The morning times., 1896-03-22

A very successful musicale was given at
the Washington Seminary last week. Mrs..
Carrie hilHvIl SteNdF,, VINO ~ tiIe musical
insirucIress OF this school, has every reason
To he gratified at the proficiency displayed
by her pupils. Tic foltuwinE program was
exceIlently rendered: Choruses by The
school were +. Fiueger's Consider and
Hear Mt, and PlHsutis Welcome. Pretty
Primrose Flower Misses Wade. Tall
madge and Bnrhriigc were heard in Kos
chats My FlaXen-haired Lassie,' and
KOSSni's The Lark This trio have or
ganized themselves as permanent orGani-
zatiun; Kucken's 20, Come TO Me- was
duet by the Misses Altschu and Elliott.
Frank Abt'S Ave Maria was q quartet,
Mrs. Stewart singing with the trio. Miss
Gertrude Randall contributed De koven's
Winter Lullaby" Miss Maud Tallmadgc's
selections were HandePs 20, Had
Polly and l." In Gefbcls
"A Bunch or Wild Roses Miss Elizabeth
Burbridge exhibited a meZzo-soprano voice
Of good quality. Miss Lelitia Z. Elliott was
effective in DekOven's My Hame is Where
the Heather Blooms Miss Edith Widanian
was most accepiat!e in Bishops Love Has
Eyes while Miss Grace Aitschu sang in
q German SchieiffarthS 5 ''Merrily RuaEl."
This young lady's pronunciation and eX-
ecution were charming. Miss Matte Wade
TUst's ''Gond-Bye"Z very effectively. re-
peating her success in these numbers on
Wednesday evening n social occasion in
the home of Miss Lulu Barker.
Thursday evening there was delightful
musicale at the home OF the Misses Hearts.
Miss Cecilia Murphy, Miss Dayene Tay-
lor and Mr.. George Lillebridge will con-
tribute musical selec tions to the pro-
gram prepared for Wedne eSday'S meeting OF
the Short Story Club. The literary and
musical numbers are to be cspeci ally fine.
On Friday evening, The eth instant,
there Will be an entertainment at the As
Sembly Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Lille
,, bridge will sing THE Sword OF Bunker
Hill"
Mrs. Carrie KidwelI Stewart. assisted
by her pupils and we'll known talent. will
give a conc ert for the building fund OF the
J. Street Baptist Church ON Friday evening,
April 10.
Mr.. Herbert Amiss has been engaged as
orgauist for the First Presbyterian Church.
Dr.. Talmage hopes TO he in his pulpit this
fine anthems for Easter Sunday.
There was meeting of ladies interested
in the approaching entertainment for the
benefit OF Company A, Sixth Battalion,
Rand on Thursday evening. March 10.
This great affair viii be held in the
National Rifles Hail on Wednesday, A pril
10.
The Mystic shrners win give a musi-
Gale OF unusual briIliancy the latter part
OF thlS mouth.
The music to be rendered at the Even
ing with he Choir next Sunday evening
ut the First Congregational Church is as
follows: Invocation; organ voluntary; reci-
tation and air, Comfort Ye Nv People
and Every Valley" Handel; chorus "A nd
the Glory of the Lord" Handel; contralto
solo, "My Redeemer and Ny Lord" Dudley
: : Buck; chorus, "As Pants the Heart" Spohr:
qUartette, Hear Us. . Father (requeSredl
owens; chorus, .'Grander than Oceans
story Costa: bass solo, i'It Is Enough"
Elijah" MendelSsohn; chorus, Nearer
My God, to Thee" Schnecker: soprano solo
''Preghera,'' Mascagni; chorus FHalIel,I.
jah to the Father Beethoven; organ post
lude.
AT the literary and musical entertain
ment Of the L. A, 1895. X. of L., held
Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, the
folio wing persons whose names were ac-
cidentally omitted from the account given
in The Times Wednesday morning took
| part: Prof. II. E. SALESMAN, accompanist:
Mrs. Milton Odell, Miss Eva Whitford. Mr.
G. W. Lawrence, Mr.. William de Ford
| Mrs. s.. l.. Dickerman, Miss Minnie Sher-
| wood and Messrs. John Mccullough Louis
! Bord and Percy Loud.
! Miss May Adele Levers. who was on the
| program of the Bischoff concert for the
| second number on Friday night last. is
| very i'll, and therefore was unable to sing
| i'll this, the last of the Bischoff concerts.
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