Evening star., 1901-11-02

ing. He will also sing at special service
at St. Stephens Church on Sunday NO
yember 10.
row will be as follows: Hight mass at IL
o'clock-"Asperges Me-" Dessert; Mass In
A. KaIliwoda; offertory, "Dextera Domlnl,
Rheinberger. Vespers at 1:3O pm.-Psalms
(GregOrian), Witt; Magnihcat, Gregorlan
hvmn. s'Salve Regina (trio), Rosewig; 20
Salutaris'' 0enor solo), Mendelssohn; ran
tum Ergo Weiss. The quartet is as fol-
lows: Mrs. Blanche Mattingly Rogers, So
prano; Mrs. Margaret Nolan Martln, alto
MIR Chas z. Myers, tenor; Mr.. James j..
Nolan, bass. Mr.. s. ]. kubel is the organ
ist and director.
Washington has another singer ADDED 10
its list in Madame Freebert Wacker, WEo
was the dramatic soprano with Emma
Juch, the Bostonians and the Metropolitan
opera companies. She was recently sololst
for Liberati. Her first appearance in TINS
city will be at Miss Lieberman's pupils re-
cital. Miss Lieberman will also have inc
assistance of the United States Marine
Band Orchestra combined with SIX pianos
and Mr. r. Seel, flute soloist; Mr.. Van
Poucke, clarinet soloist, and Mr. W. Smith,
fuegelhorn soloist. Madame Wacker Will
sing the cavatina from Myerbeer's ROD
ert lie Diabls'' and the Flower Song from
Gounod's Faust" A few of the piano and
band selections are entirely new having
never been played in this city.
The pavilion for the blind, Congressional
Library, was crowded to the doors Wedntss-
and William de Ford presented their pu-
pills, Misses Lena Willige and Lourita
Reiner, in a plano and song recital. Ihese
young ladies have a charming personality
and their rendition of the difficult Numbers
was heartily enjoyed by the critical audi
ence.
The following is the musical program at
st. Patrick's Church tomorrow, prepared
by Mr.. Armand Gumprecht, organist and
choir director; Prelude. I'm Paradisum, y
Dubois; Mass in B fiat, Mercadante; "Veni
Creator" (trio), female voices; offertory,
20 Salutaris." Thorne, sung by Miss Helene
Traverse Mcguire; postlude, "Tannhauser
March, Wagner.
The ''Kdbelik'' fever, as an English writer
called the great enthusiasm over the young
yiolinist during the last London season.
seems to prevail also in Prague and Buda-
pesth, VIII re he IS giving a series OF fare
we'll concerts before his American tour.
The students and music lovers went through
the extravagant demonstration of drawing
the idol of the day through the streets in
his carriage, and serenaded him at his
hotel The story of his reception and deco
ration recently by the pope has also caused
considerable comment in European papers.
American concert-goers are already COM
mencing TO take great interest in his COM
ing tour. For his American debut concerts
will be given Monday evening, December
2, at Carnegie Hall, assisted by Mr.. Paur
and his orchestra and Miss Jessie Shay
also on Saturday afternoon. December z, at
the same place (his first recitaD. An or
phony Hail. Boston, December 4. with Phil
adelphia Baltimore and Washington to fol-
low.
The personnel of the Pro-Cathedral choir
this year is as follows: Sopranos Jack
Alexander, Walter Barnum, Karl Block,
James Burch, George Cressey, Roland Dom
ahoo. David Hart. Oscar Herring, Henry
Jaeger. Horace Johnston. Elmon Miller,
Leon Block. William Miller, Edwin Tyler,
Randolph Titus, Francis Woodman, Arthur
Van Week, Thurston Johnston: altos, Mrs
car Herring. Mrs. c. B. Fonda, Miss Core
Cum Miss Fanny Williams; tenoFs. DR.
Edwin Roberts, DR.. Bruce Hoofnagle. d
VI. Lea. G. r. Rock, II. S. Childs. Paul
Steele F. NJ. Parker, b. w. Beebe; basses
A. L. Pope Charles c. McRoberts. William
Graham Richmond Bingham. C. T. Belt
Raymond X. Tongue c. j. Lucy, G. p
Fonda: organist and choirmaster. Ernest
T. Winchester; crucifers, Edgar Barnes ana
William Barker: Librarians. Joseph Stiisor
and Walter Barnum-
The concert OF Heinrich Meyn, the IA
nous German leder singer, and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Ernest Lent viii take place on Wed
nesday night. November 20, az the New
Willard bail room.
The FIRST musical service of the seasoT
win be held at ST. johns Church. George
town, tomorrow afternoon at $50. Ihe
6-st Sunday in each month even song vii
be choral. and It IS proposed 70 have special
music these occasions. Tomorrow
Tours In 7 viii be tfe service. aud g duin-