Evening star., 1897-03-04

the State of Maine There Lives Man
Whose Name Is sl;ias get to the ,nu mustS H. o.
flson and Morton campaign the club was
composed Of 140 men. and assisted ma
terially in adding to the majorities which
that ticket received.
The club has always been an enthusiastic
supporter OF President Mckinley. and has
the merited favor Of ,he distinguished In
dividual. President Mckinley has been an
honorary member Of the cluD f,,r years, and
the club takes especial pride in atre ndiBg
his Inauguration as CHIEF executive OF this
great nation.
Owing to the inability Of the musical di-
rector Of the club, Mr.. Bowland. to leave
his business at this time. Mr.. w. H. Lott
will assume the dictatorship on the occa-
sion of the clubs appearance at these con-
certs.
The president of the club is W. s. Potter.
while the commanding military officer is
Colonel Freeman. The committee on ar
rangements for the trip, which had con-
siderable work to do. had for its chairman
s. M. Cook Although the membership of
the club is now about 125, seventy are in
attendance, the remainder not being able
to attend on account of sickness and busi-
Spangled Banner Friday the club will in
troduce some novelties which will be pleas
ing in the extreme, one Of which is great
spectacular effect.
The concerts which will follow on Friday
and Saturday have each been designated
for particular objects. The one on Friday
morning will be in honor of the United
States army, which will be represented by
Gen. Nelson A. Miles and his staff. The
one on Friday afternoon will be in honor
of the United States navy, represented by
Rear Admiral j. G. Walker and Rear Ad-
miral F.. NJ. Ramsay. Friday night v i'll be
in honor of the Congress of the United
States, represented by the Vice President,
who is the President of the Senate and
Thomas s. Reed, eX-Speaker of the House
of Representatives. The concert en- Satur-
Hav afternoon will he in honor Of tho &c
of the American Union. which will be rep
resented by the governors who are here to
participate in the Inauguration ceremonies
and their staffs. The closing concert on
Saturday night will be in honor Of the
people of the United States. and at this
concert it is expected that the President
and his cabinet will be present.
The Concert Programs.
The programs for the different concerts,
all of which will be given by Mr.. Herberts
Band, will be as follows: Friday morning,
1O:30 March .. 1s97-Overture. Raymond
Thomas; Spring Serenade, Lacombe: Grand
Finale from Aida" Verdi; ArtiIIerist's 3
Ohio: New Hail, Columbia, arranged by
w. H. Scott from Tabasco March, Republi-
can Gee Club, Columbus Ohio; trombona
| solo, The Lost Chord" Sullivan. Mr.. En-
| nest H. Clarke: (a) "Seguedile.' (b) "Hav-
anaise,' (c) "Bolero de CadX,' Spanish
Ballet Suit. Desormes: Gay Pilgrim, Man
| gold. Republican Glee Club. Columbus,
Ohio: sextette from Lucia Donizetti;
"a Passing the Cotton Fields Clarke
% Dance Americaine.' Lax; Starlight
Waltz from the Comic Opera, "The Wizard
| OF the Nile" Victor Herbert:
| Friday. o'clock pm, March 5. 1897
Overture. "Jubel.' Weber; (a) ''Babillage.
Gillet; 90 Intermezzo Malta Deibes;
| Entree of the Knights and Finale from
| Lohengrin,' Wagner; concert waltz. Ar
lists Life Strauss; selection from Prince
Ananias." Victor Herbert; cornet solo.
.Whirlwind Polka Hartmann. Mr.. II. l..
Clarke; ballet music from The Prophet, :
| Meyerbeer; Spanish serenade, Lolita,
Largly; Pride of the Nation" E. II.
| Droop
Friday evening at $40 o'clock, March >,
1S97-Grand march. Mckinley Inaugural
| tion.' Victor Herbert. written expressly for
the presidential Inauguration Of 1897; over
ture, William Tell" Rossni; cornet solo.
"Fantasie Brilliants.' Arban, Mr.. H. L
| Clarke; Stand by the Flag, arranged by
w. H. Scott, Republican Glee Club. Column
| bus, Ohio; Second Hungarian Rhapsody,
List: selection from ''Falka," Chassaigne:
Think of Thee, Hartel. Republican Glee
Club, Columbus, Ohio; Star spangled Ban
ner. Republican Glee Club, Columbus Ohio
Grand American Fantasie Victor Herbert
airs introduced: Hail Columbia" '.Su-
vance Sss RiSsr RlS,ra IA Army Signals, The Girl
| and Blue" Star Spangled Banner waltz.
Roses from the South Strauss; two-step,
Washington Post" Sousa: concert waltz.
The Gold Bug" Victor Herbert.
p.m-March THE American Girl" Victor
Herbert; overture, "Robespierre. Litolff;
selection from robin Hood" De koven;
piccolo solo, Air Varie," Norrito, SignoI
s. de Carlo; scene and quartet, "Rigoletto,
ntdduarp sa ose o tTefnS M
Bawn,' The Legacy Teddy O'Rourke >
st. Patrick's Day." Let Erin Remember
NY Lodging is On the Cold Ground -
tleman." Garry Owen 1.-The Last Rose OF
| Summer Paddy Flaherty,' THE Rocky
Road to Dublin" ending with THE Harr
That Once Thro' Tara's Halls" torchligh
March, Meyerbeer.
Saturday night at $50 o'clock, March 6
1s97.-"America,' grand chorus; Narcissus
Nevin. 22d Regiment Band; (a) God Bles:
Our President. tb The Land of Lands. H
Sanders grand chorus; Spanish Dance
| Moszkowski, I'D Regiment Band: Ameri
cas- National Anthem. Tresina, grant
chorus: Trio for Comets, Polka Bril-.
| liante," V. Herbert, Messrs. Clarke, Hagel
and Schmidt; grand march from Tam
hauser,' Wagner, grand chorus; scene:
Neapolitaines. Massenet, /. Allegro. La
Danse:" IL. Lent ct Religieux. La Pro
La Fete." Note-Scenes characteristic
Tarantella Qtalian nationel dance) end
| ing abruptly-tollirg of bells-and tn,
strains of an old chant-sudden change-s
prestidigitator appears and performs hi.
various tricks, the composer illustrating
| them by charming variations on an Italian
folksong. In the finale Zone Of the mos
brilliant pieces of the modern Frencl
schools). Massenet the Markart Of Sounds
gives splendid and vivid portrayal of ga,
life in Italy. 22d Regiment Band; Soldiers
Chorus from Faust" Gounod, grant
chorus; selec ton from Wizard of tn,
Nile.' v. Herbert, 22d Regiment Band
Star Spangled Banner" grand chorus
band and audience
| Maj Mckinley will at the time of his in
auguration be f1fty-four years Of age. Min,
Presidents entered the White House at al
earlier age-Grant at forty-seven, Clevelant