The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03

Of his travels and studies. Mr Dreyer is a dill
| gent student, taking on an average thirteci
lessons each week, as folows Six Language
Qtalian), six vocal, one piano. His teachers arr
Signor vannuccini in voice; Professor Cava, Ian
gusge; Professor Bimboni, piano
The following anthems will be given at th,
| First Presbyterian church services tomorrow:
Anthem. my Heavenly Home" ....... .Prothero,
Duet, 20 Saving Host ............."..w .wiegant
Soprano and Tenor.
Anthem, "Come Holy Spirit ..... .Schneckel
Tenor Solo and Quartette.
Anthem, "Rock Of Ages" .vogricl
| Mrs Kathryn Thiele, soprano; Miss May Kings
bury, contralto; Mr.. David Stephens, tenor MIR
| J. T. Watkins, musical directors Miss Florence
| Richmond, organist.
| Sir Arthur Sullivan is engaged upon the music
| Of q new operctta called 'Thc Emerald lse."
| Eduard Strauss is attracting great audience,
| wherever he goes and his programmes en-
cored over and over again. In Canada he had to
play the complete programme twice over and
1.-THE Beautiful Blue Danube four times. The
lit Of the dreamy waltz and the swing Of the be
! witching polka has fairly dispelled the reign Of
the horrible ragtime that has extended 80 imper.
ilousy over the land. No one living can interpret
| Eduard Strauss has a charm and a diablerie all
his own.
The following programme will he observed in
the Second Presbyterian church tomorrow:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude In A Flat .............. .Guilmant
Anthem, 20 Saviour Of the World"
Sir John Goss
Quartette and Choir.
Ofcrtory-Solo "By the Waters of Babylon
Mr.. Ralph Williams
Organ Postlude ....................Jo Joseph Frost
EVENING
Organ Prelude ......Oscar Klein
Choir Response. ~ Will Arise" ........ Cecil
Quartette, "I Will Call Upon Thee
Dudley Buck
Misses Black and GaraGan.
Messrs. Gippcl and Morgan.
Offertory--Duet, "Glory to Thee, My God"
Gounod
Misses Black and Garagan.
Organ Postlude Observation-Disclosures. Bach
j. NJ. Chance, Organist and Director.
Mr.. Lawrence is keeping up his record OF the
last thirteen weeks by keeping right to the
front. Monday night he had out thirty.hve
men in the band for the Republican parade
and also furnished music for party at Guern.
sey hall. Tuesday evening the band was out
again for the Democrats. party at Dunmore
and bail at Music Hail. seven men. Wednesday
night the band parade and ball at Music Hall
for the Warm Babies. Thursday evening at
Music Hall again for the Swiss society. seven
men, and four men in the GIaiety for three days.
This season Mr.. Lawrence furnishes the orches.
ira at the Academy Of Music, six men, Gaiety.
four men, and also at Music Hall four to six
men each show. So far this season Mr.. Law
renee had had about thirty nights at Pittston.
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The Scranton Recital club, pupils OF Nine.
Tmbernan. Randolph, will give an operatic con-
cert at the Lyceum on the evening Of Dec. 8,
under the direction of Mrs. Harry Dixie
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The Schubert quartctte, under the direction
OF Mr.. j. T. Watkins. were given rousing re.
ception at the Republican rally at Dalton last
Saturday. and last evening at Clarks Summit
they had to respond to numerous encores The
qnartette entertained the teachers during the
institute and made big hit
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Probably the most interesting topic before the
instrumental musicians OF Scranton and vicinity
is the organizing Of Local No. 120 Of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Musicians. which is affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor. For
many years the band and orchestra musicians
have talked Of getting into the union, in order
to protect themselves from the competition Of
unfair men, but until n few weeks ago it had
been only talk. Now, however, they are rapidly
organizing and in few days the charter will
be closed. The cost Of joining has been set
at the nominal sum of 81, so that every one
desirous OF joining could have the privilege.
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A very nice two.step was played at the Iyceum
last evening by Bauer's orchestra from the pen
Of Clarence f. Knowles. the leading clarinetist
OF Bauer's band. Mr.. Knowles has lately writ
ten a fine march for military band. He is the
popular piano tuner connected with J. W.