Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-17

numbers being furnished by metropolitan Ia
vorites. Nine. Clementine De We're of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. soprano: Mr..
David Names. violinist, and Mr. S. Mum
roe raoian, pianist, are the artists an
nouneed These names on a program are
guarantee OF an enjoyable and artistic
concert. The following nrogran Is 90
fered:
Chorus "wacht auf. es tare,,' Kirchl.
Saengerbund: piano solos. a. ''Nocturne" h,
Poionaise," Chopin. Mr. s. NJ Fabian; So
piano solo. recitative and cavatina from
Linda dt ChamoupiN." Donizetti Nine.
Ciementine de We're; violin solos a. Ada
gio, b. Perpetuum Mobile" RIes Mr.
David Names; choruses. a. "Das alta Mutt
bund: piano solos, a, "Andaute and Rondo
Capriccioso." Mendelssohn b. .'Valse'' n
Ruhinstein, Mr.. S. NJ Fabian: soprano solo.
valse Arietta from Romeo and Juliet"
solos, a, "Adagio Potheiious'' Goddard n
"L'Abeille CThe Bee). Schubert-Sitt, c. Ma
zourka' tThe Fiddler. Wieniawski, Mr. Da-
Tid Names: chorus. Die Ehre Gottes,"
Beethoven, Saengerbund.
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE CLUBs.-The
combined musical clubs of Lafayette Col
lege Will give their second annual concert
at Rifles Hall on Saturday. March m
ihey made their initial bow TO the WASH
ington public last year. when they made A
spieho1a impression and set a high stand
ARD Their friends and the public will NO
doubt look forward to this concert with
considerable pleasure and they can rest
assured that the clubs will maintain the
standard created last year. OF all the COL
lege concerts given none sfirna ssed that
given by the Lafayette boys In their pre-
hinihary work none are more conscientious
winch alone IN measure accounts for their
success. In their recent concert at Faston
IA, IL was generously Acknowledged NV
public and press that il was the best con-
cert they had ever given. In number the
e,ups are not as large as other college
firral,a L.
one is compelled TO work and the result f.
Inat their friends are never disappointed
Inc sale of seats begins at Guzman's on
the oath instant
BlScHoFF CONCERT next Bischorr
SohGert VIII take place Tuesday night at
we flrst Congregational Church The nro-
gram VIII consist of favorite songs ana raj
tads with two organ solos by DR. RisrhorT
Ihere VIII be an unusually large humber az
participants. the list including the folIour
ing: Miss Virginia p Goodwin Miss Ma,,to
v Wade. MIR. J. w. McMichaeI Miss HaIen
+; rowe, Miss NJ Adelaide Lynham. Miss
Ellzabeth Wahly, Miss Edna Scott smith
Mr. douglass c. Miller Mrs I X Den,,a
MISS NJ B. Farrell. Mr. J. Walter HIM.
phrey, Miss Rae Rennells Mrs. Henry Ra-
XII, MIS- EIizabeth A Stuart. Miss Alice
w. Blschoff, the All Souls Church ouartet
composed of Mrs. II. CLAW Rrov-ning NJ
=; r. oyster, Mr. Horatlo Wrench. Mr. II
kNEISEL QUARTET.-At the concert NJ
t tha I music on Tuesday afternoon at
the Hotel Raleigh Mr.. KneiseI has ar
ranged a program of more than usual in
1erest. Inc first number Is the admired
quartet OF the Norwegian composer, Griee
Illustrating. as do all of his works az.
Scahdinavian folk-spirit in music. This ID
LolIo~ed by single movement theme and
Narlatlons from one of Beethoven's earlier
quartets' and the concert closes with Inc
quintet by Brahms, in + minor Those who
Keep "atch OF the current of todays must
cal thought know how surely il is seftinf,
toward the works OF this great master IL
rs Is Hot otten that they are heard in Wash
iihgLon' mis- followers are among the mus
gathering at the Kneisel Quarter is bro,,sb,
togethef and a beautiful performance and
an appreciative audience are certain 70
meet at this concert ~