The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-31
COLUMB|AGLEEMEN
GIVE A CONCERT
MUSICAL CLUBS AND INDIVIDUAL
MEMBERS SCORE BRILLIANT
SUCCESS.
SOCIETY is PRESENT
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE TURNS
OFT TO HEAR STUDENTS
IN JEFFERSON HOTEL
AUDITORIUM.

The concert of the Columbia Uni
versity Musical clubs in the audito-
rum OF the Jefferson hotel was fash-
tonably late in starting last night,
which was most fitting. 1t was a
most fashionable audience and al
though the presence of a fashionable
star at tho chief theater no doubt
cut down the attendance, still there
was a goodly gathering TO hear the
musicians from the New York city
university.
1t was quite plain that the visitors
were among friends. They not only
deserved the hearty applause bestoW-
ed upon them, but 1t was quite EASY
TO see that they were right at home
and in touch with the audience. Be-
sides. a dance followed. which quite
/ sets the statement beyond psrad-
venture.
The program was printed in blue
and blue and white are the univer-
sity colors. This WAS another happy
touch to those who knew, Blue and
white were quite In evidence In fact.
1t would never do TO say they were
common, but they helped greatly In
the general effect.
Opens With Marching Song.
The concert opened with the ia
nous Columbia marching song. given
with great spirit by the combined
clubs and closed with Columbia coli
Age songs, of which the last was
Down South" another happy touch.
In the meantime Mr.. Taylor made
great big individual hit with his
monologue. Mr.. Emmert and Mr.,
Sangstaken scored another with their
speciality, Mr.. Erskine gave a SOLO
which was particularly well received
and the Quartette covered itself with
glory when it appeared
A medley from Robin Hood" and
the "Luxemborg" waltzes from new
opera by the composer Of The Merry
Widow" Lehar. also came in for a
large measure of applause and alto
gether the concert was brilliant
success.
Patronesses of Concert.
P&tronesses of the concert were;
Mrs. Egbert Leigh. Mrs. John Thorn
as Anderson, Mrs. g. w. Massie, Mrs.
De Soto Fitzgerald Mrs. Warner
Moore, Mrs. Stewart Bryan, Mrs W.
9. McNeill. Miss Francis Scott, Mrs.
Francis D. Williams, Mrs. Archer An
derson. Mrs. Philip E. johnson, Mrs
L. .. Perkins. Mrs Ellis Munford Tai
bot, Mrs. w. w. Morton. Mrs. Levin
j. Joynes. Mrs. VIM. Fl. White.
In order to complete the roll the
roster OF the clubs Is given:
J. B. Emmert, '13 S. manager;
George w. Matheson, ~. assistant
manager.
Glee club; Robert 8. Erskins. 10
l., leader.
First Tenors-w. n. Clark, Is, 8.
Fisher IA. s.. A. L. Graham, IA, s.,
Il. Wood worth. 13, s., r. F. Holman.
"a q T Ut nofa ar ia " Gtnkaa ~
F. A. Weeks. IL r. A.
Second Tenors--J. w. Allison. '1s.
r. v. Burkhard. 10. N. NJ. Bridges,
Is. J. F, Gyger. IA. L. v. Hon. is,
o. Hoyem. 1s, D. G. Hubbard, 10 s..
r, V. Kenyon. IA l.. J. H, McDon-
aid, rs. r. A. @. w. Matheson. ia,
Fl. J. Miller, rs, K. T. Stehlby. 'l5, S..
K. w. Taylor, Is, w. II. Wilson. IL.
First Bass-F. w. Abt. 'l5. B. B.
Boyd. IA, r. A, J. e. Bates, '1s. w.
d. Draislin, Is. F. B. Colver, '1S. L.,
A. L. Crane. IL. e. H. Downes. 10.
L. u. Egbert, IA. II. Ernst. '15, g.,
r. u Franklin. '1s. c. w. Hearn, II.
o. f. Rugen, 10, s.. X. 6. Valentine.
IA. II. F. Weikotten. IA, Il. l. Will
liams. "a. S.
Second Bass-R. s. Bonsib. '1s. 8.
II. r. Bainerd. Is. A. A. Coates. '1s,
J. \, Cole. Jr,. 1s, r. s. Erskine,
ia L., @, II. Higgins, 1t. f. s.
Jensen. "A, F. ]. Latenser. 10. r. A.,
J, II. Leggett, Jr, IA. j. S. Peck.
rs S, J. H. Kelley. IA. J. Fl. Sangs-
taken. II. s.. w. w. Watkins. IA.
Mandoline club: Walter Steinhruch,
'i3 s, leader; G. M. Alien. IA. F. A,
J. f, Aspeuwall, IS, n. c. Harris, Pc.
S, n Ilartig rs. O. Hoyen, '1s. II.
II. Ilowry. IS, s, t. c. Leon, ~. r.
A, r. \. Lewis. 10, L. c. Livingston.
rs, r. Margert, rs, S C. Merrill,
'1s, ]. S. Peck. 10. s., r. w. Nc
Cracker. IS. o. n. Rugen, is, g.,
c. G.. Stone, Jr., Is. g.
Guitars 4. S. Crane. ls NJ. F.
Rogers. ~, IT. II. Webb, '16. s., II.
T. Weiskotten. IA.
violins: w. D. Braislin, 'IB, J, w.
johnson, IA, g.. r. G., Smith, IA.
Flute; A. Bierhoff. '16.
Drums: l. c. Fl. Gurbert. 10 S.
r. Fl. Bagnell. coach of Glee club.
w. j. Kitchener. coach of Mandolin