Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
MUSICAL MENTION.

Stratford last Tuesday evening was very
largely attended and her efforts and those
OF her assistants were fully appreciated.
Miss Rueckerts voice has developed into
a rich mezzo-soprano. with an unusual
range. and she sang with artistic finish and
effect Some of her numbers she accom-
panied herself, but in the more ambitious
selections she was accomp lnied by Mr..
John Porter Lawrence. and in one she had
the assistance of q viola obligato. played
By her father. Her father contributed vlo-
lin solos. in one Of which. Grieg sonata,
Miss Rueckert played the piano part, thus
proving herself an accomplished pianist as
well vocalist
At a recent meeting of the new music
committee of Foundry NJ. z. Church Mr..
w. X Cohen, the organist. was made di-
rector of the quartet. The choir has been
doing very fine work, and under Mr.. Co
hens direction will no doubt greatly i'm
prove
Mr.. Forrest D. Carr, basso is making
hit in his concert tour with the Louise
Brehany company. The Vancouver Daily
Province says of his recent appearance in
that city: Forrest d. Carr, the bass sing
sr. was one of the best in the company
His song Good Night was particularly well
rendered and enthusiastically received.
The Easter music at the Church of. Our
Savior will be repeated tomorrow. The
soloists are: Miss Florence Roach. soprano:
Mrs Davis. alto: Mr.. Davis, tenor; Messrs.
Camp and Brown, bassoS.
Mrs Lillian V. r. Armstrong, an accom-
plished musician. is now organist at the
Church of Our Savior.
Mr.. Angelo C. F'ronani will go to Rich
mOnd early in May to play for the Woman'S
Club in that city.
Miss Wentworth. a Washington girl took
Miss Helen Bertrams part in The Vice
roy in New York Wednesday night and
sang the part excellently. so the newspa-
perS said.
Mrs. Kate Scott Brooks has sung at Cal
vary Baptist Church. and it is understood
gave decided satisfaction 1t is not definite-
~ settled who Will be engaged but Mrs
Brooks voice pleased the congregation
The chapel of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church was crowded to overlooking Tues
day evening in attendance upon the an
nual recital Of the pupils of Prof H CLAW
Murray The instrumental numbers were
rendered by Misses Monte Little Lena =,
Murray Alma Bates. Evelyn Morgan
Maude Lchtenstein. Cora and Irene Som,
nlers. Florence King. Edna Donaldson
Sarah T Murphy, Mary and Amanda
Hraly. Ethel Hillyer and Barbara Kretch-
mann and Messrs- Chas. Pennington Nor
man and Carroll Merillat. Milton Jester
Russell Thompson and Edwin Marceron
vocal numbers were given by Mrs. E. V.
Jester. Mrs. H. Clay Murray and Misses
Willie La Hayne and Bessie WalpOrt: reci-
tatons by Mrs. ]. F. Engle and Mr. w r.
Toombes; violin solo by Master VIM
Braiy. and statue posing by Miss NJ. A.
Roberts Several numbers were illuStra ed
by the stereopticon. America" in which
the audience Joined. closed the recital
Al the meeting Of the Euterpe Musical
Club held Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of the Misses Senior. LIE Droit PARK.
the following program was rendered:
Piano. four hands. &C Minor Symphony"
MeTdelssohn, Mrs. Frank Byram and Mr.. A
= FrOnanl; soprano solo, Spring Song
oscar We'll. Miss Lulu Robert Won Olsen:
plano solo. "NOcturne, in sharp. Chopin
Mrs Frank Byram; contraito solo. II Love
plano solo. ta) "Nocturne." OPP. 40. Chop H.
Cd Etude. Bergen. Mr.. Angelo C. Fro
mani; violin solo (a) .'Adagio," OPP 80 Ries
OBJ Romance" Schumann Mr. William n
Scholz: vocal solo. Spring Has Come. = Va
leria White. Mrs. H X. Davis: baritone
solo. Die Quelle der Thraenen." Schubert,
Mr.; Frank Byram; bass solo. The Arrow
and the Song" Pinsuti. Mr.. John Duffy
Those present at the meeting were: Miss
Lulu Robert Won Olsen. Miss Pearl Cox
the Misses Grace and Bessie Senior, Misses
Bessie and Mabel Graham, Miss Fanny
Brown Tuley. Miss Sallie Mason, Miss
Craig. Miss Fields Mrs Rowan b TuIev,
Mrs H X Davis. Mrs. Merchant, Messrs'
John Duffy. Angelo c. Fronani Frank BY
ram. Messrs. Pleis and Grant Italo Frona-
ni. William II. Scholz and Mr.. James Hay-
hurst of Philadelphia
The following difficult and highly sue
cessful musical program given at Epiphany
CHURCH last Sunday by the vested choir of
forty voices and solo quartet will be re-
peated Sunday: II am. anthem. Christ
OUR Passover, Schilling; TIE Deum festival
In q, Dudley Buck: Jubilate in E. Horatio
W Parker; introft anthem. As 1t Began to
Dawn. Geo. c. Martin; offertory anthem
Shout. Ye High Heavens Geo w Chad.
wick Evening: Festival Magnificent and
Nunc Dimittis in c. c. Lee Williams: offer
tory anthem, They Have Taken Away My
Lord. Staiuer.
Mr.. Mariana Mama and Mrs. Paulina
MonteSrlno Mama have resigned from the
cholr of St Patrick's Church Mr. Mama
mas been the director of the choir for many
years He has work in view which will he
more conseniaL Mrs. Mama is the CON
Ea4to solo!st- The designations will take
effect the end Of the present month.
The choir of the Sacred Heart Church ie
rapidly Improving under the leadership nj
Prof l. T. Cannon. Its Easter program
was well sung. both as to solos and con-
ctrted numbers Mrs Flint. the capable or
SanlSt had the assistance of an orchestra
which played finely.
The recent musicale of the pupils of Mrs.
wilmer Benton Smith was well attended
ana mighty enjoyed. Those participatine
were Misses Cleary. Elsie Dodge, Sadie
Dodge. Rita Kennedy. Ethel Lee, = Walk
er Margaret Bondren. Catharine Keissick-
err treia Cook Nellie Bondren Leonora
keisSicker. Elsie Fouts. Masters Frank
Dunkin and Richard Slime. Mrs Smith her.
self played Godard's Second Mazlrka 70,
ipStiIS hummer OF the program. and
well as teacher ~~'''' IL
The elaborate musical program rendered
AT 81 AIoysius Church Easter Sunday will
ne repeated tomorrow. The mass as is
customary at this church, will be rendered
with iulI orchestral and organ accompani.
mint fOl4o"lnS are the program and
the names Of members composing the
choir: 'N'
Mass. with orchestra-Vidi Aquam No
Eello; kyrie. Gloria. Credo. Sanctus Apnu.
Del Haydn's Mass No. Is; offertory Re
gina Coei. Benedict: Benedictus orchestra
Interlude; RecessiOnal March. Kretschmrr
Nespers. 40 p.m.-Psa Inns MilIard.s YES
pers in ID fiat: Magnificat Marco. No 2
anthem. Regina CoeI. Brandeis; o Salu
taris, Brasa: Tantum Ergo. Riga; Iaudat,
Dominum. Moderate.
Members Of the choir-Organist and di
rector, Mr. S. j. kubeI: the quartet-So
pran0. Miss Blanche Wood: alto Mrs Mar
garet Noi2n-Martin; tenor Mr. T f. Tur
pin; bass. Mr. James Nolan. The chorus
SopranoS-Mrs- Lillian u. Schott Mise.
Mary Sweeny. Josephine Phillips Cora +,
Noyes. Jennie NJ Lynch. Kate Heron
Dena V. GrasSe- Altos-Mrs A. C. TayIor
Misses SaIiie S. Murphy. Mamie Maguire
Clara f. kubel, Mary ODea Tenors
Messrs- Thomas W. Davis Thomas n
DoOley. Carl Xanten. Michael p Connolly
George o Houlehan. Harry Parsons Fri
Rath. George Lansdale- Basses-Messrs
Harry Chase. w. II. Parker John /
Dwyer. Augustus Neff. Daniel Millrick, Dan
Tel O'Hare.
delightful musicale by the pupils o
Mrs. Georgia f. Miller held at he
residence. lis c street northeast, yesterda
hn rfoip taI