The sun., 1898-03-27
AMONG The MUSICIANS
What Is Being Done by Local
Muses..
SOME INTERESTING CONCERTS
Wilmington Singers Delight Audi.
ences In and Out of this City.
Announcements.
SOME INTERESTING CONCERTS

The West End Coral Club will give 4
concert in Cookman NJ. E.Church, Thurs
day evening, March 3lst, under the di-
rection Of Professor j. 7. Clymer with
Miss Viola Mofit accompanies.
The program will be varied and inter-
esting. Several selections from David
the Shepherd Boy, will be rendered. The
Evening Hymn,as sung by the multitude
outside the city the evening before the
Coronation of David as King, will be one
of the features in Cookman Church, on
Monday evening next. A full attendance
is requested. The following will be the
complete program:
Piano solo. ....:............. Miss yiola Mofht
Duet, Tenor and Soprano ..... Miss Lucy Gregg
"Dost Thou Remember Me- CLANCY Loomi .
c"rnct Corr Duet, iothc Bright Star Of Hope
From Belshazzar.
Soprano Solo, Better Land" ..,....F ii. Cove
Duet, Soprano and Alto, Mrs james Tyre,
Misses Lulu and Nina Newman.
Evening Hymn and Coronation from
David the shepherd Boy" e 40 Voice Voice.
Mixed Quartette, alice, Where Art Thou"
Miss WhilsOnhom, Miss Crothins, }. T. Clymer
and Mr.. stoddard.
Mandolin Club.
An Evening With Grandma" Double Quartette
and Mandolin Duet.
Bridal Chorus ...................... Full Chorus
The First Regiment Band have ordered
their uniforms, consisting Of blue suits
and caps, trimmed with red.
Robert P. Edwards has joined st.
Andrews choir commencing today.
Elmer E. Benson, one of Wilmington's
popular musicians, who has been i'll for
some time is convalescent.
The last rehearsal of the West End
Choral Club before their concert on
Thursday evening, March 3lst, will be
given Monday evening in Goodman
Church. A full attendance is requested.
The Temple Quartette will sing at the
Tenth Anniversary Of the Christine En-
campment No. l2, l. o. 0. f., in Eden
Hall, Monday evening, March 2Sth.
The Beethoven Orchestra vii! play for
a dance Thursday evening, March 3lst,
given by Miss Kate McClafferty to her
scholars.
A hard fight is going amongst the local
musicians for the contract to furnish
music for Shellpot Park this season, as
vet the contract has not been given out.
No doubt the Railway Company will use
good judgment and give the contract to
who they believe will give the best
music. good orchestra is required for
the dancing pavilion and a first class
band for the concerts.
A new band has been organized of
twenty-five pieces. The members are
from Grace Orchestra, and a few other
good musicians have joined. They had
their first rehearsal Friday evening,
which was comp!imented by their
instructor, Prof. f. A. Brill, of Philadel-
phia. 1t is intended to make this one OF
the lcaling bands of Wilmington.
The Ferris Industrial School band of
twenty pieces, under the direction of
Prof julius Reybold, gave successful
concert in the Opera House short time
ago, which shows that much credit is
due Prof Reybold for his ability in
training band Of boys, with an average
age OF only fifteen years, to give con-
cert that would have been compliment
to any band in Wilmington. He also
has a second band which will be heard
from shortly.
Grace Orchestra will give concert on
April 18th for the benefit OF the Ramona
Council OF the Kings Daughters OF Grace
Church.
Prof. julius Reybold has an orchestra
composed of fifteen pieces, all members
under fifteen years Of age, that is
making quite hit at local entertain
ments.