The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-04
THE GREAT MAY FESTIVAL.
PROGRAMME TOR MUSICAL CON-
 VENTION ON MAYG, ANDs,

 5 Morning-Operetta "PygmnIion an, Ga1atea" in the Afternoon, and Pia : no ARecitaI--New York Symphon, Concert in the Evening Concert an, Song Cycle Wednesday. The programme for the great musica convention on May 6, z and 3 is as fol lows:
 MONDAY, MAY 6, 2 P. M. Secretary's office, business meeting with reports of committees, etc.
 4 p. m. St. Pauls Church. Rev. Edwin s. Lines, D. D., rector Rev Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., M. A. assistant.
 Choir. Frederick s. Weld, director; Harry F. Woodstock, organist.
 Sopranos-Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche soloist, Mrs Harry L. Clark, Miss Edna May Rutz, Miss Elizabeth A. Hill, Miss Gertrude E. Kaptizke, Miss Filth S. Russell, Miss Pauline A. Merchant Miss Sarah E. Hall, Mrs. John T. Leggett, Miss Augusta A. Juch, Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy Miss Elizabeth T. Sweeney. Altos-Miss Betsey M. Hosmer, solo, ist, Miss Flora B. Rawson Miss Made line E. Futile, Miss A. Reed, Miss liar riet M Butler, Miss Georgia P. Lank. Tenors-William c. Duff, soloist, Ar thur H. Jackson, Walter J. Smith, Hem ry J Daly, William D. Embree. Basses-Frederck s. Weld, soloist Jo- seph D. Austin, Lawrence w. Sullivan, George l.. Hamilton, Edward F. Minor, James E. Smith, Walter B. Spencer.
 Evening Prayer. Prelude, Sixth Sonata, Op. SC.
 Alexander Guilmant I. Allegro con fucco.
 II. Meditation.
 III. Fugue.
 ". Adagio.
 (This number will begin at 3:30 p. m) Processional-Hymn 5O5. H. w. Parker Sentences.
 Lords Prayer. | Versicles .................,.... Tallis Psalter, Tentieth Selection, Psalms 14S, 14o, 150. Gloria No. 1. in E flat. ........ Garrett Gloria No. 2, in D................G Gounod Gloria No. g. in B flat. Stainer The Lesson from Holy Scripture. Nunc Dimittis, in B flat. Gounod Apostles Creed. Vets sicles ...................... Tallis Collects.
 Anthem .................... Martin Hymn 493 ....... M. w. Parker Address-Rev. Edwin S. Lines, D. D. FAnthem--"Song of Thanksgiving .................. ........ Cowen
 8 to 12 D. m.
 Hyperion-Promenade Concert. Floor Committee-Willam B. Tyler, chairman Walter R. Cowles Frederick R. Haight, James F. Cronan, Thomas N Hooker, Nathan B. Fitch, William D. Morgan, Jr., Harry l.. Foote, Frank L. Phillips, Harry l.. Galpin, Roger w. Tuttle..
 TUESDAY, MAY 7TH, 9A. M. secretarys Ofice-Business Meeting.
 9:30 a. m.
 Hyperion-Concert Mrs. Agnes Marion Clark of Milford soprano.
 Miss Bertha B. Warner of West Ha- ven, soprano. Edward Hendee of New Haven. tenor. Frank F, Edgar of New Haven, bari tone.
 Joseph Macdonald of Ansonia, bari tone.
 Fred H. B. Fowler of New Haven, vlolinist
 Maurice Porter of New Haven, pian- ist
 Spinnerlied ............,... Wagier- Liszt |
 MT Porter Myself When Young, from "In Persian Garden" Lehman
 MT. Macdonald Accompanied by James McGovern of
 Meriden. l Love Thee.... Grieg Since We Parted. .Allitsen
 Miss Warner by Max Treumann of New
 York. Nlta G1tana ....................De .DekoVen Mir Hendee. by Miss Ida May Hendee
 of New Haven. Ballade, Op. 16.. ..................... Grieg
 MT Porter The Worlds Awakening. .Allitsen
 MT. Edgar Accompanied by c. Franklin Pierce Thou Art So Like Flower . .............. Edna Rosalnd Park
 Mrs. Clark Violin obligato by Miss Florence Corn
 wall of Milford Accompanied al the piano by Miss Ma beel Douglass Bosworth of Milford. 7everie, Op. 22 No Vieuxtemps
 Mir. Fowler. Accompanied by Charles R. Fowler of l
 New Haven.
 II a. m.
 Hyperion-Harp Recital. Hiss Avice BoXall of London, England, { Assisted by Miss Katheryn Murphy of
 New Haven, soprano. ( Winter ....................Jo John Thomas
 Miss Boxall. II Loves Service. ..... Meyer Helmund | .
 Miss Murphy I Accompanied by Mrs. A. Heaton Rob-
 ertson of New Haven, Air With Variations. ............ Mozart f 'he Spinning Wheel. l.....John Thomas sbverie ......,...,.........J ...John Thomas Miss Boxall. c Ireetlng HaWley \ 1t Parting ...................... Rogers I the Wheat. I David of the White Rock. I