The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-29


business demands a full attendance.
All new members are given an invi-
tation to be present.
Mr.. j. u. watkins will participate
in a concert to be given at the Provi-
dence Presbyterian church by Mrs.
Schmidt Saunders pianist; Mr.. Walk
inshaw. violinist.
The Schubert quartette will render
the vocal music at the coming Knights
of Malta convention and will also give
an evening of song during the Fire
mems fair.
praise service will be held at the
evening service in the Second Presby-
terian church, when the quartette.
choir, church choral society and Sab
bath School orchestra will assist in
the following programme of music:
Prelude. orchestra and organ LeITache
Anthem, Welcome, Happy Morn
ing Observation-Disclosures. Schneider
Solo, rectative and Aria, "How Long
Wilt Thou Forget Me, o Lord"
Meitzke
Miss Garagan.
Anthem, Awake, o Earth. ..... Eyer
Solo, 81 Will Extol Thee, Lord"
Costa
Miss Black.
orertory, Adagio from Fourth sym
phOnie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Widon
MIR. Charles DOersam.
Solo, 80, Divine Redeemer" go. Gounod
Mr.. Beynon.
Violin, organ and piano accompani-
ment, Messrs. Widmayer Doersam
and Chance.
Orcestra, selection Schubert
Anthem, Triumphant Hymn. Read
| Organ postlude, Hallelujah Chorus,
arranged from Handel's Messiah,
Dubois
Mr.. Doersam.
! Soloists, Miss Black. soprano; Miss
Garagan, alto; Mr.. Beynon, tenor;
Mr.. Morgan, bass.
! Mr.. j. NJ. Chance, organist and director.
| Mr.. Charles Doersam, assistant.
Il
a pleasing piano recital was given
in Mr.. Chances studio, 4O6 jefferson
! avenue, Wednesday afternoon at )
o'clock. The following pupils assisted
in the programme;
a. TO a wild Rose. Edward Mcdowell
b. Etude in G major. Loeschorn
! C. Rondo in Is tlat,..............M Merkel
Miss Mary Gearhart.
| Under the Blossoms ........ Lichner
Miss Gladys Watkins.
| Heather Rose" ..................La .Lange
Miss Bertha Guernsey.
! waltz i'll q maJOr....., .IOeSChorn
| Miss Grace Mclean.
Sonata in c major-Andante. allegro,
Kuhlau
Miss BESSIE Stelle.
Polonaise in E major. Bohm
Miss Ruth Hanley.
Song without words in + major
Mendelssohn
Miss Elizabeth Blair
| GaNOLte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PhelpS
Miss May Guernsey.
a. Silver Spring ..................Ma Mason
10. Sparks .................. MOSzkoWSlti
c. kamennOi-O -OstroW ........ Rubinstein
Miss Mabel Rennie.
a. Humoresque,
b. Nalse Schezo,
L. Romance ....,...,.... ISCndlkOWSky
Mr. Charles Doersam.
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! The symphony society will meet at
their new rooms tomorrow evening at
7.3O o'clock. The first fun rehearsal of
the splendid "Svendson symphony" oC-
CURED last Wednesday evening. This
work is by far the most difficult that
| the orchestra has ever attempted. The
symphony society is to he congratulate
ed in having procured the large recital
room that Professor SouthwOrth has
| but recently vacated, situated over
PowelPs music store on Wyoming ave-
nue..
| Philip Warren has been selected to
sing the principal baritone solos in the
large male chorus that will be the last
number on the next Symphony pro-
gramme. Evan Williams will be the
tenor soloist.
The Country Club March," by Mr..
Phillips, of the firm or Finn & Phil
lips, is in its tenth edition so popular
has it become. The march, The Snow
ball Club" composed by Professor
Rockwell, manager of the music pub
fishing department, is also meeting
with grand success.
The Apollo club, which, in connection
with the Scranton Symphony Orches-
ira society will give a concert the 18th
of next month, had a very successful
rehearsal on Thursday evening in
Music hall. Fully fifty voices rehearsed
. Heroes Praise" a patriotic drama.
Philip Warren and David Stephens
soloists at st. Luke's church, have
rendered their designations. The SER
vices of both have been highly appre-
ciated for the past five years Mr..
Stephens has had an offer to sing in
the Methodist Episcopal church at Mt
Carmel
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StannnI'S hand nf thG NnCt do
formerly known as Crumps band, is
advancing Last Saturday evening the
band gave very successful concert at
iii Jackson street. and will during
the summer months give open air con-