The morning times., 1896-10-25


Wiegand's 'Tantum Ergo" i'll Hat
There Will be Il grand sacred concert this
evening in The new GonZasa Hall, on
/ suret.T near North Capitol street norm
west Haydn's The Heavens Are Tell,
ing is 10 he given. The sol" parts VIII
be sustained by Mrs. Kitty thompson
berry. air. " Milham -. Met aiiand ahH Mr-
James Nolan. The program; BGllGlens
concert prelude, by the Columbia lheater
Orchestra ra; quartet from NcrdIs .'Rigo,
lelto.' Muics, Berry and NJ. y. Martln'and
MeSsrs Mcfarland and John Nolan: Sc
lection by the Madrids, Messrs Judson.
Holmes. Yundt and gallagher; mInen-
Nolan. Part 2-TubanTS ''Fanthsie Hun
garia,' Columbia Tbcatcr Orchestra; seX-
tel from DuniZctti's Lucia dl Liminef-
JaTmcS Nolan and Mr.. John Nolan: violin
sole, by Mr.. Eugene Newland; alto I,,ss!, sole
from Saint -saens' ,,samson. and Deliiah:n n,
Mis- Pauline Whitaker. Gnunod's Ave
Maria aS n cornct solo; Mr.. Walter +.
Smith, .'Inflammatus," from Ross I'M 5
This celebrated solo number Will be SIS-
tanned by the following sopranos. singing
as one voice: Mrs: Berry, Miss BlaLche
Mattingly. Miss Fannie AtLee, Miss
TIanche Wood, Miss Emily Donath and
Miss Carrie CotteriIl. Fifty voices chosen
from the best choirs in the city VIII rendcT
the choruses Accompanies, Miss Jen-
ME Glennan and Mr.. 5. F. kuhel. Entire
concert under the direction OF Mr. kubcl,
who is the nrganist and director or st
Aloysius' choir.
The (, following officers will dircctthe Dam
rusch Society this season, as the result ni
he held Tas fRls pTssdent Sa5e feeTse
CCoper: secretary, Clarence L. LatImcr:
treas urer, William A. DOmcr; librarian.
Iacuh Scharf; musical director, Mr.. Hcrnd"h
Norsell
The Fortyhours' Devotion will commence
in 81. J,seph's Church this morning SOB
emuhigh mass will be sung at 1880 O'clock,
with the following musical program:
Kyrie. Gloria. Cfedo. sanctns, Bcnedictns,
Agnus Del, from W. Leonard new. A.
serena,le1. with violin obligato, will be rem
dered by Miss Alice a. NJ. Kraft
slem1 yespers iest Ss s,"E ;jarza ar ofiofs soiTe
Regin;t,'' Dana: 20. salutaris.' Strelrtz-
ski: Tantum Ergo, Rosewig, No. /; Laudafe
nnminnm. Ciregnrian. OrGanista and director,
Miss Daisy Isabelle Joyce.
The Epiphany Mission, corner Of Twelfth
and r streets southwest, gave an entertain
ment in their amusement nan on i Iuesuay
evening the Goth instant. MIR. Gerry sang
MATTERS Thou knowcSt, IN 1lne styic ana
Mis- WILING Wl!fmhpeker ss Plsassd cSsrI%tte %ite
Willembuceer was the planisb
Mrs. Barry, after an absence of three
years has returned home. She has Sutsti-
weeks At Epiphany and the Reformed
Lutheran she has kindly supplied for the
directors, who were i'll. She is now giving
great satisfaction to st. Margarets COLI
gregatoD
The december number of the Home Maga-
zine viii contain Christmas hymn, the
musical composition of Mr.. Percy F. Foster.
The words Will be by Miss n. l.. Dickinson.
The Musical Age contained fitting
fribufa IN Dr Harry sherman,
Miss Katie Y. Wilson, assisted by Miss
Grace Hamilton Jones, solo-pianist, Will
holdan informal musicale at her studio. 1899
Tenth street northwest. on Wednesday even
ing, October IS. The following numbers
viii be rendered Mornings Legends"
Cecilian Quartet. Chopin's Poionaise-
HeroGue, Opus So, Miss Grace Hamilton
Jones: Behrend's Stories Miss Alice
Pllsbury; Wells "Spring Song" Miss
Jusip 'urton: poniZetii'S Cavatina, Linda
Di Chamounix,' Miss BERTHE Thompson:
yanuah's ''Good-by, Sweet Day." Miss
sallie Shreve; Massenet's "Elegie," and
Chaininade's "Madrigal" Miss Elite Noah;
Geibel's Waltz Song" Miss Dorothy Dal
TTymple; chopin's Ballade; G minor. Opus 23.
Miss Jones; Haydn's My Mother Bids
Me Bind My Hair" Miss Kate Ellis:
sehiras' "Sognai,'' Miss Pilisbury: F0oie' s
~ rish Folk Song" Miss Ella Wilson;
Chaminades' Summer Miss Helen Nye;
The program VIII conclude with the Cecilian