The morning times., 1896-03-29


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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
The Hamline NJ. e. Church choir is very
busy with Is Easter program. Today they
viii render Baumbach's new '"Fe Deum,,,'
sing The Palms. This choir Is attaining
splendid results under the directorship OF
Mr.. j. Arthur Rose.
The Church of the Reformation win have
adouble quartet on Easter Sunday and three
vlollnists. This morning they Will sing
'Jerusaiem, arranged as u quartet; The
Palms, and Shclly's God is Love" Mr..
Eugene Stevens, who, when a resident
here was so popular i'll musical circles, will
visit the city during the Easter holidays
and sing with the choir Of this church.
He was for some time its baSso solOist.
At St Paul's tCatholfc) Church, The
Palms VIII be sung, arranged Tor male
quartet.
Prof. Rueckert has recently been engaged
as musical director for the Eutaw Street
Methodist Church in baltimore.
This morning at st. Marks Lutheran
Church Miss Blanche Rueckert Will sing
THE Palms,
Miss YewelI was alto soloist at the enter.
tainnIent given at the First Baptist Church
on the 9th inst.
The Rubenstein Club has accepted a num-
Der ofappliCants. Tie follOw wing names were
enroileu as new members at their last meet
ing: Mesdames Yates, Brooke, Dodge,
DAWSON, johnson, Appleman, and Misses
ViCkar Rose, Edmonston, Hall, Tasker,
Lippmcott and Davis. This ladies organiZa-
utli Is now rehearsIng three times u week
in preparation for the coming concert.
Prof. N. Du Shane Coward will sing
The Palms at the Baptist Church, corner
OF Sixteenth and o streets. today. This
splendid choir is giving great attention to
It's Easter music.
The musical and dramatic recital planned
by Mr.. Williams Pearnlan and Miss Wilson
is now postponed until the 14th OF April.
Miss Wilson Is meeting with great success
on her Southern tour.
Today at the Calvary Baptist Church the
musical program VIII be entirely gwen by
the Sunday school pupils: ROsslm.s s great
chorus The God of israel and Marchetti's
s Va Maria - Hnl(mR the selections tD
be rendered. The last number viii be for
female voices.
Prof. Gebest was the artistic pianist
who enterta ned number OF guests at
the residence OF Mrs. Prinde, on Iowa
circle. His selections were LISTS march
from "Tannhauser' and Chopm's I'm
pTOmptu'
rarker's anthem, Jerusalem, I" will be
rendered by the vested choiE or 81. Pauls
Episcopal Church this morning; also Land
| The anthem Come, Holy Ghost, Our SOUS
Inspire by Atwood.
Miss Dayele Taylor delighted a large
! duion of Sing Heigh-ho'' received
rapturous encore, and she made a happy
hit IN responding With Kissed Her III tne
| with pleasing effect "GoOd-byc, sweet
| Day." Mr. George Eiibrdge was hea rtily
| greeted and gave = Thou Knowest Not and
! Far Away" Miss Lillian SeftonS solos,
/ For the Sake of the Easi' and Come to
| My Heart We're also well received. The
| occasion was the meeting OF the Short
| Story Club.
Nine Days pupils musicale was lie
| lightful event to all who attended, as at
| tested by their hearty appreciation. MIR.
! Carl Stodder sang The Palms" Miss
| Merle Esputa surpassed all her previous
| and her S=IpCtlOnS were ambitious
numbers for so young Il singer. She was
heard in "Lola's Song from "Cavaliera
'.Faust'' and brilliant Waltz Song" by
Mattel. Miss Mary Miller pleased with
The Spider and the Fly and Happy
Birds Nine. DAILY was the recipient of
| applause and bouquets. Her plains of
Pea ce,'' Something Sweet to Tell You"
and Fiddle and 1" were accorded yo-
| ciferous encores.
| Ceived with tGmultuouS demonstra tions OF
| favor at G.. A. X. concert recently on
Capitol Hill. He rendered Margareta"
and Then You Will Remember Me- from
| Balfe's Bohemian Girl" Miss Margaret
Koontz plea sed with Whisper and | Shall
Heed and The Fiddle and l." Both
| songs were ACCOMPANIED with violin OBJ
| Hgatos by Mr.. Willie Raab.
Subscriptions are still needed by the
| Choral Society to clear their resent in
| QeDteUneSS. MIS-. dSaTSJ ) uDcTal gilt was
| proyiSory, that the balance due should be
| raised by the society. Time, labor and
| talent are donated by the membership.
Itis hoped tina t the pu bic will so appreciate
| the yaIHe and beauty Of their work that
! the organization will be sustained through
this season. Negotiations are now penS-
ing with Manager Allen of the Grand for
the presentation of "Elijah in April.
| The soloists are Miss Eleanor Meredith, Mrs.
Henderson, MIR. David Henderson and Mr..
| Bushnell.
| Miss Helen Nye will sing He is Risen,''
with violin obligato, ut Memorial Luth-
eran Church on Easter Sunday.
Next Wedue sday the Unity Club will meet
at Hotel Page. The music will be prin-
cipally by Prof. Rueckert, Mrs. Dodson
and Miss Rueckert. They will give the
Overture TO William TELL with accom-
panlmcnt of piano. TioiIn and CiOlincelio.
Mrs Kasper will sing II Know That My
Redeemer Lveth,'' at st. Paul's Metho-
dist Church on Easter Sunday.
Miss Harrison was pianist on Friday
evening, the 2Tth instant, at tie a assembly
Presby yterian Church. Chopin's "Polon-
| aiSe ''in G. Sh;I minor, was her accent a blp