The morning times., 1896-04-26
Music and Musicians.

Music and Musicians.
Miss Alice Judson viii render a solo this
morning at st. Andrews She viii con-
tribute two vocal numbers FOR The program
of the annual commencement exercises Of
place May L.
Miss Florence Stidham. the contraIto OF
the Epiphany Church choir. " III be married
tomorrow She will be absent for TWO
months in Europe. Her position in the
choir will be filled by Mrs Townsend
Mrs. t. c. Noyes has been re-engaged as
soprano sOIoist in the Calvary Baptist
Church. Prof Gebert, OTganlstf for the same
congregation. will take part during May In
a concert at GAINESVILLE, Ohio
The rehearsaIs Of the annual oratorio
of the Epiphany Church are progressing
smoothly, and the work will be given ON
May Ia.
warm reception on Wednesday evening
These ladies sang Pinsutfs Welcome.
Pretty Prim5oser and ,Hawley's -Lul-
nied by Miss Amy Lcavitt, gave ''Nita
Gitana.' Fiona" and handsome en-
core. entitled The Pot and Kettle. Mr.
F. NJ Bryan rendered ChOpins flat
Prelude" o." This excellent musical pro
gram was intersperSed with the literary
features incident 10 the Short story Club
meeting.
AT a recent impFOm ptu musicale az the
residence OF Mr. HeruUOn MOFS%il. Miss Cor
neIia Ryder OF New York delightfully."- suS-
tanned the impression she made as pianist
at the recent DamrOSci concert She gave
MOSzhOnskIS walyZes and varied selections
from Rubenst ein and other pr0iH inent
composers Mr. M0rSell sang several ot
SChumann's songs and Recon- pense
O; her vOcaists were Mrs. Watson Smith,
Miss Facius and c. E. LatimeF, Nr. DrOOp
and Miss Facius were accompanies.
Miss Anita C1uss. the harpist, viii bs
sOlOiSt on her fayGriie Instrument at Metz
crott'S Han on TUESDAY evenln 3; ApTli -
Miss Maude Powell Is a Washington girl
and herfdme Is tOOe ended 70 need mention
here There VIII be assistance from other
talent. but these two musicians csn weave
ma gical melody By their COnsumInat te art on
the violin and harp
The old but ever-pleasing cantata- ''Es-
ther,' was given. en- costume, on Tuesday
evening III odd Fellows Hall. southeast,
by the choir of KeIlar Memorial Lutheran
Church. Mr.. Arthur Townsend was the
efficient musical director. Miss Lena StOer-
ger the accOmpdniSt- The cast was as fol-
lows. Queen Esther. Mrs Karl a Curry;
King AhaSueras- Mr. Joseph Carr HamaD,
Mr. T. f. Pruitt; ZeFeSh. Miss Blanche
Muir: NOrdecai. Mr. Arthur Townsend.
Prophecies. Miss Lille BOwdler. 3lOrdeca's
sister. Miss DOllie HOuCEeO. High Priest,
MT. Harry w NarrCn. INCFt WAS a L3FRC
and carefully balanced chorus. the MEM
berS OF which were Me~dames Kaibach and
kalstrOn, the Misses BHUpS. Cooley. Hei-
denreich- Bowdler. Turner. Pryor. Miller.
Richardson. Boss, Knots, Pruitt, Suter,
Chase. Keck, Bittenbender and Townsend,
Mess rs. tanning. Boss, Butler. Keefer.
Birthwright. Keck. Trimble, Weber, Bowd-
Ter. Warren, Far8haD, Barbour and VIII
iam BlScOe. besides "A large additional chorus
OF bows and girls. The whole affair was an
artistic success and netted a gOOdly sum
for the church.
On Wednesday afternoon. April %, Nine.
I Daily will give pupils musicale at her
stu;iio in the MefzPrott Building. She
| will be assisted by Mr.. Walsh and OtFcr
prominent elOcutiOnIStS- Miss Blanche
/ Wood will render The Russian Nigftin-
| gale MISS Merle Esputa will be heard in
| the Pages Song from The HCgue-
| nots:' also in duet with Mr.. Carl Stud-
K der. Their selection viii be a recent COM
I position by Mr. Herman RakeDlan- Nine.
| Daly always makes Il feature of introducing
| meritorious COMPOSITIONS by local COM
| posers. Miss Mary Hoover and Miss DAVIS.
| a cuutraito. will also give To Sevilla"
and MY Love Will Come Today. There
| Will be several concerted numberS-''Old
! Madrid" The Water Lilly" and BOhm'S
/ Lullaby" and COntraltO solo by Mrs
| Nolan Martin
At the last weekly meeting of the DAM
| rOSch Society IL was decided to give
/ another musicale in May.
tits to be regretted that public patronage
/ was not sufficient tn have allowed the
/ Choral Society 10 present Elijah with the
4 adjunct of a suitable orchestra An ora
| torin without an orchestra is necessarily
! ColOrleSS-
/ The morning services at st. Paul's Epis-
/ copaI Church viii include Hayergal's We
| mite in E. Smart's .'Te Deum and Jubiiate
/ Dco'' in G.. and Barnby's Anthem. Fureve
/ song, Smart's "MagnifiCat" and ''Nunc
/ DiDtiftjS'f
At the meeting of the Burnside Corps
| on Wednesday evening Miss Lena Sheppard
/ sang The Sword Of Bunker HiT' very
delightfully."-.
Miss Bertie Thompson was substituted
for Mrs W. l. Wilson last Sunday at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Tomorrow night there will he held at
tire Church of the : tSCenSion the thirteenth
| annual choral festival Of the vested ChCirS
Of the District and the annual service OF
! ST. Marks Friendly League, an extended
Morning Times.
In Artiiti's valse Chantee ''Parla" Miss
| Unison found ample scope for tie fIexi-
| singing was a pleasing feature of Mr..
Dowuing's benefit performance
John F. Ellis & Co. have Just received
a new patriotic song, "OId GICry." the
| words OF which are by W. j. Newton, the
| music by Edmund ~ Varela-
| E F. Droop & Sens will shortly pub
| hsh a new waltz, entitled ''CiSsys Wink"
| dedicated tn CisSy Fitzgerald. by y. NJ
| Clinedinst, jr- The title page will be u
| work of art. giving the little actress ia
many atutu,:es-
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