The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-01
WITH MUSICIANS
AND MUSICAL PEOPLE.

and will be valued highly by the
club as such.
The Phillips & Crew Company win
give a complimentary recital to its
friends on Friday afternoon, Nov. o,
at their parlors, No. 10 Perry street,
west, beginning at A o'clock. The re-
cital will be given under the direction
of Mr.. Banks, who will be assisted by
the following we'll known musicians:
Miss Addie May Gibson, pianist; Mrs.
S. F. Smith, soprano; Miss Eleanor
Allan, contralto, and Mrs. William Al
fred Bishop, accompanies. the 1ol-
lowing attractive programme mas peen
arranged, and there is no DOUBT out
that the attendance will be large. as
these recitals have always proven pop
ular and interesting:
Magic Fire Scene" (Wagner Bras
SIM, Witches Dance" CPaganinD, Miss
Addie May Gibson.
"Serenade" (Shicker), "a Little
Maiden Loved Boy (Clough-Leigh-
teri. Mrs. S. F. Smith.
YDear One" (Ludders), Snow
Flakes" (Cowen). Mr.. John s. Banks.
"Air de Ballet" (MoszkowskD' MISS
Addie MAY Gibson.
"Oh Fair. oh Sweet and Holy lotto
Cautar), There, Little Girl Don't Cry"
| (Chompion), Miss Eleanor Allan:
"Reco1lection of Home" Is. B. Mills),
Miss Addie May Gibson.
Accompanied, Mrs. William Alfred
Bishop.
Mrs. ]. J. Gaudry has sent out cards
announcing that she has opened a.
vocal studio at her residence, SOS Han
| street east. Miss Emma E. Coburn
will assist her as coach and accom-
| nanist Mrs Gaudry is one OF the
most finished and intelligent singers Oh
This city, and there is no doubt OF the
| success which she will make as an
Instructor of the art of singing. she
stands among the most prornlnehII
musical people here and for seVeral
seasons has been the treasurer of the
savannah Music Club, which otiice
she has filled most efficiently and with
| the greatest satisfaction to the cluo
and its interests. She has filled the
position of contralto in the choir Oh
| Christ Episcopal Church for several
wears. and has appeared on the pro-
gramnes of many of the most success
ful concerts and musical entertain
nents given here during recent years.
Mr. John Wiegand, Jr., has accept
cd the position of organist in the Ep-
worth Methodist Church. at Thirty
seventh and Jefferson streets. inc
| large vocation organ recently VI NSt
| ont by the Phillips & Crew Co. for the
church has been put in place, and Mr..
Wiegand has arranged compliment
| arv recital for the members OF the
church and their friends to be given
there on next Friday evening. the 6th
~ This month. He will be assisted by
Miss Eleanor Allan, contralto, and Mr..
| Iohn S. Banks, tenor, and the follow-
| ing interesting programme VIII De CIV
en-. commencing promptly at S'SO
March from Tannahauser CWagner);
melody in "F'' (Rubinstein), Mr.. VIE
gand. ,.,,.I ca,
"Oh for a Closer Walk With Goa
(Schnecker), Mr.. Banks.
Andanta from Sonata Op. 26 CBee-
thoven), Mr. Wiegand.
Duo. 81 Heard the Voice OF Jesus
Saw (Braham), Miss Allan, Mr. Banks.
Selected, Mr.. Wiegand.
"Come Unto Me" Lindsay, Miss AL
Selected Mr.. Wiegand.
''The Heavenly Song" (Grey)' Mr..
Banks.
lone sweetly Solemn Thought" Gam
brose), Miss Allan
March from Midsummer Nights
Dream" (Mendelssohn), Mr. Wiegand.
The following from the Buffalo IN.
VI Express about a recent appearance