The morning times., 1896-12-13

for st loseph's Church. She will be as
sisted by Nine. Daly and Miss Espata ON
that occasion. Miss Joyce Is organist and
director OF st. Joseph's.
The Mississippi state Association met at
lI19 street northwest. The musical
features were OF unusual brilllncy. Miss
X McReynolds and FraGlein KUehle gave
the following selections on violin and
!lno mo-; SINGERS "Romaaha, H2adsrs
Hermans Land of MY Dreams were
Sklliruily interpreted by Mmn. Dagny Roi-
land and MesSrs. Gaisburg and Gunknel, on
vloin, piano and cornet.
Miss Grace AltSchu sang The Ninety and
Nine On Wednesday evening at the Con
greEatiOnai Church. Thursday night at he
Foundry she rendered Fear OF, o Israeli
The Mozart Club, under the skilfu leader
ship Of M, M H. Hunter, is n,g gaining new Ha,,
OF Georgetown their varied program save
much pleasure Selections by, The Mozart
over the Hills 'Massa's in the Cold
| Ground by a male cLorus; When bay
lights Going" from La somnambula,,
Bennetts Come Live WIN Ne, ana
MercadanteS Earth and Heaven. Other
pleasing numbers were given by Masters
Ed and Clinton Balinger and Geibcl scodble
quartet, by Messrs. Beck, Cooley Cole and
Barber, Mesdames Beck and Lippitt, the
Misses Dodge and Smith. Meadow Song
was a female chorus; Mrs. D. Olin Leech
sang an alto solo and Mr.; Gilbert CLARK
gave Il baritone song with expression and
| power.
Ma ster Norman DAILY bids fair to become
| IN time q wonderful pianist. Musical
| talent IN his case is by direct inheritance.
! His grandfather, John Esputa, was famous
| musician, his mother, Nine: Daly, needs
| no comment here, her abilities are too
well known. Her wOmanly kindlineSs, how
ever, is remarkable, for she is always
! prompt to assist III charitable undertakings,
| and to give assistance and recognition to
, young artists among our local musicians.
| At the feast of the immaculate Con-
| Ceptlon, celebrated for several days in
! the church of that name, Mrs. Stewart sang
Milards .'Benedictus' and MarZio's 20,
salutaris." Miss, c. Sulli van render
| GounodBach Ave Maria,'' with violin
obligato by Miss Bertha Lucas; Mr.. A. d.
| Mayo, organism
| Moore's melodies will gain new hold
on public att ention by the delightful
rendition of two familiar gems. ON Fri
Rose of Summer (while the public has
+! had many arrangements of its exquisite
strains). is rarely heard as a duet for
md Miss MerleBsputa sang this, and Be
I, lieve Me, If All Those Endearing Charms"
as duos on the 11th instant, and invested
| these delicious old songs WITH new
4, charm.
| Mrs. Keppler rendered Palm Branches
| as cornet Solo during the convention of
| the W. c. T. U. at the Foundry Church.
Nine. Daily was the guest of honor at a
| card party given by Mrs. Bryant at the
| National Hotel. After the game was con-
| Guided Nine. DAILY favored the guests with
| a number of songs Miss NJ. Esputa sang
the Aria from Carmen in very
| artistic manner.
The music at st. Matthew's Church today
| Will be as follows: At the Il "a. M.
| services, "Asperges Me. By Pecher: ciou-
mods messe sole III nelle, "St. Gee ilia;"
before the sermon, "veni Creator" tenor
solo and Chorus, by Gounod. ard at the
offertory, Creator Alma Siderum,'' by
| Bragg, a contralto solo with violin obli-
| cato, Mrs. M. w. Martin soloist, Miss
| Kertha Lucas violnist.S Vespers at D. M
Tie psalms will be selected from Merca-
dantes and Giorza's vespers. The hymns
| will he "Ave. Maria,' soprano solo,
Miss p. ponath soloist; Ave Regina. a
| quartet by Marsden; 20 Salutaris.
| basso solo, by Harget. Mr.. John II. Nolan
| solost: Silas' 'Tantum Ergo" for tenor
/ solo and chorus. Mr. William II. Burnett
soiost; Gregorian "Laudate Dominum. -
Miss Jennie Glennan organist. L. e.
Cannon director.