Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-05
MUSICAL MENTION.


The saengerbund will give the fourth Of
| its musicales this season at its club house
tomorrow night. Mr.. Henry Xander. the
musical director. has prepared a program
! that will prove highly interesting. The
solosts will be Mr.. Leo Stiefel, tenor; Miss
| Fannie. Koehle, vioinist; Miss Amy Law,
Soprano Miss Margaret Nolan Martin, con-
| tralto and Mr.. Henry Gunson, tenor. Mr..
Stiefel will sing Bartlett's "a Dream, Miss
Koehle will play Wieniawski's "Legende"
and Dessaus "MaZourka," Miss Law will
/ sing LISTS 'Lorley" and with Mr.. Gun
/ son, the duet in the garden scene from
Faust. and Mrs. Martin will sing Quar-
! antas Only to Dream You Love Me and
( Chaminade's "MadrgaI The Saengerbund
/ will sing two choruses, Kroomer's Cruise
au die Heimath" and Handlers "Liebes-
I grusse'
/ Miss Estelle Wentworth, who is acting as
a substitute for Miss Dana in Foundry NJ
T.. Church quartet, will sing as offertory
at tomorrow mornings service Coenen s
Il Heard the Voice of Jesus Say Miss
Wentworth will be heard at the church
until Miss Dana's return.
The operetta. "A New Year Reception
by Hubbard T. Smith, will be given by
special request for the benefit of L. s.
Grant Post. No. 6, G. A. r., at the Nation
al Rifles Hall on the evening of January
30, under the direction of Mr. George Law
renee, assisted by his vocal pupils. The
operctta has been greatly improved and
leng' hened by introducing some songs and
duets from other operas, and will no doubt
draw q large audience.
The Euterpe Club will hold its next meet
ing at its hall. 516 9th street northwest,
Monday. January IA, instead of next Mon
day. The director. Mr.. Angelo G. Fro
mani is preparing an excellent program.
The evening service at Hamlne NJ E
Church OH and streets northwest, to-
morrow will be given over to the choir,
which has been augmented for the occa-
Nl,- -. Nnh~ in1c a
The Holy One of Israel will be rendered
under the direction of Mr.. William j.
Palmer.
The MARQUIS Francesca De Souza Con-
tinho. the celebrated Portuguese baritone.
will make his New York debut at Carnegie
Hall January "a. with full orchestra: His
program. soon to be announced, is of broad
INTEREST," NJ. l.. Pnkham, who is managing
his American tour. also announces his APP
pearance in Washington. January II, which
will be done to permit his many friends
among the foreign ministers here to hear
him. De Souza is the cousin of the VII
confess de Santo Thryso. wife of the Por-
tuguese minister to Washington. and it is
now the intention of the minister and many
diplomats to attend the " ashington and
New York concerts.
Martinus Sieveking, the Dutch pianist.
now in this country, will give an unusually
interesting recital at MendelSSohn Hall, New
York city, January Is.
The Damrosch Society will give its sec
ond concert at the Congregational Church
February . ne S0lO1StS Will De MIR. FrlcC-
son Bushnell, bass: Mr.. Miersch, cello, and
Mrs. II. Clay Browning, soprano. The So
cety will also take an active part in the
pr gram. The resignation of MIR. Edmund
Narela as conductor of the society is great
~ regretted by the members. This action
was taken by Mr. Varela only on the ad-
vice of his physician. who found that he
was overworking himself and needed rest.
A special committee is considering the
names Of several musicians as his success
sor but no decision has yet been reached.