Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-25
Norfolk. \ nne choral service will be

Norfolk. y fine choral service viii he
given. -
The choir is in charge OF Mr.. Henry
MacLachlan. organist and cho,rmaster.
ar. MacLhchlan has been located in
Norioik Tor three years and has won
Msi,ueserved popularity as II church
orEahlst. Mr.. MacLachlan came here
from Chicago, where he had charge of
me organ department of the Mason s.
damhn Company, OF Boston.
REClTALS AT EASTERTIDE.
Mr.. MacLachlan. assisted BY his
choir and prominent local soloists, will
give Il series of organ recitals on the
grand new organ OF 81. Luke's Church
immediately after Easter The public
VIII look forward TO these with much
pleasure.
Mr.. Blackwell Holland. tenor. late
of one of the Portsmouth choirs. has
accepted position at St Paurs T..
II, Church, Norfolk. and will begin there
to-day.
Mr. ............ Hines late of Free
mason Street Baptis, Church choir, has
also been engaged as tenor for St.
Paurs choir.
The friends of Mr. John Lawrence
Will be Interested TO hear that he has
received the appointment OF bass solo
list III old Trinity Church. New York,
At Il salary Of $1,000 u year.
y notable feature in art circles OF
this city Will he the exhibition during
the coming week of two beautiful wa
ter colors just received from SPAIN
These are THE Tower OF Giralda."
part OF the cathedral OF Seville. built
by the Moors in the twelfth century
and '''rhe Courtyard Of n Spanish Sum
mer-house." The tower of Giralda. in
Spain, is 215 feet high, and II curious
architectural feature is the use OF in
clned planes instead of stairs. These
two beautiful pictures were presented
by Madam Coucas. wife OF Captain
Concas Of the Spanish navy to Arthur
G. Humphreys. Spanish vicc-consul at
this port. They Will he placed on cx-
h!bition tomorrow 1T the Nusbaum
Art Store, where they may be seen by
the public for a few days.
Mrs w. Il. Calender. of Selma, .,la.,
nee Miss Estellc v. liudgins. of Nor
folk. u sweet contralto singer. will
sing to-day at the morning service at
Sacred Heart Church.
Among the popular new musical
compositions that are winning general
Reginald de kovcn-"Rhapsodic." with
cello ohligato, for soprano or tenor;
Meet Me, Love. Oh Meet Me- soprano
or tenor. also alto or baritone. and his
"Recessional." arranged for soprano,
tenor, alto or baritone. Another charm
ing song is Return" words by Ed.
'reschemachcr, music by f. Paolo
Fosti.
Messrs. Norton G Casey report re-
ceivng notice from their publishers of
another order for 10000 copies of Sing
Me Il Song of the South This is the
third 10000 copy order of this song,
which is now becoming one OF general
favorites all over the country.
So.
The lecture delivered Thursday night
by Mr., +. Il. Reade ut the store of the
Gcmmell Art Company was largely at
tended and his hearers CLEANED many
good IDEAS on the speakers subject:
Picturesque Photography and Choice
of Subjects" Next Thursday night
Mr.. Readc will. ut the same place, de-
liver lecture OH toning and fixing
Photographic prints. All Interested In
amateur photography are Invited to
attend.
Inc clipper Quartette was handsome
~ entertained Wednesday night at the
residence, on Bank street. of CAPTAIN
{. T. corbin. of the Fifth Maryland
Regiment. Captain Corbin. who is n
popular Baltimorean, is located here
for some time. AS usual. the quar-
tette was heard to good advantage.
rms quartet;e has a large repertoire of
choice pieces 1t is composed OF a.
McGrath, leader; a. j. lIorns, tenor;
H. Jacobs. baritone: ]. j Cherry. bass.
Mr.. Nj. NJ. Cherry Is its manager
Mr.. Dwight Williams. in charge of
The art department OF Norfolk C'onser-
Vatory of Music, has received an invi-
tation 10 conduct the art classes ut the
Chautauqua Assembly at Boulder. Col.
during The coming summer. Boulder is
located III ono of the most picturesque
sections OF America and is IL rich field
for the landscape painter MIR. Will
liams has the matter under considera-
ton and may accept.
s-:-s
The Norfolk Art League opened its
handsome now quarters in the Nus
baum Art building last night by Il re-
ception from to II O'clock The affair.
which was Of u most enjoyable nature.
Is mentioned at greater length else
where in this issue
Prof II. Womersley will give a re-
cital In the vestry Of Park Avenue Bap-
iist Church, Brambloton. for the bcnc-
III of the music fund OF the church
Monday evening, March 9Th. 1t will
commence at sis o'clock.