New-York tribune., 1900-07-03


Camden N. J.. and Long Island City, $50 each.
The last two cities sang in the second class. The
societies that participated yesterday afternoon
were: Halevy Singing Society, of NewYork; Quar-
tet Club. of Hoboken; Musical Art Club of Balti-
more; Franz Schubert Mannerchor, of NewYork;
Einklang Of Providence; Columbia, of Philadelphia;
Mozart Verein. of New-York. and Quartet Club and
Harmonic. of Philadelphia.
The great auditorium packed to an uncom-
Portable degree last night when the following pro-
gramme given:
Overture from 'Renzi Wagner
Song Awake It's DaybTeals' ......A Ktrohl
Soprano solo. Thou Psar %;.. Hoyn; Hol Wagner
Mems chorus, a capslIa, ...... KRONER
The Bard '''''''' Monster chorus
Prologue composed GO 5DS aspeag for the
Barytone solo from Hans Hsilng,, bl. MarSchneF
Special chorus AT the shore and Bird, whittier
50 quick Mannercbor q Philadelphia
suite from I'm Fsr FS Ha Of the M6antsn f
Male choruses capea T6e SH&5 o}d
"'s"'" Second prIzss, chorus e ths sanssrfsst
Duet from hs Ts yRB 35RBB F2ansc6n
I'm the Camp Of the Peasants speter
monster Hail fii' e colambia"
After the rendition of the prologue to the festi-
val symphony, DR.. Won Holleben. the German
Ambassador at Washington. made speech in
which he formally turned over the Kaiser prize
to President S X. Saenger. The singing con-
tests for prize will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Yesterday morning was devoted to a rehearsal
of the evenings programme. In the course OF the
day a large crowd gathered outside Of the armory
and listened the strains Of music that hoateo
out from the building.
In the afternoon at o'clock there was special
meeting Of the committee which was appointed 10
arrange for suitable token to present to the
Emperor of Germany as an expression OF ap-
nreciation for the interest he has taken in this
festival 1t was decided to have a souvenir that
will cost about 81 600. The design and execution
have been left to Arno Leonhardt, of Philadelphia
The programme for to-day includes rehearsal
at the arrnory in the morning, prize singing OF the
societies of the second and third classes IN the
afternoon at the Academy of Music ana matinee
concert in the armory at P. m
The Young Peoples Festival Chorus Of five thou
sand voices will sing at this matinee, and the SOLO
lists will be Miss Sarah Anderson soprano, and J. >
Raernsteln basso. The festival orchestra, under
the leadership Of Felix Jaeger. will play. Earl
Gulick the boy soprano, will sing with the chill
dren's chorus, which is to be conducted by Pro-
fessor A. S. Caswell, superintendent of musical IN
struction in the public schools. The programmes
for the day follow:
AFTERNOON.
Romantic overture new Ludwig Ihuilie
Chorus of school children:
Pilgrims
Give My Heart"
Soprano solo from '"Iannh4uss Wagner
Largo with orchestra Handel
The The riSagf NgHs n tbs easeFeI 5sfa
Chorus o school children: 9 o,,
I0Teisy " High School grade
1'' ''s''''I15i lower and High School grades.
Red Blue
9'DN Chorus and Miss Anderson.
%SaSHE T@reador msFoA ct tTG% fom
Chorus of school children:
GOD Bless America m
my Kentucky Home
Rocked in til. t4sae Of he ss'is $'@S'ss
pa. solo 4o Aananfsd SGyi sSa fly
$: Baernstein, r,-.o.
Overture from 'Mignon Thomas
Chorus of school children:
4A' All grades.
Die wAcht am Rhein' Wilhelm
9'N' All grades
EVENING.
Overture. Die Meistersinger' Wagner
"A stormy Chorus and orchestra ''''''''
contraIto solo iThe Fiddler OF CmundI 49,. Hermann
Mrs. Jacoby.
who Knows "her'' Mems ems: chorus X 0mi"'H''n
Overture, "Egrnont' Beethoven
Soprano aria from ''oberon Weber
My Old Kentucky Home Foster
l0Fe'ey Mems chorus S'i'fsF
D1'' ~ Miss yoIs6t and Mrs Jaco6y
star spangled Banner"
message was received Yesterday by officers OF
thanked them for an invitation to attend the Saeng