The morning times., 1896-11-15
rusic Notes.

~ '''- <hioN SiuS NHuEcu. also Ill COM
mencement Of the Diamond Jubilee of Con-
zaga College. Mgr. Martinelh will be
eStnftcu ~ lie Church euiiics. uy the u On
zaga Cadets At IL o'clock Kalliwoda's q
niiitary Mass in A will be sung, With Iuil
orchestral and organ accompaniment. Dur
Ing its celebration the drum and bugle corps
OF The cadets will give military saiutes
rms martaf emphasis introduced during
the progress of the mass Will add singular
effectiveness to its impressive rendition.
berore the sermon MeyerDeer's "Veni Gre
ator" Will be given In grand chorus Of
bass voices.
Al the uifertory Hummcl's" Alma virgo''
will be sung, Miss Kitty Thompson Berry
sustaining the solo. After mass n pro nh
and organ. NesperS and benctlicton at 4
p. IN. Wilcox's "vespers" will bc given.
In addition to n ese Marcos Magnlficat No
20, salutans," as a quartet, and Riga s
''Tantum Ergo" Solo and quartet parts
OF the program will be carried by Mrs K.
taker. c6ntraito: Mrf. Alex Mosher. % tenor. Tenor
and Mr.. james Nolan, basso. OrgaIst and
director, Mr.; S: ]. Knbel. The Columbia
Iheater orchestra will assist.
Monday morning Silas' Prize Mass will
DC rendered athiSh mass at 9o'clock Card
maj Giobons celebrant AT the uffcrtory
iounod Aandate DominuInrw be given,
Tuesday Scilmiut's solemn high rei,,iicm
mass will be sung.
a fine musical treat was given on We'd
ncsday evening in the North CauitoI NJ
T.. church, with large attendance and
the OCCASION was both a financial and arts
nc success. The program included vocal
The Fisherman and His ChiId,'' male
quartet, Messrs- J. c. Weidman, Charles
Richards, 4. W. Devereaux, and b. j.
atchinson: swiits''K King David Lament. -
M Ne ii; Ritchie sang Arditfs Let Me Love
Thee for encore Dreaming of Love" F"
from the opera Princess Bonnic;" mixed
quartet, Misses Ella Lawrenson and NJ
q. Ii. Young, in several numbers: barry
tone solo, "A Son OF the Desert Am l."
Mr. Devereaux; trio, I'll Prego," by Nico-
La, was the closing selection, sung by
Miss htchie and Messrs. Weidman and
Atchinson. Horfmans Il Feel Thy Angel
spirit, a duo, by Miss Richie and Mr..
heVereau4, was worthy of special praise.
On Friday evening there was n literary
ana musical entertainment in the First
oohgregauonale Church. under The auspices
Oh J L. >. Z. h. Two vocal numbers were
gwen by female octetIe. ''Win,tr' and
Sercnade" were well rendered by Misses
Ffshback, Green. Mathe wson, Pond. Cole
man, johnson, Peabody, and Mrs. MYERS.
The Vega Mandolin and Guitar Club gave
several selections. A tambourine drill, with
musical accompaniment, was under the
direction OF Mrs. Foster. Sixteen Young
ladies participated I'm this.
Music in the Ascension Church is always
or nigh order and exccllcntly rendered
me present choir consists of about thirty
vested cnoristers. on November l there
was neld an initial anniversary service
which hereafter Will always be observed on
inc first $ unua in November Twogold n nd
Two silver medals We're presented to four
boys VINO stood highest and second in at
tendance and conduct. Warren Eynon OBJ
tanned first honor: Edwin Ely, Graham
tooksey, and Edward Holmes were award
tu according Ia their /, IA,
Allan Brett Harry Jones and New ton Ham
mer had honorable mention
on Ihanksgi wing, November &c. this
choir VIII give DR.. Charles vincent's an
them, The Eyes OF All Wait Upon the
Lore" and on Advent, November 80.
iS BSarnnh!,s n, 1T rs Is High Time TO Awake out
lective and massive TIE Deum in G Will be
rendered. For Christmas, Richard Henry
Warren's magnificent TIE Dcum in + will
be heard for the first time in Washington
anthem. Sing and Rejoice, o Daughter
OF Llon, ana during Chrlstmastide Vim
cents .Break Forth into joy and other
chirmaster and organist
At the Short Story Club meeting Mrs.
FLORENCE Rarringcr, accompanied by Mr.
hopkins, with violin oblisatc, and Mrs.
Myers ut the piano. sang Strclctzki's "Happy
Days anu later IN the evening with Hiss
!, aciis. Tor accompdnist, Fannah's Good
The beethoven Club consisting Of twelve
members, whose only purpose is study and
Self-improvement meets every other Monday
Miss Ada SJeinmetZ pre- Sident md Miss
Glace Altschu, secretary. On November
!. u met III the home OF the iatt.r. Airs.
Gail gave a piano solo, Miss .iltSchu Il vocal
lluinbef, Miss StelnIneH an Instrumental
selection and Miss Perry Il Inavdolin solo.
lhecomposer studied was Won Weber.
Mr. 4
Of the Epiphany is at work on
"A fifth festival morning ana evening ser
vice IN B ma tor. II Will shortly be ready
Tor the publisher. The Parish Choir has
vice A Boston firm is also publishing one
OF his festival services in + flat ma lor
Miss Lillian HALEY, the soprano .ofEpiphany
choir, Is winning much praise for her ar
tstic work in the church music.
st. Peters Church, on Capitol Hill. will
hoid diamond jubilee on the occasion OF
Its seventy y-fifth anniversary, in December.
val. =
me pupils of Mrs. Z u. BUchrr OF No i4l:t
\ street, on Wednesday evening The mum.
berS We're eXcellently rendered and the
dun Hanneton," i. Hoist, Misses ATers Avery
and Chambers, Daddy q. NJ NnIsE,.
Miss DAISY So9rse; Alpine Hutte," Lange.
MIS-. Alfred y. Hansmann: "A Fathers
L,ilaby.n NJ. Mhiske. Schubert Quartet
-Misses Flynn, Eckfeldt, and Noursc, and
Mrs; a. j. hice;" "Moonbeams ON lie Lake"
Mack, Miss May NJ. Smoot; Thine Eyes
stewart; 'warblng of Birds, " Ryder, Miss
Ida NJ. Nour>e: "Uuu on tine Deep," LUur
Mr.; Moncuree Burke; TEL Her l Lover Her
80, Fave, Miss Caroline Lee Flynn;..Chant
\ \ nderson; Lullaby" Maceroni, Mrs. A.
D. Rice; "Gnome Bells,'' Lange. Mr.. ].
Tnaries T,rl s,,!l MGGnire; Sweet Mignonette,"
SDarlingl, III. Trotere. Miss May Belle
Chambers; Little Doris" DeKovcp. Miss
EIa,ayy Emlly Eckfeldt; "Hearest Thou T.
Mrs. Lille Collier Murphy: a Hail To-
l,acchus," X. Slahl, b 'Beiieve Me If All
ihose Endearing Young Charms" Moore.
mf; i,far G,eeGrge p p; w Conn; Lullaby, 20, Baby
u Pontet, Mrs. Moncure Burke:.sL Les Joyeux
faliiiois, L. hregn, Miss saran La,ifper
avery The Land Of the swallows" F
Aasiii' MIS- Anderson and Miss Prosise.
Miss Grace Aitschu sang Peace. on las
Sunday in Wesley Chapel. Miss AItschu is
ne soprano solost. Mrs DIN Leech The
contralto, and Miss Amy Leavitt is the
of this choir
On Tuesday night, November II, in the
Western Presbyterian Church, Mr.. Arthur
- nhuu' aiis. W IL. Lawrence ana Miss s.
r.. Mortimer Will render mandolin ban 10
and violin selections, with guitar accom-.
painment.
The Choral Society will commence to
morrow evening active reh carsals OF music
o De sung to Dr. Harry Sherman's IS memOrial
ervice in Decenber. Miss Sophia Church
iall, VINO will be the CCntralto soloist i'm
ne Choral Society's coming production of |
ne Messiah" sang Praise the Lord O.
iy Soul very finely last Sunday in
-hiistian Science Hall on q street.
Mr.. H. L. Krehbel Will lecture here on the
by Mozart, beethoven. Scbu-
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