Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-21
SOME MUSICAL NOTES

The pupils OF Signor Mariana Mama, as
sisted by the soloists and chorus of st.
Patrick's choir, will give sacred musicale
at Sanders & Stayman's. 1927 F street.
March "a. at SIS pm. Two versions of
The Seven Last Words will be rendered
the first consisting of two selections from
the composition of Tl. Dubois and "Pieta
Signore"' by Stradella, and the other Of
the complete work of Mercadante. The
solos will be sustained by Mrs. Mande
DuvaIl Crist, Mrs. Paulina Montegrifo
Mama, Mrs Blanche Mattingly Rogers.
Mr.. Wr. ID. mcfarland. Mr.. John Nolan
and Mr.. VIM. E. OliveL A string orches-
ira selected by Mr.. Henry Donch and d.
rected by Prof. Mama will support the
program except the last chorus. which
accompaniment will be played on the organ
by Miss Jennie Glenman.
A musicale was given last Tuesday even
ing by the Ladies Aid Society Of Grace
Reformed Church. at the residence of M.
street northwest. Notwithstanding the
rain quite a large company was present.
The program was of a high order and
highly appreciated. Mr.. Claude E. Miller
opened with a solo by Rubinstein, and was
obliged to respond to an encore. The rest
of the program was: A vocal solo. Il Love
YOU Miss Dolan; piano Solo. from Men,
delssohn's Midsumn er Nights Dream"
Schultze, Miss E. Houchen. and recita-
tion, "A Bachelors Dream Mrs. Tilden.
The studios of Profs. II. E. SALESMAN and
William de Fort were crowded last We'd
nesday ever irg with their musical friends
and patrons. the occasion being a pupils
recital. NEST enjoyable program was
rendered in an artistic manner, many en-
cores being demanded. Little Elsie Worth.
only seven years Of age. as a guest of the
pupils, won an ovation by her rendition of
negro melodies in costume. Among those
who participated were: Mrs Earle Dickin-
son, Mrs. Alice Cassidy. Misses Bessie
WillSra
Haney. Lena Willige. Kathryn Emmert,
walcott. Elsie Worth. Messrs. w. C. Els
niger. J. w. De Groot, F. VIM Ernst. w.
E. Smith. Charles Davis and Brooks
Amiss.
The Sunday Night Music Club met at
Miss Elsa Ulkes. on street, and studied
the compositions which are TO be played
at the next concert OF the Boston Sym
phony. and also the andante of Schuberts
seventh symphony. Mrs. F. G. Double
day entertained the club on Friday night.
together with some of the young ladies
who came down with the New York Wo-
mems String Orchestra to play at the
benefit given at the National Theater.
and stayed over for a few days to visit
some of the things of interest in the city.
Among them were the Misses Celia and
Lolita Bradford. violinists. who spent a
very pleasant morning at the Presidents,
one of the ladies Of the family accompany
ing them on the piano.
Two evenings of song violin and piano
music. tnterspersed with Rotations, will
be given by the Lawrence School of Mu-
sic and Elocution at the Recital Hall. 1927
10th street northwest, next Thursday and
Friday evenings. The recital Thursday
evening viii be for the benefit Of the Ma
sonic fair fund. the program being fur
nished by the older pupils. assisted by
Prof. Lloyd Remenyi vfolinist. and Miss
May Myrtis Clemens. eiocuttonist. The
younger pupils will furnish the program
Friday evening. which viii be free to the
PUPILS.
Prominent among the musical events of
the future is the lecture-rehearsai to be
given at the Uniyersaliet Church, 18th and
L streets northwest. on Thursday evening,
April z. by Mr.. Henry e. Krehbiel the !
weIl-known musical critic Of the New York
Tribune. on the subject Of Dvorak's
Spectre's Bride, Folk Lore Songs and Ma
tionalism in Music. The Choral Society
will attend in a body. and. under whose
auspices the lecture 10 given, win render
some selections from that work which is
the subject OF their coming concert OF
April 10. and Will be treated Of by the lee
turer In some detail Mr.. Krehbiel d well
and favorably known here. both a. q lec-
turer and an author. and whenever he has
appeared before q Washington audience Il
has been to q fun house The active and
sustaining members win receive Animation
cards. and tickets will be sold at the door
for the accommodation OF the general pub
lie. 1t h believed that the attendance viii
be large and the occasion one Of unusual
Interest