Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13
CARROLL INSTITUTES CHORAL SOCIETY,
A Concert to Re Given ON Sc. Patrickss
Night.


On St. Patriots night, March II, the Car
roll Institute Choral Society viii make it's frs,
bow to the public in grand concert at Met
zerott Music Hall for the benefit Of st. vincent'l
Female Orphan Asylum
The program AZ arranged will be . treat te
lovers Of sacred and operate music. including
the ''Stabat Mater" by 'Curto, which was suns
as oratorio at the Metropolitan Opera House
Paris, and will be heard for the first time in this
city, and the second grand finale Of verdi,t
beautiful opera, aida" The soloists are oil
local talent. as follows: Miss Mae Rogers. Miss
Blanche Mattiugly, Miss Mamie Donnelly, Miss
Annie L. Miller, Miss May Dixon, and Messrs
w. D. Mcfarland, L. E. French, James Nolan
J. J. Fisher, Frank A. Rebstock and Bernard
Ryan. The members OF Georgetown Orchestra
have kindly rendered their assistance The
Choral Society is one of the new features OF
carroll Institute. 1t was organized last No
vember by committee appointed for the pur-
pose and the original chorus of sixty has
steadily increased until now 1t numbers 100.
IL includes among it's members represen-
tatives from all of the Catholic choirs of the
city. and they are working steadily and ear
nestly to make their first appearance grand
success.
The director, Signor Mariana Mama, is well
known here as leader of st Patrick's choir. and
has had wide experience in grand opera.
The following is a list Of members Of the
Choral Society:
Committee-B. NJ. Bridget. chairman: Paul
II. Cromelien, secretary: Sig. Mariana Mama,
director; II. Goldsborough Goddard, Edmund
Mallet, jr.. Albert Schulteis. James H. Forsyth.
James Hendley, Henry W. Sohon.
Iianists-For sacred music, Miss Boone: for
operate music, Miss Glennan.
Sopranos and altos-Miss F. Atlee. Miss NJ.
Armstrong, Miss Eleanor Arendes. Miss NJ A.
Austin. Miss Belle NJ. Bingham, Miss Ermina
Brown, Miss Es:elle Brady. Miss Adelaide Bor-
beck, Miss Augusta Borbeok. diss Mamie
Brewer, Mrs. ". II. Combs. Miss Fay Calvert.
Miss Carrie Cooke, Miss Lille Cayanaugh, Miss
N. 7. Coleman, Miss Mamie Donnelly. Miss
Agnes Dean. Miss Bertha NJ. Dove. Miss NJ. C.
Dixon. Miss Annie L. Fleming Mrs. E. G..
Farrell, Miss May Fowler, Miss Regina Fowler,
Miss Estelle Fowler, Miss Cecilia T. Gallagher,
Mrs. A. $. Galley, Miss Fannie Glennan, Miss
E. l.. Gibson. Miss Mary H. Howe, Miss Emily
Hewlett, Mrs. Josephine johnson, Miss Daisy
l. joyce. Mrs. W. c. Jacques, Miss Josephine
kubel, Miss Jessie Kappeier, Mrs. W. B. Lynch,
Blanche Mat;ingly. Mrs. Mudd, Miss Jeanette
Mudd. Miss NJ. E. Mulialy, Miss Geraldine Nc
NerLany, Miss May Neumeyer. Miss V. B. New
ton, Miss Lena Phillips, Miss Mae Rogers, Miss
Bessie Sicily. Miss Annie E. Smith, Miss Sarah
A. Smith. Miss Lillian N. Smith, Miss A. J..
Sweeney, Mrs. Turner, Miss Carrie Wood and
Miss Jennie Wilkinson.
Bases and tenors-D. A. blanchard, A. F..
Bentley. Edw J. Bastabe, Charles A. Balluff,
F. W. Campbell, II. o. Cooke, Paul H. Crom-
ellen, ]. X. Dean, n. A. Donnelly, Geo. D..
DAILY. J. C. Dunn. C. E. Davis. J. A. Duffy, T..
J. Duffy, A. T. Earnest, D. NJ. Edwards, Robt.
Englehart, J. J. Fisher, Thomas Fitzgerald.
Albert 5. Galley. Martin Grant, ?. NJ. Gott-
walls, c. F. Goodchild. DR.. II. B. F. Heath,
Bernard +. Locraft, E. P. Mast. George Moran,
James Nolan, ]. T. Ochsenreiter. Thomas C..
Pole, Bernard Ryan, Frank A. Rebstock. Albert
Schulteis, Prof. John Treauor, H. v. Tullock, J..
Frank White.