The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
CLUB NOW HAS rs Sc
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Wichita Organization Consists
of 1875 Voices.
CHORAL UNIONS CONCERT
Musical Event at Auditorium
December 10.
CHORAL UNIONS CONCERT

The grand concert to be given by the
Wichita Choral club on December 10 a,
the Toler is creating quite stir in the
musical circles, and great interest is being
have already been sold, and the entertain
ment promises to be one of unusual ex-
cellence
The chorus contains about rs voices
that have been thoroughly and carefully
drilled under the able direction of Profess
sor Lieb.
The club will be assisted by the Royal
Hungarian Court orchestra of Roches-
ter, n. Y, an organization coming I'd
Wichita with the highest of recommended
tons and under the leadership of Prof.
Matus. who is q worId-famous clarinet
soloist.
lowing clipping regarding Professor Ma
tuS ala has Orchestral:
mr.. Matus has long established his
reputation as an excellent sOioist and as
a conductor of no mean ability. Evidently
it is his artistic sense and conception that
dominates the performance of the orches-
ira. Undue prominence is given to none
OF the instruments; all the parts are per-
fectly balanced. An unusually unanimity
in conception pervaded the rendering or
all the numbers, and the EFFORT to inter-
pret the ideas of the composers was equal
~ conspicuous. In the matter or pre-
cision, shading, in all those details tina.
contribute toward well-rounded and sat
isfactory performance the utmost care
was shown and the results were crafty
ing. indeed The orchestra will quickly
establish itself as one Of the prime fac
tors in the community in the cultivation
of a class of music which is frequently
attempted. but seldom receives justice at
the hands Of musicians.
The committee soliciting associate MEM
bers are pleased to announce that the list
now numbers seventy-five. and they feel
much gratified at their success along this
line Their purpose Is to make the list
reach 100 Many persons were called on
who were not in at the time. Persons
desiring associate membership will please
phone Mr.. II. c. McClung. secretary and
treasurer, or Mr.. Hiram lmboden. presi-
dent. The following are the associate
members:
Messrs. and Mesdame Robert Williams,
w. e. Jett c. f. Lehman, Il. l.. Eaton.
W. S. Human, ]. H. Reynolds. j. II.
Black, L. L. Newconb r. z. Lawrence,
E. A. Cook, W. o. Sternberg, G. NJ. Whit
ney. A. c. Dickson, j. NJ. Naylor. g. w.
Cornell. Albert Hess. c. S. Daniels. w {.
Norcross, Hiram Norcross. G. G. Purdue
Charles Lawrence, J. A. Parkinson, T. ,.
Howard, Fred Bizzant, w. W. Johnston,
H. W. Hodge, c. W. Strain. H. c. Coniey
Fred Ribhan, Stickley. Walter 1nnes, J. I.
Casey, Charles G. Cohn. p. V. Heaiy. j.
G. Dorsey. Rudolph Hatfield, NJ. y. Put
nam, Isaac Goldsmith. A. Paulin, Judge
Appling, Otto G.. Eckstein, l.. c. jackson,
A s. Parks, T. p Kelso, o. A. Boyle, e.
r. Walker, J. NJ. Moore, Charles Smythe.
Howard Case. Thomas Elliott, f. d. Stew
ems. W. j. Stevens. o. A Reach, James
Allison. r. l.. Millison. c. w. Simmons
E.. f.. Hamilton, r. II. Piatt. ~ I. Hous-
ton. e. J. Sullivan. S. a. Bass, Robert
Campbell. II. II. Copeland, d. +. Boone
Thomas Fitch. S. s. Noble. X Z. Mur-
dock. S. c. Ashton. f. T. Battin, Swartz;
Messrs. George carp, Harry upper, j. a
Moriarty, w. A. Minnick and o. u. Smith
Monday. December :, will be reserved
for the associate members only of the
Choral club to secure their reserved seats.