Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-18
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
One Hundred People Will Ap'
 pear in the Concert.

the friends of members of the Wa
 terbury orchestra and the Schubert l club listened to the rehearsal held in Buckingham hall. Of the entire
 number who will take part, nearly | 200, only one person was absent
 from the rehearsal, speaking well for | the enthusiasm of the players and
 singers, particularly as that one person was unavoidably detained | The cantata, "The Garden of Flow l CTS, was given by the chorus and or | cheStra and it's rendition tomorrow
 evening will be one of the best
 things that has ever been done by
 Waterbury musicians. Both the orchestra and the chorus
 performed their numbers without a
 hitch. The orchestra numbers are
 all tuneful and airy, appropriate se-
 lections for spring evening, while
 the chorus numbers are also the
 lighter compositions of famous mu- sicians. Miss May Stanley, the vio-
 linist; and MT Weld, the baritone, I will assist in this concert. There
 has been a large sale of tickets at
 the Buckingham apharmacy, al
 though there are still many desir- | able seats at the prevailing prices, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1. The con- cert will begin at S:15. The list of players and singers fol- | lows:
 | First violins-Paul Prentzel, Con- | certmeister; Wallace Terrill, Frank | Smith, Arthur Benson, Bert L. Full | io | a ur- son, Arthur Judson, MT De Vito, An tonia Abbenante, M. Forrei, William Lawson, Jr.
 Second violins-Oliver Chaput, Dayton Henry, Alton Clark, Carl Sandlin, Joseph Schaeffer, George Moseley, Louis Raphel, John Mor- resey, Samuel Witkowski, Edward | Eagan, George Remfer, Tony Man. cini, Joseph Lang, Charles Baldwin. Violas-William A. Tinsley, as sistant conductor; George Italian, Henry Cross, Edward Rawson. 'Cellos-Adolph Race, Frisbie Merrill, Eugene Herrick, Emerick Markell.
 Basses-Daniel Markert, Thomas German, Joseph Roberge, Carl Held man.
 Flutes-William Kunkel. Clar- ence Loveridge, Angelo Lanciera. Oboe-Joseph Girard. Bassoon-Paul Pieschel. Clarinets-Rocco Pagno, Joseph Newell.
 Horns-Henry Frohlin, Joseph Pagano.
 Trumpets-Louis Bovine, George Ranaudo.
 Trombones-Paul Heinze, Eugene Summer, Lester Beardsley. Tuba-William Fender. Timpani-George Adams. Bass drum-Charles Bell. Small drum and traps, etc-Sher- wood Beardsley.
 Triangle-Joseph Galipeau. James M. Fulton, conductor. The chorus will number over one hundred singers, as follows: First sopranos-Miss B. Tender son, Miss Edith Brooks, Mrs Frank Alden, Mrs Florence Mirfield, Miss Richards, Mrs Florence Richards, Miss Martha Townsend. Miss Bertha Crockford, Miss Inez Terrill, Miss Inez Kimball, Miss Leola Teller, Mrs c. E. Beardsley, Mrs Walter Childs, Miss Georgetta Derigon, Miss Tunis E. Horton, Miss Bibeault, Miss Aida Russell, Mrs S. J. Knapp. Miss Maud Delaney. Miss Mary Don- ahue, Mrs D. c. Kinnear, Miss Jes- sic l.. Griggs, Miss Anna Gage, Miss Mary Pagan, Miss G. Kilroe, Miss Doucett, Miss Stapleton, Miss Wois- ard, Miss Katherine Carroll. Miss Minnie Donahue, Miss Keefe, Miss A. V. Bonnet.
 Second sopranos-Miss Annie l.. Carley, Mrs Frederick s. Cooke, Mrs Edson Hitchcock, Mrs John B. Ebbs, Miss Grace Mccormack, Miss May Lines, Miss Susie l.. Price. Miss Jes- sic l.. Larkin, Miss Vera Crane, Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Miss Florence Baker, Miss l.. Russell, Miss Helen Stansfield, Miss Ruth Clay, Miss Marie Morrot, Miss Nora B. Luddy, Miss Elizabeth Quinn, Miss Ruth Tanning, Miss M. A. Bennett, Mrs James Thorpe, Miss Armbruster, Mrs Darby, Miss "A. Henderson, Mrs G. w. Holihan, Miss Lloyd, Miss | Cowles.
 First altos-aIiss Carrie E. Wal den, Miss Laura Curtis, Miss Elsie Dixon, Miss Harriet Seng, Mrs John c. Ives, Miss Thalla E. Carver, Miss Rosetta Townsend. Miss Florence R. Kelly, Miss Myrtle Schroeder, Miss Ruby F. Gilbert, Mrs Robert Spen- cer May, Miss Grace Sanford, Mrs Charles Skilton, Miss Lila E. Fen. |, ton, Miss Daisy NJ. Perry. Mrs P. J.
 Boyce, Mrs W. ]. Wagner. Miss Nora E. Lawson, Mrs Lena NJ. Kee- vers.
 Second altos-Miss Sarah E. Moody, Mrs J. F. Egan, Mrs F. D.
 Pagan, Miss J. NJ. Brown. Miss Dwyer, Mrs James Crompton, Mrs Oscar W. Noble. Miss NJ. Hennessey,
 Miss Lena A. Rocco. Mrs F. D. Buckley. Miss Agnes R. McEvoy, Mrs Frederick Bartlett, Mrs R. A. Laslett Smith. Mrs F. B. Williams, Mrs James Johnston, Miss Hazel Gillmor, Miss Helen Merrill. Miss