The morning times., 1896-12-13
Music Notes.

Exceptionally fine was the program pre-
sented on Thursday evening in the studio
Frank Byraui piano selections were Pad,
erewski's \ 'Polonaise" b flat minor, and
+. n. Nc nowelrs The Elfen Tame"
Miss Katie Wilson sang Boito's duet, La
Serenata,' with Miss Callahan. but the
capabilities or her voice were admirably
diSpla yed in Arditi's ''L'Estasi," which
was accompanied with a violin obligato.
Other numbers were as follows: He Was
Prince, Miss Laura Dolan; Sreezk's
HAPPY DAYS, and Wells Spring SONG,
Lullaby, Miss Sauie Herbert: DeKovems
''Nita Gitana, Miss Louise Weldon; My
Love Is Like a Rose, Miss Irma .r, q.
Voice. Miss Pillsbury; Mrs. W. L. Will
son rendered Massenets open Thy Blue
Eyes,' and sobeSki.s MY Boat Lies Wait,
with Miss Piilshury: Miss Helen Nye voiced
Cavatina Ernani;'' Mr.. ". L.: Wilson
was heartily applaudcd in his 'Toreador
Aander were the accompanies. Miss Ber-
tha Lucas gave violin solo in excellent
style.
Among those present were: DIR. and
Mrs. Ten Eyck, Mrs. Senator Davis, Rep
resentatve and Mrs. J. r. Lacey, Repre-
sentative J: n Picker, Capt; and Mrs.
Belt, Mrs George I. Keen and Miss Keen,
Mr and Mrs. Frank Metcalf, Misses Mat
tie W ade, ia nnic Glasgow Gertrude Sam
ders, IL ate Ellis, Mr. Robert King, Mr..
Carl Stodder and the Misses Fair.
Mr. Alexander Moshcr has been engaged
for st. AlOySius' choir. He will be leading
tenor there on the first of January, 1897.
Mrs Daisy Louise Fox and Nine. DAILY
were the recipients of much applause at the
Mrs Fox and Miss Mary Radcliffe rendered
LiSzt's Second Rhaps o1ie," Nine DAILY
sang the pathetic ballad Daddy" She
was accompanied by her young son, Nor
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Miss Nellie Goodman pianist. Miss Carrie
Cotterill sang F or 4 II Eternity and Haw
leysI 1--we You DeaF MIS- MIS- g. penne :,
Other numbers were wanderers Night
song" Nine. Daily and Miss Esputai the
MelrOse Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club,
conn osed of Messrs Daw, Haske, Schriner
and Ryan, with Mr.. Lee Moxley director,
gave varied selections. Miss Sallie Nictol-
sons soprano solo was 'Fancies."
Messrs. Sanders and stayman announce
the publication of q new song by Mrs. G..
Franklin Lynch. Wordsa and music are 9th
whose Forlrait adorns the title page. The
Kiss 'Twixt the Sea and the Sand bids
| fair to be popular.
The musical program for a social enter
| taInment recently held in the lecturer room
! OF Ascension Church was carefully selected
and Peasant" Miss E, Drew and Mr. Bru-
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+! qlnstely rendered by Miss Louise Dowell;
| Mr.. Charles Roberts pleased with King OF
the Sea, Mighty ocean and Kept In"
| Mr. George Terry sang a number Of comic
| selections. Miss Drew was the accompaniSt
! for all the vocalists.
| Mrs. Morgan D. Lewis sang Grand
| mothers Song" at the meeting OF the
| Travel Club. Words and music OF tie com
/ position were by Mrs. Townsend.
| Active rcheafsais of the cantata of San
Ia Claus are IN progress at Trinity NJ.
| T.. Church, Fourth street southeast Mr.
! Harry Belt is drilling the young people of
| When the work is presented on the 29th
/ OF December his care Will be duly re-
| warded. The cast will be as follows: Santa
! Claus, Warfield Hobbs, jr.; Zero, Linden
! Reany; Fantine, Mabel TreZZare; Snowfall,
| Mary Snffin; Teacher, Mrs. A. b. Nc
/ Cathran: Fairy Queen, Maurice Berkeley;
| fairies and soldiers, Misses Eva Price, Jen-
| ME Chalk, Ida Smailwood, Amy Sniffin.
Myrtle and Lizzie King, Helen and Alice
Hunter, Masters Arnold Watson, Thomas
| Hendricks, Wilson Dunn, Eddie Wayson,
Wyville King and Arthur Bohanon. An
Incidental solo will be sung by Miss Mabel
| Bohanon.
| On Friday evening, at Foundry Church,
| the services held by the w. c. T. T.. were
| literally lntersperSed with mut:h excellent
music choir OF twenty young ladies
| rendered the following ehoriiseS: 'I'm
| Pilgrim and a Stranger THE Angels.
| Chorus from ELL" without :iccompani-
mcnt, and Meyers "Holy Father, Hear
! U.s." Mrs. Keppler number was .'Plains