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Scan 253
The San Francisco blue book, 1888
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1The Byron Mauzy Musical Club
3The above Club was organized in the early part of the present year (1888), and now numbers over three hundred members. Its object is to foster a love for the best music, to encourage teachers to bring forward their best pupils, thus striving by competition and emulation, to incite them to ambitious work and to bring forward aspirants for the Lyric stage. A large Orchestra is connected with the club. Concerts are given twice each month, and members are entitled to two invitations for each concert. The fees are $1.00 per quarter.
5A. A. Batkin is the Secretary, and Prof. H. R. Austin is the Conductor of the Orchestra, which is composed of the following members:
7FIRST VIOLINS
8Brown, J. A.
9Gove, T. S.
10Hoffman, M. G.
11Weigel, E. E.
12Lada, E.
14SECOND VIOLINS
15Beckedorff, G. H.
16Leszynsky, F. L.
17Dunn, Richard
18Denton, C.
19Webb, W.
20Soto, José
22VIOLA
23Austin, F. Victor
24'CELLO
25Lada, Adolph
27CONTRA BASS
28Israel, E. A.
29TROMBONE
30Mocker, William
32CLARINETS
33Keogh, William
34Demoro, A.
36FLUTES
37Nelson, Max
38Toplitz, Mal.
40CORNETS
41Specht, G.
42Mauzy, E. R.
44HORNS
45Batkin, A. A.
46Mauzy, Byron
48TYMPANI
49Chapman, M.
50DRUMS
51Barr, William
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