Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04
MISS JULIA STEVENSON.

and lace. Miss Mary Harter, green crepe and
white lace.
Miss Rice of Worcester, Mass, blue satin.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Massiilon, Ohio, red
satin and black lace.
Mrs. j. Buchanan Houston Of New York,
mauve satin and black lace
Miss Patterson of Louisville, Ky.. black tulle.
Mrs. L. B. Webb, white satin embroidered
with silver and trimmed in real lace; diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. Oates of California, French gown of white
and yellow stripe silk; changeable velvet and
mouselin de sole trimmings.
Miss Beveridge. white faile with pearl trim
mings. Miss Julia Beveridge, empire gown Of
white striped silk
Mrs. Bradford Of Alabama, gown of electric
blue satin embroidered in white and gold
Mrs. Solomons Of California, Paris gown Of
black satin and let
Mrs: Tateno. wife Of the japanese minister,
white brocaded silk and yellow satin. trimmed
with gold jet and yellow ostrich feathers
Mrs. Jane Andrews. Jersey City, princess
gown Of black velvet, with corselet of cut let,
large pulled sleeves of black bengaline, long de-
tached train lined with white satin.
Mrs. George W. Franc, Santa Fe, n M,
orange crepe and black lace, in Spanish effects
caught up with yellow roses, topaz ornaments.
The Promenade Concerto.
The music committee has also had charge of
arranging for the music for the promenade
concerts on Monday and Tuesday, which are to
be given at the pension office by the Marine
Band. The programs for the different con-
certs are as follows:
MONDAY MORNING, 10 O'CLOCK CONCERT.
l. March-"Excelsior". .. Mrs. G. B. Peet
Overture-'R obespierre'' .Litollf
g. Spanish dance. Moskowski
l. Selection from Faust ........ Gounod
D. "Slumber Song" ......... .Schumann
Ch;n.sS Ses .'''''......,..-;; sehqmann
2. Collocation from The Hugenots" Meyerbeer
8. Trip to Mars Fanciulli
9. Galop-"The Washington POST .Fanciulli
10. Patriotic song-''Hail Columbia" -. .Fyles
MONDAY AFTERNOON, 8 O'CLOCK
l. March-''The Cruiser New York. .Fanciulli
2. Overture-"The Star Of the
North .Meyerbeer
3. Selection-"Queen Of Sheba" .Gounod
4. Introduction and 'Siciliana''
from "Cavalleria Rusticana" .Mascagin
.. Grand Descriptive Fantasia. w Fanciulli
'The Voyage of Columbus
SYNOPSIS.
(D The trumpets announce the arrival of
the King, Queen and Court of Spain-Grand
Prayer before departure; the crews Of the de-
parting ships answer in refrain, "Salve Re-
gina = ne TWO prayers blend In grand ensem-
ble-Signal for -Barcarole- Good
bye, at the closing of which the motive Of the
PRAYER and the Salve Regina mingle with the
parting song.
90 Storm-The frightened mariners resort
to prayer, the leading motive Of the Salve Re-
gina is heard amidst the crash of the tempest
(c) Mutiny-The grievance Of dissatisfied
sailor Is aired in plaintive song-One by one
his companions join him in anger and discon-
tent, and the elimination Of their fury ends in
the mutiny, which is described by q FuRue-
The uproar is quelled by the majestic appear
ance OF the bold Navigator. and his powerful
voice brings the mariners to terms. after which
repentant and sobered, they Join in Spanish
dance (Cachnea).
(d) lovely night-While the song Of night
is sung in the balmy breezes Of the tropics the
sailors are on the watch, and expressions of e1-
pectation and hope are described by a counter
motlve-There is great commotion-A light in
the distance-The news spreads. and the crew,
kneeling down, entones the favorite PRAYER
"Salve Regina" in all its majesty-From the
PInta's top comes a trumpet signal-The boom
OF cannon-Land! Land.-Columbus. kneeling
with the crew, intones ''Te Deum," while the
birds Of the virgin forest of the new world
chirp their songs Of joy in honor Of the great
event, through which the land Of liberty was
given to the world.
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T. The Russian Carriage Song" go. Thornton