Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
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The Patti Concert.-The coming Patti
concert on Monday at Albargh's Grand
Opera House will be as successful as any
that Patti has ever given in this country
The sale of seats already made indicates
a large audience. The opening concert in
New York showed that the diva had not
lost any of her popularity. She also sang
most successfully in Boston and Philadel-
phia. At the concert on Monday she will
render that ever popular Una Voce" from
the Barber of Seville" and in the second
part of the program, which will be the
third act of Faust in complete costume
with scenery, paraphernalia, &C., she will
appear as Margherita.
Organ RecitaL-Prof. Carl of New York
entertained large audience last night at
Metropolitan M. +. Church with an organ
recital. He evinced a true appreciation of
the pusic which he played and appeared
to develop all the possibilities of mis- in
strument. 0he audience was at first cold,
but warmed up to display Of considerable
enthusiasm. He played Salome's First So
nata. the march from Arine Handeps Con-
certo in d minor. Webers overture to Fury
anthe. Nessler's Festival March, Gull
mant's Communion, dedicated to Prof. Carl.
and several other selections. He won, per-
haps. the greatest applause with a gavotte
by Father Martini. The pleasure of the
entertainment was enhanced by vocal solos
by Miss Matte Gray and Miss Gibson
The Biscon Concerts.-The thirteenth
season OF the Bischoff concerts at the Con-
greSational Church will be inaugurated
Friday, December Is. There will be five
concerts in the series, all under the imme-
date supervision of DIR. Bischoff. The sale
Oh season tickets opened this morning and
ceases December 8.
for
beneft of the Home for Incurables will be
neld at Willard Hall today and tomorrow.
Lunch, dinner and supper will be served
and the Marine Band will be in attendance.
Lecture on Japan.-The Rev. }. Thomp-
son Cole will give an illustrated lecture on
Japan IN the Sunday school room of the
Epiphany Church. Friday evening, Decem-
Der /.
december l, the ladies of the Church of the
incarnation hold a bazaar at the residence
or Miss Smith. 1880 9tn street northwest.
Mt. Vernon NJ. E. Church.-The southern
elocutionist, Gilbert Walden, will give a
varied program of selections, including HUI
morous as well as dramatic selections
from the best modern writer's, at Mt. YER
nor Church, 9th and K streets northwest,
ninth season of Mr.. Walden's remarkably
succ eSSful career as an elocutionist.
Mrs. Clara Holbrook Smith will deliver
series of lectures on Scientific Home
making and Percentage" under the aus
pices of the w. c. T. u, in the parlors at
the Y. NJ. c. A building, the first of which
will be given next Monday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. On this occasion Mrs. Smith
will speak on the Corner Stone of Mar
riage' These lectures will be for ladies
only. and from the reputation of Mrs.
Smith will undoubtedly be very interest
ing.
Seidl and Slivinski.-The famous leader
Seidl. and the pianist, Slivinski, who is
one of the latest musical successes will
appear Jointly on Friday night December
8. at popular prices. The event promises
to be one of rare musical interest The
concert takes place at Convention Hall.
Seats are now on sale at Bradbury's.
The Colored American in Business and
Industrial Pursuits is the interesting top
lc of an address which will be delivered at
Hamline NJ. E. Church this evening by
Mrs John A. Logan and Rev. DR.. Hugh
Johnson.