The morning times., 1896-02-09

The nmstcal services at II o. clock this
morning at st. Aloysius' viii introduce
Sjlas' prize mass. The 'Yeni Creator
ADAPTED from Handlers Largo" VIII be
rendered by a chorus of]male voices IN
unison Atofferlory Karst' Il ater W Moster'
will be sung by Mr. Phil Baer as tenor
soloist, a female trio, a male quartet and
a full cLcrus Eespers at 7.50 in the even
ing will consist OF Willard vespers in ID
flat, Mario "Magnificat" and Ave
Regina Myer Hclmus' 20 SaluTaris" Will
be the soprano solo, and "Tantum Ergo
as trio 1or female voices viii be gwen.
The rendering OF numbers barmonized for
female voices form OF late special feature
OF the music 10y this choir. Prof. Kubel, or
ganist and musical director.
Mr. Louis IIlner, recent ecquisiuon
TO The musical circles OF this city. rendered
ia an artistic manner Tioln solo IN
place OF The vocal number usually given at
4 recent church service of ST Aloysius
The First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and
o streets northwest, will sing Gade's
',Hosanna'' at the evening service. The
new choir, recently organized 10y ProI.
Coward, is giving great satisfaction, ana
the congregation has requested them 10
give concert in the near future
MGSSrS- I.1- DIODl q totlis hdAt illIoNhANN
a superb music box TO The Hebrew Temple
fair. Hon. Simon Wolf secured from
friends in New York city the donation OF
a grand piano TO be voted for during the
week. Messrs. Knabe & Co. have aided the
fund by donations, and loaned one or their
instruments 10 be Used during the week.
Miss Annie Guldston Of Boston viii render
a violin solo, accompanied by L. Blout
OH the piano. Miss Bessie Driver viii sing.
Nj Watson viii conduct u male quartet
one evening. Mrs. IL. H. Mills will be
directress OF a ladies' quartet. An or
chestra OF fifteen pieces under the leader
ship of A. Goodman, viii furnish music
every night.
Miss Jeannie Haywood sang at re-
ception given by the ladies OF the Church
of the Incarnation, at the residence Of
Mrs. Stevens on Corcoran street. Tit
for-Tat' and Wont You Be My Sweet
heart were her selections.
There are three choir directresses in this
CITY. all leaders of prominent church choirs,
where their work is difficult, but the or
ganization in each case reflects great
credit on their conductors, Mrs Clara
Baker-Smith at the immaculate Conception
Church, Mrs. Susanne Oldberg at the
Church Of the New Jerusalem (Sweden-
borgian) and Miss Daisy Joyce at st.
Joseph's. These three ladies manage
large church choirs, while Mrs. Bailey, as
urganisJ and directress al the Church OF
the Reformati ion, cont rolls quartette
second TO none Mrs Oldberg has recently
had published by Henry White, "Viasemski
March," instrumental, Bonnie Land,
A vocal number with Scotch and English
words, a sacred song. Father Bend Low"
and a two-step, Rushing Torrent" 4"
This last was recently played by The Marine
Band orchestra at the Marine Barracks.
sn Georgetown given for the benefit Of
Grace Episcopal Church. consisted of bass
7Olos by Mr.. Charles T. Hall.
Song of the Turnkey from Rob Roy.
1.-The Armorer." DeKoyen.
Soprano solo, Miss Dayelle Taylor.
For the Sake of the Past" Mattel.
u Kissed Her in the Clover" Bischoff.-
Tenor solo, Mr.. r. Clinton Balinger.
The Broken Flower" Rosewig.
Miss Taylor was in splendid voice and was
faptuously encored. Mr.. Balinger on recall
gave several recitations.
The Moody Choir is actively preparing
for a concert TO be given at Central Hall.
about March 4. Compositions by Dudley
Buck and Froelick will be among the
selections. New songs from The Gospel
Hymns" will be sung, and are always TO
remain the special attractive feature cf
this organization. Mr.. Percy s. Foster
will compose something suitable for thi
VIII compose something suitable for this
immense choir's rendition. 1t now nj um-
bcrs over five hundred members.
La Fayette March" by Victor Johnson.
is the latest publication OF Ed Droop &
Sons.
''Pin8f0re' for three performances. Prof
George w. Lawrence win present this peren-