The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-09
MORRIS STEINERT IGNORED
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 J. c. Fruend, editor of the Music Trades of New York city, told many in- teresting stories about his experiences with MT. steinert, and his pointed and good natured hits brought, forth out bursts of applause and rounds of laugh 1 ter.
 Thomas M. Prentice, choirmaster of Church of the Virgin St. Mary of New York. was the last to be called upon. MT. Prentice read an original poem en- titled Morris Steinert." The poem was | full of sharp witticisms, all aimed at MT. Steinert. The selection was given grand recognition. ~~
 The remainder of the evening was de- voted to the enjoyment of a social and musical programme of t very inn promptu character. MT. Steinert pleased all present with several instrumental selections and the function came to a close with a most cordial and sincere expression Of cengratulations to MT. Steinert, and with hearty we'll wishes for many happy returns of the day.
 In company with Mr., steinert. the guest of the evening, those present l were. IOleSSuI JOIlil V. ECIlWdp, SAlGA" ander Steinert of Boston, pr. Horatio W. Parker, W. E. Haesehe, Professor H. B. Jepson. Louis Felsburg, Professor Isidore Troostwyk Rudolph Steinert, F. G. Guilford. E. S. Dooittle. F. A. Cor bin, Albert Steinert of Providence. W. S. Moseley, Louis Daviseur of Boston, Carl F. Grieshaber, c. H. Zimmerman, Otto Vogenitz, A. Rosinus, P. Schimer, A. Herbst, Frank F'ichtl, George c. Spa l nrtius, D. Sornmer. J. P. Dejon, Robert G. P. Muller, Karl Dehl, Theodore Son. mer, F. D. Grave, Joseph Porter, M. H. l Goodyear, c. S. DeForest John Hegel, Max Adler, Harry w. Asher, Francis Edward Edgar, James H. Webb, Jesse s. Peters, J. Birney Futile, David B. Amber, Joseph F. Kilcran, B. J. Garri- ty, G. H. Osborn, H. K. Beach, A. E. ] Dudley, Arthur S. Cheney, B. Austin Cheney, J. P. Pierpont. Max Dessauer, J. Burns Moore, William H. Hegel, c. A, Appel, William A. Bein A. P. Lan- ger J. H. Lang, Edward Witstein, George Hever. B. A. Cass. J. c. Gould, Frank Wittstein, Henry G. Nichols, W. B. Louderback, o. W. Schirmer, N. J. Cartier, George H. Roberts, D. Levy, Thomas M. Prentice, George D. Kellogg, T. S. Woolsey, Thomas Hooker, Nathan c. Herz, Isaac M. Ullman, Clarence Morres, Louis M. Ullman, Henry c. Bretzfelder, Sol M Gompertz, Albert J. Johnson, William J. Langzet- tel, G. H. Langzettel, George Atwater, James P. Earle, John c. Freund Henry B. Sargent, N. c. Bancroft, Joseph H. | Ullman, Mahlon H. Marlin, Harrison c. ! Wagner John E. Heyke, Thomas l.. Bronson, William S. Horton, E. A. Dan iels, A. G. Schirmer, Emil Adler, George P. Robinson, George Manro D. w. Humphrey, J. E. Moxley, E. G. Gatter- field, William $. Wheeler, Paul Zimmer- mann, c. W. Worcester, L. A. Lautter- bach, Max Knitel-Treumann, S. H. 1 Moore, A. F. Mallon, U. F. Smith, J. Calanguin, George Heisley, jr., Thomas , D. Magee. Frederic M Robinson, Ber- nard T. Smith, E. G. Mcfarland, Rob- ert W. Burns, jr., Thomas Noonan, Dr. W. V. Bradley. A. Zunder, l.. P. Well, M. spier, E. L. Rawson, c. Denny, Fred Fhchalt, William F. Schwarz, Charles J. Halier, E. G. Browne, F. H. Beede. Adolph Schwickardi, L. M Soltau.