A Fine Inland League Entertainment

The net entertainment in the Inland League cou'rse wil! he a concert by Mr. E. N. Bilbie, violinist; Mr. Felix Lamond, of Detroit, pianist, and Miss Minnie Davis, of Ann Arbor, pianiste. Mr. Bil bie is too well known in Ann Aicor to reqdire comment. His playing is always enjoyed, and as the program is in his charge, it is sufficient guarantee that it will be of high order. Mr. Lamond is a pianist of marked ability, and has given concerts in manyof the larger cities of this country with great success. He wül play several solo numbers,and numbers with violin. Miss Davis, who also takes part, is pleasantly known for her piano playing. The following program will be given, and no doubt will be enjoyed by a large audience: I. Sonata for Piano umi Yiolin, in Q major .Edward Grieg i. Allegro assai, (Protö Ponina ftppasaionatu, Op.57). Fop Piano.. Beethoven :i. Gonoerto in F Sharp Minor. For Violin Henrl Vieuxtempa 4. Etude. Scherzo. For Piano. Chopln .r. ionatilla. ForPinno and Violln Raff Fiavonic Dance, No. 5. For Piano and Violln ..Anton Dvorak 6. Prize Song trom "The Melstersinger." Frr Violln Wagner-VWUielm 7. Romance. For Piano RafF Polonaise. For Piano fjiszt