The record-union., 1896-03-26

The report of the testimonial concert
given on Tuesday night by the Satur-
day Club to Miss Mary Dunster was
accidentally omitted yesterday. The
entertainment took place at the Sixth
street M. e. Church and was well at
tended.
In the arrangements for and manage
ment of the concert the club had the
efficient assistance of several gentle
men prominent in local musical circles.
The programme was one of rare merit,
and the numbers were exoellently rem
dered. The concert was In all respects
one that reflected credit alike on its
promoters and those who participated.
The selections were:
Chorus, annie Laurie" ID. Buck),
Saturday Club; piano solo, (a) "Ro-
NANCE Op. A" Rubinstein); Cb)
"Schweizer Bilder' (Bennett); Ring
Out Wild Bells" Chopin, Mr. Bell
house, Mr.. Longbottom, Mr.. Genshlea
Mr.. Crocker; soprano solo, Miss Felter;
violin obligato, Mr.. Heilbron; vocal solo,
Queen of the Earth" PinsutD, Mr.
Owens; piano quartet, "Valse I'M
promptu" (Raff), Miss Evans, Miss Car
roll Mrs. Hawley, Miss Siddons; vocal
solo, "Scena and Prayer" Oer Freis-
| chutz), Miss Felter: violin solo, (se-
lected), Mr.. PARCELS; vocal quartet
"Rock-a-bye'' (Neidlinger), Mrs. Pierce,
Miss Lewis Mrs Bentley, Mrs. Hawley;
piano solo, Concerto G. Minor est.
Saens), Mrs. Neale, second piano ac-
compartment, II. Mansfeldt; vocal solo,
| (a) Loves Serenade'' MARY Dunster),
| (b) "It is a Wondrous Mystery (F'ranz
Ries), Mrs. Moeller; octet, Ave Maria
ch-GounoD, pianos-Miss Carroll,
Miss Evans, Miss Siddons, Mrs. Haw-
| ley; flute, Mr.. Neale; organ, Mrs. Neale;
cello, Miss Lewis; violin, Mr.. Heilbron.
On Tuesday evening Joseph Bagley,
| the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Bagley of 216 T street was the reeip-
lent of surprise party. His friends
had secured several musicians, and a
delightful evening was passed Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harver-
gault, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyall, Mrs. Flynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connell, Mr.. and Mrs
Bagley, Matt. Haldron, Dan. Haldron,
Warren Eaton, George Shaedt, Joseph
F. Hastenplug, George w. Ochener,
Robert Staiger, Dan. Carroll, James
Brown, Henry Merle, James McDer-
mott, Misses Jennie Lawson, Bessie
Flynn, Kittie McLaucguin, Mamie Hal
lihan, Kitty Havergault, frankie
Rhodes, Ruby Russell, Maud Russell
Amelia Frates, Edna Hawk, Grace
Bentley, Maude Witt, Alma Addison,
Mamie Weeks, Rose Palidini, Mamie
Coleman, Sadie Coleman, Celia O'Con-
nor, Gertie Lawson, Gertie Bagley
Edna Borchelt. Mamie Rose, Clara
Burkhart, Maggie Yule.
Masters Burt Moore, Albert Dangler,
Toney Frates, Willie Frates, Frank
Cardose, Joseph O'Neil, Harry Haver-
gault, Tommy Flynn, Eddie O'Connell,
Eugene Bagley, ToIumie Sylveria, Laz-
arus Bloomberg, Abraham BIoomberg
Joe Cardoze. Harry Russell, King Rose,
Sylvester Hawk, Roy Lawrence, Frank
Lawrence, Joe Bagley, Howard Lugg
Tommy Silva, Charlie Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs ]. G. Storch entertained
number of their friends at their home,
S27 N street. on Tuesday evening. 1t
was genuine surprise to Mr.. Storch.
and was in honor of his birthday The
evening was delightfully."- spent in vocal
and instrumental music. games, ETC.,
and at the conclusion all partook of a
bountiful repast The following per-
sons were present: Mrs. ]. Beaton,
| Carl Beaton, Mrs. Burns, Miss d. Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Day, A. Laue, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Green, Mr. and Mrs
Starker, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hornlein,
Mrs. Gore, Miss Minnie Gore, Miss Lena
Gore, Mr.. and Mrs. Cropp, Mr. and
Mrs. Storch.
On Tuesday last most delightful
meeting of the As You Like 1t Club
was held at the residence of Miss Ade-
laide Dierssen. The charming hostess
had her home very daintily decorated
with jardinieres of lilacs, poppies. etc.
and the picture frames with sprays of
May roses. Matinee whist being the
| game and hearts trumps for the day.
a heart-shaped souvenir score card was
given to each. After an animated and
closely contested game Misses Laura
| Cooper and Lucy Murray received the
FIRST and second prizes, respectively.
The club is composed of fifteen lovely
girls Of the younger set, who have done
much the past winter for the pleasure
| Of society, having given some of the
most enjoyable parties of the season,
| the memorable Colonial Tea being