Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-05

try this season. but under the management
of Henry Wolfsohn. Hoffman is said to be
in much better form than last year he
will give a recital at the Columbia Theater
next month.
The new vested choir of ST Thomas
Church will sing for the first time at the
morning and afternoon services tomorrow.
Mr. Narela has spent great deal or time
and care in selecting the voices for this
choir, with the result that it Is composed OF
none but fine and experienced singers. In
two rehearsals they have mastered some
dozen or so anthems by such composers as
Chadwick. FOote, HOratiO W. Parker and
King Hall.
The music at the afternoon service at
1870 o'clock will be as follows: Cantate in
~ Holden; ~Benedic, George W. Chadwick;
Prayer George w Chadwick
The personnel of the choir is as follows:
Sopranos, Miss Grace l.. Mccullough, Miss
c. T. Burkhart Miss Elliot, Miss Alice b.
Henning, Miss Ernestine Rowland Mrs.
William S. Torbert. Miss Suzanne Gutherz,
Miss Pole and Miss Edna II. Baier; con-
traltOs, Miss Elizabeth A. Stuart. Miss Le-
ma G.. Shepherd, Miss Pauline Wise, Miss
Kate Whitcomb, Miss Im0gen Noodle and
Mrs. r. w Moore; tenors. Messrs. Horatio
n. Rench, Clarence f. Latimer, Palmer
Balenger, Charles s. Richards and Paul III.
Miller; BASES. Messrs. William d. Hoover,
Ed. +. Thomas, Thomas c. Pole and b.
Frank Myers. The solo quartet is: Miss
Grace l.. Mccullough, Miss Elizabeth A.
l. ~
liam D, Hoover Mr.. Olmstead will remain
as organist.
Angelo e. FrOnani will soon bring togeth-
er the Euterpe Club Gncorporated) for the
winters work. The meetings will be held
at the Washington Club and the programs
viii be of the highest order.
The music at St. Aloysius Church tomor-
row will be as follows: High mass at II
d. m: 'Asperges Me-" by CASTOR Dettner:
mass. Gounods st. Cecilia" offertory.
We Ferum," chorus by Mozart; benedic
tus interlude. Psalm LXVI." by G0rdizi-
ami; solo for trombone, performed by Mr..
John Elbel,
Vespers at 100 p.m.-Psalms, Marcos
vespers No. ;; 'Magnificat." GregOrian;
hymn, "Salve Regina CWagner), soprano
solo; 20 Salutaris'' (SchuberO alto solo:
''Tantum Ergo (Shelley), quartet; ''Lauda-
te Dominum, soprano solo and chorus.
Gounod-
Mr.. S. ]. Kubel is the organist and d.
rector of the choir.
y series of song recitals will soon be given
by Miss Amy Law at ner studio somewhat
after the manner of those given by her at
the Hotel Majestic, New York: the New
trontenac of the Thousand Islands, and
the Chateau Frontenac of Quebec. Her adj
vanced pupils will be given debuts during
these recitaIS
Miss Adelaide Lynham has been engaged
as contralto in Foundry NJ. E. Church
Quartet, and enters upon her duties tomor-
row.
The program of music at St Patriek's
Allegretti. in B minor, Alex. Guilmont:
Asperges, Brosig; mass. Imperial F,
Haydn; eni Creator, alto solo, O'Shea;
ofertory. Ave Maria, Pizzi soprano solo,
with violin CbligatO; postlude, Marche Re
ligioss, Alex. GuilmOnt. The soloists are:
Soprano, Mrs Annie Grant Fugitt; alto,
Miss Mamie Grant: tenor, Mr.. Melville Hen
sey' baritone, Mr. Walter Shannon; bass,
Mr.. Charles Goodchild: violin, Mr. Sol
Minister; organist and director, Mr. Armand
Gumprecht.
The Euterpe Musical Club will present an
interesting program for their second must
Gale of the season to be held Monday even
ing. About twenty of the members will
appear in solos and concerted numbers
The board of managers has passed on a
large number of applications for associate
membership Associate members and their
friends viii be accorded the privilege of
attending the musicales and concerts of the
club without being called upon to partici-
pate in the program. a music committee
Mr.. Raphael Rooster and Mrs. Blanche
MUir-Dalgleish, has been appointed The
other officers of the club remain the same
with the addition of William F. Worcester
as corresponding secretary.
Miss Edna Sheehy, whose voice possesses
many beautiful qualities, has been heard
in many of the leading Catholic choirs of
the city during the past few months, but
most frequently in St. Matthews. Her IA
Their contemplates having his daughter take
a thorough course at the New England
Conservatory of Music in Boston. She be-
gan her studies with the Visitation nuns of
this city.
VIII A. Haley is making preparations for
MS annual series of concerts This will be
the coming concerts surpass any of his
previous efforts.