The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-31

I who ia spending the summer in Rome,
Ga, has been asked to sing the part
+ of Pocahontas. which she sang when
the opera was given here year ago,
and will go to Charleston with the
party.
recent addition to musical circles
here is Mr.. c. r. Sweigard, who plays
/ first cornet in the First Regimental
/ Band. Mr.. Sweigard played for the
/ first time on last Sunday afternoon
! at the Casino and won well-merited
praise for his solo. He plays with
a clear. certain tone, and his triple
! tongue work was especially good.
I Such performer as Mr.. Sweigard can
( do much towards the present efforts
a establishing a good orchestra here
( and he will doubtless be quite willing
} to lend his assistance in that move
ment at the proper time.
! Mrs. George Schley will give her an
nual class recital al her studio, 204
CASTOR street east, on next Friday
evening. The programme will be di-
vided into two parasitic first to be for
the very small pupils and the second
for those more advanced. Among this
latter class Mrs. Schley has some who
give promise Of making very good pi-
anists, and there are several who will
become members of the Music Club
next season. The programme for next
Friday night will commence at $50
o'clock, and the more advanced pupils
will not play before 3 o'clock.
As the hot weather has now come on
the weekly rehearsals of the Music
Club Orchestra under the CONDUCTOR
ship of Mr.. A. c. Meyer have been dis
continued. No definite date has been
fixed for resuming them, but work will
probably commence again the early
part of October.
Those who recently gave a concert in
! the lecture room of the First Presby-
terrain Church for the benefit of the
| piano and organ fund will go to Bruins
/ wick during this week and repeat the
| programme there on next Tuesday
night for the benefit of the Presbyte-
rian Church of that city. They nave
organized themselves as the First
| Wesleyan Concert Company, with the
| following officers: Mrs. w. A. Bishop,
| director; Mr.. A. B. Rowe, business
| manager and Mr.. John S. Banks, stage
| manager. Others in the organization
are Mrs. s. F. Smith, Mrs. George
! Hopkins, Mrs. H. E. Critten-
den, Mrs. A. B. Rowe. Mr..
mond, Mr.. r. r. Byrnes. Miss
Eleanor Allan, Miss Addie May Glib
son. and Mrs. Claudia Hagen White.
I The following programme will be
given on next Tuesday evening:
Wedding chorus, from The Rose
Maiden" CCowen); soprano, Mrs. S.
F. Smith. Mrs. John Hopkins; alto,
Rowe; tenor. Mr.. L. B. Fowler. Mr..
John S. Banks: bass. Mr.. E. K. Dem
mond. Mr.. Ralph r. Byrnes.
Piano solo, "Rhapsodie Hongroise
No. g." NiszD, Miss Addie May Glib
son.
Recitation, "Rhymed Story of Per-
dita," in statIrTque costume, Mrs.
Claudia Hazen White.
Songs (a) Flower Song" Faust)
OBJ Lullaby" Vannah), Miss Nellie
Allen.
Ladies quartettes, (a) Thou Art Sc
Like a Flower "PeureD; Oh THE
Crimson Twilight" CTooker), Mesdames
Hopkins, Crittenden, Rowe and Bishop
Soprano solo, TO SaviI1a" (Deuoner)
Mrs. s. F. Smith.
. Baritone solo, Queen OF the Earth
(PinsutD, Mr.. Ralph r. Byrnes.
Piano solo, (a) "Recollections oil
Home" Mills; Oh THE Witch Dance
(Cazamin), Miss Addie May Gibson.
Soprano solo, "Nymphs and Fauns'
(Bemberg), Mrs. John Hopkins.
Recitation. The Great kissing Cur
Race" Mrs. Claudia Hazen White.
Soprano solo, Lovely" Mrs. M. Ed
Wilson.
Ladies quartette, "Old Black Joe.
Mesdames Hopkins. Crittenden, Rowe
and Bishop.
Chorus from Oratoria, THE Crea.
ton" OHaydn); The Heavens Ar,
Telling the Glory of God"
Accompanist, Mrs. William ALFRED
Bishop.
Mr.. Arthur Riley who played
the trombone in the Music Club Or.
chestra during the past season, has
accepted summer engagement with
Rosenfeld's Orchestra at Bohan's South
End Pavilion, at Tybee, and will com.
mence playing there this afternoon
Mr.. Riley won many friends by the
manner in which he played the from
bone solo, with the orchestral accom-
paniment, in Schubert's Ann Meer'
Fast winter, and he will probably bt
heard again during next season.
Mr.. Charles Flynn, the tenor in thu
! Boom Opera Company, who have beer
singing at the Casino during the pas
week, will sing Mr.. Pierre N. Holti
song, There Was a Time in the per
formances of la Mascotte," at tn,
Isle of Palms. near Charleston durini
/ this week. Mr.. Flynn expressed him
self as highly pleased at having conn
across such an attractive and new bal
lad, and will sing it at the Casino upol
: the return of the company next week.
r 1t is rumored that under the direc
ton of Mrs. Claudia Hazen White tn
opera "Ermine" will be given next fall
The plan is to make up the cast a
once, so that the principals may pre-
= pare themselves during the summer.
g HIS SOUL IN COLT.