This popular Association opened its new session on Friday evening by giving a Cuncert in the music-room of the Club Concordia, which had been kindly lent for the occasion by the Club Committee. The room, which is excellently adapted for such purposes, was filled to overflowing, and an exceedingly pleasant evening was spent by who had availed themselves of the The programme Fable extent of vocal music; but M.M. Iburg and Sauvlet gave their valuable assistance, and contributed reatly to the success of the entertainment. The former gentleman's violin-playing was, as it always is, a splendid treat, while M. Sauvlet showed how exquisitely he can play '49 long as he remains upon his guard agai his besetting sin of the sledge-hamm A souug lady hauteur crouted " favourable impression by hor highly creditable rendering of Jules Schuthof's Grand Valse Brilliante (played by Mr. Fred. the last occasion of a Concert being given under the same auspices), and in response to an ensure played Last Rose of Summer' in goud style. Miss Beresford, of the Melville company, kindly contributed tro songs, and the remainder of the programme, which included some pretty glee, Was executed by amateurs,—Altoye the Society must be congratulated upon inauguration of their uew campaign, and are entitled to the sincere thanks of community for the exceedingly pleasant ning which they provided.
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