Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-18
Miss kcarney Mt Gurley Memorial
ADJUSTMENTS.

4Saye. the Violinist.-The largest and
most critical audience that has assembled
In Metzerott Music Hall this season, except
at the Boston symphony concerts, gather
ed there Saturday night to listen to the
Belgian violinist, Ysaye. That he justified
the high praise that had been bestowed
upon him in other cities was the general
verdict isaye has not only all the tech
meal requirements. which are the result of
the most dii1gent and pains taking practice
but he infuses vitality and soul into his
playing which hold his audience captive
until the last tone is uttered Mr.. Anne
Lauchaume accompanied Isaye in excel
lent style, and gave two solos which proved
him to be pianist of more than ordinary
ability. The entire concert was SO success
full, both from an artistic, as well as
pecuniary point of view, that it is under
stood fsaye Will give another here on
March 10.
has placed the famous Walters Art Gallery
in the hands of the Poor Association OF
Baltimore on Wednesdays until May l, on
all Saturdays in April, on February - and
on Easter Monday. On these days the gal
lery will be open to the public and the fee
charged for admission will go to the Poor
Association. The gallery has a reputation
that Is national and contains some of the
choicest works of art in this country. Most
of these are familiar to art lovers. but
some additions have been made since the
gallery was thrown open to the public a
year ago The two most noteworthy add-
tons are painting by George 1nness, the
celebrated American landscape painter,
called The Valley of the Olives" and one
by Francois-Saint Bonvin, Drawing Wa
ter. These occupy prominent places and
are excellent examples of the two artists
mastership. Tickets may be obtained in
this city at Harris & Skaters, lib Penn
sylvania avenue.
Still Waters Run Deep.-Tonight at Car
roll Institute Hall the dramatic club of the
institute will present Tom Taylor's comedy
Still Waters Run Deep" with cast that
insures excellent performance. Percy
Leach will play Potter; j. Travis Croker,
Capt. Hawksley: E. j. Walsh, John Mild
may: John j. Nolan, Dunbilk; VIM. Nc
earthly. Jessop; John Pearson. Lansford;
James Dandy, Markham; Miss Anita Hen
drie, Mrs. Sternhold. and Helen Lackaye.
Mrs. Mildmay. These players have been
carefully rehearsed by Mr.. James A.
Mahoney and his experience and care will
be manifest in their work.
Lecture on Snakespeare.-Rev George
Arbuthnot, NJ. A. will deliver an Illus
trated Shakespearean lecture this evening
at ST. Pauls P. E. Parish Hall. on I'D
street. Rev. DR.. Arbuthnot is the vicar of
atford-on-Avon, and during his long
term of service in that charge has been
thrown intimately with the scenes with
which Shakespeare was associated. The
gentleman should be we'll qualified to dis
the benefit of the rectory of st. Paurs.
Testimonial-At the concert rendered to
Sig. Mama, to be given at the residence of
Mgr Satolli on the 18th instant the Rev.
Dr. Stafford will deliver an address, and
the Marine Band orchestra, under the di-
rection of Prof. Fanciulli, Mr.. W. d. Nc
Farland, the Grand Opera Club. the Euter-
pean Ladies' Club and Mr.. Mana's pupils
will assist in the program. Prof Harry
Wheaton Howard and Miss Emily Hewlett
will be the accompanies.
Choir Concert. - The choir of the
Immaculate Conception Church will
give a concert at the hall adjoin-
ing the church next Wednesday even
ing, assisted by Prof. Herman c. Rake
mann, violinist; members of the George
town Orchestra, Miss Mae Whitesell, So
prano, and Mr.. Perry b. Turpin, tenor.
The concert will be under the direction of
Mrs. Clara Baker Smith, the director Of the
choir The program includes numbers by
the choir as whole, and by the male and
female voices separately, selections by the
orchestra, a piano solo by Prof. A. d.
Mayo the organist of the church; solos by
Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard, Mr.. Turpin. Miss
WhiteselI, Mr.. J. j. Fisher. Mr. Rakemann,
a duet by Messrs. Souder and Donnelly.
and a recitation by Mr.. Ballnger.