The decoration Is in recognition of
Mi Martinelll s talents and of the use (
to which he has put them In assisting
the Italian poor In America, the special i
occasion being the fourth annual con
cert given In Jersey City by the Pante
Allghierl Society, to which Mr. Mar-i
tinelll has given his services In aid of a j
ospltal fund. After "Pagllaccl" Mr.
Martineill will sing only once more at!
the opera in New York this season.
MME. JULIA CULP IN
'REQUEST' PROGRAMME
Mine lulla ' * n I p. Dutch mezzo-con
tralto, who has not been heard here In
*?' veral season* will give a "request"
programme Aeolian Hall lhi? after
noon aw follows: Adelaide, Beethoven;
Im Abcndrot, Pia Post, An dl? ljiutc,
II ? ? -
mme . olga Samaroff
in Piano recitai
aeolian hall.
Ave Maria, Shubert; Nuit d'etolles, De
bussy; Pendant le bal, Tschalkovsky;
Le chero Maison, E. Jaques Dalcrosse ;
O ma tendre musette. Mignonette. Wock
erlin ; Japanese Death Song, Earl Cran
ston Sharpe; Come Again, Sweet Love,
old English : When I Bring You Colored
Toys, Carpenter : The Cottage Maid.
Beethoven: Geluckig Faderland, old
Dutch folksong; Dutch serenade. S. de
Langc. Conrad Bos will be at the piano.
? ? ?
Ernest Dohnanyl will be the soloist
at the National Symphony concert In
Carnegie Ilall this evening and Tues
day afternoon. He will play Beethoven a
piano concerto In E flat, "Emperor."
The orchestral number." will be the
"Bartered Bride'' overture of Smetana
and Tschalkovsky's Fourth Symphony.
