The morning times., 1896-11-01
Notes
of Choirs
and
Musical
Clubs.

The following musical service will be
given at st. Mary's Church today: La
Hache's ..Asperges Me-" BeeIhoyen's mass
in c; Diabelli's ''Jubilate Deo.' for Of
ierbory, sung by soprano soloist ana the
choir, ana Aioderatl'S 'Laudate nOminuIn;"
nigh mass ut 1880 a. m; vespers ut 80
=. m; Marcos Vespers and Maenificat
No. !, Buck .'Salve Keglna;' taIto soio,l
SAINT, ,saens' 20 salutaris:' Riga's Tan
tuin Ergo, and MOderatfs "Lauiate Do
minun. hiiss Cecilia Murphy, soprano; Miss
Margaret Eichhorn, contIalto: Mr.. Alex
anirr Mosher, tenor; Mr.. Frank kebstock,
lam WaIdecKer.
The musical part of n miscellaneous prp-
gram recently given in Trinity Parish Hall
was of unusual excellence. The Dixie
quartet met win heartiestapprov Messrs.
+. IL. Poston. A. Il. Leet. George T. Cox
ana w. A. johnson Were the members and
audience present. Miss Goodwin sang
Meyer -Helmuu's ''Canzonetta" and Bene-
diets The Carnival or Venice" also a
lighter melody in response to an encore.
Mr.. Arthur ID. Mayo's Instruments al numbers
were Verdi -LisZl's ''Rigolctto." and Licb-
line's waltz in f fiat. Mr.. Keeling rendered
uos;,s pos, ."Good-by,, Summer" and Dudley
from Concerto" and Hauser's 'Wiegeniicd''
opus |, were the brilliantly executed
No!in solos OF Mr.. F'itzhugh Goldsborough
The Moody choir entered enthusiastic
al y On their reh hearsal of the grand chorus,s
they VIII present mt Maestro FanciulH's
great concert on the 11th instant The
HaiieluJah chorus OF the Messiah VIII he
given with the vocal strength of four hun
ureu voices on that occasion.
Mr.. Frederick Crosby. since the death Of
DR.. Harry Sherman, is The musical director
"i -. lmr,hhs' Tie IoiivWlns - the per
sonnel of this choir Soprano. Miss Grace
Mccullough; contralto, Miss Eleanor Sim
9hds: tenor, Mr.. c. +. Crosby: basSo, Mr..
Z. L. Myers; Miss Fanny Ware, Organist.
by the Grand Lodge. u. G.. to Benjamin b.
French Lodge No. 10 The musical fca-
,ures were contributed by Messrs. McFar-
land; land Miller; Turpin, Pearson, Johnston,
Macleod, accompanist. The following
Program was highly appreciated: In Voc;il
CoInbat," Buck: "Hue Bells Of Scotland"
The Cannihal Idyl," and Fairland's Sons
The Friday Morning Music Club will
nold IT'S first meeting about the middle OF
This month. Mrs. King is the musical
ulrectress, and Miss Bradley president.
Recitals of compositions for violin and
piano VIII be given III the music room of
the Washington CUB, No. ITO street on
November 10. December ! and January -.
These musicales VIII occur in he afternoon
OF these dates and VIII he conducted by Mr.
hermann &. Rakemann. The piani>ts Will
be Mrs. King and Miss BeStor.
Next Thursday evening al visitation to
Lafa yette Lodge, No. 10, after a lecture by
Mr. L h. Hay on his foreign tour the lodge
etwillsingtheseselccti Lamothc's
Breeze Of the Night and DcMabellc's
w hrn Tnev RING Jn,. Golden Bills tpr lu
and Me" Mcssrs william u. Mcfarland,
III 4 Pearson I = Il1HETugr y
Eicecomposeth ethelodgeG quartet acc ompanist.
Mr.. J W. Cheney. Mr.. Eugene Coffin will
render several saXophoDe solos and Mr.
Mcfarland will give Fro,"rc's "Leonorr d"
Miss Dayelle Taylor is the soprano solo
ist uf the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
Miss Tayl"r's voice is pure, flexible and
OF good range She has frequently been
heard III church and concert, and has
always given satisractim 10y her cen
scientiuus yet graceful work. Size has re
Gently been paid pretty COMPLIMENT in
the aedication to her OF a dainty Little
song by Miss Minnie Bailey.
On November the Church Of the Refor
maticn VIII have III the lecture room IN
Evening with TennySun. Miss simOnds,
Mr; skerret,, Mr. Gerry. and Miss Taylor
VIII sing melodies, to which musicians have
accorded the great poets words. Miss 81
uonds will give BisChoff'S arrangement of
Break, Break! BIcik.' Miss Ia ylur VIII
Itutti NItSsiltS lh' i's'i.
Miss Minnie Bailey. weILknowu in musical
circles as Il Skillful pianist and urcanis,,
has now In press quite number of musical
are by herself and "A Little Girl Like
Me-" dedicated L. Miss DaiSy Taylor. VIII
>hnrtly he Immensely popular, as an encore
song. "A Year Ago" cuntralto solo.
l. adapted iur Miss + FLORENCE McAelIey'sl 10 W
tones. '.Entrcaty" waltz song is in
tended for Mrs: Ii, Meads smith and the
Sailors Toast" VIII probably also wear on
its title page apprccEttlve tribute to some
masculine singer i'll the city.
Millard's Ave verum,' was sung at the
Guriey Memorial Church las! SUNDAY even
ing by Miss Jeanette Ray.
The Vaughn class uT the Calvary Baptist
Church viii give their sixth annual con
cert i'll the lecture room, corner of Eighth
and II streets northwest, Friday evening.
The Madrids will give two nnInbcrS- other
musical talent secured Will be Miss Alice
Judson, Miss Ella knight. Pauline l>snau.
Messrs. john ii. Nolan, Frank GebeSt, vii
liam Mcfarland and DR.. F A. Swartout
CornetSt. Mr. David Bangs and Miss Helen
Colhoun. readers, Will also take part.
Messrs. SALESMAN and De Ford are busy
conducting rehearSais OF the opera Cf
at work on the composition of a '.Iuhilate''
and ''Te Dcun." that will he sung by the
choir of the church Of Our Saviour, brook
land.
He shall feed his flock from the Mes
siah, was sung at the New York Avenue
Church last Sunday. Mrs. Moves also
gave an effective solo from the same ora
torio in the Calvary Baptist at the morn
ing service.
The Mozart Club held its regular meet
ing on Monday evening last AT the home
of Miss rodge. No. 215 Ninth street south
east. The attendance was unusually large.
twenty-nine members eing present. The
rehearsal was very satisfactory and note
worthy on account of the enthusiasm with
wnicn the members took up the different
selections and the intelligent manner in
which they interpreted the leaders direc-
tions. The date Of the concert for which
preparation is being made was changed
TO Tuesday evening, December <, 1896
After The rehearsal nj this meeting the
members were entertained with a bari
tone sol" by Dr. n. l.. Barnes, who was
present by invitation. and n soprano SOLO
by Miss Mary W. Carter. who has re-
Gently renewed her membership in the
club after having teen absent from its
meetings for two or three years.
Miss Alice Judson will sing q chanson
'r"." tic"Ii.us IomeO ct Juiic.'' Oh Nc
vember 6.