"The Lamb of God," a Lenten oratorio
by W. W. Gilchrist, will be given in
St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia University,
next Tuesday evening by the University
Chapel Choir. Walter Henry Hall, pro
fessor of choral music at the university,
will direct the choir, which will be aug
mented for this occasion and which will
be assisted by Misses Alice D. Butter- j
field, soprano; Mary Bennett, contralto,
and G. VV. Morgan, organist. Miss Syd
ney Thompson, sister of Vance Thomp
son, will give the narrative to the ac
companiment of music. Miss Thompson
took the part of the angel in Horatio
j Parker's "Dream of Mary."
The oratorio will be given under the
Columbia Institute of Arts and Sciences
j in cooperation with St. Paul's Chapel*,,
Concert for Blind Men's
Improvement Club
The annual concert of the Blind Men'i
Improvement Club of New York will be
held on Saturday everting n* Aeolian
Hall. The program will be nr? ded bv
MIf i Jeannette Vreeland, B0pri?.'0; NoK
man Jollif, barytone; Josle t\.J . violin
ist; John Meldrum, pianist; Dr. William
C. Carl, organist, and Ola Gulledge, ac
companist, all of whom will contribute
their services.
The concert is one of the largest musi
cal events in New York during the year
and receives the hearty support of music
lovers who are Interested In the blind.
Rummage Sale
For House of Rest
A rummage sale for the benefit of the
Hospital and House of Rest for Con
sumptives at Inwood on Hudson will be
held on Tuesday and Wednea-Jay of this
ueek at 51 West Fifty-seventh street.
Among those who will assist are Mni?*
Thomas Ellis Brown, Jr., Gilbert S. B.
Darlington, Charles H. Marshall. J<?rnVy
Lenox Banks, Jr., and Miss Genevlevt
Glendenln.
CLEF CLUB CONCERT.
