The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-27

The Schubert susrtetts will Darticipats u the
Republican rally at Dalton this afternoon.
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Following Il the programme Of music thab vii
be rendered In the Second Prcsbytsriaa ehusoA
tomorrow!
MORNING.
Organ Prelude, Andanto Wild
Anthem, "The Son OF God Goes Forth to
War" .......................... Sullivan
Quartette and Choir.
OHertory, Quartctte, Jubilate Dco ......Bartlett
Miss Black and Gsragan. MesslI. Gippel and
Morgan.
Organ Fostlude ........................ Vincent
EVENING.
Organ Prelude .........................G Guilmant
Choir Response, 40 Lord, My God" ...... .Malan
Anthem, by the Dark Euphrates Stream"
from the Cantata ''tnder the Palms"
Misses Garayan and Chorus Of Mems Voices.
oHertory, Duet, lnspirer and Hearer Of Prayer,
Gebel
Mcssrs Gippcl and Williams
Organ Postlude .........................C .Capocci
SABBATH SCHOOL.
Orchestra Selection .Gounod
william Stanton and Orchestra.
Y. p. 8. G. +.
Vocal Solo. LEAD Kindly Light ...Protheroe
MIR. u. W. Davis.
J. n. Chance, organist and director.
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Mr.. Lawrence certainly has had his hands full
the last two weeks doing about all the work
there in the city. The week Of October %
he had the Academy for the week. six men;
Gaicty for the week, four men; Music hall at
Pittston also, the WHOLE four men. Party In
Guernsey hall Monday evening; Tuesday evening,
dance at Music hall, eight men; also one ut
dance, Music hail. four men; Wednesday evening,
Mcars hall, six men; Thursday evening, dance
at Music hall, six men. and party at Sicgel's
In four Mtieic
Friday night SIX men. and hand Of thirty men.
Wednesday afternoon for William Conncll Hose
company for fremens parade.
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The musical programme at the First Prcsby-
tcrian church for tomorrow morning is as fol.
lows
Te Deum Observation-Disclosures. .Dresslcr
(Solos for all voiccs).
Duet, "But the Lord Endureth" .Starston
Tenor and Bass).
Mrs. Kathryn Thele, soprano; Miss May Kings.
bury. contralto; David Stephens, tenor; John
T. Watkins, baritone; Miss Florence Richmond,
organist.
The annual .Musical Dste and Hourly En-.
gagement Book" for 1900 and 1901 has just been
issued by the Henry Wolfsohn musical bureau Of
131 East Seventeenth street. New York. and thiA
season is more elaborate than usual. 1t con-
tans in addition to records Of coming events in
musical line, complete table for making mem
orandums OF engagements in every hour Of the
day. and must prove great convenience to
music teachers and professional people generally.
An organ recital Tor the benefit OF the Calves
ton sufferers was given last evening by Mr..
Huffmaster, assisted by Alfred Wooler.
tenor, and Philip Warren, bass Each number
was greatly enjoyed Mr.. Huffmastcr has bright
future his playing showed much skill Both
Mr.. Wooler and Mr.. Warren were in good voice
and sang with their accustomed ability. The
vocal duet perhaps the best number on the
programme; the climax Of which was especially
effective.
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is a cause for general regret upon the part OF
the music lovers and students. It is three years
since they last heard in this country, and
tleir re.appearance will be made early in Jan
uary, 1901. During February, they will visit the
Pacific Coast, where they will give twenty con-
ccrts In March and April they will sing in the
middle western cities and second tour of the
east.
Tho campaign song, "Eor Honor, Flag and Ma.
tion," which is dedicated to Congressman Con-
rcll, is being sung at many Of the Republican !
rallies with fine effect and never fails to "brng
down the house." Mr.. Wooler, the composer Of
the song. is to be congratulated on his efforts,
which are just 'the thing" for campaign
song, both words and music being good and
The Liederkranz are busy rchcarsing their min.
stre1 show. The opening overture and finale.
"Cakc Walk in the Sky" are from the popu-
lar New York music publishers, NJ. Whitmark &
Sons.