Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-27
MI STCAL MENTION.

1t is understood that Mr. JungnickeI has
secured sufficient subscriptions to give the
second of the proposed Baltimore Sym
phOuy Orchestra concerts, but that. at the
request of many ladies prominent in So
ciety. he has decided to defer the concerts
until Lent. when the whole series will be
given. He has been able to secure all his
SoloistS at that time except Nine. Saville
and she will be replaced by some one
equally good Thus it is likely that
Washington will hear Petschnikof and
1.eonora Jackson. two vioIinists who have
made decided impression wherever they
have appeared. Miss jackson. by the way Is
an American girl, who secured her educa-
zion abroad through the assistance of
friends who believed in her talent, and
whose work on the concert stage has Jus
tilted that belief.
Salammbo.' a grand opera. by E. Reyer
the words by Camille du IocIe received It's
first presentation IN the United States
Thursday night IN New Orleans under the
direction of +. Charley, the French opera.
liEpreStr1o II was produced in superb
syI", and made an instantaneous success.
ne opera is i'll FIVE acts and eight tableaux
The cast included Mile. Lena Pacary.
NeSSrs: Gauthier. Bonnard. Loyolle. Bonx-
man. Iery and R0Ssel.
Stanley OlmSted. the pianist has signed =,
contract Tor an extensive tour next sea-
son Mr.. Olmsted is native of Washing
TON ills tour will probably open in San
FFanclsco, and will continue from October
until April.
The forty hours devotion will begin at
= MGrys Church. 9Th street northwest be
tween G and IL streets, tomorrow and the
choir will render the following music
Solemn high mass at 1880 am: Asperges
Me Domino. W kOilros: mass in A. w
kaiiiwoda; offertory. o Salutaris (alto solo
With violin ohligatO), c. BraSa Ghe violin
"blisato will be played by Mr.. Anton kas-
par: Pangua Lingua during the process
SION. Gregorian: Tantum Ergo Cbass solo
md aha re-N
at 80 pm: Psalms. Domino Adj Adiuvan-
DUN, Dixit Dominus and Laudate Domi-
nun. p. Gloria: Magnihcat, P Gloria
Alma Redemptoris quartet, F. G.. Ilsley
- Salutaris soprano sOlo), B. HANNA
Td0tUm Ergo in Il HAT, ]. Wiegand: Laud-
ate Dominum. Gregorian- The devotion
Will be brought to close a the vesper
service on Tuesday evening at 1:3n with
tie following music: Psalms Domino Ad
Adjuvandum. DiNit DOminus and Laudate
Dominum (vesper service No. y. E. Mario:
"ffertory, Sslutaris (quarteO. B. Tours
MagnifCat No. ,. Z. Mario: Alma Redenp-
tori- trio for soprano. tenor and bass) F.
Campana: PaHgua Lingua, Gregorian: Tan
tum Ergo (alJp solo and chOrus). F. Faure:
Te Deum. GroSser Colt wir loben Dich." j.
Haydn. congregation, choir and organ.
The solos will be rendered by Miss Cecilia
Y Murphy. soprano: Miss Margaret Eich-
horn. alto: Mr. AluyS.us S. Fenneu. tenor,
and Mr.. Frank \. Rebstock, bass. The
members Of the chorus are Mrs. Goldsbor
ugh Goddard. Misses Theresa Buehler,
fi-rnenia Boyer. Iadie V. Rhecm. Katie
Whiteseu, Annie Miller. Mamie Miller. Ed
Ia Wright. Messrs- Robert Paul, ]. Frank
White and Albert Schulteis. Organist and
director Mr.. William Waldecker.
Prof. George Lawrence will give a mus
iral evening at his new studios, 1lOT q
lrect northwest. next Tuesday evening.
when quite a large number of his musical
friends are expected to h. present.
The Handel Haydn Singing Association
held a very enthusiastic meeting on last
Monday evening During the intermission
Miss NJ NJ. Byrne sang a solo. entitled In
pld Madrid followed by violin and vocal
duet. by Prof. and Mrs. Lawrence. Several
singers are invited to sing at the meeting
On MONDAY evening. when quite a large
attendance Is expected. The society Is
gradually growing, and several new mem
ber= We're admitted last Monday social
will he held next Thursday evening Febru-
"ry l. at the society's parlors 1l2T 10th
street northwest. Applications should be
cent TO the secretary. Miss NJ. NJ Byrne
GIL II street northeast.
Waiter F. Birch of Georgetown has been
niiinS the position tenor soIoist at the
Old Christ Church. Alexandria, Va for the
past SIX months. Mr.. Birch Is one of Hern-
don Morsells most promising pupils and
bids fair 10 rise in the musical profession