Evening star., 1907-11-19
Under Auspices of Church Choir

a concert will be given tonight in the
parish hall of St Paurs Protestant Epis-
copal Church under the auspices of the
choir of that church. The program
which will be carried out is as follows:
Chorus. Spring Song; baritone solo, "A
Son of the Desert Am l." Mr. Dobey: con-
tralto solo, Till Death Mrs. Fowler;
dox; baritone solo, "The Two Grenadiers, -
Mr.. ]. Harris Franklin; eading, Miss
Ross; soprano solo, "Vllanelle," Mrs. De
Dier; bass solo, THE Song of Hybrias the
Cretan,' Mr.. Taylor; duet "A Night
Hymn at Sea-" Miss Graves and Mr. Da-
land: soprano 500, ocean Lullaby" Miss
| Rowen; tenor solo. Celeste Aida Mr..
Mills; baritone solo, Der Ehlkonig," Mr.
Daland; soprano solo, (a) Dawn" and
(b) "A Keepsake, Mrs. Hulfish; baritone
solo, The Clang of the Forge, Mr. wal
Ter; contralto solo, The Swimmer Miss
Graves; tenor solo. ''Toreador Hola," Mr..
Ogden; reading. Miss Ross; aria from
"Cavalleria Rusticana,' Miss Smoot; sex
tet from Lucia di Lammermoor, Mrs.
De Dier, Miss Graves, Mr.. Mills, Mr..
Maddox, Mr.. Daland and Mr.. Tay or;
bass solo, "Oh. Cruel Fortune" Mr.. Writ;
chorus. THE Song of the Triton"
The accompanies will be- Piano. Miss
Steiner, Mr.. Daland and Mr.. Fowler;
violin Mr.. Schoenman; cello, Miss Welser
Confederate Veterans Meet.
A public meeting of Confederate vet
erans, sons of veterans, together with the
ladies and all those interested in the Con-
federacy, will be held Monday evening
next at the Young Mems Sodality Lyceum
Hall when Robert Z. Lee, jr., will deliver
an address in the interests of the south-
ern cause. The above action was decided
upon at a meeting of a committee OF
seven held last night at Lee Camp Hall
who are interested in forming a camp of
Sons of Confederate Veterans. Two other
local speakers will, this afternoon be in
vited to be present and deliver addresses.
They are Charles c. Carlin and Rev. VIM.
J. Morton. In the event the services of
the last-named two cannot be secured, it
is stated. two other speakers will be Sc
lected to fill their places. The object of
the meeting is to stimulate interest in the
Confederate cause among the sons OF
veterans, and following the meeting an
effort will be made to organize local
camp of Sons of Veterans.
Brotherhood Makes Plans.
A meeting of the Presbyterian brother
hood was held last night at the Second
Presbyterian Church when preliminary
arrangements were made for the opening
of a reading room in some part of the
city for the members composing the
brotherhood. After the question had been
discussed at considerable length COM
mittee consisting of four members of the
association was appointed to procure a
suitable building and report at a future
meeting.
General and Personal.
S. P. Fisher was appointed special COM
missioner of sale in the corporation court
yesterday afternoon, Judge Barley presid-
ing, after DEGREES hau been entered in the
following cases: City council against An
drew Ellicott and wife; city council
against John G. Cooke, wife and others;
city council against ]. Southgate Yeaton
and wife.
The stockholders of the Aloermarle
Apar nents Company held their annual
meeting yesterday afternoon at the office
of Mr.. Gardner l.. Boothe, when the fol-
lowing directors were chosen to serve for
the ensuing year: T. F. Schneider, Wash
Ala; Henry Upson Sims, Birmingham,
Ala; NJ. o. Schneider Washington;
Alexander G. Bentley, Washington.
James b. Hughes and wife have sold to
Mrs. Mary Monse the two-story frame
dwelling situated on the north side of
Madison street between Columbus and Al
fred streets, known as SO Madison street:
also to Bernard and Mary E. Schmith
house adjoining the above, known as OF
Madison street. Deeds of conveyance
were placed on record in the office of the
clerk of the corporation court today. The
consideration was not given.
This being Old Dominion week at the
jamestown exposition, Friday has been
designated as Alexandria day. In view
of this fact Mayor Paff will appoint a
committee of ladies to represent the CITY
at the exposition.
Rev. Charles D. Bulla, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, will
preside over the meeting at the opera
house Friday night next, when William
Jennings Bryan will deliver a lecture
Rev. Mr.. Bulla will also introduce Mr.
Bryan. Many of the ministers of the CITY
and vicinity will occupy seats on the
stage.
Funeral services over the remains of
Robert Bell, who died yesterday morn
ing in Washington from the effects of
Illuminating gas will be held tomorrow
afternoon at his old home, 513 Duke
street. Rev. Joseph r. Sewer, pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church, will Of
'ficiate.