The morning times., 1895-12-08
MUSICAL NOTES.

At the f Street Baptist Church this
morning Mrs. Stewart will sing The
Voyage" the music OF which is the COM
position of Mr. Percy 8. Foster and the
words are by Mr.. Carleton Hughes. 1t
was given for the first time at the last
rehearsal of the Moody choir.
At st. Stephens on Christmas Day the
following song service will be rendered:
Warmers '"Te Deum,' Bucks tubilate,
Teach me Thy ways, Lord" by Tor
rent. Miss Draper VIII sing the ofrertory.
At the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception today the choir Will render schu-
bert's mass in B fiat. 1t will be Its first
presentation In this city.
Mr.. Henry White, musical publisher, an
nounces two new compositions by local mu-
sicians, "Rialto March," Walter Wilinuth;
"Jonadab March," by Reynolds and PICK
erell. Messrs. Droop & Sons, October
Morning." by Thorald Jerichan; &c. y. and
/. College MaZurka," by Carrie 8. Liggett.
While "The Athlete March," by Fanciuili,
is dedicated and sold at the c. A. Clair
and carnival.
Messrs Sanders & stayman gave an
organ to the teachers bazaar, and hand
EOlllt IiusiC ooA W ob- fiii.tiAt ~ i'hN'%
Asylum fair.
The Moody choir have been invited 10
participate in the great temperance mass
meeting that will be conducted about the
middle of this month III this city by John
q. Woolley.
There will be n Christmas cantata en-
titled "st. Nicholas given about the 9th
of this month at the E-street Baptist Church
for the benefit of the SuDday-school music
fund.
The musical program of the Unity Club
held on Wednesday at the Liichfieid was
of great excellence. Mrs. Daisy l. Fox
executed Greig's "Coucerto' for the piano
in a mastery manner. Mrs Fox was one
of WashinCton's pianists who won special
distinction at the Columbian Exposition.
Miss May L. Corey, accompanied by Mr..
Ward, gave "Rosemonde.' Miss Bcrtic
Reicheuback sang two numbers with violin
obligato, accompanied by Miss Ulke on
piano, Miss Florence Henri King on the
violin.
The Christmas music of the Sixteenth
Street Baptist Church VIII be contributed
by the members of the Capital Glee Club
aud the RubeDstein.
MIs. Ntliit MttuItnss hDOWb ~ Op'labAS
fame as Helen Lamont, is In the city.
Miss Hester Armstrong is the seccnd
pupil Of Mrs. ii ii. Mills, who has gone
upon the stage, Miss Armstrong is young,
and has a good contralto voice. She has
been a member OF Epiphany Church choir
ard the Choral Society. Fer last public ap-
pearance here was In Mrs. Mills pupils
concert. Her numbers, He was a Prince"
and Kept In" were heartily applauded
Oh that occasion.
Mrs. F. L. BarriDger intends giving q
series OF monthly mus siCales after the holl-
days for the benefit of her pupils and their
friends, at her studio, No. 1893 Q street
northwest.
The opera "Pinafore' will be produced
by Prof. George W Lawrence and his vocal
pupils early in February. Prof. Lawrence
has quite a number of talented pupils who
will no doubt reflect great credit on him
ss a teacher. The chorus will be selected
with great care and will number forty
voices.
Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry has been
re-engaged as soprano soloist at st. Alloy
sius' IN place of MISS Cecilia Murphy, who
resigned that position last week.
Mr.. A. B. Fennell, tenor, and Mr. Frank
Reside, barytone, will assist the regular
choir at the Holy Trinity Church, George
town, on Christmas day.
This mornings music at st. Stephens
will include Tours "Te Deum'' and oake-
ley's "BeDedictus." Miss Draper will
sing during the offertoTy The Saviours
Promise DR.. Caufields prologue for
the organ will be Kulak's "Pastorale;;'
Dosflulp will he HanIpl'S - Fixed I'm His
Everlasting Seat" arranged by Best. In
the evening Master Henry Talmadge Will
render the solo parts il sheliy's king
OF Love"