The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01
work Of CHURCH Cu(NRS.
vISE nrsuC TO ~ BEARD ~ ~
ATTLG Carncmns TINS WINTER
sss Nssh Class Pvsgrsooes-Ssw
DsaGsss $50 0shev Changes we1e

n : sup~r,ssiss d~sr-s By the nigh st.nd-
and On special occasions by the choifs OF
q, ,hs sn ty dS a 's * mansind be-
coming more gsnssaiiy recognized and AZ
pr.cisisd everywhere. In seattle the pro.
frss. that sss BEEN made aasins 'ne 'ss'
Thus, IN stirring choruses. In saeren
ora tor1o and In pleading o6eytory, are sup
plsmenfed the appeals % higher standaros
Of the city. The choirs Ia a NUMBER u
the churches have bern reoeganised durinS
the summer and ere now busy Vita
Involves rehesrsaIs weekly or oftener. un-
81 q nice adjustment OF Part. ana %
voices IL made. The works 81 the psst
composers are 10 be made familiar 10 ee-
ter. the number Of especial musical pro
grammes in preparation for the winter De
Ing larger than ever.
number II the larger choirs Of the city.
A. Plymouth church. whore the choir 10
trained and led BY 2; Boyd Wsiis: ,Ss
chorus , this ys~ vi, o &c. dpn''I sormsr
years. Several new singers have been en-.
gagged. The fun choir and chorus Of
twenty-five voices win be heard next sun
Guiding: The Heavens Are TslIins''
Mstus.. from Rossanis "s,abst Nassr;a
soprano colo and male chorus and other
attractive numbers This viii be tins ceie.
bration OF the thirteenth anniversary Of
the church bartn Richards: m, ~ ss welsn
viii sing. Mr. Wells intends rehsArsins
Spohr's Seven Last wrds' and Men
deIssohns 10th Psalm, together Win
number Of modern works Of me e'ass'c
The choir. with Mr. Wells at the organ.
includes the following: Miss Margusrits
sslsH n.. 'I i2iisn xisr Miss covins
ton and Miss Gaunce. sopranos; Mrs. W.
II. whIt,ies<y.. con,raito scloist; Miss
6wick. Misc Sherson and Mrs koosrt
tenor soioist; Crosby Keene. James Nc
Fsdden and Kari Lussky, tenors; Law
renee Coleman. easso scsoiss: Dr y
and Frank Gsrdnss' bassss. Nr. Wells .
among the best choirnasfers In the West.
AZ Dc. Marks Episcopal church, choir
master Charles Eng~lhardt begins the WIZ
ter season Of special musical programme
next Sunday evening. when the second
part OF Gcunod's Redemption" viii he
rendered by the solo auartstte add svr-
Or six weeks . special programme os the
best sacred music Will be rendered.
spohr's Last JudxmAnt' - In preparation
for the winter: The solo auarrsnsx ~
Tester. soprano; Misc True. contraito: ".
y Barnard. tenor and A. w. Conant,
bAsso.
change il TO BE- noted In the choir
Of the FIRST Presbyterian church. where
hereafter Prof Henry q. Sharpe will pre-
side ~ the organ. Mr. SHARPE 10 thor
ough musician Of several years residence
In Seattle. A feature of the programmes
for the winter Will be the organ recitsIs
which Prof SHARPE proposes 10 give pre-
ceding every srrvtce. An excellent SOLO
Qusrsetfs Will render the music. Including
these singers: Mn. Jennie Houzhton-
EdDunds. soprano: Miss Edna Wisflerl
confrsi,o; George 4 Edmunds. tenor. and
w. A. Anderson, Dssso. Nine. Laird. of
Victoria. win s.rg a, .hs FIRST prsssy-
home. and until her recovery her place
The choir Of ths First Methodist churca
has been bene0tsd by the addition Of Mrs
Grace Bradley, the talented Young
soprano. formerly OF Tacoma The other
singers Of the excellent auarte'fe arr:
Miss Esws0n. coptraito; ~. II. Jester.
tenor and - " Grous. bssso
Prof Alfred Lusbsn is in charge % the
music AZ the Church IT Our Lady ~ Good
Help. with . large choir. and the addition
on special casions ot a string guarfefte.
Hs proposes 90 render sacred selections of
The highest character during the winter.
Prof Lv~ben has also taken charge u the
music NJ the Temple DE Hirsch.
MusSeoB Notes.
Mrs Jennie Hooshfon- Ft;munds IL IN
North Yakima - the so'osss with Wss-
nef's band
Miss Edna w,t,Ier. the vel known con.