The evening world., 1888-05-08
MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES.

Mr.. Henry Belden will be orgsnist and director
at the FIRST Presbyterian Church. The choir viii
he u quartet. Congregational singing will also be
q feature.
There will he no change in the fine quartet at the
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Madison avenue
and one Hundred and Twenty-hrst street, where
Miss +. NJ. Spencer is organist.
The Church OF the Covenant will not engage its
choir TIL the autumn, when the new pastor, Rev.
MI. Stalker. will enter on his duties. The organist
will be Mr.. William X. Chapman. the present one.
The Broadway Tabernacle choir Is az follows.
Miss Kate Bissell. soprano; Mrs. l.. F. HardenDerg.
c~ontralto Mr.. Charles II. Clark, tenor; Mr.. H.. R.
Phinny, bass. The organist, AIR. y. n. Penneld,
continues.
At 81. Andrews Church. Harlem. MIR. William
H.. Holt, a well-known English musician, has been
organist since March |. Forty-two voices make
up the supplied choir, auu the hymns are also
sung by the congregation.
st. Peters Church, West Twentieth street, has
engaged Mr.. william c. Hardy as orRanis.. The
soloists are Miss Finch, Soprano; Miss Buckley,
contralto; MIR. Nodyne, tenor; Mr.. Banett, bass.
There will be a large chorus also.
The Collegiate Church choir, Fifth avenue and
Twenty ninth street, has engaged the following
singers: Miss L. G. Barr, soprano; Miss Josephine
IL q 's' 80 - a. =
MIR. II. b. Phinny, bass. Mr.. E. j. Biedermann Is
organist.
Mrs. Henrietta Beebe Lawton's successor as So
prano in the West Presbyterian Church Is Mrs.
Adolf Hartdegen. The other soloisls are Mrs. =.
b. Anderson, contralto; Mr.. william DennIson,
tenor; MIR. T. f. Bushnell, bass. Mr. p. A.
Schneider continues "a organist
The Church OF the Holy Apostles has dispensed
with its second quartet, and Its first, after the
changes, IL composed Of Miss A.. S. Rudd, soprano;
Mrs. Emily r. Newman, contralto; MIR. Albert
Pardo. tenor Mr.. Joseph Jewett, base. The
orRanist, MIR. Charles A. Fuller, remains IN his old
position.
The Brick Presbyterian Church has a double
quartet: sopranos, Miss Louise NJ. Elliott and Miss
VI. 5. Brainerd; altos, Mrs. +. w. Carpenter and
Miss Haynes; tenors, Messrs. II. X. May and f
l. Roy; BASES. Messrs. ID. Robinson and T.
Matthews. Mr.. Ceryi Florio Is the organist ami
director.
The soloists at the Church OF the Holy Spirit are
Miss Lillian Kompf, soprano; Miss Alice Lordner,
conIralto; MIR. Wnttney MocHridge, tenor; MI.
Max Heinrich, bass. Miss Helen Dudley Camp
bell, the former contralto, has gone on the stage.
MIR. Harry Rowe Shelley, the former organist, ID
replaced by MIR. Paola Campiglio.
The Churcn of the Holy Faith, IN Harlem, has
two distinct choirs, both excellent The soloists
at the morning service are Mira Eva Nash, So
prano; Mrs. +. V. Conover, c~ontralto Mr.. T. G.
Davis, tenor; MIR. d. Rembold, bass The organ.
list Is MIR. &. n. Nash. AT Inc evening services the
quartet is Miss Edith Conoyer, soprano; Miss
Thompson, conlralto; Mr.. Neurote, tenor, ant
MIR Lsselle. bass. Miss Braiham is organist.
The Church OF the Divine Paternity will make a
good showing with the following talent: Nine. l.
/ r. de Carlo, soprano, formerly OF 81. Stephens
Catholic Church; Mrs. Helen Luddington, OF thu
=, National Opera Company, contralto; MIR. Andrew
w. Eadle, tenor; Mr.. Emil Sanger, from IN,
Metropolitan Opera Company, bass. A boy chol
Of twelve voices and Il violin and q harp az iustru
mental features OF the sunday evening services
will also be employed. Mr.. Louis Berge will b
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