The Washington times., 1913-04-27
.PAUL|ST CHOR|STERS
IN CAPITAL TUESDAY
Unique Organization to Appear
at Columbia Theater Un.
der 7. A. Smith.

a unique organization of musicians
Will invade Washington Tuesday aft
ernocn, when the Paulist Choristers, of
Shleago, will be presented by T. Arthur
T smith in concert at the Columbia
boys and a lot of tall straight-head
boys, urchins of all descriptions, from
all casts of society, constitute the So
ciety of Paulist Choristers. Those boys
have sung almost every place-America
END Europe agree that what they offer
IN the musical arena is quite unlike
what has been given by other organi-
zaticns. About seventy-tive boys Joined
with about fifty men in ensemble mu-
sical effect, an attraction that no one
should miss the opportunity of seeing
and hearing. Day after day these boys
and men rehearse according to the
strfctest ideals of the most scientific
methods. The choristers are practical
ly re-organized and urged to study
or the most elementary details, as
though they were but beginning, and
no great success had been achieved.
This principle of procedure Suaran-
tees to the organization a yital end
continuous progress.
1t is generally understoOd that small
boys are hard 20 manage, but an ex-
perience of eight years with these
choristers has proven that boys, even
OF the most nervous temperamentS ard
of marked tendencies to the ordinary
lily subdued. and inspired to accon-
plish splendid results
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Green gave
a musicale at their home last Sunday
afternoon, assisted by Miss Florence
Noac, soprano; Mrs. William Won Bayer,
pianist; and Richard Lorleberg, cell
ist. The songs contributed by Miss
Noack were: .'Fruhlingsglaube" and
The King" (Schuberu: Before the
,.iE 3d. 81 nj ID Dt,-.l,
day" CVoodmanl. Mrs. Won Bayer
"Valso Lente" (SchuberD. Mr.. Lorle-
berg's numbers were ''Sarabande"
tBach). ''Bourree" HaendeD, Veto
(Popper). and The swain (saint
to the 3 minor concerto OIL
Saint Saens and "Albumbldtt' by
Wagner. The accompanies were Mrs. /!
Won Rayer and Mrs. Green.
Lloyd Wrightson from which he has |
fully recovered, but which kept him |
from the rehearsals of the Washington |
Oratorio Society for over nine weeks. |
L was unanimously decided at the regu- |
lar rehearsals of the society last Mon |
sided. to postpone the rendition of the |
Elijah until next fall, when it will |
be given the latter part of November. |
The society adjourned until the first |
a
handsome balance in the treasury after
all the expenses of this season have
been paid.
The Students Club of the Washington
College of Music held its regular meet
ng last Friday evening when an inter-
sting program was given before
arge audience of students and their
riends. Those taking part were Misses
Miller. DreNcilus. Glaser. Flood. Fuller.
;ladding. Latus, Briggs. BouCk Morrell,
nd Prim; Mrs. Hamilton. and Messrs.
;ehcllfcffer. Thompson, and Richie
'aylOr.
The pupils Of Mrs. Amy l.. Ormsby
Eve a recital last Wednesday. assisted II
y Mrs. Lee True, with Mrs. Frank BY
am and Miss Marion Richardson as o.
Those giving selections
'ere Misses Thompson, Won Ezdorf, |
'uf. and Smith, and Mrs. Rhodric W.
'rowLe. n
Selections from Meyerbeer's "L'Afri-
aine." Aliens SLEEPY Hollow" Salzers
Ovelette. Spring Thoughts and Puc- /
ni's Madame Butterfly, under the dl-
ection OF Prof. Arthur Maxwell. will be |
layed at the Cosmos Theater concerts H
1day, beginning at O'Clock and con-
nuins until 1870 o'clock tonight Other
rchestral features viii Include Myddle-
,ns characteristic. Down South"
overture, Mosaic Czi- II
ulka's pastorale, woodland Whis-
ers.'' and Scotto's nocturne, The
light Owls"
On Tuesday. April %. a recital will
. given by Raymond q. Moore bari II
ne. assisted by Kate w. Alderman. II
anist. and Lillian Milovich vioiuisl, II
the Washington Club. II
The pupils Of Grace Adams appeared
recital Friday last at Fosters music
ILL., assisted by Arthur c. Stureis.
1850. The pupils OF Miss Adams ap- II
AIRED to great advantage.