Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-01
A MUSEMENTS.

Capital Glee Club Concert-The attrac-
tions which the Capital Glee Club offers at
its concert this evening at Metzerott Music
Hall include Miss Marion s. Weed of New
York. who though comparatively new to
the concert stage has achieved great sue
cess and won the praise of many Of the
best critics of the country. On her appear
ance with the Seidl orchestra the past sea-
son she was especially commended by Mr..
Seidl for her artistic work. Mr.. Leonard
z. Auty. also Of New York, is tenor
whose pleasing voice and method have won
for him recognition one of the first
tenors of New York city, where he occupies
one of the best choir positions. Mr.. Auty
made many friends last season when he APP
peared with the club at It's first concert. and
he will doubtless renew the favorable i'm
preston then created.
Mr. Eugene Weiner is one of the few
masters of the hute and as such his serv-
ices have been in demand with the leading
orchestras as well as for solo work. AS
the originator and director of the New York
Philharmonic Club he has brought that or
ganiza ton to its present high state Of artist
ic excellence Mr.. Sol. Marcosson Is a pupil
of dAhne and Joachim and is thoroughly
imbued with the spirit impaired to him by
those great masters of the violin His posi-
ton one of the first of our American
violinists is assured.
sixteen years furnished the standard of
chamber music, and has become well known
to the musical public from one end of the
country to the other. Its personnel is al
nouncement of it's appearance carries the
assurance of thoroughly satisfactory rem
dition of the numbers assigned to 1t.
Rev. Mr.. Nourses Lecture.-Rev. Robert
Nourse. who several years ago left the pull
Fit for the platform, delivered an interest
ing lecture last evening in the Tabernacle
Congregational Church on DIR. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" The lecturer gave a resume Of
the story and then Interpreted it as a par
able of the two phases Of human life-the
good and the bad-and showing the possi-
bilites Of development in each.
Carroll Institute Dramatic Club.-Great
preparations are being made by the Carroll
Institute Dramatic Club for their initial
bow before the public at the hall of the
institute this evening, In AN Evening
with Shakespeare" Since the determine
ton of the club to appear before the public
they have been assiduously at work re-
hearsing the various scenes from Shake
spertan dramas, and those who have been
fortunate enough to be present at these
rehea rsals are confident that the perform
ance will be an artistic success. Mr.. Vim
cent Lynch, who will appear in the title
role of Hamlet. has been untiring in his
efforts to bring the organization up to the
highest standard. The enthusiasm mani
tested by his company bids fair to make
1t the leading amateur dramatic organiza-
ton of the District. There are at least half
a dozen members of the company who are
talented and their work. 1t Is believed, will
compare favorably with many who have
had years of professional experience
Among these are Miss Helene Lackey, Miss
Cocker and Messrs. Lynch. O'Connor
Cocker and Walsh. All the different scenes
will be appropriately costumed and moth
ing will be left undOne to make the clubs
first appearance success.