The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS
wednesday, Club.

tntavorable weather conditions mil
itated TO no perccptible extent against
certs OF the Wednesday Clubs great
est Music Festival yesterday. The de-
mand for reservations was brisk all
day, and the rush will no doubt be
again in evidence to-day.
The sale is In progress at the bust
ness office of the club. 2l3 East Broad
OF the city sales and other ticket
handlers are looking after the needs
of out-of-town music-lovers, who are
ordering by mail.
Blocks OF seats have been taken by
several large parties IN different sec
lions OF the City Auditorium and the
sale OF seats in singles and pairs has
been large, but hundreds OF choice
seats are still available. The enor-
nous seating capacity OF tho building
VIII enable the seat sellers to accom-
yet. The best reservations await early
buyers, the rule of first come, first
served. being In force.
The famous artists from the Metro
come to Richmond on E. special Pull
man train, probably arriving early
next sunday evening. They Will be
ists of the Metropolitan opera House
Orchestra and the celebrated conduc-
tor. josef Pasternack.
f<nrI Jorn, Tenor.
Probably no great tenor OF the
grand opera stage ever established
himself so rapidly in the affections OF
Karl Jorn, who was frequently sub
stituted for Caruso last season In the
massive productions given by the Met
ropolitan Opera Company.
Jorn Will be heard for the Arst time
in tho southern country when ne
comes to Richmond next week to sing
In the Music Festival OF tho Wedncs-
day Club at the City Audn orium.
philharmonic Orchestra
To- nights concert of the philhar-
monte Association will offer special fea-
/ lures which should make 1t the most
enjoyable OF the whole series
Among them are Mrs: Walter c. Mer-
GERS series songs-"The Land of the
Skyblue Water" by Caaman: "a Wood
land MadriGaI." by Batten. and "Wlu
O tho Wish" by spross.
,.serenade" and variations on "suwance
river are melodious and interesting.
The latter met with an enthusiastic
reception at one OF the previous con-
REQUEST.
There win be four songs by the
High school Chorus accompanied by
Baby" by sullivan: EVEN Bravest
Heart May SWELL by Gounod. and solo
and chorus from Gounods "Gaiiia." in
the last named composition, Mrs. Mcr-
In addition there are "A number Of
orchestra pieces, some classic some
popular. Altogether tho program is
well-rounded and should prove n pleas
ant surprise to persons OF all tastes
The Program.
The National Patrol" .... Voeiker
Overture. ia Dame Blanche. BoildIeu
(8) 20 Hush Thee. My Baby" Sullivan
OBJ Even Bravest Heart May Swell"
High School Chorus.
Dances from "Zamora" ... Gounod
III. Danse de Pointas.
". Tarantella.
Land of Freedom. ......... Donizetti
High School Chorus
(a) "Ronda glamour. .Westerhout
(b) The Mice and the Trap"
Songs
ta) The Land of the Sky Blue
water" ...........,.. .Cadman
90 "a Woodland Madrianl" Batten
(o) VIII o. tho Wisp". Spross
Mrs. Walter c. Mercer.
(a) Serenade for strings and piano
OBJ Variation on "suwanee River"
Baker
Violin Solo. Professor Thilow.
Solo and Chorus from "Gallia" .Gounod
Mrs. Mercer and High School Chorus.
Selection from popular operas, mr.
ranged by Lambe