Identification caveat. This event documents Modeste Abdallah Guillaume / G. M. Abda'llah as named in the source. Whether that man is the "Abdullah" Neville Goddard described as his teacher is not settled — see documentation/ABDULLAH-DISPUTE.md. Per the governing rule, neither the identification nor its rejection is asserted as fact here; a null verdict is a legitimate outcome and a wrong identification is worse than none.

Previews a People's Choral Society Concert on March 26 (year 1914 per clipping/related The Crisis report) in which Guillaume/Abdullah is rehearsing/performing. No existing event in the window documents this specific concert (the nearby #709/#934 entries are general 1914 status entries, not this conc

Derived from dated newspaper clipping(s): apisync:posts/the-abdullah-investigation-the-hidden-teacher-of-neville-goddard-part-4-abdullah/img-39.jpg. Curated 2026-08-17 against the existing event set; not independently re-verified against a primary source.

Primary source (node:4144, The Crisis Vol 8 No 2, June 1914): eighth concert of the People's Choral Society of Philadelphia (100+ voices, all-colored-composer program), at Musical Fund Hall, directed by Alfred J. Hill; Guillaume performed as baritone soloist alongside the W. H. Cole Trio (Mildred M. Cole, piano; Harry F. Cole, violin; W. H. Cole, cello), with accompanists Elizabeth Benson and Blanche Poole.