The morning times., 1896-11-29
Music Notes.

Music lN0teS.
Music for st. Aloysus' for high mass at
II a.. M. VIII be Haydn's m ass, No. 8,
For vesper services, Wilcox's Vespers,
Wizards "Masniiicat" and .:Salye Re-,
gina" 20, Sulutaris," an alto solo,
and Millard's "TanLum Ergo" -
ST. Paups Episto opal Church, for Matins,.
service Gregorian "Venite" and "Bene-
MacFarren's anthem. drop Down, Ye
Heavens" Evensong, 7:30 p. m., Gregorian
''Bonum EST and Deus
Miss Blanche Rueckert will give par
lOr musicale at her residence, 1857 Four
teenth street northwest, On Thursday even
ert, by special request, sang The Holy
City, during the oIfeftbry at tile Church
or the Reformation. Hsr recent solo, &C
companied n by a violin nbliga,o. as given
Daughters of the Revolution, Were the es-
pecialy delightful features OF chat occa-
sion.
I Mrs. A. ]. King, of Denver, n musician Of
high auaininents, viii shortly be enter
tanned by Mrs. Warren wife of Senator
Warren, of Wyoming.
Mes Elliott stewart has resigned from
the + Street Baptist Church choir. She
was the contralto OF the quartet there. She
g;lior. In the Presbyterian Church corner
OF. Third and / streets northwest
The Madrids contributed several num-
bersduringt the evenin g9f;Miss nicForbes'
| dramatic recital ON Frfday evening at Car
roll Institute Hall. PTpri$ Frank Gcbest
brilliantly executed GhSpin,s Polonaisg rhn In
Bind M"ti1er's e tIse Song" " ffom '.Giacsnda, :"
| and Tunison's Song Of Heart
| its old order of music. A precentor and
| an organist will guide the congregation
| in praise service.
st. Andrews Day will be observed at
| ST. PauI's Episcopal Church, special ser
| vice for the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew
tomorrow (MOnday) evening at p. IN.
Tonight the Washington Concert Band,
| composed OF tlirty-five musicians, Mr.. Will
| A. Haley, leader, viii be heard at the Ma
! tionaI. Mrs. Iattie Meade Smith will sing
| and Mr.. II. a. Stone will be the trombone
| sUoist. --.--.------,-.----
Aninformal musicale given by Mrs. Dan
| nehower, was held on Wednesday evening z
| at the Fredonia. Nine. DAILY sang the
nsGng sn Of aoIs Heat soby by he.
Russian Mn gh hingale." Mrs. X. r.
Berry saqg % very effectively Ia selection from
paniment. Mrs. Gorfam gave several
numbers ON the banjo. Mfr. Waterman was
the tenor soloist, and Mime. and Master
entitled .Dic Mule in Schatzland." A
very elaborate collation. was served later
| in the evening. The parlors during the
c ence OF appreciative and distinguished
| guests.
| An evening with Tom Moore will be held
| in GonZaga Hall the 1th OF December
| This concert and literary entertainment
| will be given for the beneTit OF the poor OF
st; Aloysius' parish: Hon. D.. l. Murphy
| will deliver an address on Tom Moore.
| Those who will contribute to the music
| wiifbe Messrs Rebstock, Mosher; Mesdames
Daly, Wilmarth; the slssss Wood, Esputa,
| and Miss Helen Colhoun, reader. Mt.
| william Conley will furnish his character
| sketches, and Nine. DAILY will be musical
| direcress. Miss Jennie Glennan, accom-
pamlst., The two brilliant Juveniles. Miss
will also do some dainty work.
| Dudley Bucks TIE Dcum'' was very
| finely sung on Thanksgiving day at St.
PANS English Lutheran Church. The
| quartet choir consisted OF Miss Edna Doe,
| soprano; Miss Clara Corby, contralto, Mr..
| Skerrett, tenor: Mr.. B. +. Myers, basso and
| director; Mr.. Thomas. organist.
To-day at St Patrick's Miss Blanche Mat
| tingiy will sing Mascheronl's Ave Maria, y
accompanied by violin ohiigato by Mr. Sol
| Minister. Webers mass in e will also he
| given at the morning service. Nespers will
| include GreGorian chants. Signor Mama
| Will sing GiorZa's "MaEnificat and Webb S
| Alma Redeniptorts,' solo and chorus.
| wednesday evening was sdeiightfully spent
| by the ladies of the Southern Relief Associa
ton. The following impromptu program
| was heartily. enjoyed by those present:
| Piano solo, Miss Adams; -fierrot." vocal
SOLO n Ellen S1u;ItA Model s1,a,Ssr Sermon se
| Chapel in the Mountains" Jean Frantz;
The Quaker Sinncr, recitation; N. Ellen
Stuart, Miss Cottrell sang 'Bo5olink,v and
| responded to an encore. "A Story With
out an End Marie Manning; pantoniinic,
| Nearer, My God TO Thee" Sue II. Davis,
| accompanied by piano. and song by Miss
| Stuart. Miss Clifford reused gfeat cnthusi.
asIu with her brilliant rendition OF . Dixie "
| Anna May Baconis young pianist whose
work is deserving more than simply men
| ton. The childS rendition and interpreta-
| ton of great omposcrS, masterpieces is re-
markable On Thanksgi wing Day at an in,
| formal gathering ih the home OF Mr. and
| Mrs. McCreary. 1904 B street southeast,
| this little lady gave one OF Mozart's sym
| pnouies and a difficult variation. with the
ease and sympathetic understanding of an
Old student. The Misses stuckiers sang
Harp of the Wind as a duet, accom- pa
MED by Miss Bacon. Mr.. Sterling and Lieut..
jacobson gave whistling selections, accom-
panied by Mr. John Morrison.
Reneursals were held Tuesday morning
anu evening for the grand sacred concerts
| siiorti to be :naugurated in Washington.
| TwenIy-elght musicians met in the fore
| ;Ioon lor rehearsal Of orchestra, under the
| direction OF Mr.. Donch. Their orchestral
accompaniment will include forty musicians
| when the final perform noes are attained
| Frof. Mama drilled his immense chorus in
| tine evening Indications favorable fpl
fine musical events when these concerts are
given.
Miss Cottrell will sing at the nextmeeting
of the Potomac Literary Club.
Saturday, December 8, the Saturday
Oscar Krutz. This gentleman held a
largely attended reception yesterday after
noon from 4 to 6. The scene was bril-
liant. His beautiful studio was well filled
The Monday Afternoon Club met at the
residence OF Miss Mabel Brown. The com
read u paper on the life of Schubert. Miss
| Brown gave one of his '.Impromptus' as n
piano solo; Miss Grace Altschu sang Mgr.
| garet at the Spinning Wheel Miss Wah.y
rendered WHO is Sylvan"
Mr.. Arthur Middleton will give a basso
service The fhanSsgiving s Day Day music mus ie Viii
be repeated. J
Miss Florence McNeny has resigned the
position of leading contralto in tine Firs,
Congregational Church. Mrs. Laura Eel
johnson is singing in the choir at present
Miss Alice Judson filled the place al
lotted Mrs. Noyes on Friday evening ii
Carroll Institute Hall. Mr.. Edward Lovy
delighted the audience with Handel.
'Largo,' substituting for Mr.. Nolan, who
was too i'll to appear. -.