Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-03
MUSICAL MENTION.

Miss Eleanore Simonds has been chosen
to succeed Mrs. Charles Shaler In Epiphany
choir. The selection of Miss Simonds for
this position Is another mark of excellent
Judgment of the music committee at Epiph-
any Church Miss Simonds has a noble
contralto voice, and sings with much skill
and musicianly judgment. Her resignation
from the quartet at ST. Thomas, will take
effect on Sunday next.
An interesting event of the past week was
the complimentary musicale Of Miss Bux-
mans piano students at Carroll Institute
Hall. The different numbers were rendered
with intelligence and expression. They
We're assisted by Mr.. G. II. Michaelsen
tenor, who rendered Ecstasy in fine style
and was compelled to respond to an encore
Miss Bostrom, in addition to being a
pianiste, proved herself also an accomplish
ed vocalist and gave "A Bunch of Violets"
by D'Hardelot, and encore The re-
mainder of the program consisted of the
following: Scherzo, Emery, Misses Belle
Manning and Marie Edelin, "Ariso." Lich-
ner, Master Donald Freeze; "Au Camp Bo-
hemian Behr, Miss Rose Carroll; "Tanz-
geisterchen," Bohm, Miss Katie Baltz; (a)
Les Bergers Watteau," Gregh; o. ITO
the Evening STAR Wagner-Low. Miss
Helen K. Myers; '"Tarantelle" Heller. Mr..
Harry Herfurth; La File du Regiment !"
Miss Bessie Boyd and Miss Buxman; (a)
.Deuxieme Mazurk," GODDARD; Co Melody
In F, Rubinsten, Miss Theresa Carroll:
''Rondo Capriccioso, Mendelssohn, Miss
Hildur Bostrom; (a) ''Valse BriIliante."
Chopin; (b) "Narcissus," Nevin, Miss Grace
Speich.
Mr.. Homer Lind, a former pupil of Mrs
II. II. Mills, will be the guest of honor at
the reception on June Immediately pre-
cedng the concert Mr.. Lind is fresh from
his London triumphs, is in good voice and
excellent spirits
The Sunday Night Music Club met a. liz
n street northwest and studied an instru-
Evening STAR from ''Tannhauser:" the
overture and march from the same oDera
and the bridal music from "Lohengrin. all
Tor four hands, piano and strings Miss
and "Elsa's Dream" from 'Iohengrin u,
both with an adaptation of the accountant
ment for piano and strings
JOS. Cuilens Twin STAR march, which
mas proved so popular as banjo composi-
ton, has been arranged for piano and 1t
Will Undoubtedly become equally as much
sought for in this form
Inc Juvenile Opera Company, under the
direction of Profs. H. e. SALESMAN and
VIM de Ford, will repeat its performance
of Gilbert and Sullivans fairy opera. "Iolan-
the, in National Rifles Hall next Tues
day evening. In the cast are Misses Laura
Black, Evelyn Forsythe, Nellie Frost. Clara
Reed. Frances Groscart, Lourita Reiper.
Little Elsie Worth. Masters Fred Burke
harry Stevens, Howard Roderick, Frank
Wallace.
The pupils of Mr.. Herndon Morsell will
be heard in a musicale at the Universalist
Church next Thursday evening. The pro.
gram Will embrace some excellent selec-
tons, and the participants may be expected
to do themselves justice. A feature Will be
male chorus of twenty voices
The San Francisco papers are saving
peasant things about the singing of Mr.
Forrest d. Carr who went out there wit h
the Southwell Opera Company.
At the Church of Our Father tomorrow
| morning there will be a special musical
program: Sing Alleluia Forth" D. Buck
! chorus; Save Me. Oh, God" Randegger'
| tenor solo; Abide With Me-" Shelley. so,
prano solo; Lord of Heaven" Rossi
Mae Mooney, soprano, and Mr.. Chas. Richl
ards, tenor Mr.. Ernest c. Beatty ia the
! organist and director Of the choir,