The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-08

of Interpretation. The remarkable power
ana dash of Miss Siuckhouse's playing
seems TO bear mp. rs an accompanies
might: Miss Caryls and Miss Budd :
poetic tones, Miss llouScrs fine tech
nqlc and great stcadiness and cvenness
in playing. have often been noted, Mis-
Budds graceful bowling ought also TO be
mentioned here. as it WAS on Thursday
evening by appreciatiNc musicians in
the crowded audience.
The SolOStS among Miss Freeman 5
pupils. who appeared ON Thursday even
ing. We're the Misses Mabei Chase and
Matte Poole, Mrs. G. T. buchanan, Mrs.
Lily Joseph Keller Mrs \. *. Icister,
Messrs Peter Sieele and ITGrold Rattin.
Mrs. Lcister. called upOn at hriorcst no.
tice to I'LL IL plac" on the programme
made vacant by Miss BcnSon's inability
to appear, sang with rare grace and
charm II, spring song by l.Nnes. Miss
Chase, who on this occasion made her
first appearance before an audience. and
Miss Poole give promise of much future
excellence. Mrs Buchman's rich contral-
to was heard To great advantage in Dud-
ley Bucks "EXpectancy' and Mrs. k.l-
lers in Del RiegO'S 20 Dry Those Tears"
Mr.. Peter Siesle is the poSScSsor Of Il
bass voice of much power, OF clear. SOM
hrr tmbrc. admirably adapted 10 such
music as Abt'S 80 WondrouS Youth"
voice was very effective in his spirited
Interpretation OF Nevin's ''1'he Rosary
and Chadwick's cloves CROWN Van
nahs delicious "rullahy," as arranged
by Miss Freeman. brought the recital 10
Il delightful close. 1t was sung by Mis-
Elsie Powell, Miss Maude May, Mrs,
Buchman, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. lthman
and Messrs. Buchanan, Frantz, Gippel,
Kresee, Jones, Walsh and Williams,
Mr., j. Alfred Pennington will play the
following pianoforte solos in his "Intrr-
pretation Lesson in St. I.ukr's Parish
house this morning:
Sonata in minor Opus 10, No. i
Motto Allegro g con brio.
Motto Adagio,
Finale-PreStiSSimo.
Mazurka in y minor, Opus Gs No. =
Chopin
Mazurka in NAT Opus II, No. l.
Chopin
Nocturnc in T. sharp major Op Il.
NO. ',o;.,'',C,.,,,c;oa''>,;c''i,'''' az, C,,, ca Chopin
\ I.IIonsroise O'ngatuch .,Schurwenka
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The following musical selections will
he rendered at the morning and eVen-
ing services tomorrow at Elm Park
church, under the direction of j. Alfred
Pennington, OrSaniSt ana cnolr masters
MORNING.
Organ-Preude on "Pleycl's LYNN
Calliin.
Chor--A Anthem, Let Not Your Heart
he Troubled Gardner
Organ -Onertory in q .,,,.,..,.. Schuelt
soprano solo-"My R"deemcr and My
Cod ...........,..,,,,..,,,pud Dudley Euck
Mrs. Ezra Connell
Organ -Postludc i'm + maior..,,. Fletcher
Organ Moderate in + ,tappelen
Choir-Anthem, ~ Came Not to can
the Righteous Vincent
Organ--C Cantaenu Pastorale ....,...IIiges
Quartette-"Faith" ..,,,..,,..,,,,,,.Ba Batistc
Hymn-Anthem, "Jesus Lover of My
SouP' .,...,. ...... .,.,.. Williams
OrGan-Postlude in minor .,..,. Calkm
Elm Park quartette-Mrs Ezra COM
nell. soprano; Mrs. Lenore Thomson,
contralto; Mr., Alfred Wooler, tenor;
Mr.. Phillip Warren, bass,
\ novel feature of the Scranton Uni
ted Choral socety's concert will be the
singing of the baritone ana bass duet,
'"rhe Lora Is Man of War" from
Handers oratorio Israel in Egypt"
Ten OF the recognized vocallsts of Scran-
ton will sing the duet with orchestral
accompaniment. They are: Barltones,
Prof W. A. Kelly, David Beynon, VIM.
c. Evans, W. W. Watkins, ]. 4. Wat
Jones, z. III. Warren. Will A. Roberts,
Albert Pillins and Moses b. Morgan.
1t would be hard to duplicate the quality