The morning times., 1896-10-25

My ALL and "Atshore" Miss Louise
McCartee, of New York, sang, and also
Mrs. c. W. Snyder. Miss Nellie McCartec
rendered selections from various operas on
the piano. Mrs. Lamont sang charmingly
at tile benefit for Mr.. Harry FISK on Friday
afternoon
Mrs Noyes sang The Holy City, last
Church
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins has returned from
Paris. She was the pupil of Nine LaRordc
While abroad. While resident of Palti-
more, previous TO her marriage, she was
pupil of DR.. Kimball. A few years ago sh e
gave several months study 10 religious
! music under the best masters in England
lie concert IN December. Their second and
last will he h heardi in the Columbia Thea ter in
March.
All mandolin guitar and banjo pla yers of
the city are invited TO the studio of Mr.
Arthur +. Yundt at 7:30 on Monday e-rn.
lnSs. These meetings are simply intended
| for musical practice ON the aforementioned
instruments.
Probably the most brilliant local musical
event this city has ever known will be the
Marine Band concert on November / While
The scloistS are not yet decided upon tile
great choruses, accompanied by the hand,
VIII be magnificent features of this con
Messiah" the Anvil Chorus and the cele-
brated choral number from the '.Huguc-
notSr VIII be presented as never before
troduce quite a novelty in musical compost
ton. that will be dubbed "A Musical joke. =
and everything indicates that this perform
ance VIII lie notable occasion.
Prof. Emile E. Mori is now at work on
the composition of a Spanish lyric opera
SnaI ne VIII nave presented by his pupils
Ivi1 E 1he winter season His first usicalc
lth OF November, the second will be on
Ihe 29th Of December at the same nlacc
| Prof Mori is now the basso of the Metro pol. !.
Of this church is as follows: Soprano, Mrs
Gibson OF Rsltimore: contralto. Miss Maj.
Tie tray tenor, Mr.. Marsh. Prof Gales. or.
| ganiSt. S' VI
Mrs. Lamont win be the solist for tho
first concert given by Mr.. William Halev's
| Band. ="
the erection of Prof. Kaspar, are pro
| crossing finely. The membership are on
| thuSiastic over the beauty of the Hymn
with grcal zeal. The society will have
better balanced cliOruscs than I'm former
| seasons, as the male portion of the organ
lzatlon has been strengthened by many
new fine voices.
| Mr.. James Cathell's benefit on December
., Will be under the auspices OF the
knights of Pythias, and the follow ing
Well known musicians will tender their
assistance: Mrs, Kitty Berry. Mr.. James
watson aud Mr. William Conley. The
| Madrids " i'll also be heard in selections
Mrs. Daisy Louise Fox and Miss Florence
| King were recently heard in Georgetown
IN entertainments for church charities
| The Sunday Nf,-ht cIuh ma, ,+ ,ha ,o,
dencc OF Miss Behrend. 412 II street nor, h.
Vest; trio by Hummel was given by
| the club. Mr.. Gebest performed HummeIi,
| concerto and the Cradle Song" from
| Chopin; also Mason's 'Romance." Miss
| keichenback sang two numbers, one by
Hum'nell and the other by choDin. The
closing numbers we're Schubert's Quintet
| and the march from Gounod's Queen of
Sheba," Tonight will be Spoilr even.
| ing. II hen the composition OF Louis Spohr
| Will receive Interpretation by the club.
Mr.. Edw Lovy. one OF the members, is
at work on fugere for two pianos and
} string orchestra.