Word: mccagg
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...Glee Club concert will be given this evening at Fitchburg, by invitation of the Unitarian Society of that place. The members of the club leave Boston at 3 P. M. today, returning tomorrow. The parts will be taken as follows: First tenor, McCagg, J. S. How, Lilienthal; second tenor, Bailey, S. Eliot, Dorr; first bass, Richmond, A. G. Mason, R. F. Howe; second bass, Earle, Easton, Thorndike. The solos will be rendered by Messrs. Lilienthal and McCagg, and jodeling by Mr. Dorr. A dance after the concert is to be one of the features...
...pleasant feature of the chapel exercises yesterday was a solo by Mr. L. B. McCagg...
...weakness in the brass in the first part. Prof. Paine's "Commencement Hymn" was well rendered by the Glee Club. Mr. Dunham very successfully performed a piano solo by Liszt, receiving a hearty encore. Gade's "Winter Song," by the Glee Club quartette, was received with an encore. Mr. McCagg's solo, Schubert's "Impatience," was excellently given, and proved one of the finest features of the programme. The following-named college songs were then given by the Glee Club, and as usual were enthusiastically received: "The Festal Day," "The Midshipmite" (solo by Mr. Howe), "Get Away from that Window...
...second part, Mayerbeer's Coronation March from the "Prophet," was finely given by the Pierian, and was undoubtedly their most successful number. Owen Wister's beautiful "Spanish Drinking Song" was next given, the solo being sung by Mr. McCagg. Messrs. Frederick (violin), T. H. Cabot (cello). and Osborne (piano), gave an excellent and highly successful rendering of Schubert's Andante, op. 100; it was one of the most successful numbers on the programme. Mr. Lilienthal's interpretation of Osgood's exquisite song, "My Lady," fully matched the beauty of the song and was loudly encored. Hatton's "Good Night...
GLEE CLUB.Quartette - Messrs. McCagg, Dorr, Howe and Earl...