The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-31
J. E. BLOOMER, Manager and Principal

tette will rehearse Mr.. Hemberger's
"Quartette Opus. 81" the composers
most recent creation.
Annie Moore" is the name of new
popular song that has the call at the
seaside resorts this month.
4 very enjoyable concert was given
by the male chorus of the Leiderkranz
at Lake Lodore last Monday after
noon, in the presence Of large au-
dience. including members of the
Honesdale Iiederkranz, who We're
present in a body. Mr.. IIemberger
conducted, and the solos were taken
by Measrs. Fred Enrich and Fred
Hay. Mr.. Enrich rendered his selec-
tions with breadth of style and eN-
preston that eNinCed painstaktng
study. Mr.. Hays solo was also we'll
rendered and both singers received
we'll. merited encOres. The programme
deserves Il repetition, not only in
Scranton. but in Ilonesdale and car
bondale as we'll. The final number,
"Scharfenstein," was the most import
ant of the day, and the chorus of fifty
voices was assisted by Bauer's full or
chestra. This number was received
with great enthusiasm, and reflected
no little credit on Mr, Hemberger, the
chorus. and Mr.. Bauer and his band.
Subjoined is the programme in full:
(aD Wagner. Hans ...........,,,.Forest Greeting
,ap Forcst Greeting ...............iIans Wagner
10 old German Folh, song, Lichchrn Ad'!
Hugo JucngSt
,cp The Scottish Bard song ..........fred Silcher
For Al Eternity Angelo Mascheroni
thl Ecstary ................Mrs II. H. \. Beach
Tenor solo Mr. Fred Enrich
Farewell to the bay ..,.......,,,,Nl"lor MeNi'r
Home once Again ,......,......J johannes Gelbke
Male Chorus.
The ScharfcnStcin rOp iD ....,..,..tarl Figue
Ballad Tor Male Chorus Baritone Solo
and orchestra.
Baritone Solo Mr. Fred Hay,
N N '
The music furnished by Mr., Bauer
FOR the knights of Columbus at Har-
vey's Lake Friday afternoon occa-
stoned much favorable comment.
Messrs. Charles Doersam, Fred Wild
mayer and Harvey Blackwood will as
sist at the Carbondale Episcopal
church tomorrow evening.
A very valuable "Landolins" violin
is now the property of Mr.. Fred Wild
mayer, of this city. The violin pos
sesses sonorous and, at the same
time a sweet and deer rich, round
tone that is the admiration of all who
have heard it, The instrument Is in
a healthy state of preservation and is
very beautiful. 1t was made in Milan
in 1853. Mr.. J. s. Murray of Chicago,
was of great assistance in procuring
the instrument for Mr.. Widmayer.
Apropos of the "Landolhns' violin,
il will no doubt surprise the aver
age Scrantonian 10 learn of the num-
Der of rare old musical Instruments of
great value, contained in and about
this city Many of these art treas
ures are in the hands of amateur con-
noisscurs while the musicians have
others of the famous old makers. \
detailed description of many Of these
will appear in this column in the near
future,
Miss Margaret G. Shear, pupil Of
Carl Duff will give n recital I'm
Scranton early in the coming fall, She
will he assisted by Mir. Duff and Miss
Irene Kahn, soprano, of this city Miss
Shear, who Is daughter of +, w,
Shear, of the Foote and Shear COM
pany, resides at Skaneatees and is
well known in Central New York as
a musician of rare ability.