The times., 1901-04-28

sically. but the pOssessors of uncommonly
| good voices Those who appeared during
the evening were Mrs. Chas. Bailey, Mrs.
| Joseph Chunn. Mrs. a. Leftwich Sinclair,
| Miss Alice NJ Fletcher Miss .Beulah
| Greene, Miss May Adele Levers, Miss
! Elizabeth McFal, Miss Margaret Dob
bins, and Messrs. Berry Clark, Allan c.
| ClOugh, Charles f. Nesbit, Walter Shan
non, and Harrington Barker. The ac-
ccompanists were Arthur d. Mayo, Mrs.
Sinclair. and Miss Marion McFall. Mr..
McFall was to have sung a group of songs
| from manuscript, composed by George f.
Anderson, but was suffering from rheu-
unable to appear.
Miss Beulah Greene has had an offer
| from the manager of the Knickerbocker
Theatre I'm New York to take a leading
mart in the opera of "FloTodora' and wiz
go to that city in October. Miss Greene
has had considerable experience In dra-
matte work and Will no doubt be a sue
cess III light opera.
At Immaculate Conception Church this
morning Miss May King will play during
the offertory a Lied Ohne Worte." com
posed by NJ Hauscr for the violin Harry
Wheaton Howard viii accompany Miss
King on the organ. Miss King is a pupil
of Mr.. Rakemaun.
The Euterpe Musical Club, at its meet
ing last Monday. adopted a new consti-7
tuition and bylaws commensurate in
scope with the rapid growth of this or
ganzation. This constitution provides
among other things, that the government
Of the club shall be vested in a board of
managers, consisting Of seven representa-
tive members, who shall have fun control
Of all the affairs Of the club. The follow
ing were elected to this board, 10 serve
during the rest of this and all of next
season. William Mueheisen. Louis G.
Freeman, William II. Scholz. Raphael
Rooster, Frank Byram, Mrs Blanche
Muir -Dalgleish. and Mrs John Rieman.
Officers OF the club were elected as fol-
lows: President. William Muehleisen;
Vice President, Frank Byram; Treasurer,
John Johnson; Secretary, William II.
SchOlZ. Ten new members were admitted
10 the club. The board is now considering
applications for the position Of musical
director Of the club and Will make its
selection before the final concert of the
season, at which the new director viii Of
fciate. The active membership list of the
Euterpe Musical Club now contains the
names Of ffty-two persons, all Of whom
are well known in musical circles. An
excellent programme will be rendered at
the next musicale Of the club. to be given
"a it's new hall on Fourteenth Street the
evening Of May 6.
The series of monthly choral services,
which have proven so pleasant a feature
at Hamline NJ. E. Church, will be
brought To a close this evening,
when the sacred cantata. THE Holy one
Of Israel, By Gabriel which was given
by the choir earlier in the season, viii
be repeated in response to many requests
for its repetition. The choir viii be as
sisted by several prominent sOlOists, who
have volunteered their services, and the
regular chorus viii be considerably aug
mented. The Rakemann String Quartettc
Essfl nd ngFs AZ lar - n %
HAYDN. and Mr.. Nillapando. the celiist,
VIII give Th0me's "Andante ReligiOso.
The choral work viii be under the direc-
tion Of William }. Palmer and Otis D.
SWEET viii preside at the organ.
Considerable interest is already mani
tested in the last concert of the seven
ira, which will be given at the National
Theatre Saturday evening, May %. The
organization. which numbers seventy per
formers, has reached degree Of prof.
cheney never before attained.
The orchestra viii be assisted by Mary
Helen Howe, soprano. Anton kaspaT. Vio-
linist; Anita Cluss, harpst, and Henry !
Xander, accompaniSt. Seats for the con
cert will be placed on sale tomorrow |
morning at Sanders & Staymau's Josef |
I[aspar will direct the programme, which !
will be as follows;
Ludwig Van Beethoven Overture. .. 'Egmont'
Henri NieuXtemps-Con for violin and or |
ohestra, d minor, op 81.
Mr.. Anton Kaspar
Felix MendesSOhn-Bartholdy symphony H. \
minor (Scotch) OPP 5G (a) andante con motto |
allegro brio; (b) schcrzo assai yiyace;
Co ada2io cantahlo; finale maestoso.
Song scected-Miss Mary Helen Howe
Adolphe Fischer, barcarolc op. H.
Played in unison by sixty volinists
Bizet-"L ArIoSicnnc" (Suite I)-(a) PaStorale; |
(b) intermezzo; (c) menuctto; Cd farandole. /