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GAITHERsBURG.

Mr.. Alfred T. Meem has been compelled to re-
linGuish his duties as agent at the railroad sta
tion here On account Of an attack Of rheumatism.
The remains of Mr.. J. Frank Carlisle, who died
in Newport News, Va, were brought here for in
terment. Funeral services took place at the N. L.
Church South, Rev. l.. l.. Lloyd officiating, and
very largely attended. Mr.. Carlisle was u
son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Carlisle of this town.
who have In recent years lost five of their children,
who died of typhoid fever.
La Gaseogne Lodge of Good Templars at its
last meeting indicted into Office the following
new officers to serve during the ensuing term John
s. Crawford, chief templar; Charles Thomas, past
chief temIaar; Mary Caiill, secretary; Essie Craw
ford. assistant secretary; Hattie Thomas, vice
tehpiar; Maurice Crawford, financial secretary;
ID. u. Carlisle treasurer; Hezekiah Day, marshal !;
Arthur Trail deputy marshal; Walter Day, guard !;
George Mobley, sentinel; Frank T. Cdhll chaplain
Mr. Harold kingsley, Miss Bessie Kingsley and
ME- H. D. Sterick have returned from pleasure
trip to Massachusetts.
Captain John G. Capers and family and General
homes here and taken apartments in Washington
Mr. Thomas Mills is seriously ill from the effects
Mr. and Mrs. Tohmas l. Fulks, who were recently
married, opened their new house on Frederick
: pretty wedding was solmnized in Ascension
Protestant Episcopal Church Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, Chrysanthemums We're chief among
G. Waraeld. jr., and Mrs. Katie L. Church. daugli-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Shaw were united in
ma,tf,imony by the Rev. Howard G. England Of
becoming travelling costums Of brown cloth, with
Mr.: P. 6; Steele Of washington and DR.. v. H.
as ushers Mr.. and Mrs Warield took an evening
train for q bridal trip, s,orth Many wedding
frens Wpos their and sh9S Were brought by
Will 20 to housekeeping here.
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GLENCARLYN.

The many friends of Miss Leila NJ. Gurley OF
the 'Old Homestead will be glad to learn that
her condition has greatly improved, and she will
soon be ':ble to leave the Eye and Ear Hospital
at Washington, -vhere she has been a patient
during the past two weeks.
The Misses Ossire and Llufrio OF washingt, m,
who were recently the guests OF Mrs. W. s. Stock
bridge OF Walnut avenue, have returned home.
The residence Of Mr.. James L. White. on County
avenue, las been closed for the winter owing TO
the removal Of the owner and his family to WASH
ington several days Ego.
The students of the Fairfax Theological Seminary
having direct charge Of the church here feel much
encouraged at the steady increase OF the congre-
CATION
After a pleasant visit TO friends on Maple ave-
hue. Miss NJ. Sillimann has returned to her home
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Sims have closed .hcir
cottage on Oak street near County avenue, and
removed to Washington for the winter months
Extensive preparations being made for the
hop to be given Thanksgiving week. Both WASH
ingten end Glencaryn are represented in the conf
niittee of arrangements. The program calls for
twenty dances. ard supper will be served.
Mr.. Landon E Carter and family, who have re-
sided County avenue here for a number OF
years past. closed their cottage last week and
moved to Alexandria. where II Is understood, they
will reside permanently.
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LINDEN.

The Ladies' Home Interest Club met with Mrs.
Tniioch at Forest Glen last Wednesday The com
mittee appointed at previous meeting to select
work for the club to consider during the winter
postponed its report until the next meeting which
Will occur Wednesday the 18th instant at the
residence of Mrs. Gen. Getty. Marie Louise Dow
ell, the young daughter of Mrs Arthur Dowell was
made Juvenile member of the club Mrs Gnion
Miller the retiring president. addressed the as
semoage emphasizing the fact ,that the club was
strictly homa interest institution and adyoca ted
tie policy of selecting officers at each election
instead of re-electing old ones AT the conclusion
OF Mrs. Miller's address Mis- a. j. Bushnell was
elected president and Miss Rose Wilson secretary
to serve for the ensuing three months After tho
I election Of officers luncheon was, served. *
Mrs. catrie Wright and her, daughter Eleanor
don, Mass have taken up their residence at tn.
home Of Dr. G; II Wright at Forest Glen.
Mr. ); M. Craiger and fnmiky1 of Takorna have
leased th. anchorage here aud expect to make
Y r Their n tsne for t several years -.
Ellen Home School here. NJ 1,)SN ''- '-ii
Mr.; NJ Bowyer Stewart OF Linden. who is a
member OF the Washington High School Cadets
has been promoted to. a second lieuteirintcy.
An oyster supper viii be given the 10Th instant
Woodsde followed by an entertainment at III.
Woodside Methodist Church, for the benefit of the
church
1t is understood that musicale VIII shortly be
given at the Woodside Episcopal Church, under the
Cards are cut for the marriage of Miss Eva
o'Bandel and Mr.. John G. Wilson, the latter Of
tuulDerlanu, Nh. MISS - Banuel Is well known I.
Lirden. The marriage will occur the 18th instant
at the Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church in
Baltimore
The masquerade dance given recently at Irving
Hall by the Juvenile Templars brilliant
success Refreshments were served and coed music
furnished. The reception committee consisted of
Mrs. Lieut.. Stewart. Miss Josephine Lawrence
Mrs Capt. Garrett, Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Sender.
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Benjamin., Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Prindle. Capt. and
Mrs. 4. c. Garrett Mrs. Page, Miss Pearl Page
Miss Emma Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Wright,
Misses Collie and Nellie Moore. Mrs Moore. Maj Fox,
Maj and Mrs. g. II. Lawrence, Mrs. Keys, Mr. FIR.
Keys Miss Josephine GlascOtt. Mr.. Sworlnste dt,
Mrs. Stewart, Miss Mamie Stewart Mr.. Bower
Stewart, Mrs. W. w. Wright, Mrs. Edward
Wright, Miss Agnes Scudder, Miss Katie Alien,
Mr.. Fred. Page. Mrs Clagett. Mr. George Prindle,
Mrs. Morsell. Miss Edna Maxwell, Mr.. Frank Brig
Judge,
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FALLS CHURCH.

Ihe Officers OF Pioneer Lodge of Good Tep,p,sra
were installed Tuesday night by Deputy Grand
Ierpiar W. F. Parker assisted by r. G. Lowe no
grand marshal and Miss Minnie Jacobs as assistant
grand marsha. Miss Fannie GaIleher was an
pointed chaplain, Miss Emma Alder guand aid
Norman Kirby sentinel. Mrs George H,w,
hurst. Miss Eva Birch, Miss Susie Crossman Miss
beulah donaldson and Mrs. NJ NJ Erwin were an
p'ih'eu 10 arrange for public entertainment in
the near future. The following were elected dele
gates TO the district lodge, which meets at Manas
sas Thursday next: Mrs. W. L. Gordon Mrs. 7
NJ Thorne. Mrs. G. W. Hawxhurst. Miss susie
Crossnan. Miss Estele Birch, Carl NJ Ratb,u,
and Il. c. Lowe.
Inc Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist Church
met at the home of Mrs. George w Hawxhurst
Thursday. Final arrangements were made far rho
f21r by the church Friday next.
hrs. Merry, mother of Councilman Merry who
Hlcd recently was eighty years of age Her
funeral took place from the Presbyterian Church ar
Lewinsville Tuesday. -
~, Mr. NJ F. Church has sold his house and lot On
Washington street Broad to Dr. Peter Hogan
of Washington. 9'
Perseverance Temple, No. s. has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term: Miss Ethel
Payne. chief teinplar; Miss Helen Russell Vice
tempiar; Miss Emma Seaman. secretary; Miss
Fanny Galleher, financial secretary; Mrs ]. NJ.
Thorne treasurer; Miss Katie Merry. marshal:
Milton ihorne, sentinel; Miss Ruth ThOrne. guard;
Hawxhurst. assistant secretary
The survey and plat Of the proposed street
street mas been made, and the town council has
directed that the county be requested 10 an
point viewers TO assess damages to property owners
along the route.
The. Village Improvement Society met Thurs
day night al the residence of Miss Sue n. Riddle
with President l.. Il. Parker in the chair and Mrs
a P. Eastman acting secretary. The committee
on securing change in the names OF the yost of
fees at East End and West End " the aur!luri-
ties in WASHINGTON reported but little encourage
ment Mr.. T. c. Hough reported all the arrange
mems made for the course of twelve lectures at
Odd Fellows Hail. and that Mr. William G.. Pier
son OF Florida would deliver the first Of the series
next Monday night on the subject of Lore
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Matheny, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Church. Mr. and
Mrs. A: r Eastman, DIR. and Mrs. J. b. Gould,
Mr. and Mrs G.. W. Hawxhurst. Miss Maud Iath-
bun, DIR. I. z. Quick. f. G. Hough. II. +. Bartlc,
V. v Terrett. Rev. D. L. Rathbun. L. b. Parker
y. c. Hopkins. Mr.. N c. Hopkins entertained
with several violin solos with piano acconpa niment
by Miss Sue \. Riddle.
Andrew Jackson Lodge Of Masons of Alexandria
will pay fraternal visit to Kemper Lodge of
this town next Friday night. banquet will he
rendered the visitors.
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TAkOMA Park.

The entertainment given Wednesday evening at
TakOma Hall by Takoma Lodge, Independent Order
of Good Templars was success. 1t the first
entertainment given in the park this season. The
audience was large.
Following is the program: Overture, Glen Aulie
minuet, by Prof. f. L. Scharfs String Orchestra;
vocal solo, Anchored by Mr.. Dennison; trio,
Wizard of the Nile by mandolin club; vocal
solo by Miss Nicholson; violin solo, la Gascogne,'
10y Miss Florence Davis; recitation by Capt Robert
Test; vocal solo, Swiss Echo Song by Miss
Josephine Burton; reading by Miss Morrison: man
dolin solo, Happy Days In Dixie" by Master VIII
Leishear; vocal solo, Loves Sorrow by Mr..
DennsOn; selection, Ginning Bells" by Prof.
Scharfs Orchestra, and colloquy, The Lunatics,'
by Capt. Test and Miss Grace Ross of the Soldiers
Home Dramatic Club.
The monthly meeting of the Anti-TObaccO Club
of TakOma was held Monday evening ut the home
of the vice president, Miss Nettie Whitmer, when
ing will he held ut the residence Of tho president,
Mr.. james q. Macalister, Oh Maple avenue, Mon
day evening, December q.
A large number of members and visitors We're
present Friday evening at IamOnds Hall to
witness the installation OF the officers OF Tuk0ma
Lodge. !. o. c. T., elected at the previous meeting.
The ceremony was performed by Lodge Deputy
Byron A. Ford. The oil GERS fellows:
Chief templar, L. NJ. McOers; vice templar, Miss
Ethie Mooers financial secretary. Miss Maud Jmer-
son; treasurer, Byron Forl; recording secretary,
James Macallister; assistant secretary, Miss Nette
Whitmer; chaplain, Miss Laura Skinner; marshal,
Charles Goshorn; guard, Datus Coon.
The directors of the Baltimore and Washington
Transit Company have called meeting for tOmOr-
row, when the plan Of extending the road from
Glen Sligo to Burnt Mills W III be discussed.
The town council has concluded to make TIE
Temporary plank walks through the town Two feet
wide, instead OF one foot, was ut first planned.
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BRIGHTWOOD.

The entertainment recently given by the Bright
wood The ORA MINI Club was q success.
Those WHO by their presence made 1t financial
success have also by their praises, literally be-
slowed. declared 1t to have been success in every
way US an evenings entertainment. The program
included two amusing sketches, several recitatons
ard an instrumental duet, interspersed with Sc
lections by a full orchestra.
The curtain was raised one-act comedy,
Wanted Valet Mr.. Enoch Ray acted the
gentleman In need Of help, and applicants for
the vacant position, Messrs. George Washington
Cook strictly In IT. Mr.. Claude l. Clayton
took the part of the discharged valet. Mr.. D. w.
Cook rendered comic song In pleasing style.
Messrs. Fred. G: oConnell and L. A. Reinbery
were very entertaining In several selected recita-
lions, and Messrs. Hopkins and Barringer were
heartily applauded for their mandolin and guitar
duets.
The concluding feature was three-act farce,
I!ua ,. JMn, With the following cast; Jumbo
CockeriIle:. Mr.. Cheatham. lawyer. Harry I.
Clayton: Henry Merville. naval officer, John H.
enee Giiand Mr.. GoSSeton. Miss s Gertrude n1Use
Ray; Hannah, servant, Miss Anna MacEiwee
and laboress. chas. W. Parsons. ]. F. Graves and
Tne revival meetings which have been conducted
~ Emery Chapel during the past four weeks were
Rev. Dr. Melville Of HystfsviiIe Md. w oceuu ies
the pulpit. The meetings throughout have been
wedRssaay several parties 3, n,shtwood MIN
psrty, composed Of Dr. oaa. g. Stone, Mr. J Sne
Sherman Of the fire department., and Mr.. John
Lloyd, came back heavily laden. notwithstanding
Darling and Mr.. Harrison Of the Brightwood Rail-
road Company were also snccessful.
Tickets are out and arrangements n progress for
an entertainment to be given for the benent Of
Emery Chapel in Bsiettwood Han. the 18th Of this
also preparing TO entertain Its friends evening
toward the end Of the uDnth.
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Some Musical Notes,

Mrs Helen Lamont entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs Barnabee
End Miss Nelson of the Bostonians at her
residence, No. 800 NJ street northwest, last
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lamont will be
at home to her friends Sunday evenings
during the winter. and there will probably
be some enjoyable music on these occa-
sicns, as she numbers among her lneimates
nearly every prominent musician in the
District.
The Columbia Glee Club ur der the direc-
ton of Prof. Geo. w. Lawrence will be
recognized next Friday evening at the
rooms of the Law renee School of Music,
1884 F street northwest. The club is COM
pc sed of both ladies and gentlemen, and
| its object is mutual improvement in music
and social enjoyment. The membership is
limited TO thirty singers. divided as fol-
laws: Eight sopranos, seven altos seven
tenors and eight basso. The rehearsals
will be held Wednesday evenings. pro-
gram of music and recitations will be rem
oered the evening of reorganization, after
which refreshments will be served.
The Lawrence School of Music and Flo
cution will, on the 18th of this month give
Its second regular monthly recital The
school will be assisted by Miss May Myrtis
clemens, elocutionist, in both dramatic and
comic selections Professor Lawrence has
decided to let his vocal pupils study the
operas "Pinafore' and Chimes of Nor
mandy" Rehearsals of the casts will begin
in about two weeks
The Richmond, Va, Times of October 30
notices the debut in opera of Miss Lily Cr-
quhart. a popular young lady of that city
MISS orquhart while a pupil of Ciunston
institute in this city, was Carefully trained
IN music and developed a voice of wonder
IuI sweetness and power.
me llines says: Miss Lily Norfieet Urau-
mart proved Il revelation, and the work of
her splendid performance can be easily
compared with the briliancy of some Of
me famous operate stars. She showed a
sheht hesitancy in the first act. bur as sbe
warmed up 10 her work. and as the onero
proceeded, Miss Urquhart took hold of tn
Fatt OF Martha" with the voice and air ~
q PROFESSIONAL, and, storming the citadel of
S'5se fright. she captured the audience.
frof; h. L. SALESMAN and Wiiilam do
rord nave been busy for the nast -
WIN Fehearsals of the comic o,er, ..T
.dhtne' which they expect TO rrod,,co ut
.neir pupils and friends early in Decen,hlr
nj; W; n: Conley will be seen in the roio
VI I1ord Chancellor-a part which is ,,or,;a
,t,a, auitpted to his style of con,edy mi
fre remainder of the cast is as fo,Io, ..u
,Sani % Mountararat, Mr. c. IA wriebt
ar OF Ioiloller. Mr.. f VIM. Ernst b.,
WINS, Mr.. w. A Butler. Stranha.,
~, ATIhur Earnest; queen of fairies MI
Nj. Whtford; Iolanthe Miss Rian liss
-'uir' Celia, Miss Emma Greene. = eIia
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FAIRFAX couRr HOUSE.

The fall meeting Of the Providence District Sun.
day School Association was held here In Zion p E.
Church Wednesday afternoon ana evening After
devotional exercises. conducted by Rev. w. H. K.
Pendieton, DR.. Paul Richmond of Vienna, president
OF the county association. explained the object Of
the association. He said that many people pay more
attention to tie training oftbear horses than they
do OF their children The tendency is toward pa
rents committing their children's education to
Others, especially In religious matters. The asso-
citation, he stated, was for mutual Interchange OF
ideas about methods Of teaching and conducting
Sunday schools.
The superintendent and other representatives
Of the several Sunday schools made their reports
Rev. W. 81. x. Pendleton was elected president
the ensuing year. - =
The evening session was almost entirulr oecu0..go
by MRS Il. e. Ourand, teacher Of the rQluary d.
partment OF Sunday school In Berwyn, IA
After q brief address by Rev, W. ii. < Hzndle-
ton the meeting adjourned =
Providence Lodge, ]. O. q. T., has elected the
following Officers for the quarter beginning No
vember l: Miss Doiiie A. Slnyton, chief tenplar;
Miss Vienna Marks, Vice tenplar; Miss Mary ].
Sagar secretary; Mr.. Miles Brambley, financial
secretary; Mrs NJ. g. Troth, treasurer; Mr. Jared
Wapie tharshal: Miss Edna Marks. chaplain and
Miss Marcia Wiley, orgnnist
The oyster supper at jerusalem Baptist Church
"wednesday evening WAS largely attended and q
handsome sum was realized
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RIVERDALE,

Mr.. W. T. Wilson has returned to Riverdale to
live and is occupying the house purchased by him
frcm Mr.. Robert Mangum
An old custom in Prince Georges county schools
Of observing election day holiday was honorcl
this year. 1t seemed to be necessary when chill.
dren were Obliged to pass polling places but now
that schools are more numerous and in closer prox-
Unity to pupils residences. the same necessity Is
not apparent.
Riverdale rejoices now in lighted streets The
aieisury OF tine CltlzenS Association Is reported
. The remnants of board walks left in places about
the f'ark are henace to life and limb Scarcely
nnd himself victim to rotting or unstable boards
Inc htvefdale Athletic Club proposes to have a
dance shortly and smoker THANKSGIVING eve
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SUBURBAN NEWS
ROCKVILLE.

After a vacation OF four months the NJ. /. Club OF
Jamestown neighboriood met at the home OF one
of its members. Mrs. c. II. Nourse. in Jamestown,
Thursday afternoon. The meeting was called to
order by the hostess, after which, in the absence
OF the secretary, who detained at home by Ill
ness. tile minutes of the last meeting read by
Mrs. Nourse. At its conclusion the resgna tion OF
the secretary. Mrs Fl. C. Reading was read but
the society declined to accept it. and Mrs Lula
Windsor was appointed secretary to serve until the
November meeting, when the regular election will
take place.
The following program was rendered: Subject
autumn leaves Mrs. Broome and Mrs Brooke
vinson brought the leaves Of the red maple, Mrs
history Of the tree and its leaves. Mrs Hemp
sna on a"tn@n o dsas On
Autumn in Leaf and Flower" by Schuyler Mat
thews was read by Miss Lula Windsor. Mrs. Jas.
Beail read poem by Margaret Sangster Mrs.
Darcy Drought a specimen of moss, which was ex-
% Me sna read read a
article on Leaves from the Chautanuuan; Mrs
N: e, Darby rendered Failing Leaves" an in
An invitation was received and accepted from
h Mrs Nj C. Darby to meet at her home in Novem
The unusual sight at this season of the year Of n
cherry tree In full bloom be found the prem
A Davis was married to Mr.. G. MecnGbn S Wa Ssse
sister OF Miss Estelle Davis Of washington. -
,,o Mond 1a, evening a at o'clock pretty wedding
pid'c IeSlOencG OF MT. VIM. NJ Davis
1Gis place the contracting parties being Mr. Carl
i nasert OF oh1o and Miss Lilas Cordette of Wash
Inefon city: The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Alfred Le We're of Ohio The parlor was
aes,eiuiiy decorated with chrysanthcnums and
ar ma,h leaves The bride entered the p.ror with
groom was accompanied by his best man, Mr..
aubrey Montgomery Of Boston. Mass They were
preceded by Mr.. Cassel Lethridge and Miss Ennice
Berkeley. Misses Pansy Willard and Fern Meirose
all Of Washington
As the bridal party entered the parlor and while
r ,me ceremony was being performed the wedding
march was delightfully."- rendered by Mrs An
to1rette We Rene. n cousin of the BRIDE
Ihe bride wore white organdie over white s,r,x
ono carried ne white ehrysanthenmms The maid Of
PINK SIX and carried pink chrysanthemilms. After
t the ceremony refreshments We're served Among
1 1hOse present from Washington were Mr. and Mrs
d"Idette, parents of the bride: Mr.. Eugene IMns
aale' Mrs. Benton. Mrs. Carlton and daughter and
Nit Cortney Mr.. and Mrs Hilgert's future home
Mr. Mr VIM g. Palmer. agent for the Henry Watson
Cihiidrens Aid Society Of Baltimore who has been
visiting the several counties Of the state IN mid Of
1na society Was in Rockville recently and ap
David a. Bonic W. r.. Humphrey Josepb n
iBalley. Mrs Lille Allen, Mrs. Josephine Fowler
Miss Agnes j. Matlack AS"Aei'
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LANGDON,

The musical and literary entertainment which
was given Wednesday evening last for the bene-
Mt OF the NJ. Z. Church, Rev. T. ]. Clark, pastor
was greater success than was anticipated by
even its promoters. The building was crowded to
OVERLOOKING, and scores were unable to obtain ad-
mittarce. The program was: Piano solo, Miss
Dolly Houchen; vocal solo, Mrs. d. Olin Leecl;
recitation, Miss Ada Townsend; recitation, Finley
5. Hays; vocal solo, Miss Gertrude Dana; recita-
ton, Mrs. Florence Russell Lyon; piano solo,
Mis- Miss Dolly Houchen; vocal solo, Master Robert
kreiter; recitation, Miss Ada Townsend; bass
solo, Mr.. Arthur Middleton; solo, Miss Belle
carpenter; recitation, Finley s. Hays Duet Mas
ters Robert and Monroe Kreiter.
1t Is hoped among the patrons Of the school that
the trustees will soon furnish another teacher for
the Langdon school. Children of the sesenth
grade are, Il is said, continually held back for
those In the fifth and sixth grades 1t is the fault
impossible for one person to teach four grades and
Airs. W. B. Page. who has been III for two
weeks. Is slowly recovering.
Mrs. o. v. Shom0 Inns been sick for n week but
Is now conyalescent.
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Mrs. Alice Cassidy. and Phyllis. Miss SAL

Mrs. Alice Cassidy. and Phyllis, Miss Sal
dee Drown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lent will give a COM
plimentary piano and violoncello reci,a al
"Wednesday. November IL, at Universalist
Church. Invitations may be had through
ar Lent, los Corcoran street, who has a.
limited number at his disposal Mr.. Lent
las been informed by the Manuscript So
ciety of New York. of which he is honor
airy corresponding secretary, that his Ro-
nance and Capriccio for violoncello and
piano will he played by Mr.. Paul Miersch
at the meeting OF the society which takes
place today. His rhapsodie erotique for
string orchestra, harp and horn VIII be per-
formed under the direction of Anton Seidl,
at the public concert, December L. Sousa
Will play his Spanish dance, Seguidilla.
which was so favorably received at the
Washington composers concert OF the Ma
rine Bard at the next Sousa concert in
this city early in January. Mr.. Lent has
also composed an air de ballet for violin.
and has dedicated IL to Miss Maud Powell.
who will play IL in her concerts.
At the Church of the Reformation yester-
day morning Mrs. W. F.. Parson sang "A
Dream of Paradise" with violin and vio-
loncello obligatos by Mr.. J. A. II. Turner
and Mr.. T. ID. Gambrill.