TH E BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE.
ra S C E L L A N E O U S .
T heodore B . S tarr
Diamond Merchant,
Jeweler and Silversmith,
MADISON SQUARE WEST
DetM’eon 23th a n d 26th S tr e e ts .
E s ta b lis h e d 1S62.
15 y e a rs on J o h n S t. a s S ia r r & M arcu s.
23 y e a rs a s a b o v e .
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No connection w ith an y other
house in th is line of business.
w om en’s and you n g m en ’s B ib le c la s se s of
th e W ash in gton A venue B a p tist Church,
w hlch wiil m eet in the parlors of the church
a t 0:45 o ’clock to-m orrow m orning.
Frank
H arvey F ield and Mrs. Robert MacDonald
w ill a lso speak
-----The work of the R utgers P resb yterian
Church, B roadw ay and S even ty-th ird str e e t,
M anhattan, is progressing in a m arked m ann er sin ce the com ing of the R ev. Dr. Robert
M ackenzie from the W est last Decem ber. He
w ill preach a t both se rv ices to-m orrow.
S ervices w^ll be held a t the Gospel L ig h t­
house M ission No. 1,036. L a fa y ette avenue,
n ear Reid, to-m orrow , a t 4 and 8 P. -M., in
charge of th e P en teco sta l P raisin g Band.
S ervices w ill also he held on T uesday,
W ednesday. Thursday and Friday even in gs.
The German language svill be used on F riday
ev en in g.
May Bowman w ill sin g. -A ddresses -will oe |
made by the Rev. Dr. P. S. H ouson and ilio l
R ev. Dr. Corllam i Myers.
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Central Congregational Church. Hnncock stree t, near Bedford avenue, the pastor,
the Rev. Dr. S. Parkea Cadman. w ill preach
[ at both services to-m orrow. On Monday, at
j 3 P. M., the Y oung L ad ies’ Zenana Band will
hold a m ission ary m eetin g and celebrate the
| th irtieth anniversary o f the organization.
| special Invitation Is extended to all the old
m em bers. The Choral S ociety w ill m eet for
reh earsal on Monday at 8 P. M., instead of^
on Tbui-sday, T hanksgiving Day. On Friclny,
at 4 o ’clock, th e Junior A uxiliary w ill hold
th eir regular m eeting. On F riday, at 8 P. M.,
lectu re by E n sign Arthur D. Shaw on “S al­
vation Army Social E conom ics.” A lso an ad­
dress by the pastor.
NEW YORK. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1902.
ilOil PRIZEFESTIl
ISICfiLraTTHISffiK
The Occasion Will Be the Eight­
eenth Anniversary of the So­
ciety’s Organization.
llViPROVEMENTS
AT
SIMPSON.
S e o p e n in g
S erv ices P o stp o n e d —M e­
m o ria l W in d o w s a t L a fa y e tte A v en u e
P r e s b y te r ia n C h u rcb .
R eopening se rv ices of the Sim pson M. B.
Church. C ierm ont and W iilou ghb y avenues,
of w hich the R ev. Theodore S. H enderson is
p astor, have been postponed for one week,
or u n til Sunday, N ovem ber 30. The church
h a s been undergoing a regular tran sform a­
tio n , the a ltera tio n s h avin g b een e.vtonsive.
T h e en tire in terior colorin g h a s -been
changed, the organ gailery en larged and the
p u lp it platform extended.
The im prove­
m en ts w ill c o s t in th e neighborhood of
$20,000, and the in terior of th e edifice w ill
p resen t a handsom e appearance, w ith new
ceilin g s, etc. M em orial w indow s are also
b ein g put in b y Arnold & L ocke, the un­
v eilin g of w hich w ill a lso be postponed for
a w eek. The services w ill be held in the
chapel for the la s t tim e to-m orrow .
The eig h teen th an n iversary of th e Sixth
A venue M. B. Church, of w hich the Rev.
Dr. W. W . B ow d ish is pastor, w ill be ob­
served on Sunday, N ovem ber 30. Special
m e e tin g s w ill he held a ll day. On Monday
ev en in g, Ileceraber 1, a t S o ’clock, the m ort­
g a g e o f $7,000 w ill be burned. D rs. C. L.
G cod ell, A. S. K avanagh, M. H. Lfenman,
M . B. Taylor, R. B. H u ll, John Rippere and
.Tames S. Chadwick, p resid in g eld er of the
B rooklyn South D istrict, w ill speak, to ­
g eth er with p rom inent laym en. Dr. B ow d ish w ill preach to-m orrow m orn ing in the
W est E ig h teen th S treet M. E. Church in the
gen era l m ovem ent of M etropolitan Method­
ism for the T w en tieth Century Superan­
nuated Fund for W ornout P reach ers. The
R ev. W illiam F a ir le y w ill p reach lor Dr.
B ow dish to-m orrow m orning, and h e w ill be
in h is own p u lp it in the even in g.
T o-m orrow m orn ing th e R ev. John W hite
Chadwick, m in iste r of th e Second U nitarian
Church, Clinton and C ongress streets, w ill
preach on "The Sim ple L ife," a serm on su g ­
g ested by the book of th a t nam e so warm ly
recom m ended by P resid en t R oosevelt.
The sp ecial se rv ices in the N ostrand Ave­
n u e M. B. Church, under the d irection of
M iss Mary F r o st and M iss F an n ie ■Sim pson,
h a v e been of g r e a t in te r e st and h ave brought
m uch good to th e p eop le. The In terest has
b een su sta in ed , the a tten d an ce large and
quite a num ber have p rofessed conversion.
The p astor, th e Rev. Dr. John H. W illey,
b eg in s a se r ie s o f serm on s to-m orrow even ­
in g on the sto r y of Jonah. The arrange­
m en t w ill he a s fo llo w s;
N ovem ber 23.
“ Orders from H eadquarters
N ovem ber
30 "Toward Sunset"; D ecem ber 7. "One
T ouch of N a tu re” ; D ecem ber 14, "Calling
a H a lt” ; D ecem b er 21, m u sical serm on;
D ecem ber 28, "Sealed O rders” ; January 4.
"A R ev iv a l S ervice in N ln evah " ; January
11, "The C on sistency of God"; January 18,
‘"The G ospel A ccording to Jonah.” The sub­
j e c t of the serm on to-m orrow m orning is
"The C h ristia n ity That L ooks for P a y .”
A com m ittee from U. S. G rant P o st No.
327 G. A. R., c o n sis tin g of C om m ander A.
C. T a te and s ix m em bers, w ill to-m orrow
a ftern o o n , a t 3 o ’clock , m ake th e form al
p resen ta tio n o f a U n ited S ta te s flag to the
South C on gregation al Church Sunday school,
o f w h ich W U llam M ackey is the su p erin ­
ten dent. The occasion is a sp ec ia l Thanks­
g iv in g se rv ice. The flag is th e gift of a
frien d o f the sc h o o l.____
ter
OPERA SEASON TO OPEN MONDAY
To-m orrow evening, in the SummerfleUi M.
E. O iu rch , G ales and W ashington avenues.
pastor, the R ev.'J. E. H olm es, w ill begin
a s e r ie s of serm on s on "Plain Practical Taik.s
for Young Men." The dates and 'subjects M r. G ra il’s S o n g B ird s R e tu rn to M etro­
arc as follow s: Novem ber 23. “Young .Men
and the H om e” ; Novem ber 30, "Young Men
p o lita n O pera
and B u sin ess L ite” ; Decem ber 7. "Young Men
H ouse.
and Their F rien dsh ip s” : Decem ber H . ’’Yc-img
.Men and T heir A m u sem en ts" ; Decem ber 21,
"Young Men and the R eligious Life."
T h e g rea t m u sica l even t of Th.Tnk.'givlng
The Rev. Dr. John K ran lz o f the M ethodist
iveek in Brooklyn '■win he the Arlon F estiv a l
Book Concern and a m em ber of th e N ew ark
C onference, w ill preach in the W illiam s A ve­
at the F o rty -se v en th Rogime-m .Armory,
nue M. E. Church to-m orrow even in g. The
w h ich -will begin on Thursday night and run
p a s.to r ,.th e R ev. Dr. G eorge Adam s, w ill
through until S a tu rd a j night.
The propreach in the m orning.
P ro fe sso r J e n k s of C ornell D iscusses cr.amme, which h a s been published. Includes
co m p etitio n s tor p rizes by so lo ists and m ost
Great su ccess still atten d s the se rv ices for
M e th o d s of O rg a n iz atio n a n d Com­
boys and g ir ls in the T ab ernacle B ap tist
of th e prom inent choral so cieties of the city,
b in a tio n M a n ag em en t.
Church, C linton str e e t and Third place. L ast
w ith m any co m p etito rs drawn from all over
Sunday ev en in g ten m in u tes a fter the doors
the s ta te . It w ill be the first contest of tho
w ere opened the church w as com p letely Ulled.
A t A ssociation Hall la st even in g Professor kind held here, an am plification of the W elsh
The subject of the serm on by the pastor, the
R ev. Erw in D en n ett, to-m orrow w ill be Jerem iah TV. Jenks o f Cornell U niversity sin g in g co n tests, which have won so much
“ Som e T h in gs to be T hankful F o r.”
continued h is Brooklyn In stitu te course on fam e in their n a tiv e land and hero. The
first program m e of Thursday eveu in g will
"Industrial C om llnation s and the Trust be rendered by tho fo rces o f the Arion soDr. A. Z. Conrad, form erly of W orcester,
M ass., w ill preach in the Tom pkins Avenue Problem " by speaking on ‘;Mcthods of Or­
C on gregation al Church at both services to­ gan ization of Combinations and Their Man­
m orrow. U nion services w ill be held on a g em en t.” He spoke to an audience much
T h an k sgivin g Day at 11 o ’clock A. M., at greater in number than that p resent at th-?
w hich th e R ev. Dr. S. P ark es Cadman w ill
preach the serm on, and other parts w ill be first lectu re, composed largely of business
taken by Dr. In gersoll, Dr. Creegan, Dr. men.
Clark and th e Rev. TV. A. George.
On
In opening the lecture P rofessor . Jenks
■Wednesday
sp ij
ecial
,
, even in g a V
j prayer
. 1, ____ and eaid th at much has been said in depreciation
praiso serv ice w ill be hold in tho lectu re I
,
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room . E v e r e tt S. Swalra w ill sin g, and the ^ot prcjnoters and organizers of corparationb,
ch ild ren ’s su rp liced ch oir from the B ranch
doubtless much com plaint is justifled
asm u d i as prom oters have o ften abused their
w ill a s s is t in th e ex erc ises.
trust. But. on the other hand, it w as e x ­
In the Church of the P ilgrim s, th e R ev. Dr. plained, the function ot the prom oter is a
Am ory H. Bradford w ill preach m orning and very im portant one; In b u sin ess m atters it
ev en in g to-m orrow , in exch an ge w ith the tak es energy and enterprise to make things
p astor, the R ev. Dr. H arry P. D ew ey. On go. N o great busin ess will organize itself.
T hursday m orning at 11 o’clock , in accord P lan s m ust b e.form ed . P eop le w ith m eans
w ith a tim e-honored custom of the church, a m ust be convinced o f their reasonableness.
T h an k sgivin g D ay se rv ice w ill be held. Dr. D eta ils of the work o f organization m ust be
D ew ey w ill preach and sp ecial se lectio n s atten d ed to, and when a b u sin ess has been
appropriate to the day w ill be sung by the started the public, m ust often be appealed
to to purchase stocks, bonds, etc. The pro­
choir, directed by Arthur M ees.
m oter is the persuasive gentlem an who
H . E v a n W illiam s.
The G reenwood B a p tist Church, corner ot brings,, togeth er the variou s factors needed
S eventh aven u e and Sixth street, h a d , a and p u sh es h is plan of organization through cicty , under A rthur C laassen. with the sup­
sp ecially in te restin g day la st Sunday. The to su ccess. The pay o f the prom oter is often port ot orch estra and so lo ists. The com pe­
third Sunday o f Novem ber a y ear ago w as large, but the prom oter of a sound en ter­ titio n s fo r prizes w ill begin on Frittey even ­
the tim e w h en the new bu ildin g was offl- prise earn s big pay.
in g and w ill be con tinu ed through Saturday
clally opened w ith a golden k ey in the hand
A careful explanation was m ade of the na­ aftern o o n and ev en in g . For Saturday uight
of the pastor, the R ev. Dr. R obert Bruce
the s o lo is ts en gaged are Evan W illiam s,
H ull.
Since the opening the con ven ien ces ture of stock issued in b u sin ess en terp rises ten or, and G w ilym M iles, baritone, w ell
and the beauty of the bu ildin g have been for cash and for property, and the p ecu li­ known from the frequent assistance at con­
g rea tly enjoyed. As th is w as the a n n iv er­ a r itie s w atered stock brought out, together certs o f the h ig h e st rank:' The full pro­
sary, Dr. H u ll asked for a sp ecia l than k w ith th ^ advantages to. com panies from such gram m e is as fo llo w s:
offering, w hich should be cashed before D e ­ stock and the d angers, to tho b u sin ess com­
T H U R S D A Y , .N O V E M B E R 27. , \T S:17. F . M.
cem ber 15 and which should n ot in an y w ay m unity. Throughout t h e discu ssion illu stra ­ O u v e r tu r e —H u a ls tk a ......................................... D v o ra k
O r c h e s tr a .
in terfere w ith the co n trib u tion s eith er to tions of the profits of prom oters, of the ex ­
M cycr-O Iborsleben
th e current exp en ses or to the building fund. ten t o f stock w atering and of the various K o c n ls ln W n ld lle b .....................M.
O r c h e s tra .
T h e resu lt w as the people responded w ith m eth od s of defending the p ractice of w ater­ M ale c h o r u a (a oap^’lla ) —^ c h w an e n llr'J. R. S c h u ­
m a c h e r ; F r u e h lln g a m R h ein , F . Le-a.
g if ts o f about a thousand d ollars, and th is in g stock, w ere given.
lo n .
The ea rlier form of tru st organization was F ro m fo re ig n p a r t s —R.\r
am ount is lik e ly to be Increased by con trib u ­
us.sin. G erm an y . Ita ly .
tion s of th ose who w ere ab sen t. The pastor briefly exp lain ed with the reasons why that
M. M oszkow .-kl
O rc h e s tr a .
form of organization had p ractically disap­
and h is tr u ste e s are m uch elated.
a n ta te ■...................................... n . .M elamei
peared, although the voting tru st in certain A m e r ic aA—C
n , S o p ra n o Solo an d O rch estra.
’The union T h an k sgivin g se rv ice w ill be , cases still remained. More defaiicd e.xplatia- W o m e n ’s rlo
ch o ru s —D e r K Im niel h a t kein e .Sterne.
h eld th is year in the G reene .Avenue P resh y- ■tion w as given of the form s of business or­
B. O. K le in : C arm
a r m o E en
e n ella,
e lla , M. B ru c’n.
Lad
a d le s’ C h o ru s
terian Church, b etw een Reid and P atch en gan ization found in such corporations a s the O r c h e s tr a te d by .V. Claas=Bon. A roin L
rc
h
e
s tra
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tr a .
aven u es, a t 11 o ’clock. The R ev. Dr. 0 . F. A m erican Sugar Refining Company, the M ale c h o r u s (a c a p e lla ) —.Lbsehietl,
a r rn n p e d by D.
B arth olow , p astor ot Jan es M. E. Church, Standard Oil Company and others ot lik e na­
M elam fft; Old B la c k Jo e, F o ste r-V a n d o r S tu cw ill preach th e serm on. Most o f th e ch u rch es tu re on the one hand, and of the stockhold­
k e n ; H a ld e n ro e sle ln . W ernor.
o f the neighborhood u n ite in th is se rv ice. in g corporation like th e United S tates Steel
A
p
o th eo sis o f H a n s S a c h s, from Die M elster.xinger
The ch u rch es u n itin g th is year are Grace
W agner
P resb yterian , Jan es M. E., Good T id in gs Corporation on the other. L ikew ise the d if­
•\rIo n , A rlo n L ad les* C hurus u n d O rc h e s tr a .
feren
ce
in
the
m
anagem
ent
o
t
the
com
panies
U n iv ersa list, Greene Avenue P resb yterian ,
F R ID A Y .
P. .M.
F an fares.
T rin ity B a p tist and E pw orth M. E. The th em selves and the difference in the effects
M ale c h o r u s c o m p e titio n (O ern ian , CMass II).
young p eo p le’s s o c ie tie s of th e se and other upon the public ot com bination of industries
e h lln g src K c n , M u n z ln g e r. I^rizc. $300.
ch u rch es w ill hold an ea rly m orning prayer ot th e sam e nature w hen 1compared with F ru
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g o f p riz e o n N ovel
m eetin g in G reene A venue Church from 8 to com b ination of' estab lish m en ts rep resen tin g i;i tln g lJ sh . P riz e . flOO.
in
d
u
stries
ot
different
ty
p
es,
were
brought
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d aw a.'-d ln s o f p riz e on M ale
a o ’cleck .
Chf>ruR (G e rm a n . Clii.ss II.)
out and d iscu ssed at con sid erable length.
ale q u a r t e t c o m p e titio n (iJo rm a n )—D ie ,H e I The R ev. F. W. ’Troy, who w a s called Sep­
The lectu re as. a w hole, in the discussion m M
a th , -M ax S p lck e r. P riz e . $80.
tem b er 1 to becom e p astor ot the Sumner of the actual m ethods em ployed in the or­
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g ot ijrize on poem
po em In
.Avenue B a p tist Church, w ill be reg u la rly in ­ gan ization and forms of m anagem ent of E n g lis h . P riz e . $100,
A djudlc.T.tion n n d a w a r d in g of prize
sta lle d on M onday even in g n ex t, a t 8 o’clock. p resen t day com binations, laid the b a sis tor
e rm a n ).
The in sta lla tio n se rv ices w ill be im m ed iately the later discussion of the effects ot these q uSaorpt erat n (G
solo c o m p e titio n —My' R i'd e e m e r a n d
follow ed by a recep tio n of Mr. ’Troy, tendered com b ination s upon* p rices and wages and up­ M y L o rdo. Du_d!ey
B u rk . P r lz f \ ?.‘i').
to him by h is num erous frien d s in th is city.
A d ju d lc a ti o n 'a n d jiw a rd ln g o f prize o n co m p o ­
on the d ifferent classes in the com m unity, s itio
n o f m u le c h o ru s. P r iz e , $li)0.
To-m orrow m orn ing an exch an ge of p u lp its nil of which w ill ot course lead up to the
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g o f p riz e on so p ra n o
w ill be m ade by the R ev. P. V. Van Buslcirk final d iscu ssion -upon the proper m ethods
B
a r ito n e so lo c o m p e titio n —U pon T h a t D ay , fro m
ot
governn?enlaI
control’
ot
such
organiza­
of the G ravesend D utch R eform ed Church
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ov.
g. M
a irs c h n e r.. 1
P riz
e7,, v
$30.
th e o p e r a JH a n s H e llinIg,
and th e Rev. H enry Medd ot th e Sheepshead tion s.
M ale
c h o r u s e o m p o iitlo n (G erm an . C la ss I). Di«
lie cho;
Bay M eth od ist E p iscop al Church.
"The Effect of Corporations and-Consolida­ n a e h tli c h e H e e rsch au . Z e r le tl. P rize . $.300.
•■Adjudication a n d a w a r d in g o f p riz e on b a r ito n e
tion s on 'Wages and W age E arners” w ill be
The q u a rtet and ch oru s ch oir, under the considered n ex t F rid a y .'
A d ju d ic a tio n am i a w a r d in g o f p riz e on m a le
lead ersh ip of Em il E. Spoerl, org a n ist, w ill
c h o r u s (G erm an . C la ss I.)
g iv e to-m orrow even in g tor the m onth ly
SA T U H D A Y . 2 P . M.
m u sical se r v ic e in th e G reene Avenue P r e s­
F an fares.
W o m e n 's ch o ru s c o m p e titio n
(G e rm a n ).
Im
b yterian Church the can tata, "The Trium ph
FijjiiehUng, W. r.a rg il. P r iz e $300.
ot D avid .” It w as given to a large au d ien ce
.A d ju d ic atio n (imi a w a r d in g o f p riz e on n o v el in
on ’Tuesday even in g and w ill be rep eated to ­
G e rm a n . P riz e . -rlOO
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a t v a r d ln g of p riz e o n tvom eii’s
m orrow even in g. ’The se rv ice w ill begin at
c h o ru s .
7:30 w ith an organ r e c ita l by th e org a n ist. J ja s t o f a Series of F o u r H e ld
B a s s so lo co m p e tlilo n . N o w H e a v e n In F u lle s t
The choir h a s been reh ea rsin g the can tata
G irls' H ig h School
G lo ry , I H a y d n . P riz e , $50.
a ll the fa il and there w ere m any ex p ressio n s
Solo.
Society.
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g of p riz e on b a s s S'-'lo.
ot p leasu re a t the fine w ay It w as rendered
M ale q u a r t e t c o m p e titio n (In E n g lis h ). P riz e ,
on T uesday even in g.
$S0.
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g o f p riz e on po^m in
The
la
s
t
of
a
series
of
four
reception
s
given
The Rev. Dr. Jam es H. D.nrlington. rector
a n . P rize .
of C hrist Church, Bedford and D ivision a v e­ by the L oyal League of the G irls’ High G e.Armd ju
d ic atio n a n d a w a r d in g o f p riz e on m a le
n ues, -will preach to-m orrow m orning on School took place yesterday afternoon in the q u a r t e t (EnglLsh).
T
e
n
o r so lo com pel
" R eason s for T hanksgiving." In the ev en ­ school building. Nostrand avenue and H alsey
v in e ., M a s se n e t. P riz e . $50.
in g the p u lpit w ill be filled by the R ev. John
Solo.
F. N ich ols, rector of C hrist’s Church, R ead­ street. Y esterday’s reception w as under the
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g o f p riz e on te n o r
au sp ices of the. thirds year m em bers, of the solo.
in g , Pa.
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W o m e n 's ch o ru s c o m p e titio n (in EngH .sh). S p an leagu e. There .was a large atten d an ce of
The Rev. Dr. A. P. SchaufHer, su p erin ten ­ the fa m ilies of the girls.
dent of City M issions in N ew York C ity,
The follow in g programme was given:
w ill d eliv er th e T h an k sgivin g address ^ in
Bedford P resb yterian Church, co m er N o s­ P la n o solo. “ F ru h lln g sra u .^ c h e n ................ S ln d ln g
P a rk e r.
trand avenue and D ean stree t, T hursday, a t R e c ita tio n ,. “ P en eloMp iss
e P cn w lck * * ......... M iss H ow e
A cco m p an ist, M iss s a a iiz e .
10:30 A. M.
_____
T h an k sgivin g se rv ices of the Em bury Mem orial and Sum ner Avenue B ap tist Churches
w ill be held on Thursday m orning in the
first-nam ed church. T h e R ev. F. IV. Troy,
p astor of the Sum ner Avenue Church, w ill
preach the serm on. T h e pastor of the E m ­
bury Churc'o, the Rev. B. M. Tipple, w ill
preach a t both services to-m orrow .
LOYAL LEAGUE RECEPTION.
V o cal solo. “ U n d e r the B am boo T re e ” . . . . Jo h n so n
Mi.ss B rion.
In th e S ou th Third S treet P resb yterian
h o ru s. “ T h ro u g h S ilenn t W
N oods.*’
Church, corner South Third str-get and C
D ia lo g u e , sc e n e from “ T:
T h e School. fo
. . .r S c a n d a l"
D riggs avenue, there w ill be preaching to ­
F
R ic h a rd B rlnsle.v S h e rid a n
S ir P e te r Teazle. MJjfi
" D“ e rm o tt.
!fs Jfc
morrow m orn in g by the Rev. Dr, John D.
“ 'eazle M iss C am p b ell.
y Teazle.
W ells, th e se n io r p astor. A t the afternoon S ele ctio n , L“aVdio
la W a ltz e s ” .............M an d o lin
service at 4 o ’clock, a m usical p raise service P ia n o solo. “ A lic e "
'
w ill be g iv en , at w h ich tho quartet and
M ias P e tr i.
chorus choir w ill render B arnby’s can tata C h o ru s, “ N ig h t S inks o n th o W a v e .”
T h e v isito rs were received by the teach ­
"Rebekah," com p lete, under th o d irection of
W illiam H op k ins Spencer, m usical director. ers and the m em bers of the class and shown
T here w ill a lso be a tim e ly serm on upon over the school building. Dr. tV illiam L.
th e su b ject by the junior p astor, th e R ev. F e lte r , principal of the school, who is a mem-,
N ew ell AVooIsey W ells.
her of the league, helped to en tertain the
To-m orrow m orning the R ev. Dr. N ew ell visitors.
T h e officers of the Ljoyal L eague arc: P resi­
D w igh t H u lls w ill preach
in P lym outh
dent, Mrs. Lucy T. L ew is; vice president*
Church, Orange str e e t, betw een. H ick s and M iss Marion P yles; secretary, E lizabeth T.
H en ry str e e ts, on "The H ope T hat R e­ W om ersley; treasurer, M iss W ilhelm ine
d eem s From D efeat and M akes Man Equal Duurloo.
to E very E m ergen cy.’’ and a t 7:40 P . M., In
h
is "Success in Life" se r ie s, on " Success
The R ev. Dr. S. P arkes Cadman of the Cen­
M A G N U M CLUB SHOW .
tr a l C ongregational Church w ill d eliver an and the M aintenance o f a Good N am e.” On
a d d ress at a public m eetin g of the Brooklyn M onday aftem S on th e L ad ies’ Sew ing S o­
L ocal U nion o f tho Brotherhood of Andrew c iety w ill m eet, and the Young Men’s Club “ T h e D eaco n 's T rib u la tio n s " P re s e n te d
w ill m eet in th e evening. On ’Tuesday a fter­
and P hilip, on T uesday even in g. In Janes noon the P lym outh F oreign M issionary So­
a t Schwabien H a ll.
M. E. Church, R eid aven u e and Monroe c ie ty w ill ta k e up th e study o f India a s ou t­
B
efore
a
large
and appreciative audience in
s tr e e t. The ob ject of th is m e e tin g Is to lined in "L ux C hristl." and on T uesday
brin g to the n o tic e of th e Brooklyn public even in g a m onologue on Abraham L incoln ffchwaben H all last n igh t the Magnum Club
th e g rea t w ork bein g done by th is society w ill be g iv en by B enjam in Chapin, under produced the 4-act com edy dram a “The D ea­
am ong young m en.
is now the strongest' th e au sp ices o f the Y oung M en’s Club. The con’s fJTribulatlons,” from the pen of Howard
so c ie ty of its kind in th is country, and its R eview Club w ill m eet on AVednesday e v e n ­ C. Dale. N ever in Its h isto ry has the club
w ork Is b ein g extended to all p arts o f the in g to con sid er "Ah Old F ashioned T h an k s­ shown to b etter advantage than la st night,
w orld. An in te r e stin g program m e has also g iv in g .” the sp eak ers b ein g General H. C. th e work of the entire ca st bein g smooth and
b een arranged. The ad m ission Is free.
k in g . Dr. H y a tt and Mr. Corey. On T h u rs­ at tim es brilliant. There was n ot a dragging
d ay m orning at 11 o’clock a T h an k sgivin g
A s h as alread y been noticed, tw o new Day se rv ice w ith serm on by the pastor, up­ m om ent In the- entire four acts. A s Deacon
m em orial w in d ow s from the stu d io s of Ben­ on “The G ains o f th e Republic," w ill be held T hornton, F. C ornelius W andm acher did
jam in S ellers, B ib le H ouse, M anhattan, w ill in the church. On Friday afternoon the som e clever work, b ein g ably supported by
be u nveiled in the L afayette A ven u e Presb.v- H enry Ward B eecher M issionary Circle w ill M iss Martha Johnson In the character of the
terla n Church to-m orrow m orning. The sub­ m eet, and on F riday ev en in g the m id-w eek deacon’^ wife.' C u rtain-calls were num erous
and w ell earned. The ca st follow s:
je c ts are " F a ith ” and “ P ilgrim ." Dr. David con ference m eetin g ■will ho conducted by the D o aco n T h o r n to n * ............ F . C o rn eliu s W a n d m a c h e r
G regg, pastor, w ill preach a serm on in p astor.
G e o r g e 'G r a f f .............'......................E d w a r d R. K ru e g e r
k eep in g w ith th e su b jects o f the windows.
G eo rg e D a r r a h ............................................F r e d S le m e rs
T h e U nited Congregational Church -will J a m e s R eed .................................................... C h ris Rocch
T hey are in m em ory o f N athan T hayer and
D u s ty J im .................................................... J o h n Wllkens*
hold
a
sp
ecia
l
T
h
an
k
sgivin
g
service
to-m
or­
h is w ife. H a rriet P. Thayer, and are the gift
............................................................ G eorge S.ecbeck
row m orn ing, when the pastor, Luther R. QlUy
of th eir children.
P e te .................. ......................................... H a r r y A. B oger
D yott,. w ill speak on "The Am erican Id ea.” C o n s ta b le ............
Chtlrle.s H ; K lee
The usual union T h an k sgivin g Day service In th e 'e v e n in g a popular service w ill be held A m e lia ..........................................M iss M a r th a J o h n so n
o f the churches on the H ill w ill be held th is a t 7:45 o’clock , when the p astor w ill d eliv er M rs. T h o rn to n .............................. ..M iss B e r th a L a u o
a is y D ean ............................................M iss C la r a K lee
y ea r in the Sum m erfleld M ethodist Church, a m essa g e of in terest to em ployers and em ­ D
N e llie .................... .........................M iss E m ily N ew m an
a t 11 o’clock.
The R ev. Dr. T. B. McLeod p loyes. The choir w ill furni.sh extra m usic
The affair w a s under the m anagem ent of
w ill preach.
The churches u n itin g are the a t both services.
th e fo llo w in g officers and m em bers:
Summ erfield M. E, C linton A venue Congre­
O fficers: F . C orfiellus W a n d m a c h e r, ' p r e s id e n t:
The
R
ev.
H
.
E.
Clare,
pastor,
w
ill
preach
g a tio n a l. Ija fa y ette A venue P resb yterian and
e n r y C. B a r tc ld . vice p resid e n t'; C h a rle s B eh re n s,
at both se r v ic e s to-m orrow in C alvary E n ­ H jc
C lasson A venue P resb yterian .
re tta
a r y ; H a r r y Boger. tr e a s u r e r .
g lish L utheran Church. R och ester avenue
E ;x
x eeccu
u tiv
tlv e c o m m itte e —E d w a rd R. K r u e g e r R .
rr a n L a u e . C h arles
■In the B eth esd a C on gregation al Church, and H erkim er stree t. In th e m orning he B . W o lf, H e n ry E . D au b er. H oe rm
B a rte ld
Ralph avenue and Chauncey str e e t, the pas­ w ill preach th e first of a se ries of tw o se r- ■ M oem
m ljera—C
b er^ -C lirls*
liH s HoBch.
Roach. C h arlo
a rle s B e h re n s, H e n rv
tor. the Rev. Charles H erald, w ill preach at m ons on "T he Lord’s P rayer," th e su b ject C. Ba:rte ld , Ed-warii K lo d t, J r .; .John- Mull'of.
both serv ices to-m orrow .
In th e even in g being, "The Introduction and Godward H alf." G e o rg e• S eeb eck , F r a l S le m e rs.
H a rry W
mnnie h IS. -iirtiry
.v uannudm
N, W llkeuF, H e rm a n K lo d t, F re d
th e Southern Jubilee S in gers, a q u artet of In the even in g he w ill preach tho first ser-- I e r . .Tohn
ooaen, JJulius
u liu s D
elv en th
F
ra n k K
n o h ei, H u rry
Gooaen.
ueh'enthal
i-rauK
Kuonei
colored people who sin g the old trine Jubilee nSon of a se r ie s on " E very-day and E v ery..- Ii G
F . C ornellliB W a n d son gs, will be p resen t.
The chorus choir w here C hriatianlty." the su b ject bein g "D o- S
S r r,. H eerm
J i e “ charrea
macne
rm aan
n lLuue,
c n rle.s H
H . KIeo.“
K lco, E d w a rd
w ill sin g tw o se le c tio n s and th ere will be m estic Christianity.^^___
R. K ru e g e r. -R- -E. ........................
W o lf. J„ o h n 'n- e t j e n , ' G eorge
J . S lem ers, W illia m M a a se n .
congregation.!' singing.
T h is church, with
On* AVednesdny evoning. T h an k sgivin g eve.
o th ers in,..4^ ^ icln lty . w ill Join in a ’Thanks­
g iv in g s t T i c e In B eth an y Proabytorlnn th e choir of the B ap tist Tem ple, Third a v e­
G U ESTS PR O M BU EEA LO .
Church, Howard aven u e and McDonough nue and Soherm erhorn stree t, under th o d i­
F orm er Alderman John W’. D errigan and
rection ot P rofessor Edward Morris Bowm an
s tr e e t, on Thursday m orning, at 10:30.
Tlie b ig Sunday m e e tin g s for m en at A s­
so c ia tio n H all. 502 F ulton str e e t, have had
ah average a tten d an ce o f over four hundred
and the se rv ices have all been a ttra c tiv e and
h elp fu l. The m eetin g to-m orrow w ill he of
u nusual in te r e st. C. C. M lchener, in tern a­
tio n a l field secretary of th e Y oung Men’s
C h ristian A ssociation , w ill speak. Mr. Mlch­
en er is n ot w id ely known In the E ast, but
In the W est, w h ere he h a s been in tern ation al
co lleg e secretary for a num ber of y ears, few
sp eak ers are m ore popular w ith m en than
h e . T h e P ark S isters, who are recognised
a s the' leading wom en co r n e tlsts of the coun­
try , w ill render a m u sical program m e, be­
g in n in g prom ptly at 4 o ’clock. The Young
M en’s C hristian A ssociation orch estra w ill
a lso be p resen t and a s s is t in the .’u u slc.
ri”. iv'<lliam L. F elter, p rin cip al o f the
C lr ls’ H igh School, w ill address tho young
M ISC E L L A N E O U S.
M ISC E L L A N E O U S.
Competition of Singing Societies
and Soloists Will Make
Brooklyn Gay.
THE TRUST PROBLEM.
Sinn a I [. diuncH
M ISCELEA N RO U S.
G w ilym M iles, B arito n e.
Ish G y p s y G irl, E . L a ss e n . P r iz e . $300. A rra n g e d
b y W a l t e r D am n
a w a r d in g o f p riz e on w o m e n ’s
A d ju d ic a tio n ai
c h o r u s (E n g lis h ).
S A T U R D A Y . S:15 P . M.
F a n fa re s.
M ale c h o ru s c o m p e titio n
(In
E n g lis h )—Tho
S in-ing
p iin g is Come. D u d ley B uck. P riz e , $500.
S olo.
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a rd in g , o f p riz e on m a le
c hhooru s (E n g lis h ).
ir a l t o solo
m p e iltlo n —R e tu r n . R e tu r n ,
P riz e , $50.
L o rd o f H o sts. H a n d3cl.
'
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g o f p riz e on c o n tr a lto
solo.
M ix ed « )Io q u a r t e t c o m p e titio n —Tlie S ea H a s
U s Pearls*. G ounod. P riz e , $S0.
Solo.
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g o f p riz e o n m ix ed
solo q u a r t e t.
C h ie f c h o ra l c o m p e titio n —H a ro ld H a r f a g e r , H o ­
r a t io W . P a r k e r .
Pr^zo. SLO^.X).
M a le c h o ru s (a c a p c I la ) —A b s e h k d h a t d e r T a g
g e n o m m e n . N c ssle r.
'A rlo n —A r th u r C la a ssse
se n . co n d u c to r.
A d ju d ic a tio n a n d a w a r d in g o f c h ie f c h o r a l p riz e.
The g rea t m usical even t n ex t w eek w ill of
co u rse be the opening o f th e opera season
a t th e M etropolitan Opera H ouse w ith a l­
m o st ev ery one of Mr. Grau’s great galaxy
of so n g birds in the ca st. N ordica w ill join
a litt le la ter and Melba w ill com e for a few
perform ances in m idw inter, but o th erw ise
the com pany is com p lete from the sta rt and
the auidicnces during the first w eek w ill be
k ep t busy w elcom in g old favorites, beside
p a ssin g Judgment on Anthe.s. the new Ger­
man ten or a s Lohengrin on F riday. There
w ill be opera every night but Tuesday. On
Monday “ O tello’’ will be sung, w ith F am es,
L ou ise H om er, A lvarez. ScottI and Joiirnet.
On W ednesday S em b rich 'w ill m ake her bow
will sin g H a y d n ’s anthem , "T he H eavens A re M rs.. D errigan of Buffalo d uring tho past -In “ T h e.B arb er o f S eV llle,'’‘wUh B au erm elsT elling," and other selections. Jesof U rd a n g ,; weo’K have been the guests o t . Alderm an t?r, Sallganac. Campanari and Edouard dc
R eszk e. On T h a n k sgivin g n ig h t “ A lda” w ill
the boy violinist, w ill play and Miss B essie 1'W illiam W entz of 174 B alnhridge stre ef.
cook
Presto
says of
W e m a d e ca k es w ith P r e sto and w ere d e lig h te d w ith It* T h e y
w ere d e licio u s, m u ch quicker, v ery n ic e in d eed , d e lic io u s.
i6 E. 35 th St., New York City. Oct. a, 1903
(Signed) Miss K. Lyons. In employ of Father Thomas J, Dueey.
What does vour cook say?
The H -0 loUSS"; Gsmpany
be sung, w ith Eam es, Loul.se H om er, Do
Mai’chi, the
le Ita lia n tenor, S co tti. de Re.szUe
and Journet; on Friday in “ Lohongriu” Anthes, the German star tenor. w*II have the
support of G adski. Schuraaiin-Heink Bisphara and Dc R eszke. On Saturday a fter­
noon Sem brich w ill sin g in “ T ra v la la ” wUh
De March! and S cotti, while for the popular
price on Saturday night “Carmen" w ill be
sung w ith .Mile. Seygard, F rllz i Scheff, Al­
varez, D eclery and Journet.
The debut of the Bohem ian violin virtuoso,
K ocian, to -n ig h t a t C arnegie H all, w ill be a
n otab le even t. He w ill appear in conjunc­
tion w ith M iss J u lie G eyer, so lo p ian ist, and
W alter D am rosch’s grand orch estra of one
hundred m usician s, in the fo llow in g pro­
gram me:
Ovorturv. Sukumnla ...................................Golilnwirk
Orchestra.
Concerto. F sharp minor.....................................Ernst
Koci.tn.
Two Slavonic danocs........................................Tu-orak
Orchc.str.'j.
Concertslucck for plnno, with orchestra.......U'oher
Mi.s.*4 Jul/c Geyor.
Ride of the \'alkyrU*.'5.....................................Wagner
Orchestra.
Serenade Melancolique, valst* scherzo.
TschalUowsky
Kocian.
Dream pantomime from “Ilan.sel and Grctc'l.”
Humperdinck
Orchestra.
Danse des Sorclores........................................Paganini
Kocian.
M anager Rudolph .Aronson has already
contracted for K ocian r e c ita ls In Chicago,
Philadelphia, B oston, Brooklyn, St., Louis,
Cleveland, B uffalo, D etroit. W ashington.
P.altlm orc, M ilwaukee, L a fa y ette, Springfield
(M ass.) and Newark.
pression; Its Source and D evelopm ent," for
topic.
The second piano re c ita l by P'rederic
Lamond will be given a t M endelssohn H all,
Tuesday afternoon. N ovepiber
25, at 3
o ’clock, with the fo llow in g programme:
Vurliiilons ami F u j;u e on a T h e n u i of Handel, op.
2^ ..
B rah m «
S o n a ta , op.
..................................................... B ee th o v en
ErlkoiilK ......................................................... S o h u b e r u L lf z t
N o c tu rn e , 0 m in o r, op. -IS......................................C hopin
M arch e M iltta lre ....................................S c h u b e rt-T a u s ig
F a n ta ls le . op. 17 ................................................. S c h u m a n n
S o iree de V ien n e ....................................... Schubert-Lt.«*zt
B a rc a ro lle ............................................................. R u b in s te in
T a ru n te llo L a m u o tle d e P o r tlc l.............................L la z t
Daniel Frohman having begun to devote
D aly’s T heater to m usical en terta in m en ts w ill
Inaugurate a se ries of m usical afternoons,
with a recital by the young R ussian pianist,
Ossip G abrllowitsch, who will appear there
Thursday afternoon, December 4. One por­
tion of the programme will bo devoted en tire­
ly to Russian com positions. Many prominent
musical and dram atic stars have signified
their desire to hear the p ianist at a tim e
when they are not otherw ise engaged, conc»equently the afternoon will be som ew hat of
a professional character, and probably will
include a reception to the artist on the stage
after the performance.
Carl Venth’s song cycle “ H iaw atha” wjll
be given in M endelssohn H all on Friday af­
ternoon next, with the a ssista n ce of the fo l­
lowing artists; Mrs. L illian Z’ray, soprano;
Isabelle Bouton, contralto; John Young,
tenor, and Julian W alker, basso. Mr. Venlh
will a ss ist at the piano.
Bogea Oumlroff, the B ohem ian baritone,
vvlli give a so n g recital in M endelssohn Hall
The fourth and la st of the se ries of Sun­ on W ednesday afternoon, Decem ber 3. Oumday co n certs a t the .M etropolitan Opera Iroff arrived in th is country la st sum m er and
H ouse, under th e direction of D aniel Froh- im m ediately w en t to N ew port, Ho w a s heard
man, w ill be g iv en th is Sunday a t 8:15 P. M.. in private con certs both th ere and a t Bar
w ith a program m e w hich w ill carry out the Harbor. The Boston Sym phony and the
first announcem ent m ade by Mr. Frohm an, K neisel Q uartet have both engaged him for
that each 0 / these co n certs would posse.ss
esp ecial in te rest and fea tu res not g en erally concerts during the season.
given at such perform ances. As on previous
Miss Maud M acCarthy. the Irish v io lin ist,
occasion s, the W alter D am rosch Orchestra who is to be heard here for the first tim e
w ill render th e in stru m en ta l portion of the with the Philharm onic O rchestra in Carnegie
program m e and the P eo p le’s Choral Union Hall on Friday afternoon and Saturday e v e a of 1,000 sin g ers (Frank Dam rosch, con­ ing, December 5 and 6. made her first ap­
ductor). with Mrs. Shannah CummAngs, so ­ pearance in Boston with the Symphony Or­
prano. and Gwilym M iles, baritone, w ill fur­ chestra in the Brahm s C oncerto. M iss Mac­
nish the vocal part, and be heard in orato­ Carthy is only 19 years of a g e. but has won
rio se lectio n s, part so n g s and Max Brucih’s fame throughout Europe and .Australia. As
can tata of “ F air E llen .” The new sound­ so lo ist v.'lth the Berlin P hilharm onic O rches­
ing board, built esp e cia lly for the Choral tra her su ccess was such th a t she w as en­
Union and its con certs. In the Opera H ouse, gaged for a tour with the band. W ith tbe
w ill be used for the first tim e. The com ­ Philharm onic Orchestra she has chosen the
plete program m e for the even in g is a s fo l­ M endelssohn Concerto for h er first appear­
lows:
ance in this city
Overture. Ol)oron ............................................. Weber
Orche.«tra.
The pupils of Mro. Emma RIchardson-K usSerenarle ............................................... Tschaikow.sky
ter, the p ia n ist, will give an in vitation con­
Mr. .Miles.
cert
at Memorial Hall on T u esd ay evening.
Hymn of Thanks (eld Netherlnn<l r(dk.«cng. arrnng»*<-| by Kresner).
Mrs. K uster will play and sh e w ill have the
Battle Hymn of the IlrpuMIc .......................... Ilowe assistan ce of H enry Clarke, th e baritone, who
Cho: ue.
san g so effectiv ely last week for Mrs. LeR oy.
Arabinn D.'incf.
Solfj's r!ong (from Peer Gynl) ........................Grieg
Orchestra.
A F estiv a l Marss in D by A rthur C laassen
Air from Elijah. Hear Ye. Israel__ Mendeh'.sohn w ill be su n g for the first tim e a t a concert
Mr.s. Cummings.
on
F ebruary 7 at the St. J a m es Church in
Overture-*. 1812 ........................................T.'»chnlkowsky
Mr. W. Leps w ill conduct.
(Commemoration of Napoleon's retreat from Mos- Philadelphia.
Reports from Philadelphia sa y that so lo ists
Orchc-.-ca.
Symphonic poem, Le.s Prelud«-s ........................ Liszt and chorus are very en th u sia stica lly stu d y­
ing
the difficult work.
Ornhe.strt*.
Do, how a ro.se e’er bloojnlng (fifteenth century
The first of the se r ie s of concerts to be
song) ............................................................Practorlus
The Lark’s Song ......................................Mendelssohn offered this season by the M anuscript Socie­
Choru.'i.
P.as de.s Volle.s .......
,.<'hanjJn.'ide ty of New’ York w ill la k e place on Monday
Spring Song ..............................................Mendelssohn evening' at Carnegie Cham ber Music Hall.
Orche.stra.
Fair Ellen, cantata ................................... Max liriich Among the num bers on the program m e will
Mrs. Cummings, Mr. Miles, choru.K and orchcHtra. be a sonata for violin and pian o by Hpward
Brockway, groups of son gs by Adolph FoersP erlee V. J erv is g iv es a piano recital a t ter, Sinding and others, and original compo735 M adison avenue, M anhattan. Frldaj’ ■sitlo n s for the piano by Signor Paolo Galileo,
evening of next week. He w ill have the which w ill be played by th o co m p o serh im so lf.
assista n ce of W illis E. Bacheller, tcuor, in Other a ssistin g so lo ists w ill be Clarence De
the follow in g programme:
Vaux Royer. Adolph P eterson . Dr. H enry G.
Gavotte ................................................ Baoh-St. Siicns H anehett and others. The M anuscript So­
Mr. JtM’vls.
ciety in vites com posers here and In a ll parts
With a Rote. Cloiatorcd Rose, My Ivove.
Edna R. Park o f the country to subm it m anuscripts, either
(Accomp.anicd by composer.)
for exam in ation as to their th eo retica l m er­
Mr. Baohcllcr.
Improvisation. Novc-letto. h otch Poem. March its with referen ce to ad m ission to m em ber­
Wind .......................................................... MacDowell ship in the society, and for perform ance at
Mr. .lervis.
Its con certs during the com ing sea so n . Man­
Romanza. Clelo e Mar (La Gloeonda)....Ponchlcdll u scripts can be sen t to Paul Am brose. 12S
Mr. Bacheller.
Llehestraueme No. 3 ............................................ Liszt E ast S ixteen th street. New York, the name
Norwegian Rrldal Procession ..........................Grieg of the com poser being kept se c r e t when com ­
Rustic of Spring .............................................. SImling position s are se n t for exam ination.
Mr. Jervis.
Moonlight. Anntltama ..............................\ ’on Flelltz
W illiam C. Carl w ill g iv e th e third free
Mr. Bacheller.
Polonaise In E ...................................................... Liszt organ concert o f the fall se ries n ext T ues­
Mr. Jervis.
day evening. N ovem ber 25. a t 8:15 o ’clock,
At the lilano,
Ida How.
in the F ir st P resbyterian Church. F ifth a v e­
The third organ recital in the series at nue and T w elfth street. Mnnhattan. a ssisted
Holy T rin ity w ill be given by Samuel A. by M iss L illian C arllsm ilh, con tralto (re­
Baldwin Monday evening.
at
8:15. Mr. cently returned from P a ris), and Charles
Baldwin will be a.*:sisi.cd by W. Stanley Schuetze. solo harpist of the Philharm onic
M iss CarMsmith w ill sin g the
Grinsted, basso. The program m e w ill bo as Orchestra.
aria, “.Ah R endim i Quel Core." by France.'sco
follow s;
Prelude .'tnd fugue In C minor..........................Each Rossi, and the song. “An Anclen't K in g ” by
Pauioralc In E major....................... Caesar Franck (3oorg H en schel.
Mr. S ch u eu o will piav a
Aria. O God. have mercy, from St. Paul.
Mcndels.‘’.ohn “ Legende,” by Zabel, and an andante by Von
W ilm, for harp and organ. Mr. (Tarrs nuraMr. Grinsted.
S'^natc Pontlflcale .................................. J. L»frnmonp bers include the A m inor son ata by George
Song. The Last Wish..............................................Aht E. W h itin g of
B oston, the prelude to
Mr. Grln.sted.
At. Evenlnrr....................................\ ........ Dudley RticU “ P roserpine” (new ). S a in t-S a en s. nnd se le c ­
Cantlleno Nuj>tliile...................................... q*. Dubois tions by Bach, Franck and C n llaerts.
The
Prelude and fugue on the name Dach..Franz Liszt concert is free to the public, no tick ets beln*^
The fourth rcrital will be .given December required.
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1 by Irvin J. Moi'gan. Mus. Bac., m usical
director Drexel Home. P hiladelphia, and or­
L IN C O L N CARD CLUB.
g an ist F ir st P resbyterian Church, B alti­
The flr.st m eet'ng of the third sea.son of the
more.
Lincoln Card Club was held on Tuesday
evening.,
Novem ber 18. at tho resid en ce of
Two lectu re recita ls w ill be given under
Brooklyn In stitu te auspices n ext week—both Mrs. M. L. K ennington, .366A Monroe street.
in course. On Montilay afternoon a t 4, aL Prizes were won by Mrs. K ennington an<i
the a ssem b ly hall,^ Adolphi C ollege, w ill Miss Maekev and .Mo.s.srs. Sm ith and Starr.
occur the la st In the autum n series on “ Pairs Tho members nttondlng were Mr. and Mrs.
of C lassical and Rom antic Com posers," by •W. S. R ogers. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sm ith Dr. an<i
Dr. H enry G, H anehett, for which .Adolphi Mrs. G iesselm ann. Mr. and Mrs. T. Drum ­
C ollege also stan d s sponsor. Sleihelt and mond. Mr. and Mrs. Tlill. Mrs. O B. D avies.
P leyel: Chopin and Li.-(zt w ill ho considered Miss E. J. Mackey. Mr. and Mr.s. E. W. Starr'
and Dr. H an eh ett w ill h ave the assista n ce Mrs. M. L. K ennington. Charles .A. Evans.
of M iss E. V. Gnzelln, soprano, ancl Mrs.
Snrah B. Paine, pianist. Num bers will be:
Rondo in F Major,^ “ Los P ap lllo n s.” S teiIn o rd e r t h a t
o n e m a y ha ve a n o p p o rtu n ity
belt: Rondo favorl in E fiat major. Ployel:
Scherzo No. 3 in C sharp m inor, Chopin, and o f tr y in g G R A IN -O . th e P u r e G ra in Coffee, w e a r e
the E clogu e, “ Prem ier Annoo de P(?lorinage“ fumlPhlnp th e g ro cerp o f N ew Y’o rk and B ro o k ly n
No. 7, and second ballade in B m inor, Liszt
w ith F R E E SA M PLiC S to give to th e ir e u s to m e rs .
Tuesday m orning at 11 o’clock nt the Art A pk y o u r g r o c e r fo r a sa m p le . I f h e c a n 't su p p ly
G allery, Mrs. Mary G regory Murray will you sen d u s h is n a m e o n a p o s t.il c a rd a n d w e w ill
give the second in her se ries on “ The In­ m a il you F R E E , o n e -h a lf p o u n d p a c k a g e , T H E
terp retation of M usic,” w ith “ M usical E x ­ G E N E S E E P U R E F O O D CO.. L e R o y . N . T .
FREE SANiPLES OF GRAIN'O.
BDDTtISCORESASRCGESS
Popular A m ateur Dramatic So­
ciety Inaugurates Its Tw entieth
Season in Brooklyn.
CLEVER
WORK
BY
PLAYERS.
C riterio n P a c k e d b y a n A p p re c ia ti’T’e
A udience—B o la n d B eed S uccess
B e v iv e d .
The Booth D ram atic S o ciety ra ised th e
curtain on its tw en tieth sea so n a t th e Cri­
terion T h eater la s t n igh t, and n ev er did th e
society score a greater su ccess. N o t a s e a t
in the p layh ouse w as vacan t, and th e la rg e
and fash ion ab le au d ien ce w as m o st appre­
ciative.
Rounds of ap p lause g reeted th e
am ateur p layers, and at the c lo s e o t every
act there were repeated cu rta in ca lls.
"H um bug,” a com edy in th r ee a c ts , v r u
the play of the even in g, and a b etter se le c ­
tion could not have been m ade. I t w ill be
rem em bered th a t it w as one o f the la te R o­
land R eed’s ea rlier su cc esses.
T he pro­
gram m e inform ed th e audience th a t It la
one of the very few m anuscript p la y s la
New York av a ila b le for am ateu r produc­
tion.
The plot o f the p la y cen ters about J a ck
Luster, a lia s W ilh elm Bartz, the poor b u t
en terp risin g son o t a German shoem aker. H e
assu m es the illu strio u s nam e ot L u ster in
order to win the hand and fortune o f A rmlnda Bertram P onsbey. She has a s e n ti­
m ental mind and aristo cra tic lo n g in g s and, in
her endeavor to trap Jack L u ster, co n cea ls
her own hum ble orig in . In tbe play it turns
out th a t she is n oth in g but a butch er’s
daughter.
To m ake ’ thin gs more in te restin g , her
brother, Dick Podds, a com m on fello w , a p ­
pears at odd m om ents w ith an n oying re­
q u ests for m oney. The return of th e head
of the house of L u ster and tho d iscovery
o f the real Jack Luster, in th e person o f
A lbert W orth, furnish additional elem en ts o f
m errim ent and lead up to the grand clim a x
in which all is discovered.
F rancis K elly, who played th e part of the
gllb-tongued im postor, certa in ly m ade the
m ost of h is op p ortu n ities and scored a d e ­
cided h it w ith the audience. H is a tte n tio n
to d eta ils gave a finished portrayal of the
part.
in the role ot Judge Shaw W illiam J. McCahill gave an adm irable im personation of
an aged Jurist. The scene w here he is forced
Into angry d esperation by L u ster In the se c­
ond act was esp e cia lly good and cam e in for
its share of applause.
As the uncultured D ick Podds, th e b u tch er’s
son. H erbert M. B a rrett m ade m uch out of
a sm all part.
.Alphonse F. H urst a s th e
German shoem aker took tho dlfflcult d ia lect
part w ell.
Am ong the w o m en 'th ere w as uniform e x ­
cellen ce.
Mary F arley a s Mrs. Shaw , th e
Judge’s w ife, added a n o th er su c c e ss to h er
rep u tation , and in voice and m ann er por­
trayed the prim litt le wom an.
R ose Blanchfleld in the Ingenue ro le o f
N ettie Shaw, her daughter, played th e p art
with great v ivacity and enjoyed th e h earty
approval of the audience.
As Armlnda Bertram P on sb ey. th e p o etic
butcher’s daughter, Dorothy D earborn d e v d oped much en th u siasm . She gave an ex cel­
lent rendering ot a good part.
The cast a s a w hole w as a ll th a t could
be desired and deserved ail th e applause th e
audience gave. It is good n ew s to h ea r th a t
an oth er perform ance w ill be g iv en n ex t F r i­
day evening.
The ca st w as a s follow s:
..F r a n c l ., K e lly
J a c k I .tis te r..
N ed P .aniFcy.......................................... J a m e s A . G a rv in
JnckF on l . u s t c r ........................................ A r th u r
E . CIa.ua
IMck p o d d ? ........................................ H e r b e r t M , B a r r e t t
Jacn l) I l n r t z ...........................................A lp h o n se
F .H u r s t
JudR o S h a w ...................................... 'tV lllian i J . M cC ah lll
A lb e rt W o rth .............................................. H arrj*
J . O 'N e il
......................................................
G reU
G u s ta v e ......................—
..................M itc.uiVL'iitrll
h elJ G rcusft
A rm ln d a rB e r tr a m P o n s b e y ......... D o ro th y D e a rb o
N o ttlo S h aw .
le B la n c h fle ld
M rs. S h a w ...
.M a ry F a r le y
A N E V E N IN G OF G E B M A N .
B eadingfs, Song: a n d C o n v e rsa tio n a t th e
K lin g e n fe ld C ollege o f M usic.
A reception w as held la s t ev en in g n t the
K llngenfcld C ollege of M usic, 108 H ancock
stree t, as a part of the plan o t the founder,
which is to com bine th e stu d y and p ractice
of both m usic and lan gu age.
V arious , n a ­
tio n s arc chosen and one ev en in g is given to
each in turn. R ecently one ev en in g w as d e­
voted to French m u sic and lite ra tu re. L a st
even in g German culture w as th e topic of a
pleasant three hours for a largo num ber o f
g u ests.
C onversation w as In German. Mrs.
k lln g en fcld read exam ples of German sty le
in both serio u s and hum orous com p osition ,
the form er being a se lectio n from th e poem,
"Joan of Arc," by S ch iller, and th e la tte r ,
"Max nnd M aurice,” by B usch, a popu­
lar hum orist and a r tist.
M iss E. T.
Lannlng san g two m usical s e le c tio n s . Mrs.
K lln gcn feld
accom panying, and A.
V.
Bunker of the facu lty of the co lleg e played
the m andolin solos.
L ittle E la in e Barton
showed talen t in recita tio n .
The n e x t iM *
gangs even in g wi ll b e in Spanish,
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