The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-13

hearsals until October
The benefit concert rendered TO Maurice
Grau last week Melted him $4,000.
There will be service of song at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church this evening
Mr.. Hugh McGibeny. violinist Mr.. Louis
]. Dochez. baritone. and Mr.. Charles F.
Hansen, organist will give a recital at
Frankfort, Ind, on Thursday evening.
Miss Martha B. Criley will sing Eye
Hath Not Seem from Gauls Holy City"
at Christ Church this morning, and Mrs.
Charles Aughinbaugh will sing abide with
Me" at the afternoon vesper service.
AS far as known the performance of BIZ
zet's Carmen Cat the Lexington. Opera
House. New York. tomorrow EVENING". by
an all-negro cast, with orchestra and grand
chorus, will be the first one in history. The
opera will be sung in English.
Edouard Strauss and his famous Vienese
orchestra of fifty musicians, who will tour
this country next season under the man.
agement of Rudolph Aronson, have en-
gagged passage on the steamer Saale, sail
ing from Bremen on the 9Th of October
The first concert will be given on Oct. 90
at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York city.
The question is often asked by members
Of the May festival choruses of the early
nineties, what has become of beautiful
Mary Howe and the sweet-voiced tenor.
William LAWN, who were both soloists at
the third festival and who married shortly
after. Their concert work has been con-
fined to the East and Canada, and it may
interest many Of their local admirers to
know that at a recent concert given in
Lowell. Mass, both were received with
marked enthusiasm and captivated the
critics.
The following programme will be given at
the Second Presbyterian Church at the
services to-day:
Morning
Organ prelude .................... Chaminade
The Palms, by request. ................. Faure
Mr. Louis DocheZ.
Organ offertorie, prayer.............. Rossini
Prayer adapted to sacred words by c.
f. Hansen, from a song by Blumen-
thai ....................... Mr.. b. +. Miller
Postlude Bach
Evening Service
Prelude "Vorspiel to Lohengrin'. Wagner
Quartet, "God Is Spirit ............ Bennett
Quartet, 1.-The King of Love My Shep-
herd Is" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shelly
foStlude ....--.-................. link
The following programme will be rem
dered at the song service this evening at
the Central Christian Church:
Prelude-"Fantasie" .Hirsch
Mr.. Joiner.
Quartet-"Festival TIE Deum'' in G.. Buck
Duet (alto and bass)-"The Lord is My
Light .......................-.... BUCK
Tenor solo Est. PauD-"Be Ye Faith
full Unto ni Death thu Mo-, M RndslSo
Soprano solo. request (Creation)-"With
Verdure Clad. .....................Ha Haydn
Cello SHORTCOMINGS" recommendations
Quartet-"All Praise to God" Wagner
Postlude-'Marcb Joyous" .Calkin
Quartet-Mrs. Philip Goetz, soprano; Mrs.
II. II. Rowland, alto; Mr.. j. Raymond
Lynn. tenor; Mr.. Oliver Isensee, bass; Mr..
Joseph Joiner, organist, assisted by Mr..
Edwin Igelman, cello,
The programme of the song service at
the Central-avenue NJ. E. Church this
evening is as follows:
Organ Voluntary ...........................
Mrs. w. B. Barry.
| Chorus-"Te Deum Laudamas" .............
II. w. Parker.
| Quartet-"Come Unto Me-. .Kiffe
Miss Smith, Mr. Busse, Mrs. Howe,
Mr.. Steinhilber
Soprano solo and duet. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Smith and Mr.. Busse.
| Soprano solo-"Penitence', Francis Martin
Miss Dora Smith.
Violin solo-"Adagio''. .............De Beriot
Miss Lucille Billingsley
Chorus-"Faint from the Skies" Schneider
Bass solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| Mr.. Steinhilber.
| Bass solo-'T will Extol Thee. Wagner
| Mr.. Steinhilber.
Chorus-"March on, 0 We Soldiers True
| .................... .......... .....Darnton
Organ voluntary ..............-............
! Mrs. w. B. Barry.