.
| Whiting comes well equipped for the
work i'm Scranton. Ills extensive study
with the greatest masters both at home
and abroad, supplemented by an expert
once of over twenty years as a teacher
have contributed to make him "A thor.
ough and successful master of the art
and science Of tone production. Mr.
| Writings method is based on the prin.
ciples of the Italian School of Singing
which is conceded to be the most natura
and iudicious method of developing the
singing voice. Mr. Whiting has estab
lishcd "A studio at Hotel Nash, whore ht
will receive pupils,
The Orpheus club. consisting of Mr.
! Arnold I.ohmann, violiust, of Wilkes
Barre, and Messrs Louis Zorzi. clarinet
isE Will Stanton, ir., cornctist anC
Charles Docrsam pianist, has secured
an engagement for the season at tn
Coleman house Asbury park. They lcaV,
for their destination on the 2lth inst
Previous to their departure a concert vii
he given under their auspices i'm the lee
| ture room of the Second Presbyterian
church. They will he assisted by Nils
! Mary Elizabeth stiles, OF Fulton. y. Y.
clocutOnist graduate of the Bostol
School Of Oratory; Miss Susan Black
soprano, Miss Ida Garagan, contralto
Mr., Newton Croft tenor; Mr.. Fred Wild
mayer, v!olinist, and Bauers Militar!
band,
Miss Ida Shelkcrs, of Elgin, H.. VIII
Is a guest at the home of Hon. l.. A
Watres, has "A mavelously sweet an
well-traincd soprano voice. She wa
with the cN-licutenant governors fam
lily during their recent prolonged sta,
abroad and studied with Madame Axtot
Paris
The piano recital given by Miss Len
Reichart, "A pupil Of Reese Jones. a
I Perry Brothers music rooms, on Mon
day evening, was great success. Mis-
Reichart is but fourteen years of age
but plays with rare skill very diHcul
compositions. She is credit to Profes
sor Jones teaching, Mr.. Thomas Bey