Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
MUSICAL NOTES
A Rare Musical Treat to'be Given
in the Near Future.
a Benent for ST. vincent,s Hospital
Chnt About the Latest Popular
n"lI"i.-A New Norto,. isous aud
IssGren. sucas.s.

On Wednesday evening. October 25th.
1899. an entertainment will be given at
the Academy OF Music for the benefit OF
ST. Vincents Hospital Rebuilding Fund
On the list Of participants is some OF
the best talent of this and other cities
who have offered their services in this
noble cause. Among those who, will
assist in tho entertainment are Miss
Alice Oliver. Mrs. j. T.. ISevill. Miss
Mary NIagee. Mrs. Charles y. Smith
Miss Alice Jones'. Miss S. Kindred Will
liams. Miss Gertrude Augusta Genre
Mrs. j. Grim Edwards. of Portsmouth:
Miss Raynor. Mr.. William Richards
air William Crowcll, MIR. w. H. Jones.
Mr. James T. Duncan. MIR. Terry B.
Gordon and Profs. a. F. Koerner. Chas
tribute to the program of pleasing
events.
Prof. NJ. p. Krueger with his orches-
ira OF fifteen pieces will he in attend :
ance and a pleasant evening is antici-
pated. This entertainment is given for
worthy cause and should he we'll pat
ronizcd. as 1t undoubtedly will he.
The general admission is so cents.
Seats may he reserved at box office
without addition charge. The concert
Is given under tho auspices Of the
Knights of Columbus.
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Mr.. r. C. Tupman will sing at the
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. a. this
afternoon.
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Miss Sallie Kindred Williams will sing
tonight at Epworth Church.
I'D Leave Ma Happy Home For
You.' the great 90 90 song by Hea-
Ian & Won Tilzer. is now heard every
where. 1t is great song. one of the
f,t tA-t 80 l. s,,I T.,
the pioneer OF all 90 90 songs.
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"Onc Little Word" the beautiful ball
| lad by Gussie j.. Davis that was sung
| here by Reese Prosser, of Fields Min
| strels. and which not then being in
print was hard TO get. has recently
been published by Hamilton S. Gordon,
of New York. and is now on sale in
| this city.
you'll Know" is the title of a new
ballad that has just been completed by
| the writer's of "Sing Me a Song of the
| South" Messrs. Norton &c Casey be-
lieve 1t will prove winner, as they
are pleased to style it the master
be issued shortly by NJ. Witmark &
Sons, New York and Chicago.
1T Loves You Deed L Do Ma Babe
by Paul Armstrong, is a coon song OF
the high order that is fast gaining
popularity. 1t is noted for its lack Of
the much used term lady and baby
and all those phrases that are SO often
copied. 1t Is q simple storys of darks
love that is we'll set to appropriate
music and makes a good song.
In the latest issue of the Musical Pa
per, "The Witmark Monthly" which is
published every month by NJ. Witmark
& Sons. New York. the following COM
| plimentary note appears under the
heading: Our Gallery of Prominent
| WRITER'S
it is with pleasure that We announce
the successful contamination of another
| important deal, having just signed as
exclusive publishers for the young
Southern team Of writer's. Norton and
| Casey, whose works are OF the popular
kind that take. Their Sing Me a Song
of the South" is already n launched
go and their other works. "In the
| Shenandoah Valley" and Where is My
Boy Tonight" arc close behind Their
new ballad. "Never!" is a predicted
prize-settcr.