The morning times., 1896-05-17
Music and Musicians.

An entertainment at Tenleytown for the
benefit or the organ fund OF Mount
! TABOR Church waS-well attended. The Io!-
diving talent gave their services to this
occasion. Prof. Rueckert, Miss Blanche
Rueckert. Mrs. Fox and Masters Edward
aud Clinton Balinger and Hunt.
Nine KaSpar aud Prof Caulfield instruct
OrS IN Mrs. SoInerS' school are preparing
their pupils ioraneXceptionallyfi ior fine musicale
at the closing exercises or this academy,
June | and 2, Nine. Kaspar Will sail for
Europe June IS.
The following talent will assist the Choir
| listers OF St.John son Tuesday evening. Mr..
Arthur Mayo VIII be pianist; Mr.. Turpin,
Miss JeSsica Tabler and Miss Miller will
| De vocal kOiolsts; the Apollo Quartet Will
De heard IN concerted numbers and the
choristers VIII sing Mendelssohn's" "Over the
Sea, GiIrett's My Love Is Like u Red,
Red Rose" and Governs Boat Song
The orchestra composed OF Messrs Stun
tfess, BROWNE, Mundel and Gotwald. reu-
dered many fine selections for the regular
program OF the final meeting for this
season Dy the Potomac Literary Club
lney also gave large number OF popular
numbers during the socialtntermission when
refreshments We're served. Miss Emma c.
Wiilams was enthusiastically received
after her zylophone solos. Miss Lila
Heiberger, accompanied by Miss Cora Pom,
Miss Julie E. Peck gave Bradskys Thou
Art Mine An' and De Koven's Little
Doris The piunists were Miss MAY Pierce
ana MISS Annie May Bacon. Their re
spective selections We're La Argentine"
The Charge OF the Hussars,' and The
Shepherd Boys Echo Song
Miss Blanche Rueckert's pupils musicale
on Friday evening was varied by numbers
on the violin and organ. in addition "a the
| usual piano and vocal selections. Those
participating were Mesdames Knight. Nor
beck aud Speer. the Misses Ethel Prince.
Marguerite Connely. Irene and Carrie LercfI.
Ethel Vrooman. Mary Macquaig, Bertha Ed
monson, Edith Stowl, BERTHE Macquaig and
Harold Godwald. The vloinists were pu-
pills OF Prof Rueckert. ard We're Master
Hunt and little. Manic Wood, only five
Prof Rueckert and Miss Blanche gave vari-
Gus violin and vOC.ti sci,t, - 'Ing with
the overture from William Tell
The choristers OF st. Johns Will give
concert on Tuesday. May IL 10 derray the
, expenses OF the annual summer outing OF
, the chorjsters. Prof. william II Daniel
Will have charge ofthe musical program
! Prof. Arnold Meyer gave 'Nocturne"
for the Mississippi State AssocIatiro on
Wednes sday evening and Mme. Dagny Rol-
land and Mr W. II: Robeson were ccm-
PEELED to repeat their Echo ong
Zero Brilliant as a piano solo.
Hopkins anthem Lift up Your Heads,
o, Ye Gates Will be sung at the morn
ing and evening services OF 81. Faul
Episcopal Church.
The hot weather of the past week
. oyercame MI Williams L eaTmau. Who was
prostrated by the heat. There was regret
and much dlSappOntmenteApreSse az tue
Short Story Club because OF bls llihesS.
Tuesday, June 16, at A p. M, the
. ! commencement exercises or the academy
, | of the Holy Cross will take place at the
: Iafayette Square Theater. AS there vii
| be no graduates this, year, the oc.
| casion will consist Almost entirely OF
musical numbers, and an operetta Will be
given by the fittle folks OF the school.
Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown will give a
u pupils musicale at the new music hall o
Sanders x StaymaD. about June l.
Mrs. Daisy Louise Fox gave a brilliant
s interpretation OF LISTS 'Rbapsodie No
I l2r In the Wirnodaughsis parlors on Tues
: day evening Ina recent concert forthe bene
: fit or. Mount Tabor Church she rendered
: Strauss, Taussig, and seiection IRON
+; Chopin.
4 Mr.. John Porter Lawrence viii give
:, his annual pupils musicale ABOUT tne shn @
mortal Church Especial features OF this
occasion will he .'Rnbenstein's Concerto.
u | by MISS Grace Jones, anu SHopiu
|, Minor, by Mrs. Preston.
Miss Margaret Koontz was the vocalist
o for the Short story !Ty, Club 1d one ok shnf he
% Hear The Elite Banjo and Guitar
n Club gave the isabelle Waltzes,'' from
!. y 492:'' March Militaire,'' Jolly Oar
kies' and "A Chinese Picnic"
IS At the E Street Baptist Church enter
tainment on Tuesday evening MISS Matti6
r,h lX1P Mr. ll.aN
u gave the bass solo, ABIDE With Me-.
- with great feeling, and Miss Elliott ef
~ fectively sang "A Christmas Song"
ip p AT one of the wimodaughsis art loan exhi
y billions. which occupied seven or eigh
evenings, Mr.. s. jerome Uhl sang lh
66 !ep0t Thy iHso sweet o Sublime STAR: also sey
f. eral airs from The Wizard of the Nile
g Mr. Mayer rendered an original compos
e ton for the piano. Mr.; scholtZs violI
solos were Raffs Caritlna' and Han
=, sens Cradle Song
l. At the garden party in Tenleytown give
by Mrs. Hunt, Mr. r. Clinton Baihnge
sang and Miss Stuart gave several scoJc
II airs.
clade MeSti Giorza az s.: Mass No. Pecher d1t II
IN 'Vidi Aquam." and La Hache's .'VeI
II Crea tor Solos will be, sustained b
Id Carrie Cotterill, Emily Donath, and Mr.
Ie NJ. N Martini also Messrs. William II Blu
nett. L. E. Cannon, and John II. NoIaI
For offertory, Gounod's"A Ave Maria" D." wit
it violin blgato, will be sung by Miss Cecil
ell Murphy accompanied by Prof. Oswal
It. Welti Vespers at O'Clock D. m; Psalms
a by i. Mario, and GiorZa's Regina Coeli,
re Cherubini's Ave Maria," Mendelssohn
er 20, Salutars'' as trio for female voice
and Berge's "Tantum Ergo Miss Jenn
Glennan, organlst; L. E. Cannon, directo
ry Messrs. Sanders & stayman will ope
their new music rooms on Tuesday evel
ing, May 10. The grand musicale hat ha
III been prepared for this occasion will en-
IL IL brace such prominent musicians as Mr. job
rs rs Porter Lawrence, Mrs. T. c. Moves M
~. ~ Hermann Rakenann, Mr.. J Henry Kaise
nS Mr. William d. MacFarland, Dr. j.
nc Bschoff Miss Grace Jones, Prof. Csc;
s Kruitsch Mrs. Samuel Cross, Mrs. Isab
sa u Bittlnger Miss Matte Bartlett, Mr. E. ]
81 Lowry, Miss Virginia Bestor, Mr.. B. Frar
Gebest, Miss Blanche Sanders, and NJ
Nichols of Baltimore. On Wednesday afte
noon and evening. popular opening w
Ss ance.
IN At Mr.. Larner's afternoon tea on Fl
ty day. the 18th instant, the Madrids co
m trjbuted much to the success of the e.
n tertainmeut by their varied selections
y; also Friday evening at Miss Schut's n
iu No. 1867 Fifteenth street northwest.
Mr. B. Frank Gebest played ''The No
re- Wepiap Wedding March, by Griep Fl
day evening at the Calvary Baptist Churc
His selection for the opening of Sande
& sta ayman's musicale will be ''Hungaria