The morning times., 1896-11-22
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On Wednesday afternoon about one
hundred persons assembled in the studio
parlors of 1I1O street northwest. This
was the first piano and violin recital of a
pupils instructive course, given by Miss
katherine McReynolds and Frauien Fanny
koehle. Those present were pupils, their
parents and a few invited guests. Analyt-
ical and illustrative explanations were Civ
en- OF each selection performed; also brief
talks concerning the composers, and the
were written. The following program was
attentiveiy heard by those present: Mo-
zart's Sonata" major, piano and violin:
an an entertaining paper m on Johann Sebastian
soiu, Bach's gavotte IN b; violin solo,
Loure," in B. by the same author; Miss Nc
Reynolds read short description. Musical
A yalse and a nocturEeiby Chopin: violin
snli, a, cavatina, Raff and Moszko wski's: /: b,
Serenata; Ave Maria, Bach Gounod; a
Meditation sur le premier Prelude de Bach,
Mrs. Wilson has reSuMed her place as
soprano solost IN ihet csoir. of the First
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. William Hamitloh Bayly has re.
signed her position as oreanist in the choir
OF the Church Of the Reformation. Mrs
Barry has accepted this position. Mr. Gil
bert Clark ferccntor- volunteer quartet,
and a chorus of children's voices, at present
furnish music in this church.
A sacred cantata, ..'rh1 Holy city by
Gaul, under the direction Of Mr.. Percy
Foster, will be produced Immediately after
the holidays. This work will be given with
IL chorus of 500 trained vocalisls, an or
cheslra of thirty pieces. a large organ, and
Il piano. The proceeds Will be given to some
well known charity.
The music on Monday night in Calvary
Baptist Church was OF unusual excellence.
Dr. Whitman expressed his delight at the
rendition Of He Shall Feed His Flock"
from The Messiah as IL was sung by
Mesdames Stewart and Evans. Mrs Stew
arts class of sixteen young ladies rendered
80, Holy Father" and the choir of the L
Street Baptist Church. ma agnificcntly voiced
Earth and Heaven
The music at the funeral Of Past Com
mander BrulnInet was very impressive. II
was rendered by the Washington Com
mandery Quartet: Messrs Mcfarland,
Pear PearsCn, Johnston ana ca Rice; The seisc, lee,
Way and abide With Me- by Henry
Bradley.
Church: Mathis, l a. m; Langdon's yrntc,
smart's Tc Deum in F, and Ellio,ts AN
them, 20 Most Mercilul, o Most ,Rnunrifui
God" Evensong, I:3O y. ni.; King Halls
Magnifca, and Nunc Dmitus. In Z fiat,
and Barnby's anthem, Lo, Days Golden
Glory Declineth."
ST. Aloysius' choir Will render Siias' prize
mass, and for offertory Gounod's Ave
Maria"
on Thanksgiving Day at the First Pres
bytcrian Church the following nnthcm
will be sung by the choir; DR.. Vincent's
The Eyes Of An Wait on Thee AMI Sir
John Steiner's ''Ye Shall Dwell i'll the
Land" Music at st. Paul's will include
Langdon's Benedicte IN F, 'Juhilatc Dco.''
Cramcr's Communion Service IN T. flat, and
Callcott's anthem, Thou Visitcsu the
Earth and Biessest tt
Mrs Watson Smith viii sing for the
morning offertory at st. Andrews Tor
renti's ''Show Me Thy Ways, o Lord" At
cvcnsong the chorus chor will render DR.
j Clarke Whitfield's Il Will lift up mine
eyes Thanksgiving Day Dudley Bucks
TIE peun,' in Il nlinor, Arthur suilivanS
Jubilate in ID, and Caleb Shippers an
them, Let US thank the Lord, our God
Tuesda night he monthly meeting IL the
Potomac Litern cub was held at the resi-
dcncc OF Mr.. S. c. 8crjamin. No. 500 Sey-
enin street northwrs' Mr.. II H lioli..
Miss Emma Nightingale diSpla yed Il mezZo
voice of good. d.qualit J in fartridge's 'Gonld
] but dream again" and Lconore, from
tnefrcnct. Miss Constance HurwOrtn met an
enthusiastic reception in irr whistlng sc-
lcctions. Including the Chariot Race aud
Asleep in Babyland' Mr.. Harry STRAIT
tours piano solos Were Chopin's ''Polon-
aise" umilitairet and Goddard's second
Nazourka.'' Mrs. J. s. Feistcr sang Uncle
john and when, Y an anti II Mere Young,
IL W
Clarke, Harney Player. X. NJ. Mckee
wercthe mem Ders of rue male uud rtcu. VINO.
onrecall after The Sword Of Bunker HUI
gave Silence" The soprano solo OF Miss
Daisy o'Neai was The Sweetest Story
Ever Told"
The musical and litefars entertainment
for the benefit OF the First NJ. r Church mt
McCauley's Hall on Wedncsday evening was
a great success. Variations from Faust
was The piano dGnt OF Nrs rtsGsrG and
tenor solo, Mr.. W. J Palmer: contral,o
solos, .Geneyieye" and i fanpot Sing the
core"A Little Girl Like Me- Mr.. EL
phonzo Youngs gave cornct selections.
Messrs. William E. TODD. A. Landvotet.
members of the Ommiad Quartet. Nannah's
Good bye, Sweet Day contralto solo.
Mrs. Ada ober Leech: Matters Non
e YER baritone solo, Nj. John Shields.
Mrs. II. Meade Smith delighted the audi
encc with The Flower Girl and :. Dream.
ing of Love from The Princess Bonnie. =
rrof. ). Clements gave banjo solos, tnd
Miss Minnie Bailey was the pianist.
The male chorus of sixty voices that will
he an especial feature in the musical ser
vices OF the coming Sunday school convci-
ton OF the District, that meets this week.
have been under the direction of Mr.: Percy
$. Foster. They Will also contribute pa
triotic selections on December 3 at the
Republican ratification jubilee.
The Unity Club 1875, met AT the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ergood, No l street nuith-
west. In addition To "Reminiscences of
the Rhine" by f. b. Hay. the music was
% Emi Nor MTrs"l sans the u basse ss" aria % from Ell
tah," and Mr.. W. T. Southland repeated his
AleXandrian success of Tuesday night III
his Waggner-Li.szt arrangemssnt Of Tam
"Cavitina," and the little Masters Eduard
and Clinton Ballinger captured all hearts
by their vocal and Instrumental efforts.
AT reception rendered the pastor of the
Presbyterian church in lexington Miss
Grace Aitschu sang 'Ecstacy.. walt
Song, and My Dainty Little Love" Mr..
Warren Young gave several barytonc solos.
Mrs. G; X. Stewart rendered various Sc
!ections from Carmen" recently NJ the
North Church, on street, at a social cI,
tertainment. Thursday night. at the i
Street Baptist Church. she gave by special
request Christ Is ALI in All"
Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry. Miss Mary
Walk and the Kamptown soshul Glec Club
gave the musical features OF the closing
entertainment of St Paul's Church fair.
This very successful charitabl. venture
closed last night.
The Musical Topics Club meets every other
Saturday in the studio of Miss Amy Leayitt.
There is query box where int rrogations
are placed during the week, and answers
are given or considered at the optnmccungs.
Prof Du Shane Coward is said to be
organizing q local opera company lie has
resigned his position as director If The
choir of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church.
Rehearsals are in progress for Il sacred
opera entitled, "Christoph: or, The Power
OF the Cross" This work is to be present
ed in the Universalist Church the latter part
of January, l S91. The music is the com
position of Prof. Emile Christiani. IL is
revised from an old German legend and
dramatized by Miss Elizabeth Tyler. Mrs.
w. Christiani will sing the part Of Mar
puaritp and Mr. Gust T. Schnr Samunl a