The morning times., 1897-03-04

Ahci" bdhu, Wo-sbepi WHiIe L iyeT, haley,
Waltz, 'Symposia," Bendix; Quadrilles,
"Militarie, Strauss, orchestra; Grand
Selections, Faust" Twenty-second Regi-
ment Band; Waltz, 9 Princess Bonnie, Spen-
Ger; Lanciers, Robin Hood,'' De Koven,
orchestra; promenade. 'The Ameri can
Girl, Twenty-secondR Regiment Band Two
step, 'Black erica Zichel; Waltz,
My Dream" Strauss, orchestra; Prone
made, Grand Finale, William Tell, )" Twen-
ty-second Regiment Band; Two-step, 'Sen-
per Fidelis," sousa; Waltz, ''Auf Wieder-
schen,' Baker, orchestra.
y grand concert viii be given tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock, in honor of the
United States Army, represented by Gen.
Nelson a Miles and staff, by the Twenty
second Regiment band, and the reno wned
Republican Glee Club, of Columbus, Ohio
Following is the program:
Overture, Raymond" Thomas; ''Spring
Serenade,' Lacombe; grand finale from
Aida, Verdi, Twentysecond Regiment
band; ''Aruillerist's Oath, - New Hail Co
lumbia,' arranged by W. II. Lott, from
''Tobasco March," Republican Glee Club;
trombone solo, The Lost Chord Sullivan;
Mr.. II. Ernest Clarke; Spanish ballet suite,
(a) "Segnedille"; Oh "Havanaise;" (cJ
"Bolero de Cadiz,' Desormes, Gay Eli
GRIM Mangold, Republican Glee Club;
sextet from Lucia Donizetti; Passing
the Cotton Fields" Clarke; "Danse Ameri-
caine," Lax; starlight Waltz" from the
comic opera, Wizard OF the NiIe,' Victor
Herbert, Twenty y-second Regiment band.
AT p. III. the Twenty-second Regiment
band will give another grand concert, n
honor OF the Navy, represented by Rear
Admiral j 6. Walker, and Rear Admiral
F. NJ. Ramsey.
Overture, "Jubel,' Weber; (a) 'Babil-
| lage,' Gillet; (b) intermeZZo, "Naila,"
Delibes; "Entree of the Knights and
| finale, from "Lohengrin,' Wagner; con-
cert waltz, ARTISTS Life Strauss; se,ec-
ton from Prince Ananias,' Victor Her
| bert; cornet solo, "Whirlwind Polka, Hart
mann, Mr.. II. l.. Clarke; ballet music from
The Prophet Meyerbeer; Spanish ser
enade, Lolita Langey; march, Pride
of the Nation E. II. Droop.
At 8 p. m there will be a concert in
| honor Of the Congress OF the United States,
| represented by the Hon Garrett A. Hobart,
| President of the Senate, and Hon. Thomas
B. Reed, Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, by the Twenty second Regiment
| Band and the Republican Glee Club. The
| program follows:
| Grand march, mckinley Inauguration, -
| by Victor Herbert, written expressly for
! the Presidential Inauguration, 1897; over
! ture, William TELL Rossini; cornet solo,
"Fantasie Brilliante,'' Arban, Mr. II. l..
| Clarke; stand by the Flag arranged by
| w. H. Lott, Republican Glee Club second
Hungarian rhapsody, List; selection from
| "Falka,' Chassaigne; grand American fan
| tasie, Victor Herbert (Note-Airs intro
| duccd: Hail, Columbia, ""Suwanee River, :"
| Army Signals, THE Girl / Left Behind
Me- Dixie" Red, White and Blue
| star Spangled Banner'j; waltz, Roses
| from the South Strauss; two-step, Wash
| ington POST Sousa; concert waltz. The
| Grenadiers,' Waldteufel, march, The Gold
BIg,'' victor Herbert.
saturday at o. m. by the Twenty md
| Regiment Band. In honor of the governors
OF the different States of the Union:
March, The American Girl" Victor
Herb .rt; overture. Robespierre, Litolff;
Funeral March OF a Marionette d" Gounod;
selection from Robin Hood" De Koven;
piccolo solo, Air Varie,' Noritto, Signor
S. De Carlo; scene aud quartet, Rigoletto,
Verdi; "RemIn sciences ofIreland, :" Godfrey,
introducing The Minstrel Boy" Molly
Bawn, THE Legacy, Teddy O'Rourke,' -
st Patrick's Day." Let Erin Remem.
Der, My Lodging is on the Cold Ground y
Peggy Bawn," "St. Patrick was a
Gentleman Garry owen" The Last
Rose of Summer, Paddy FIaherty," The
Rocky Road to Dublin" ending with Tho
Harp that once thro' Tara's Halls;' torch
light march, Meyerbeer.
Saturday nightthe greatpatriotlc chorus
under the leadership OF Mr. Percy s. Fos
ter, will sing to music furnished by the
Twenty-Second Regiment Band
Mr.. Percy s. Foster, leader of the chorus,
is well known In this city and has been
connected with various church choirs a.
: organist and director for q number oi
years.
Just prior to the Moody meetings in this
city in S94 Mr.. Foster organized the
Christian Endeavor choir here of abou
200 voices, which became the nucleus
for the big Moody choir, which was alsC
organized by Mr.. Foster at the unanimous
request of the pastors of all the churche
assisting in the Moody services. Whe
those meetings were over MI. Foster re
Ceived from these pastors written yOt
of thanks for his work. This Moody Choi
| contained over 1000 members, and dur
, ing the months OF preliminary practic
, there was an average attendance of l 20
TO 800 each night After the Mood,
? meetings were over Mr.. Foster decide,
to effect permanent organization of tht
+ choir, which was accomplished in 1894
e and the organization has since given three
, | big concerts. His work as director of tn
: great Christian Endeavor choir, in 1896
I | that inriuded 4 900 voices is too recer
a and well known TO Washington reader
& to need comment here. 1t will be re
{ rnembered as a great work that reflecte
credit on the capable leader.
s The great patriotic chorus promises t
. exceed anything ever heard in this city
: the selection of singers having been made
r almost entirely by invitation, thus ST
n curing good readers as well as goo,
voices. Following is the program:
S The march chorus from "TanbauSer,
d Hail Bright Abode" soldiers choru
= from Faust Americas national al
It them, words by John Treanor, music b
e A. Tregina, musicians of Washington
( D. c.; THE Star Spangled Banner,
d F. s. Key; Land of the Free" Sanders
8 and God Bless the President" also b
}. H. Sanders The last named is dedicate
TO the highest office in the gift of tn
f American people. 1t was first sung a
n the opening of the Columbian Expos
r iton in 1913.
II Following is the program of the Twent
l. second Regiment Band for Saturdays col
$, cert for visiting guests:
6 Grand march from "Tannhaueser" Wa
4 ner; (alNarcissus, Nevin; (b)Spanish Dane
n Moszkowsli: trio for cornets, Polka Bri