The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25

piano. wherever and whenever he plays Prof.
Pennington has made special arrangements Tor
the piano to remain in the city until after the
third OF the closing series of rccitas, which VIII
be given by the Conservatory on Saturday after
noon, June !.
The superb attractions which the new man
a:cment of the Ivceum has furnished its patrons
this season and the generous response OF the pco
ple OF our city in filling the house with cnthusi
asm, the result of critical appreciation, as well
as by their presence, has Siven the management
much encouragement and stamina necessary to
bring the best talent to our midst. and as 'c-
suit Scranton is winning an unvahlc reputation
among the class bureaus of the country rs
city willing and ready to support the very best.
Among the stellar attractions of the season is
the coming of the celebrated baritone vocalist
and actor Mr.. William Ludwig renowned on
two continents for his portrayal OF the famous
parts OF Hans Sacks in Richard Wagncr's con'ic
opera. "Die M:istcrsngers and His Mcphistophc'
les in Gounod's Faust" Don't fail to see and
hear this artist at the Lyccum on Decoration
evening.
The following musical selections will he rem
dcrcd at Elm Park church tomorrow under the
direction of Mr.. J. Alfred Pennington:
MORNING.
Organ, Prelude IN Il kNclllDCrECr
Choir. Anthem. 'Still, Still with Thee
Arthur Footc
Organ, Ofcrtory .......................L .Lcmaigrc
Choir, IIymn.Anthcm Selected
Organ, Postludc in Minor ..............B Bach
EVENING.
Organ, Prelude in ........................Sila .Silas
Choir, Anthem, There's Bright Land Far
Away ................ ............. .MarSton
Organ, Orerory in 4 Flat ........... Gallaorts
Choir, LYNN. Anthem Selected
Organ, Postludc in ID .....................Ba Bach
Mr.. william Ludwig, baritone, Of London,
England, who is announced to appear the
Lyccum next Thursday, May 80 Decoration even
ing), will be cordially welcomed by the music
loving people OF Scranton.
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The following musical selections will he rem
dcrcd at tomorrow's services in the Sacond Pres.
bytcrian church
MORNING.
Organ Prelude, 'Mclitaton'' ......,.. .lcnnigne
Anthem, 'Thus Speakcth the Lords OF Hosts"
Stancr
Ofertory-B Baritone Solo, "Thc Plans Of
Peace" .............. ...........,...B Barnard
Mr. Ralph Williams.
Organ Poslude ........................P Phillips
EVENING.
Ry request the words Of the songs for the even
ing service will be from Ecclcsiastes and Job
Organ Prelude .Ashmall
Anthem, Remember Now Thy Creator"
Emerson
Gee. Twelfth Chaptcr)
OGcring-Quartette, "Oh Where Shall Wisdom
BE FoundT' ...,.,..,.,.r.,..,.'...'M 'Millard
Misses Black and Garagan, Mcssrs.
Gippel and Morgan.
doh Twenty.eishth Chapter.
Organ Postlude Bach
j. NJ. Chance, Organist and Director.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Chance will direct a chorus Of
fifty male voices at the ceremony connected
with the laying Of the corner stone of the now
Young Mems Christian association building next
| Tuesday afternoon, May rs. Some of the best
voices OF the city will sing, accompanied by a
1uartctte OF horns from Lawrences band.
Miss Susan Black, the we'll known soprano, was
engaged as soloist at the commencement eXcr-
evening.
The following selections will he given at 10
morrow's services in the First Presbyterian
church:
Hymn-Anthem, "Out OF the Deep" .... Bartlett
Soprano and bass solos and choir,
Duet, ''Thee We Adore" .Jaddassohn
',o'iuio anu ANU
Anthem, praise the Lord" .............B BuTitt
Blss solo and choir.
Tenor solo, "Ileayenly Vision" ...,., .Treharne
MIR. David stephens
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The famous Schubert quartette is engaged to
give a concert at Pleasant Mount,
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Tie Y. NJ. ]. Minstrcls will perform at Mears
hall June IL. Those who have been privileged to
witness the rehearsals predict a very pleasant
show.
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The Schubert quartottc, Mr.. j. T. Watkins and
Mrs Joseph oBrien will participate in the Iud'
wig song recital at the Lyceum thcater next
Thursday evening. Memorial Day
Mr., Watkins closing recitals will be held the
| latter part Il June.
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Several OF our local musicians met last evening
at j. W. GucrnSeys music store and organized an
| orchestra to furnish music for dances, picntcS,
| parties, etc. The intentions of the musicians
! arc not antagonistc to any Of the city musical