Evening journal., 1919-01-11
Mrs. Joyce and Mr.. de
Gomez to be the As
sisting Soio.sts
AT NEW CENTURY CLUB
THURSDAY EVENING

Ralph Kinder, Weh-huoNh f"li"
mia organist and choir director OF Holy
Trinitv Church. who is conductor OF
fho club is working hard 20 make THIS
comlnz concert the best that has been
given bv the club He viii be assist
Id by Carlisle Hemphill. organist oi
Westminster Church, and the regular
pianist of the club. who is in the
United states navy, but will be able
10 accompany the club in the numbers
3f the evening.
The club is glad to announce that II
v.ll be assisted by two prominent SOLO
ists OF philadelphla-Mrs Clara 10
cum joyce, contrslto. and Victor
he Gomez, violonccllo.
Mrs Joyce Is not new arrival IN our
city. having sung in concert at Grace
NJ L Church about a year ago. Her
songs were very much appreciated Dy
all. she also has a very pleasing per
sonaIity and a delightful voice. Her
singing will add very much to the
orogram.
III de Gomez is an artist on The VIC
loncello and is heard in concerts OF the
Philadelphia Orchestra. His music is
worry much enjoyed by all Wilmington
music lovers
The incidental solos, sung in the
TWO Grenadiers' win be taken by
Edgar d. Smith. tenor, we'll known Ia
This city and also a member OF Grace
NJ E. Church choir. The baritone solos
viii be sung by Ray II. schultz, also
u this city.
Thep rogram. arranged is as follows
america.
= az viking Song .ColeridgelTaylor
b Brier Rose 81. 80. ... ...Debo's
Orpheiis Club
2 a. L1nvitaton du Voyage Dupare
bl Adieu Forets ... IschaikoWsk
Mrs. Joyce.
a) The TWO Grenaders schumann
b. Mighty LAX Rose Nevin
Orpheus Club
Incidental solos by Messrs n. H..
schultz and Edgar p. Smith.
.al Air 49,. 49,. 80. ..- 90. &C.. .bach
D. M4nnet ... ... -,. 80. .-Ndlchslu
Mr. de Gomez.
al Mother o. Mine &C.. Burleigh
b) The kiltus March Murchison
Orphens Club.
a In the Meadows 49,. ...Homer
b) Go Down Moses 49,. &c.. g.. .....
.cl swing Low sweet Chariot
Bufleigh
IA, inter Nos Mae Fayden
fe' Floods of Spring q. Rachmanioii
Mrs Joyce.
al The Rosary ,by requesb .Nevln
ibl Alexander 49,. 90. .. Brewer
Orpheus Club
Jay Meditation - Moussongsky
lb) ScaefZo ... ... ... Ivan Goens
Mr. de Gomez.
. Land of Hope and Glory .... Elgar
Orpheus Club.
The Star Spangled Banner.
All OF the above program is being
worked up 20 its finest degree, and II
the boys sing as good as they did the
last rehearsal night. their success viii
be won
II Will be remembered az the last con-
cert. that the club sang The Rosary
by Neyin. without accompaniment II
made quite a hit at the last concert
and a large number Of people Of VIII
mingtOn have requested the 0pporlun-
iiy Of hearing it again.
Mr.. Kinder has the happy faculty OF
Keeping The boys closely in touch with
his baton so much so that the entir,
chorus sings as one voice. 10 has al.
ways been dinlcult in such chorusus q
get "a proper balanced tonal quality OF
account Of the lack of either BASES OF
ienors, but 1t does moi seem TO appl!
10 this club this year, as the voices
are SO evenly balanced in all the dif
ferent parts Those who love 10 hea
male voices should not fail 20 atteni
ihe coming concert
The Orpehus Club is a usty infan
and is endeavoring through its mem
0ers and their work 10 help place VII
m.ngton on The map 'musically" 10 CA
aSo be added that it is progressiv
Organization, in that It realizes the re
construction period is on in the mu
,ical world as in any other branch q
life Words first. tone second is Nj
K.nders method, which is producing
very rare quality Of music.
This club has made wonderful pc
gress in the short time it has been Of
xanized and reflects credit on the cit
and its leader and members.
The benefits from each concert go
some charity. the proceeds from N
first concert were given to The Ever
ing Journals "Our BOYS in Franc
Tobacco Fund.- The second concel
proceeds went TO the Boy Scouts {
America, city branch, and this tim
they viii be turned over to the Won
en's War Work Committee Of the Amer
lean Railroad Administration and Hop
Farm.
The club has secured a number Z
associate members and a movement
on foot 70 secure 100, which will plac
this society on a sound financial basis
Any question in regard 30 this clu
win be cheerfully answered by any o
It's members and officers as follows
president Charles l.. Evans; vice-pres
ident. Frank Ford Palmer: secretar
and treasurer. J. NJ. .Engelman: librar
an, C. B. Price; executive COMMITTEES
officers ex-ofilcio, w. j. Dickson. Ga:
pard l.. Cote, e. s Haynes.
The active members are.
First ten0rs-R. II. Collins. c.
Evans, d. r. Montgomery. C. D. Pric
T. D. Smith, W Il. Spry L. NJ Taylo
Baritones-W p Dickson. J. VI. e.
gelnan. c.. NJ Carver, F. w. Harpe
+. F. Palmer, r. II. Schultz.
Stcond icnors-H r. Burkhead G.
Cote DR.. C.. +. Pierce, 7. w. Sing
ton. J. E. Taylor. w. p. White
B1ssos-E. s. Haynes, IT, s Lawlg
Il. B. Meyers, w. A. Moore. z A. Mite
ell, z. D. Peoples.
sT/JOHN's AUXILIARY.
TIE 'voman's Auxiliary Of ST. lohi
2 Church will meet Tuesday aft.