The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-18
choir GAVE A
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sang "The Yoeman's Wedding Song"
Miss Irene Kann next sang Victor Har-
ris' "The Gay Gitano," and as an en-
core. 1.-THE Spring"
The competitive song for female
voices. entitled "'rhe Spanish Gypsy"
by Lassen, and for which a $500 prize
Is offered. was next rendered by the
United Ladies choir. On former oc-
casions female choruses from this city
have captured the prize for the best in
depreciation of the above mentioned
song, and IL the honor does not come to
Scranton again, as the result OF the
Brooklyn musical festival. 1t will be be-
cause some distant choir will have
reached the goal of perfection.
After the singing of Handel's "The
Lord is a Man Of War" by Will w.
Watkins, William Evans, David Bry-
non. John T. Watkins. j. w. Jones, p.
III. Warren, Albert Pilling and Moses 3.
Morgan. the chief competitive number.
III. w. Parker's dramatic chorus, "Har-
old Harfager," was sung by the united
choral society. The crack of applause
which acknowledged the masterful in
depreciation which the society gave the
song and the swing and enthusiasm
which they infused into it's rendition,
must have ben very gratifying to the
members after their long period of
labor and preparation and seemed to
forebode a most happy crowning of
their efforts in Brooklyn, ten days
hence.
The members OF the Anthracite Strike
commission were present at the concert
as the guests of Judge II. NJ. Edwards.
They occupied the two lower boxes on
the left hand side of the house.
Members of Choir.
Following are the members of the
Scranton United Choral society:
First Soprano--NIrs. j. b. Lewis. Mary
INLAND, Rose Arigoni, Mrs. Brtndage,
Mrs. o OBrien, Mrs. Randolph Jones, Mrs.
Tom Watkins, Mrs. w. r. Williams. Mrs
IL. A. Harvey. Mrs. Kathryn Mangau,
Miss Matthews. Mrs. Josephine Walsh,
Mrs. S. D. Petit, Mrs, Leroy Chambers,
Violet Fahrenheit, Nellie Beamish, Edith
Bacon, Annie b. O'Malley. Mrs. Lewis
Davies. Mrs. Robert DeGraw. Miss Name
DeGraw, Mrs. Thomas Abrams, Miss b.
Lavelle. Mrs. j. s. Harris. Miss Lillian
Osborne, Miss Howell, Miss Margaret
Jones'
Second Sopiano-NIrs. NJ. J. Leonard,
Mary Owens. Margaret Gibbs. Irene
Kann. Edith IIeckeI. Mrs. Edwin Reese.
Jessie Smith. Gertrude McGee. Mrs. VIII
Parry. Jennie Patten. Mrs. Ilallstead,
Miss Hallstead, Miss Lizzie Lloyd Mar
garet Gerrty, Jennie Kaufman, Lizzie
Jenkins. Edith Jones, Mrs. Edith Peter
son, Lyndall Jones. Mrs. Helen James,
Cassie jenkins, Miss H. A. Thomas, Elz-
abeth Suydam. Helen Thomas, Mrs. w. j.
Hopkins Miss Becca Davies, Stella
Thomas, Mrs. David Beynon Mrs. b. o.
Jones.
First Alto-Mrs. Cawley, Miss Beddoe.
Mrs. Logan, Anna Reese. Via Jones, Mar
garct Evans. Mrs. Arthur Long. Anna
Scanlon, Jennie I.abar, Beulah Ilne. Mrs.
Evans Evans, Mrs. Phillips, Jennie Pric"
l.. l.. Bower, Mrs. Isadore Jones. Mrs. ID.
A. Evans. Mrs. John Evans. Mrs. George
Powell. Sally Thomas Miss NJ. j. Thomas.
Name c. Wyman, j. r. Watkins. Mary |
Jones. Mrs. Rosar. Mrs. j. w. Reese, Mae
Evans, Annie Watkins Lillian Reynolds. |
Second Alto-Myfanwy Beynon, Mar
garet Hughes, Margaret Reynolds, Kath-
ryn Gibbons. Mrs. John Reese james. Mis-. |
Nj. j. B. Williams, Aida Davis. Edith |
Fowler Anna Reese, Laura kafter, Mrs. |
Frank Beck, Agnes Joseph, Mrs. c. G. |
Reach. Mrs. c. B. l'thman, Mrs. Jacob |
Baas, Mrs. Moses B. Morgan, Josie Raf-
Josie Toban. Gertrude Watkins. Lydia
llosliins, Martha Thomas, Nell Reardon,
Miss Skinner, Minnie J.. Peck, dwell
Howell
First Tenors-Titus Davies, W. d. Ev-
ans, Henry Evans Craylorc, Tom Abrams, |
Tom Elias, Daniel Jones. w. l.. Bunnell,
Lewis Davies, Henry Evans. Edward
Walsh. Eddie Powell Thomas Davies,
John Gleason. Gwilym Jenkins. James
l.angan, Will Jones, Sid Hughes, w. T..
Davies, Alfred Browning. viii e. Reese,
Tom Evans, j. G. Wincke. William j.
Hopkins, David Hughes, Alfred Woolcr,
Robert Johnson NJ. G. Martin, viii Nor
gan. q. Stanton, Tom Beynon.
Second Tenors-Sidney Owens, viii +.
jones' l.. l.. Bower, Will Lynott, Willis
+. Leonard. John Evans, Will Parry. Tom
Watkins. Tom Thomas. w. r. Williams.
Nat Davies. John Bowen, Roger Evans.
James Doyle. Will Conrad, Barry Da-
ries. Morgan Hawkins, Thomas d.
Thomas. Reese Lewis, d. j. Reese. II.
Jones. w. II. Thomas Gwilym Edwards
John Feeney. Will Phillips, D. Il. Jones,
Daniel Williams, w. II. Thomas.
First Bass-Will Watkins, VIII Kelly
Harry Wrlgley, David Beynon. Conner
Reese, Will Evans, Richard Watkins.
Jenkin Lewis. Tom Jones, David jenkins,
Will Jones, Tom Watkins, Thomas Bed
ioe, Thomas Marshall, David Owens, Tom
p. j. Quinn, James Jordan, Har-
,ey Blackwood, Frank Doyle. Tom Stcph-
ans, John Il. Allen, Edward Softly, Il. r.
Evans II. j. Abrams, John Il. Jones. |
John X. Thomas, G. c. Grifiin.' |
Second Bass-MOses Morgan Albert
Pillng. Will Roberts. p. VI. Warren, Ilar-
~ Acker, John w. Jones, Harold Batiin.
Frank Beck, John D. Shepherd John +.
rubbs, James II, Watkins. r.. \. Trues-
lae, Thomas Richards, Edward Rich
irds, w. j, Nanston, Joseph Keller, w. II.
Morris Thomas, George Bed
ioe, David Smith, Daniale Thomas. Prov
dence; rallie Evans, Emrys Joseph, |
Eddie Reese Joe Powell ID. D.h Griffith,
George Francis, Dan Thomas.