The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-27

DerS VIII CONSIST ol Otu EnS1Sn Cnr1St-
mas carols.
Organ Prelude. "'rhc Shepherds Song"
Wagner. Shelley
| Carol. AT Last Thou Art Come Lit
tie Saviour"
| Chant, Our Father ............Gregorian
Carol. Good Christian Men Rejoice"
| Offertory. Carol. ''l'cast of Stephen -
| Organ Postlude. March Triumphant,
Vincent
Mr.. ]. NJ. Chance, organist and director.
u Il Il
Electa Clifford. soprano. well-known in
this city. will sing the role of Queen in
LES Hugenots.' Dee. 30. in Philadelphia.
Miss Clifford will take Nine Sembrlcli's St
place.
Ono Of the most pleasing prog rammes
of Christmas music rendered in the city
this year was that of the Tripp Avenue
Christian Bible school. under the leader
ship of Miss Robertson. assisted by Mr..
Stanton, cornetist. and Mr.. Mailer, pian-
ist
The church choir of st. Marks LI-
theran church, under the direction of
Miss Clara Sander, will render the fol-
lowing Christmas selections at tomorrow's =
service:
Anthems
sing. o Heavens" .....'....' Emerson
Fear Not ......................Ga GA brie
"The Birth of Our Savior. ...... Rich
Duet--"Glory to the Lamb" jackson
Miss Margaret Sippel and Mrs
A. l.. Ramer.
Trio"That Song of Old"
Frank Schroeder, William Kreun-
btrg, Fred Schroeder
Mr.. Watkins begins the new year with
Il large list of students enrolled at hs
studio among whom are many excellent
voices The compliment paid Mr.. Wat
kins by DIR. Horatio w. Parker for his
high ability Of Interpretation gives conf
dence to his pupils.
Tom Beynon. assisted by the renowned
baritone. Gwilym Miles. and Clement r.
Gale organist and director of the CAL
vary Reformed church. New York city.
will give n recital here in the near flu
turc.
Tomorrow will be the last Sunday upon
which the members Of the First Presby-
teran church will worship in the old
edlfice on Washington avenue. A special
service OF sacred music will be rendered
at the morniS service by q double quar-
tette: Sopranos. Miss Martha Mathews,
Mrs. W. \. Harvey; contraltos. Mrs
James and Mrs. W. Fl. Logan: tenors
w. L. Jones, y. A. Jones: bassos, Will
". Watkins and J. T. Watkins; violinist
Richard Weisenfiuh: cellist, Harvey
Blackwood; organist. Miss Florence
Richmond. The programme follows:
Tc De,Im In b, No. 7......... Dudley Buck
Soprano, Alto and Bass Solos
and Chorus.
Anthem, "[n Thy Hallowed Presence"
T.. o. Carter
Miss Matthews and Choir.
Anthem-"Bow Down and Hear Me-
w. X. Bassford
Soprano and Bass Solos and Choir.
Mr.. w. II. Lawton. the celebrated tenor
and author OF that famous hook. "rhc
Singing Voice and It's Practical Cultiva-
ton" whose knowledge of the education
of the voice, both scientifically and vo-
cally. has received such fintterng en-
dorscrncnts from NJ. Jean de Reske and
the press, and whom Eugene Sandow
speaks of as the highest authority on
breathing, announces four free recital leo
lures on Tuesday afternoons in January.
at 3 o'clock, at his new studios. $40 West
Forty second street. New York city. The
subjects to be discussed will he very in
teresting TO the musical profession. as
they comprise, 'Breathing,'' "'rhe
LarnyX," "The Articulating Organs" and
"Nocai Production" Ey enclosing n
stamped addressed envelope, Mir. l.awton
will mail tickets Of invitation to members
OF the profession out Of town. Il!
The Christmas music in the Wushburn |
Street Presbyterian church. under the di- |
rection OF Tom Gippel. cholrmaster |
created Il very favorable impression. IN !
response 10 numerous requests. both |
morning and evening programmes will he
repeated tomorrow.
At the Christmas services in the Zion |
Lutheran church. on Mifiiin avenue. of |
which Rev. A. q. Gallenkamp is pastor |
the following programme was given:
-. Leschotitzky Eddy |
,hoir"Sing. Ye Heavens. ......,. Emerson |
Choir-"The Star Of Hope" ...,.,...,1 1.orouz
Choir-"The Angels Song ..,...., Gabriel
e..,.........,....J, s. Zach |
The members of the choir are: Sopranos
Miss NJ. Brauer. Mrs, Gallenkamp, Miss
y. Greiner Miss NJ. Xedler; altos-Mrs.
4, Diem, Mrs. II. Gloor. tenors, II. Dorm
helm. John Rrunner; hassos-Lous Falk.
John Calm,
"rhc MockinE Bird" the latest opera
by Rosenteld and sloane, continues Ia iii
the Bijou theater in New York, and
seems destined FOR a, phenomenal run.
ambitious that has ever apepared from
his pen. and has placed him in the front
rank of American composers of light
opera.
AII. Auguesl Spauth the eminent Ger
man pianist. and the critic of the New
York -Xetune, will give 4 recital
n the New Young Mems Christian assoc
in ton hall. March q. 1905. MIR. Spamth
Mill he assisted by Mrs Spanuth IN
..icder