The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-07
MUSIC TEACHERS FESTIVAL
OPENS THIS 4 FTERNOON AT VAR
 NER HALL.

Musical Programme This Afternoon
 at TrinityP. E. Church--The Prome-
 made Concert To-night.
 The tenth annual festival of the Con- necticut Music Teachers association be- gins in this city to-day
 The business session will open at ? D.. m at Warner hall. The first musical programme will be given in Trinity church this afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock, by the choir of that church, under the direction of Harry J. Read, organist and choirmaster. The pro- gramme follows;
 Processional-Hymn 455 .Jeffery General Confession.
 Absolution.
 Lords Prayer.
 Versicles ....................... Tallls Psalter, Fourteenth Selection Psalm
 102.
 
 Magnificent, in B Stainer Nuno Dmittis in B dat.. .Stainer Apostles Creed.
 Versicles ...................... Tallis Collects.
 Anthem ...................... Schachner Collects.
 Hymn eos ................,..... Lowry 1r,rr nd
 ........ ............ .......... Maunder Collects.
 Benediction.
 Recessional-Hymn 253 .Calkin
 The promenade concert will be given from to 12 tonight at the Hyperion the music to be under the direction of Frank Fichtl. The dance programme is aa follows:
 Oyerture-Raymond ............ Thomas Waltz-Die Fledermaus ........ .Lacalle , Waltz-Welling of the Winds. Hall o-Step-Washingt Post.... Sousa Waltz-Calanthe .............. Holzman Two-Step-Limber Libby ..... .Hogben o-Step-McAlheeny's Cake Walk.
 ......... ............ ........ .Bal1moor Waltz-Kate Kip ............ Martinetti Two-Step-Id Leave Ma Happy Home
  Waltz-Mercedes ......... ...Trinkhaus Two Step-The Sun Do Move. ........
 ~ ..,.......... ...... StromberS Two-Step-Dance on Friday Night....
 ~ ... ............. Jefferson Waltz-The Normandie .Studley Two-Step-A Warm Reception. ......
 ........... ............... .... Anthony WaItz-Auf Wiedersehen ..... Bailey C4 EnJ,, ,,,I f1,5aC C11,, ............. ...l......... .....t... SouSa The floor committee will be as fol- lows: Ralph H. Schneeloch, chairman; Frank G. P. Barnes, Walter R. Cowles Nathan B. Fitch Frederick G. Gilbert, Frederick R. Haight, Henry D. Man son, William F. Morgan, jr., William J. Scranton, Keith Spalding, Roger w. Futile, William B. Tyler.
 Tomorrow the business session will be resumed at 9 a. m., and at 9:30 concert will be given in the Hyperion to be followed at il a. m. by lecture on "The Classic and Romantic in Music" by w. J. Henderson of New York. At p. m.. comes the choral con cert, at 4 o'clock the piano recital, and at D. rn the symphony and operatic COHCeTt, all at lHG I1ypeIloIl. Wednesday, the closing day, will be- gin with concert at a. m., followed | by the musicale at Il by the Asylum Hill church quartette of Hartford. At | ? D. n the song recital occurs, at the | chamber concert, and at 8 o'clock the | grand finale, in which Part I of Haydn's Creation" "Hiawatha's Wedding Feast and the Death of Minnehaha" q this city with Miss Hannah Cumming, soprano Theodore Van York. tenor, and Ericsson F. Bushnell, baritone as soloists, accompanied by the New York and New Haven Sympony societies or chestra of fortythre musicians. From 1:15 to 1:45 p. m. each day Mrs. William Ellsworth Kimball of Water bury will give talks on Kindergarten methods of teaching at Warner hall
 The officers and committees of the association are as follows;
 President-F A. Fowler, New Haven. Secretary and treasurer-A. J. Will kins, Bridgeport.
 Programme committee-Thomaa q. Shepard, New Haven George A. Kies Norwich John S. Camp, Hartford Executive committee--H. w. Elton, NeW Haven, II. IL. LdHSudIe. NeW I1d- ven; F. W. Canada, New Haven.
 Vice residents-Fairfied county, D. F. Disbrow, South Norwalk; Hartford county, S. Clarke Lord, Hartford; Litchfield county F. c. Buck, Wipsted; Middlesex county, E. G. Camp, Middle town; New Haven county, E. F. Isbell, Branford New London county, H. l.. Warrington. Norwich; Holland county, Dwight E. Abel, Willimantic; Wind ham county, Dwight E. Abel, Wiliman- tic.
 THINK THEY HAVE EVIDENCE. About 9 o'clock yesterday morning Patrolmen J. B. Roche and Meigs of the Grand avenue police precinct while on special detail lookout for liquor law violators secured evidence against John J. Goggins, who keeps a saloon at At Y-11c