Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-18
THE CHARITY CONCERT.
Arrangements for the COntinuOu
Performance at MetzerOtt's.

PEI fOrmance at MetzerOtts.
The arrangements for the continuous en-
tertainment for the benefit Of the poor of
the District, to take place in Metzerott
Music Hall tomorrow from pm. until IL
p.m, are nearly completed. The committee
appointed by Judge Cole have met with en-
couragement and assistance in every d.
rection, and this entertainment will be
given without cent of expense. MIR. Met
zerott gives the hall, the tickets and pla-
cards have been printed by Messrs. Bartn
| and McGiu & Wallace, the programs by
Mr.. Byron Adams, the paper furnished by
! the E. Morrison Co., and the Herdic Com
pany will furnish such cabs as may be
needed.
The volunteers have been numerous and
no declination has been made where 1t was
possible for the party solicited TO oe pres
| ent. The managers of the theaters have
| freely rendered the services of such or the
| performers as were needed. and MIR. Guz-
| man, the secretary Of the committee, says
| that there was never a more generous re-
| Spouse in behalf of charity.
Already quite a number or tickets nave
been sold, and it is hoped that there will
| be full house during the entire period or
| the performance. People who cannot make
| it convenient to go at one time can ma
! opportunity to go at another, and all
she uld remember that every 90 cents Will
help to swell the amount to be turned over
to the poor.
The program will include the following.
although the order may be somewhat
changed:
overture, W. B. Gibbs: duet Misses Mort;
| Charles F. Roberts, vocal solo. Let All
Obey Miss Jennie O'Neill Potter. Five
| Minutes With Potter" Luigi Del ORC, the
| musical wonder blindness of Manager ker-
nan and Irwin & Woods Big Show; Prof
| Sheldon and forty lads and misses in a
| series of brilliant dances, marches and tab
| terpean Ladies Club, Signor Mama, direc-
| tor; a "Nymphs of the Wood" Delibes; b
waltz, Summer FancieS," Metra; Miss Mary
Helen Howe and Signor Mama. duet, Sc
| lected; Miss Anita Cluss harp solo; Eu-
| terpean Ladies' Club. solo and chorus;
VIM Hagan, tenor solo, Prince Tinymite.
smallest man in the world (by kind per-
mission of McCaull & Rowland of True
Irish Hearts'O; Bennetto and Cannon. mar
velous contortionists blindness of Irwin &
Woods Big Show; Miss Constance Hurr-
worth. whistling solo; "Loin du BAL Gil.
Philharmonic Quartet, Mrs. H. H. Mills.
director; Master Will Newton. recitation.
selected; Prof. T. Williams Pearman, bal
lad, selected; Miss Anita CfusS, harp solo,
list, selection; Miss Lottie Hutchins, fancy
dance; Mrs. E. c. Olney. reading; Mr..
Hugh Saxon, impersonations; Miss Eta B.
Gleason. recitation. selected; MI. Maitland
Wright, bass solo, Happy Days. Sire
letzky.
Prof Arnold W. Myer.. piano solo. "Aeol-
ian Murmurs," Gotschalk; DR.. w. A.
Croffut, humorist: Prof. John Q: Russell.
guitar solo. selected; Miss Marie NJ.
Brandes, vocal solo. "Creole Love Song"
Washington Ladies' Quartet, selection:
Hellmann. few minutes of magic; Mrs.
tie Lottie Bell Ray. ballad, selected:
Messrs Parker and Brown. musical spe-
cialties-a xylophone solo; flute solo;
either and autoharp duet; octarina solo;
Mrs. Kittie Thompson Berry. solo. selected;
Mrs. Daisy L. Fox, piano solo. selected;
Nine. Esputa DAILY and pupils. THE Water
Lily A. D. Mayo piano solo. selected;
~ pon IN GIIito C11rh. T.
Lewis. recitation; F. T: Hayes. ballad. Sc
lected; Apollo Quartet, selected: H. G.
Meem, solo. "Bedouin Love Song" Mr..
John Tweedale. readings; Harry Park.
Bill Nye, "a DISCOUNTED Remark Miss
virgie Luckett, jockey dance; Miss May
Blossom, Spanish tambourine dance; Miss
Virgie Luckett, the chain dance blindness
emotional tableaux; David Bangs, selec-
tons; Cullen and Collins, Washington's
leading banjoists, with Charles F. Nc
Enemy, pianist, in selections; Jas. Watson
bass solo. selected; Miss Anita Hendrix
recitation. Bob O'Link::'' Columbia Ath-
letic Cuba wrestling bout. E. F. Schaf-
hrt and Harry Lee; b club swinging, Mas
ter Arthur Plant: acrobatic brother act,
Messrs Ross and Sewell and Prof Cross
ley; William H. Conley. in his original ere
alton. The Discovery of America" Dupont
and Middleton. character sketch.
The following telegram was received yes
NEW YORK, January II.
DR.. Franklin T. Howe. chairman, care
Evening Star Washington, D. c.:
The National Conservatory of Music Of
Washington, under the direction Of DR..
Antonin Dvorak, for the benefit of the
poor. Particulars by mail
JEANETTE NJ: THURBER, Pres't:
It was expected that a letter would be
received this morning, but up to this after
noon none had arrived.