The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-25
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Side, composed of J. Conner Evans,
first tenor; Edward b. Davies, second
tenor; John II. Tohmas, fiyst bass, and
| Tallie NJ. Evans, second bass, rendered
several selections at the Lutheran
church at Park Place on Thursday
evening. Several solos were also ad-
mirably executed by each member Of
| the quartette.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas the favorite
soprano. seems to abundantly deserve
all the praise that has been lavished
upon her. Last Sunday Miss Thomas
sang two very beautiful solos at the
| Elm Park church and also made a
| favorable impression in the quartettc
| singing. The Better Land in the
morning. and Forever With the
| Lord" in the evening were rendered
with much brillianCy, in a pure and
| rich soprano voice. Energy and intel
| ligcnce, combined with firmness and
| tact. are some of the attributes Of this
| talented lady. Miss Thomas also sang
| the Shepherd Cradle Song" for the
| ladies in the mission room, Monday
| afternoon. She is the womanly speCi-
men one occasionally finds in profess
|
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| A piano forte recital will be given at
| the Penn Avenue Baptist church lee
ture room by Haydn Evans senior
pupils Monday evening, June q, as
| sisted by Messrs. Richard Thomas and
| Thomas Beynon, vocalists. The pro-
| gramme is as follows
Sonatana in ID No. .2................ Mozart
Miss Annabcl Taylor.
| Ca) Consolation ..................K Kirschncr
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Sprinp Son. on II No .......... Merl<el
Miss Myrtis Peck.
Waltz No. 2.........................Go Goddard
- Mr.. Alfred Kuschwa.
Au Martin ....."...................Go Goddard
MISS Alle Irlcc.
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Vocal Duct Excolsior RoIfo
Messrs Thomas and Bevnon.
Waltz, Styrienne ...............W Wollnhaupt
(a) Under the Palms ....,..........Thome
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vocal Inc Mariner ir, ,.,.,,.'''''''''''D''''e
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Caprice ,.................... .Voerich
Edith Swinglc.
Tarcntelle Observation-Disclosures. Heller
Miss Grace Callander.
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.il'S AFTERNOON pE hauer oahd VIII DE
tne HlSt OF series oi ltee concerts
'ha' nave po'h arranged pN the park
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uouot .le a,tT"ua''ce ti VIII pe larSe, as
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nave hot sulI'lehI luHuS AT present 10
ohaple theih 10 erect Dahd stand Tor
tne ACCOMMODATION OF tn" musicians at
cert appears eISoWheIe louaS'
MI amos Nhillhg VIII o' pl'aEeH
~ meet any VINO may WISH 10 consult
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liotel NdSh from l. 10 ana from I
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Oh tuesday afternoon the pupils or
MI T. T. SoulhW"ftn' MISS Cordela
Freeman ana MISS Julla Allen VIII
give studio musicale ana in the
evening reception and recital Will
De helu AT the Excelsior club which
VIII De very largely attended by guests
VINO nave enjoyed the select muSicalrs
OF the past season given in Mr.. South
worth Studlo'
. II
/, Ihe special music tomorrow in the
PROVIDENCE presbyterian church by the
' large cholr VIII be as follows:
Morning anthem, Love DIVINE
Stcarns
Mr., Acker ana choir.
Evening anthem, 1T Is Good to Give
:, Thanks Observation-Disclosures. Buck
e Mr. John and choir.
II Duet, Marches
y Misses Smith and NipOnd
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y The christian Endeavor choir OF
Is Monday evening and produced the
Il beautiful sacred cantata, saul of Tar.
II sus,' under the leadership of Roes
" Watkins, for the benefit of the Baptist
Church OF that place. The Choruses
% were magniilcently rendered, and toe
N much praise could not be given to the