The times., 1899-01-15
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Plunket Greene will give song re-
cital at the Uniyersalist Church Tuesday
evening at O'Clock
Miss Sexton. from Bnckhannon. W Va.
will spend the Winter in Washington
studying vocal music at the National Con-
servatory of Music.
DR.. Exner will sing for the offertory at
Christ Church, Georgetown, the Recess
sional." by Reginald dc Koven.
Mr.. Clarence Doyle has gone to st. An
drew's as organist.
Mr.. W. T. Glover has left the Church of
the Incarnation and is now at Christ
Church Georgetown.
At the Church of the Holy Name Miss
Tyler will give a solo in the evening, 20,
Salutaris.' by Garland.
The music at the North Presbyterian
Church will be resumed today. Mrs. Rams
dell having recovered from her attack of
grip.
Mrs. Dorothy Rogers Noyes VIII repeat
this morning the new sacred solo 20
Praise His Holy Name, dedicated to her
by the composer, Mr.. f. d. Anderson.
Miss oline Simpson, the contralto at the
North Presbyterian Church, is i'll at her
home with grip.
Friday evening last, at the North Caro-
lima State Association. solos were sung by
Miss Edna Bishop, Miss Adeline OBryon
and Miss Tyler.
The meeting of the Philharmonic Club
was held last Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Blanche Muir $40 Sixth
Street northwest. Mr.. II. T. Statham was
elected president. Next Monday night the
club viii meet at Miss Gibson's, 1i22 S
Street northwest.
Miss Tyler will be the soIoist at the
Riggs House for the Continental Chap
tel" d. A. r.. Monday evening.
\ new march by Mr.. b. McKelden. ir
has been dedicated to Company D. Central
High School. Mr. ". r. Todd has also
written for the school a new two-srcp.
The Matinee Girl"
Miss Blanche Sprigg will sing this morn
ing Palms Of Peace at the Church of the
Covenant.
Mr.. Harry Murray yesterday gave the
first of a series OF fine organ rectals.
Mr.. Frank 7. Reeside was solst.
The large choir of Hamline ". Z. Church
is doing excellent service, under the lead
ership of Mr.. William j. Palmer. who is
now entering upon his second year in
that capacity. The choir now numbers
| thirty voices, is well balanced, and has
within its membership some excellent So
loists. At the morning service today will
! be sung 20, Joyful Light" by Tours.
Miss Bertha Darby will sing Sometime
| Wen Understand" at the offertory.
Harry Rome Shelly's Saviour, When
| Night Involves the Sky with Mr.. John II.
Duifey as soloist. and with full chorus
| will be heard at the night service. Miss
Ida Tocuse will render a selection from
Leieal's mass during the offertory.
| Miss BERTHE Rickenbach will substitute
| Miss Dae at ST. Paul's English Lutheran
Church today.
The Bethany Mission gave a very pleas
| ing evening to its members last Tuesday.
| The solos were sung by Miss Dexter and
| Mr. |. l.. Jones. Mr.. Ed. Muth gave a
| piano selection, also acting as accompa-
mist Mr.. Purdy and Mr.. Muth had charge
of the programme.
Mr. Charles S. Skerrett has returned
| from Europe and is now occupying his
old position at St. Paul's Church.
The choir at Hamiine Church, Ninth and
| + Streets northwest, are making prepara-
! tions TO participate vocally in the we'd
| ding ceremony of one of its members,
| which will occur on Wednesday of this
week Among the selections for that oc-
casion will be 20, Perfect Love"
Owing to the Illness of Mr.. Albert Furth-
| maier, celloist, the chamber concerts are
| postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. w A. Lamson has returned to mu-
| steal circles.
The Euterpe Musical Club was enter
tanned at the home of Miss Law Tuesday
evening last The programme opened with
a paper on Schumann by ltalo Fronani.
Miss Helen Nye will sing at the Metro
politan Baptist Church today, both at
morning and evening service.
DR.. Radcliffe is giving Sunday evening
lectures, with music TO Illustrate by the
choir The quartette number tonight Is
Fear of Doubling" from 'Rebekah." The
members of the choir are Mrs. Nellie Will
son Shirt Cliff. soprano; Mrs. NJ. Nolan
Mather, alto; j. NJ. Reiman, tenor; j. No
Ian, bass.