Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-13
MU-so-LITs ENTERTAIN.
Parlors of the Washington Conserva-
torv of Music Scene Of Gayety.

Among the many clubs. societies ana Or
carnations of which the colored residents
of Washington are proud is the 'Mu-so-ht'
the latest and most recent recruit. Inc Or
eanization was effected about two months
ago and including Friday evening last'
March TO- has held three functions Tor the
entertainment of it's friends and patrons.
DIR. Francis l.. Cordova. supervising primer
pal in the public schools, is given credit for
the idea which eliminated in the formation
of the club, indicating as the name, MI
so-lit." composed of the first syllable of the
words music, social and literary the pur-
pose of bringing together young men OF
the race for mutual Improvement along
these lines.
The most recent function, given last night,
was held by the courtesy of the Washington
Conservatory of Music under the direction
of Miss Hattie A. Gibbs, in the spacious and
beautiful parlorS of this popular and we'll
known institution at 902 street northwest.
DIR. Francis L. CORDOBA, president, assisted
by Mr.. Albertus Brown, secretary; MI. mos.
IA r. Clarke chairman OF the executive
committee and Mr.. Glenn, received ana
welcomed the guests. After a general in
PRODUCTION of friends and members Presi-
dent CORDOBA briefly explained the OBJECT OF
the club and announced the following pro-
gram: Mu-so-lt march, Mr.. John ii. Cook;
B fiat, Chopin, Mr. ]. Gerald Tyler; the Mu-
so-lit Quartet, Mr.. ]. Gerald Tyler, Mr..
Stanton Wormley, DR.. c. Sumner Wormley
and Mr. Craig Williams; vocal solo, Mr.
Stanton Wormley; scene between Brutus
and Cassius. Mr.. Nathaniel Guy and Mr..
Wilkerson ON Street High SCHOOL,; vocal
solo. Dr. c. Sumner Wormley; instrumental
solo. Mr. ]. Gerald Tyler; vocal solo, MI.
Glenn (Ohio), Mu-so-lit trio. Mr.. Craig VIII
liams, Mr. J. Gerald Tyler and DR.. c. Sum-
ner Wormley.
The program was well received and each
number was greeted with an encore. Mr..
j. Gerald Tyler, one of the instructors IN
voice and piano in the conservatory, with
Mr. Nathaniel Guy, were easily the favor
ties of the evening, Mr.. Tyler responding to
several calls with vocal and instrumental
numbers Mr. Guy also gave selections
from Richard III'' and John Mccullough.
were served and the evening closed with
full chorus, led by Mr.. ]. Gerald Tyler,
singing Farewell. Farewell, My own True
Love-"
members present were: DR.. Francis L. Cor
doza, supervising principal; Mr.. Albertus
Brown. Mr.. Thomas II. r. Clarke, Mr..
Glenn, High School; Mr.. J. Gerald Tyler,
rector music Howard University; Mr.. Stan
ton Wormley, DIR. c. Sumner Wormley, DIR.
W. g. Lotion, DR.. w. P. Napier. Mr.. Birney
Clarke supervising principal; DR.. w. Bruce
Evans principal armstrong Manual Ma1is ram n
Church, Rev. Mr.. Bennett. DR.. Clanahan.
South Carolina: Mr.. Everett Brown, Bos-
ton, Mass; Mr.. w. L. Wiikerson, Profs.
Arthur 8. Gray. Mr.. James A. Cobb. Mr..
Geo. W. Jackson. Judge Mifflin Gibbs, Ar
kansas; Mr.. Henry Cardozo. Mr.. M. Good
rich, Mr.. Campbell, Minnesota; Mr.. Walker,
Mr.: Glenn. OHIO; Mr.. Nathaniel Guy. Mr.
w. Cheek. Detroit, Mich; Mr.. Charles F.
M Brown, Mr.. Sadgmar, Mr.. Smith Worm
ley and Mr.. Shelby J. Davidson.