Word: musically
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...singer, usher, or clergyman, connected with the services, receives any salary or fee. The expenses, which are large, are wholly for rent, music and advertising. Contributions to meet these expenses may be sent to the treasurer. Mr. Joseph F. Woods, 29 Harrison Ave. Extension, Boston...
There is a sketch of Kenyon Cox, the artist, and one on "Chinese Music." Among the stories are G. A. Hibbard's "In Maiden Meditation," Viola Roseboro's "Nannie's Career," and Esther Carpenter's "At the Town Farm." Among the poems is "On Looking into an Old Album," by C. K. Bolton...
...afternoon a very pleasant reception was given to the clubs by Mrs. W. B. Walker, but the men had to leave early to dress for the concert which was held in Central Music Hall...
...George William Warren, the well-known composer of church music, is a lecturer at Columbia College...
...Harvard Glee and Banjo Clubs gave their first concert in Chicago on the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 24th, at the Central Music Hall. A very enthusiastic audience was present and greeted the clubs with great applause. The newspapers spoke very highly of the work of Messrs. Williams, Atkinson, Farwell and Wendell. Mr. Wendell's Irish songs were apparently the favorites. The Mandolin Club rendered In Old Madrid" in a delightful manner. "As a whole the work of the clubs compared very favorably to that of former years and seemed to show more careful and accurate training...