The Washington bee., 1911-05-20

carried off the second bonors Of the
occasion Ion with his beautiful COMPOST
S' 5IoH' F9rto Rico" played by the full
GIeI Club symphony orchestra. Fol
IoWNlHg IS the program in full:
NO. i Grand Opening Medley, en-
GI LlIe company; 2, That Long Lost
moro ' Clarence Bush and chorus:
s. way Down in Georgia" VIM. Par
quette and chorus; d, "Bamboola" "a
samoan 1uyl, composed by Frederick
Pryan }, played by the Clef Club SYM
Phohy orchestra; 5, "Toddlin the To-
i.eci dedo, Paul Simmons and chorus: 6.
Inc Suttragette," by the author. that
quaint comedian, Al Brown; 7 (a),
Loves Menu" (b), Smyrna" di-
1ected by the composer, VIM. H.
Iyers, played by the Clef Club Sym
Phony Orchestra; s, Dance La Bal
let Grotesque," Henry S. Creamer
and Jos. Grey; 9, "Pining" (duet),
henry Troy and Harvey White: 10.
Porto Rico" Composed by Ford
CaOhey' played by the Clef Club
I2ymPhony Orchestra; II, Exit" Geo.
henry; II, Don't Wake Me Up, 1
Am Dreaming" Henry Troy and oc-
f6ette;; IS (a), "A Jubilee" (b), "On
Bended Knees" composed by H. T.
BurlelIgh), played by the Clef Club
Symphony Orchestra; Il, Song and
Wooden Shoe Dance, Irving Will
hams; IS, "Transmagnihcanbamdanu-
aIity, Percy Robinson and chorus; |
TO- Lorraine Waltzes" Composed by
James Reese Europe; dedicated to his
mother), played for the first time by |
the CIet Club Symphony Orchestra;
~ Grizzly Bear" Tom Bethel and
chorus; I8, She's Everything and
Then Some More" VIM. F. Patrick
and Henry 5. Creamer; 70, LOWE |
Joe, John Christian and chorus; 20, |
, Ihe Separate Battalion" composed
by James Reese Europe, and dedi- |
Gated to the High School Cadets of |
Washington, d. c., played for the
first lime by the Clef Club Orches-
ira; 2I, Closing chorus, "Darktown Is /
Out Tonight" composed by Will |
Marion Cook), played and sung by
the entire company, and p, finale, :
.Clet Club March" Composed byl
ames Reese Europe), played and sung
by the entire company.
On last Monday evening, Inspector
OF immigration Solomon Johnson. |
formerly OF Washington, gave a
reception at his residence
IN West I32d Street, for his little
daughter, Margaret This is the ge-
NAL Inspectors fourth child, and his
friends are busy reminding him that
nasmuch as he was made Inspector
Of immigration by President Roose-
yelt, he seems to be determined to
i've up to all Of the Roosevelt stand
ards
Collector Charles w. Anderson still
continues TO enjoy his share of public
avOr. Besides being present at the
great reception given to Cardinal Glib
oOns by the Catholic Club, of this
;lty, last week, and the banquet of the
Unitarian Club at the Hotel Manhat-
an, he was elected a member of the
Museum of Art, the Off
,ers of which are J. Pierpont Morgan,
president; Joseph H. Choate, vice
president, and Robert w. De Forest, J
The Soap Box Club of Philadelphia,
ent a delegation Of II, headed by
apt. Andrew Stevens and John Nor
is, to the Clef Club reception.
The recital given by Mr.. R Henri
strange at the residence of Mrs. John
Iale on last Friday evening, was a
Iuge success. Besides Mr.. Strange,
Mrs. Arthur H. Payne, contralto; Mr..
William Wallace, baritone, and Mr..
Melville Charlton, pianist, made up a
program of more than ordinary merit.
Claude A. D. Lewis, young colored
nan in this city, has invented an aero
,lane. to be entered in the Gould
Scientific American test on July +
This machine is an evolution of the
principle employed by the late Prof
-angley, in his steam-driven model
,lr Lewis has spent four years in the
tudy OF aerodynamiCs, and for the
ast year has been studying design
nd construction of internal Combus-
ion motors. Several experts here are
cry much interested in the new in
entlOn.