Evening star., 1901-11-23

The officers of the Choral Society report
that the subscriptions for the year are still
coming in in a satisfactory way, and the
sustaining membership list, which has in
creased from $50 of four years ago to 400
last year Is likely to be between 40 and 500
the coming season. This is not at all sur
prising in view of the remarkable attrac-
tions- The society has never before fur
nished such an array of singers of the first
rank as it does this year. with Schumann-
Heink. Bispham and BlauveIt.
Mrs. H. II. Mills has organized two ladies'
quartets, one composed of the well-known
singers. Mrs. Fannie At Lee Gage, Miss
Elizabeth Tyler. Mrs. Blanche Muir Dali
glsish and Miss Carrie Burkhart. The
other IS formed principally for practice. and
i composed of Mrs Remmel, Miss Wise,
Miss BransOn and Mrs. Miller. The former
quartet will bear Mrs. Mills name and do
public work. succeeding the Mills quartet
81 well and favorably known a few seasons
ago, the members Of which We're Miss Edna
Doe. Mrs Anna Craig Hills, Miss Salome
NIuSate and Mrs. y. ID. ExnicioS.
The fifth musicale of the Euterpe Musical
tlUb attracted the usual large audience,
and the program was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present. The selections were all well
rendered, consisting of: Songs, (a) Fades
the Rose, tbD Spring Song. Geo. Frederic
Anderson. Miss Elisabeth Wahly; song.
The Lord is My Light, Allitsen Mrs VIM.
I. Reed: piano. (a) The Water Nymph,
TEcme. tb) Rondo Capriccioso. M ndeissOhn,
Miss kHkOff, songs (aB a Red, Red Rose.
Hastings. tb) If / but Knew, Smith, Mr..
Howard ButterwOrths songs. fsJ Monotone,
Cornelius (bJ Spanish Love Song Cham
made Miss Eieanore simonds; Dritte
Crosse Senate. Joachim RaH l. Allegro,
Allegro Assal. 2. Andants quasi Lar
ghetto. !. Allegro Eivacs. Mr.. William ii.
Schoiz, violin. Miss Clara Moran plano;
song, Robert l. DIabIe Meyerbeer Mrs
Alexander W. Brink: songs. (aJ Let All
Obey. Stephen Leach, o. 1 Cannot Help
Loving Thee, Clayton Johns, Mr.. Roland
r Rodrick; octet, Wynken, Blynken and
Nod. Nevin: sopranos. Mrs. Fanny At Lee
Gage. Miss Matte Gibson and Miss Carrie
H. Il; Bqrkhart; contraltos. Mrs. Blanche
Muir Dalgleish and Mrs. II. B. Holliield;
tenors. Mr.. HOratio Rench and Mr. Fred
Seibold: bassos. Mr.. b. Frank Meyers and
Mr. II. 5: Whitney; pianists. Miss Rebecca
Heine Behrend and Mrs Lulu Facius- Davis.
Director. Mr.. W. Edward Heimendahl.
The Washington Opera Club. under the
direction of PrOfs. II. Z. SALESMAN and
Nm de Ford, is making rapid progress
with rehearsals of Audran's La Mascotte"
The cast includes Misses Lourita Reiner
Mdude Frank, Maude Emerson Lottfe Jen-
kins Bessie Hart, Messrs. f. II. Pandert,
ChaS, l.. Bell, r. Wm. Ernst Alfred Terry
Edw. Clements. J. NJ. Painter. w Fergur-
son. w. J. Belshaw. Walter Dunn Harry
Lerch, George Wallace, Harvey Stacey
Frank Grant.
\ cablegram to Daniel Frohman from
Hugo GOrlitZ announces that Jan Kubelik
the famous young Bohemian violinist and
ms party sailed from Liverpool Wednesday
on the steamship Majestic. Young Kube-
ik party VIII be one of the largest ever
accompanying a violinistic star. With him
are Herr ScriVen, his secretary and his
wife; Rud Friml, accompanist his valet
and Hugo Gorlitz. who with Mr. Frohuan
Is managing the young artists tour When
the party reaches this country il will ba
Joined by Miss Jessie Shay, the pianist
who will assist in the solo work with Ku-
belik kubeliks last appearances i'm E,,I-
rope were full of interest, according TO a
letter received by Mr.. Frohman from Mr.
Gorlitz- On the 18th instant the younp
artist played in obedience to a Command
for the King of Wurtemberg. and the lat
ters praise was generous. The next day
kubelik left for London, where he arrived
on the 18th, and on the 10th he played at
Brighton. His concert in Queens Han
London. on the 18th, was a tremendous
success. Of which more will be heard later
a reception will be given the young violin
ist ON his arrival in New York next week
MISS Amy Law gave her second studio
fscital Tuesday evening. She was assist
81 Dy Miss Florence Stevens, violinis.: Miss
elSer. eellist and Mrs. Frank Byram and
oi'ss aoxon. pianists. The program was
al attractive one and was highly enioyed
Ni'Ss Matte l. Schmidt has been elected