The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-02
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

Composers Afternoons will be given at the
Southworh studio this afternoon. beginning
promptly at o'clock. All friends of tn,
studio arc cordially invited to be present The
programme. which was originally planned for
Washington's birthday, will he as follows:
Beach. Mrs. II. II. A--"Columbine Piano
Miss NJ. o'Mallcy.
DcKovon, Rcginald--'siy Cavalier .......
Ambrose. Paul-"God's Git ..............B Bass
Allen, g. N.--"poonaiSc" ............... Violin
Miss Irma Walters.
Ncyin. Eihelbert --"Ophclil'' .......,.....p piluo
Miss L. Williams
Chadwick. Gcorso-"Thc Curl ......... soprano
Bartlett, i, C.-"Virgin's Lullaby. ...... soprano
Miss !. Polhcmns
Paine, j. k..--"yiliage Dance. Piano
Miss VI. Weston.
Lang Margaret --"Romancc" .......,.,.
Ncvin. Ethclbert--"Mclody' ..............N Violin
Miss NJ. Don.
Buck Dudley, rcoc Lovers song" "...... Tenor
Mt, Gippc
Mcdowell Edward-"Idylc". c".............Piano
Miss Il. Morrow
Tachmuud 4. N.--"Iullaby" y"............, Violin
Misses Cdryl IlouScr. Walter, and IIll and Mfr.
Rodriguez.
Griswold, Gertrude 't liluncy Song.
CoOmbs. Whitney--"rour.Lcaf Clover IonuaIio
Mason. William-">pring Dawn"
loccatlna ....,.,..,,.., Piano
Edward \. Niven'S labors on his new lihrcito
are drawing TO a close and he expects 10 have
the book ready for inspection about April l.
The production is comic opera; not a mnspaI
comedy nor an eXtrsyagan7a, although the cos
tlmic effects are as gorgeous and prodgll as any
of the latter. American satire OF an imprC ,Siyc
nature imbucS oach number and IT is OF a Kind
that ought (" catch the popular understanding
The book will be placed in the hands OF a ropu-
lar manager who mas asked Tor il and who. /,
hc accepts it, will choose the composer and viii
probably produce the same early nest season.
Those who are familiar with Mr. Niycn's inst
work. "Thc Smith Family" ar" of the opinion
that the author should have continued lbretto
writing long ago and have little doubt that nj.
latest production will he Il success.
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The following Programme oi music will bc
observed in the Second Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning:
Morning.
organ flelulc ,,,.,,..,,.,,.,.,,,...,. Dubois
Anthem. 80 sing into the Lord" ........ I.ucL
ohertory, Baritone Solo. Ever SAFE with
Cod '''...'.,......,.,.,,..,," Cantor
Mr. Ralph Williams.
Organ Po>tludc, Prelude and Fuguc in
Evening,
~''' l'ANN' 'N''"' ~ v -N"''l tIbNIltN O.
Minor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bach
Choir Response, Grant, We Bc,cech Thee"
Page
Trio Grom Nrndcl,,ohn', Glj4lD. Lin rniuc
Eyes"
Misses Black, Gdragln and salmon.
(Sung hy rcquestl
oarriory. Duet, "Eventide" .............. Nryin
Mc,srs Cippel and Williams,
Organ poStlude, prelude in C....,...,....Bd Bach
NJ, !, NJ Chance, oIganSt and director
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The authorities at Washington are 10 lc, Ill,
National Marine band go out on brief tour
TO play some concerts which viii not only
afford the critics an opportunity to iudGc oi thc
merits Of the recognized band ls an expensive
organization of the government, made rcary ave
times as much 50 as formlly by special act
of congress, but 10 inspire the sentiment oi pa
triotsnl in young America everywhere. College
towns will be very largely visited, and public
schools In many places invited 10 participate in
singing the national airs accompanied by the
National band. Tho band numbers scyeni y.fu,ir
members under the direction of Lieutenant
William II, Santelmsnn, a talented musician and
graduate Of the Conservatory at Leipzig.
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Mr., j. Alfred Pennington will give o Ie.tvr,.
recital before the music section OF the Grcu
Ridge Womens alub at the Davidson residence.
1890 North Washington avenue, on Thur.d,r
evening next. The subject oi TIC lectur, viii
he tho "Life and Works of Mozart" Mr.. Pan.
ninGton will play several ot the piauoorte sonlt.,
oi Mozart, and Miss French ami Mr., IIuhma,ter.
ct the Conservatory faculty. will play a irlr.
hand arrangement OF Mozart overture
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II. J. Bauer's Thirteenth Regiment band will
render their fourth annual concert at the Lyceuin
theatre Oh Thursday, March e. Tho instru.
OF the band will consist OF forty.Ay.
pieces, and programme oi unexcelled merit
will he played The people OF scranton and
vicinity will be given an opportunity Of eniov.
ing band concert equal 10 any given in tbis
city, The managing committee appointed con.
sists ot william '. Griif,hs. chairman; Theodore
Bauschmann, corresponding secretary; John