The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
SACRED CONCERT
BY BIG CHORUS
ADDRESSES YESTERDAY BY Dr..
M'ELVEEN AND GRAND CON.
CERT PROGRAM TONIGHT
AT CONG. CHURCH.


of the hftieth annivcrsary cclebratio,
IN progress at the Hancock Ccngrcga
tional church this week is the grand
sacred concert TO oe given this even
ing, after weeks OF careful rehearsina
by a CnOrus of over one hundred
voices. comprising the best availablc
talent Of the Portage Lake towns. Thl
concert will begin at S:1j and an ad-
mission fee of fifty cents win he
charged. The program in fun is as
follows:
organ and piano "Adagio Religioso.'
Miss Hoball and Miss Paula Hairc
Chorus. "All That Is Life"
Vocal duet, Il waited for the Lord"
Misses-olive Shields ana Minnie Vro-
man.
solo, Jesus Answered d-Edward
Reid.
Ladies' chorus, Trust in tht Lord
81. Cecilia club.
soprano solo, Hear Ny Prayer"
Eva stockly
Mass in E-(D Smetus-Chous
Cb) "Ag1us Der Edward Richards
and William liall assisted by small
chorus
() "Benedictus' Mrs. George l..
Christensen and e. }. Townsend ana
chorus.
Contralto solo, O Rest in tho Lord"
Jessie Cameron.
Vocal duet my Song shall Be Al.
ways Thy Mcrcy''-Mrs. Charles H.
webb and l.. f. Coombs.
m) Baritone solo William Hall
CD soprano solo Mrs. Charles H.
webb and chorus.
Cc) Choral. Let All Men Praise the
Lord"
Bcnediction anthem Dismiss Us
with Thy Blessing Lord'-Alrs. George
$. Goodale and chorus.
The concert vii be given in the au
dforium of ,he First Congregational
church. The celebration will open the
evening of June 4 and the banquet VIII
he given the following Friday evening.
Personnel Of Chorus.
Sopranos-BlHnche Richards. Laura
Macdonald, Ruin Richards. Belle Mer-
Scott, Daisy H. Webb Mrs. August
loki Florence Leach, Etta Oxman.
Helen Hathaway Ethel Jacobs, Ethel
Warrington. Charity Warrington,
Charlotte Morrison. Nina Prynn, Fan
uy Is. Nichols. Bessie Price, Olive
shields. Maud Mcnamara. Agnes Lar
son Ester WyckoR Louise Kellow,
Mrs Wallis Hazel NJ Congdon, Belle
Hamilton, Ethel Cameron. Jessie NJ.
Cameron, Eva G. StocKly, Addic Sobey,
Lillian TambNn, Jennie Cox. Lena
StaTett Florence Funkey and ohvc
McAshl.
Second sopranos Mrs James Fl.
Gillespie. Mildred Haire Ruth Hen
wood.
Altos-Mrs. Arthur Finley, Mar
guerite JacmIg. Evelyn Wheeler,
Mary Tamblyn. Pearl Tippett Emma
=. Spitz. Mrs Morrow Hazel T.. Wal
lace, Mrs. Grace Grannis, Mrs. r. G..
pittman. Mrs. Charles T.. Gates Mrs.
Courtney. Mrs. Coodale and Mrs. Mo-
bile
Tenors-Herbert ~ Spltz, Albin Yo-
kie. E. J. Townsend Ralph T.. Bene-
Dict E. l.. Coombs, James II. Gillespie
p. j. Milford. Angus r. Macdonald and
George W. Komaki.
Basses ~ Weldon Bradburn Fred
kundell. Jeremiah Bcttens. Edward
Richards. Charles T. Gates, win Hall
Fred J. Richards. Charles l.. Meyette,
G.. u. Hart c. ". Messenger, Web
stcr Dock and otto Borresson.
Yesterday afternoon or. VIM. T.
McElvecn. Ph. d. and Rev. Frank ~
White gave interesting addresses and
another excellent address was given
10y nr. McElvcen last evening. The
banquet tomorrow night will be an
other pleasing feature with a program
of toasts by prominent members of the
congregation. and on saturday mSnt
a platform meeting will be held, with
the pastors of number Of copper
country churches among the speakers.
DR. McElveen delighted his large
audience last evening and also IN the
afternoon with the eloquence and eN-
cellence of his addresses. His sub
lect i'm the afternoon was Lie ana
In the evening he spoke on "Characte''
and Service" and both were tull oi
sparkling wit and cheerful philosophy
lie leaves today to return To Chicago
lie Is pastor of the Lowry Iiill Con-
gregational church at Evanston
Rev. Washburn Arrives.
A pleasant surprise was given those
present at last nights meeting. when
Rev. q Y washourn, of Everett
Mqss former pastor of the Hancock
church. walked into the church com
ing direct from the train. He was IN
vted To make some remarks pu'
pleaded to be excused as he was
weary with the two days travel from
the east. An informal reception was
held after the meeting TOT NeNs'
Washburn, White and McElveen' MI
washburn was warmly greeted by ms
old friends.