Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
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ALOYSIUS GLEE CLUB.
Second Concert Largely Attended Last
Night

large and appreciative audience attend
ed the second concert of the Aloysius Glee
Club and Orchestra last night at Gonzaga
Theater, on l street near st. Aloysius
Church. This entertainment was a repeti-
ton of that given Wednesday night, and
was repeated by request of many friends
of the club. The well-selected program
follows:
THE Aloysus Club, Joseph Kennedy, by
the glee club and orchestra vocal solo
selected, by Dr. w. P. Keneally; 'Tutt-
Fruit" arranged by F. j. Hahn by the
glee club; Hearts and Flowers" Tobani,
by the orchestra; BE Good" F. Sweet, by
Mr.. Hart and glee club; clarinet solo,
Virginia" c. p. Huestis; Sweet Adeline,"
J. W. Byrnes and glee club; "Cavalleria
Rusticana." orchestra; The Green Grass"
W. b. Crawford and club: cornet solo,
Schuberts ''Serenade," ]. NJ Marvin; My
Little Creole Babe" H. T Maxwell and
club; THE Capitol swells." club and or
chestra quartet, Little Cotton Dolly" w.
I. Plant, w. P. Keneally. F. A. Dougherty,
j. A. Holloran; Simple Simon" orchestra;
Use Gwine in de Valley" A. j. Fennell
and club: violin duet. from j. w. KALI
woda opus 40, E. f. Mccarthy and c.
Smith; The Rehearsal c. NJ. Mattingly
and club.
Hearty encores were given The Capital
"Swells,' in which the members appeared in
high silk hats and carrying decorated
canes; BE Good Be Good. Me Father
Said" with it's comical shifts" Little
Cotton Dolly" Use Gwine in de Valley"
The Green Grass" MY Little Creole
Babe" and The Rehearsal" in which the
clubmen appeared in variegated military and
other costumes.
The music was under the immediate d.
rectiOn of Rev. Eugene Del. Mcdonnell,
81, moderator of the Aloysius Club, and
1, tod ~, oil rbn
showed their keen appreciation of the sew
eral numbers by the spontaneous outbursts
of applause.
The officers of the Aloysius Club and
Orchestra are: Rev. Eugene Del. Melon
nell, moderator; Mr.. owen a. Hart, presi-
dent; Messrs Fl. 1. Quinn, J. E. Connolly,
vice presidents; Robert J. Quinn, recording
secretary; Mr.. Charles NJ. Mattingly. cor
responding secretary; Mr.. J. F. O'Brien,
treasurer, and Mr.. Charles a. Colliere,
financial secretary.
The members of the club are: First ten
ors-F. j. Bergin, w. B. Crawford. o. A.
Ward; second tenors-E J. Brady. F. 1.
Cahill, o. B. Corrigan, A. j. Fealy A ].
Fennell. H. T. Maxwell. E. p. O'Reilly. w.
J. Tobin. l.. d. Van Reuth; first bass-J.
Wise Byrnes F. A. Dougherty, F. T. Hur-
ley, ]. ]. Kennedy, ]. p. King. d. ]. Liz;
second bass-C. E. Cudmore, ]. A. Holloran
w. p. Keneally, A. ]. Hummer c.. NJ.
Mattingly, ]. ]. Mccarthy, D. NJ. Thomas,
Nj. +. Ward.
Orckestra-Mr Edward F. Mccarthy, di-
rector; violins-E. F. Mccarthy, C. H.
Smith. VIM. Naecker: trombone-A. L.
Bodwell; clarinet-C. 2. Heustis; comets
]. NJ. Marvin, w. l. Plant; double bass
l.. Naecker; Matt A. Horn. accompanist
Those who officiated the reception
committee at the successful function last
night were:
Francis T. A. Hurley. chairman: John
Fl. Berger, J. r. Corrigan. d. j. Cox, c. E.
CudmOre Thomas j Donovan A
Fealy, Edward S. Quinlan Cornelius B.
Lanahan, John E. Hogan, Matt A. Horn,
DIR. ]. ]. Kilroy John NJ. Loughran. Dr.
Thomas f. Lowe. John A. Myers Maurice
A. Wolf, Edward Mccormick. Francis l..
Neubeck, Thomas O'Donnell, Joseph F. A.
o Brien, Mark II. Tolan. Robert ]. Quinn,
William s. Tompkins. Charles J. Colliere.
Dennis ]. OConner.