New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29
MUSICAL SOCIETY or COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED AND PREPARING
FOR AN ACTIVE YEAR.

The Musical Society OF Columbia University b.
been thoroughly organized for the college year, and
the different departments have begun active work
OF primary importance az this time are the Gee
Banjo and Mandolin clubs Regular rehearsals Of
these clubs are being held, and the manager, o. w.
Buchholz. 'Ol, IS engaged IN preparing a schedule
OF dates for concerts. The clubs last year made an
excellent name in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington and at Christmas time VIII repeat tho
trip to these places. In addition 10 the Christmas
trip an annual concert Will be given at Easter
time at the Mendessohn Glee Club Hall. and many
minor concerts Will DO given in and about New
York The clubs are made up follows
Glee Club-Leader. Lee N. Bingham, 90; man.
ager. H. Duncan Buckley o. First tenors. II. 5.
Harrington '0l Law, NJ. Krickl. 90 +. Mike, u s.;
s. o. Billiard, 'o2 II. p. Crosby, jr., % 5, Hugh
Kafka, 20 s., and George Mathew, p G.. Second
tenors: II. D. Buckley. '0l r. II. Brooks. 90. H. X
Burt. 20 s.; J. II. BUTLER. '0l; r. T. Hoyt. 03; j. g
Caldwell, 20; P. V. Rasbeck, '03. and T.. Soinbach.
90 s. First bassos J. W Mackay. 20. L. ". Bing-
ham, 90; c. W. Buchholz '0l 5; J. Meehan. VI s;
/. G. Lockwood. 20 S. and +. /. Tiiden. 81 Law.
Second bassos: y. j. Lloyd. '0l S; W. r. ;. Plan
ten, 'Os L; J. B. Johnson. 20; NJ. ". Collins t2; H.
T. Spence, O2; f. j. H. Coerr 20, r .. pesram.
'Ol, and F. ". Robinson. p. q.
Banjo Club-Leader. A. Wright. sp. s manager,
II. P. Tieman 20 5. First banios. a. Wright. sp'
s.; II p. T1eman, 90 s. ". A. Bense o. H. F.
Havand, p2 s., and T. G. Mcintyre. IT.. '@ 5
Second bantos: II. II. Jacocks. Of T.. L. Tinker "
and B. b. Smith. 'o3 Guitars I. VI. Hoffman coz
NJ. X Ealk '0l S; W. c. d. Bois. u s; A.
Browne. %, and J. r. Jiles. 'o2
Mandolin Club-Leader, A. VI. Croeier ~ ; :
manager. II. II. Burdick 20. Mandoins. e.. T.
Bell. ss; A. Bing. 20 Law. r. =. Byron oo' H. H.
Burdick, 20; G. Bernheim oi : A N creser'
% 3d. A Kaufman. 'Ol : j. d. Lederman. vi Law;
s. J. Matty. %; H. Mills. 0l S r NJ. Robinson
'oi Law; J. Roman. 10 : J.. II. NJ Levy. N T.. -, y.
Penny 'OS: A G. Hayes '03 H. ". Aplinsfon. ~
e VI. Lang, o2. and %. l. Brodie. 'W Guitars, ..
r. liles. '03, ". q. Du Bots, 'N :. a. fAiicNi -
l. NJ HOFFMAN % ana *. g. Falk. - : -
Under the supervision II the Musical S,-ry
come also the orchestra and the chorus MI he.si
richs OF the Irving Place Theatre, mas persona
charge Of the chorus and the orchestra. ara IT.
tends giving Joint concert later DO tAe Year -
The officers Of the Musical Society are Iresiaens
H. $ Harrington. yice-president, j. " MtcAas,
'0o secretary and treasurer Robert Maclaf. ~
manager Of varsity show. " Il quinn ~. a.,
sistant manager. Goelct Gallatin 'NU, manager u'
musical clubs q " Buchhoiz oi : assistant man,
ayers NJ g. Bog &C. 90 ana \ g. Straforf. -.
dramatic representative. ~ b. Burdlok ". eirfct
ors L. VI Bingham. \. N creeier and \ Nren.
Several OF the undergraduates oi the NnlNriS.y
are engaged IN writing comic opefls. ana CON-,
mittoe appointed by the Musical Society VII pass
on them. selecting one for production nl n" -
Getty All the parts IN the show are taken hy wy
students themselves. and "a production is given
annually for "a weeks nj some local theatre.
Last year the show was given az the 'arnesS
Lyceum.