The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-15
Musical
S6ossip.

Tile following programme OF music will be ten
,,c,rd bv thc choir Of the Washburn Street Pres
bytcrian church tomorrow, under the direction of
Prof G.. Il. Dernlan:
MORNING SERVICE.
Prelude. .Andantc ..... '...'....'.,'' N'u'c
Anthcm--.O Power Eternal t'...... Luigi LuzIi
Ofertoty--Prayer ........ .''..''..... ."uiima"'
Anthen-..""re Deuin I.a,,dainus' ....Barcbtotl'er
Postlu,e ......... ....''.... :...''''''''''|'"'"
EVENING SERVICE.
Prelude .........
Anthem "Creair in Ne a Clean Heart
Shepard
Anthem" "Benedctus' ........ .........Paiker
pastlute .....,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLARK
IN the second Presbyterian church the following
programme will be given tomorrow:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude in Major ............. Nrs>adba
Anthem. "Iioly! Holy! Holy" .. Rubinstcin
Misses Black and Garagan, Qiartettc and Choir.
Observation-Disclosures solo Fear Not Yc, Oh
Israeli NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....buek
Mr.. Ralph williams.
Organ posilude in + Major .Guilmant
EVENING.
Organ Prelude, Andante ..............,.,kr kroeger
Choir Response .......................... mozart
Anthem, .Savior Whom Fain Would Love-
Spohr
Miss Black. Mcssrs Gppcl and Morgan
and Choir.
OAertory-),artettc. .How Sweet the Name
OF Jesus Sounds, Johnston
Misses Black and Garagan.
Mcssrs Gippel and Morgan.
Organ Postlude ......................'' .ielhate
Mr.. j. NJ Chance, Organist and Director.
II Il II
rb. music at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be:
Anthem. "Likc as the Harp
Bass Solo and Qnartcttc
Bass Solo. '.Not Every One That Saith"
Trio, "Rcnd Not Your Hearts,,
Alto, Tenor aud Bass
Baritone solo, "The Lord Is My shepherd
Will W. Watkins
The array of talent which las been procured
for tomorrow evenings concert in the Lyccuin
for the benefit of st. Joscph's Founding Home
is really exceptional. Out of fourteen numbers
ON the propramine the Cathedral choir will con.
tribute three. the remainder being furnished by
talent under the direction OF j. T. Watkins Two
OF our best conraltos will appear, Miss Alice
Burke and Miss Isabel r. Clarke, and Mrs.
O'B,ien. who has had the management OF the
concert and who has worked heroically to give
the patrons Of the affair substantial entertain
=
er," in which the charm Of her voice and per-
sonality has full sway. The excellent singing OF
the Schubert q,,artette is too well known to need
any comment here. \ rising young singer with
a brilliant voice The person of MiSs Martha
Matthews will also be heard. The dagram is
well filled and good house indicated.
i II II
The Schubert quartette will give a concert at
Tunkhannock on New Years eve, assisted by Mr..
Charles Hartley, the ventrloquist Miss Beatrice
Morris, rccitcr, and Miss Martha Matthews. So
prano. The quartette is also TO give an evenings
entertainment for the r. r. Y. NJ. C. A. on
Dec. 90.
Fritz Kreislcr. the Austrian violinist, made 4
scmi.public appearance in New York city on
Sunday evening last at the first OF the concerts
given by the A,ion society. His success was i'm.
mediate and astonishing. His tone is big,
beautiful and limpid. His broad, open bowling,
exquisite plrasing and variety in shading will
be sure to captivatc any audience. Kreslcr's
individuality, as shown in his interpretations,
is to he heard in every concert Of Importance
in the United States and Canada during the sea
son. During the following week he is to be the
soloist with the Thomas orchestra in Chicago
and also with the Cleveland symphony society.
He is 10 remain in this country until late in
March.
The list of the piansts who are to be heard
in this country during the season is not com
plete without adding the name Of Adele Aus de,
Ohe, whom America almost claims as her owr
representative: She is to come in February
and has been engaged as soloist for the Tebru