The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-26

the full organization was called together
by MT. Foster.
Tomorrow evening there will be a fun
meeting OF the chorus and for the first
time the orchestra will be I'm attendance.
Mr.. Foster is now arranging his program
for the concerts, and he declares that
he Will be able 20 give a much finer Sc
lection than heretofore In addition 10
the chorus he viii have the Constabu-
larry Band Of Manila, under Captain
Loving.
This band has been playing practically
nothing out popular concerts since its
organization and has repertoire Of
more than loo of the most difficult
operate and concert numbers that are
kept in constant rehearsal. There are
eighty musicians in the organization. all
OF whom are rated as sOlOiStS represent
ing the pick of the Filipino artists. who
are said to be the best natural must
Cians in the world.
Captain Loving is a Washington man.
a graduate Of the NJ Street HIGH School
and Of the Boston Conservatory of
Music He has been leader Of the hand
since its organization and has lately
perfected symphony orchestra Of
eighty-ftve pieces, which is included
with the band.
Ball Begins at Nine
According to the program the ball be-
gins at 2 O'clock. President and Mrs.
Taft and Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman viii leave their rooms on the
second floor of the Pension building at
that hour and will descend the south
reception and ball committees The
Presidential party viii v ak around the
center Of the building, making a cir
cunt OF the fountain and viii then 90
10 the Presidential box. from which
point OF vantage Mr.. Taft will view
the proceedings on the floor At least
that IS the plan. This may be 50 mod
flied as TO permit the new President 70
vF
Dancing is usually the least Of the
things people do at an inaugural hall
and II Is hardly probable that there
VIII be room for the President To trim
through the measures of-the IiChtsome
waltz
The Program.
The music program 10 be rendered
alternately by the Marine Band and
Prof. Minister'S Inaugural orchestra in
cludes:
Promenade concert, 3 10 70 o'clock:
ERR F e. Jt )liee 'Eon Weber,; bana;
Peer Gynt' Suite OGricgD, orchestra:
"Reminiscences of the Plantation"
Chambers. band, overture. -Semira-
mide' (ROssinD, orchestra Second Pol
onaise lLiszD. band, Dancins. 10 p,
m 70 a M Waltz. ''AIarsovia'
'Blake-BelCher)- IwC-step, SJaunCh
and True CTeike); waltz, In Balmy
Nights, lIierher); waltz, Waltz
III EeAll. 's0Ll iI4-eJs Lhb-ctf-ip IHltI
One Flag CVon BlOn); waltz, THE
Bachelors ,Santelmann); tWO-step.
old Faithful" lHoiaZmanJ; promenade,
In Old Berlin" CStarke); waltz, RED
Mill HERBERT; twO-stCp. The Ford"
(ZickeD. waltz. Vienna Beauties"
tZierher); tvo-step, The Man Of the
Hour (ArOnson), waltz, Merry Wild
Ow' (LeharD; waltz, Manila Feraze);
twC-step, "RainbOw' (WenTicl); waltz,
Artists Life (Strauss): wa'sz. Bad
ner Mad In" (KOmzak); promenade,
Lincoln Centennial Sanford: waltz,
blue Danube" strauss twO-stcD,
'The Fairest OF the Fair tSousa5;
waltz, Golden Sunset CHalD. two
step, "On the Avenue (Pierson); waltz;
Gene UevD waltz, Lola jFried-
man. The Star-SpanEled Banner
Orders have been issued BY the I'm
EineeT Depag neut for the putting Of
the streets iu proper condition for the
parade as well as other downtown
streets. TIE sum OF 5000 has been
set aside by the Commissioners for re
storing the streets near Union Station
plaza % normal condition.