The Washington times., 1901-11-17
IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC.

William Graham's excellent baritone
voice will be heard 10 advantage today in
the anthem. 20. Pray for the Peace Of
Jerusalem" which will be sung by the
choir OF ST. Marks Pro-Cathedral.
Dorothy DaIryInple viii assist at the
morning service at the Church of the Con-
vent today. Miss Dalrymple will sing
Divine Redeemer:
Mrs. Wilson Young, soprano, has been
engaged as soloist at two pianola concerts
which will be given at the Knabe music
rooms. Pennsylvania Avenue. The first
concert will occur in December. and the
other in February.
Last Friday night the faculty Of Wash
ington College, lexington. gave delight
full musicale The participants were
Messrs Kester, Hopkins. Rich, and their
pupils.
There are several important choir en-
gagemonts open for capable tenola, but
some difficulty is being experienced in
filing them. Enquiry at some Of the local
music houses would undoubtedly result
satisfactorily for tenors who may be in
quest OF a seasons engagement
Prof Otto Torney Simon will give a
pupils recital AT his studio Tuesday even
ing. November &c.
The Friday Morning Music Club was en-
tertained last week with a thoroughly en-
ioyable musicale given by Mr. Duffey
The numbers included Schuberts The
Wauderer" S,nufnann's Il Chide Thee
Not and three selections by Won Fielitz.
washington has a newly formed ladies'
quartette including names familiar in mu-
sical circles. They are Mrs. e. d. Bay
ly. Miss Elizabeth Wahly, Mrs. Oiin
Leach, and Mrs. a. l.. Sinclair.
valentine Abt, the celebrated mandolin
soloist will give recital here either the
latter part OF this month or early in De-
cCmber.
The first concert Of the winter by the
Ladies' String Quartette will be given In
the rooms of the Washington Club Tues
day evening December 3. The quartette
is composed of Florence Stevens, first
violin: Marie Bastianeln, second violin;
Mabel Montgomery. viola, and Florence
Weiser violoncelo Ernest Lent is the
director. At their first concert the quar-
tette viii be assisted b. Mrs. Ivy Har-
riott Shade. soprano.
The programme viii include:
Allegro. andante, menuetto. allegro,
non troppo. string quartette in A major.
Mozart Shadow song from 'Dinorah, "
Meyerbecr. Berceuse for violoncello Cod
ard Pastorale minuet. The Mil" for
string quartette; Lent. AndIEte from
concerto for violin, Mendelssohn. Sere-
made. Tosti: Love IS a Bubble" Ait
sen: two songs. Variations from string
quartette. op. Is, No. ). Beethoven.
Mrs H. H. Mills gave the first of
series Of studio musicalcs in her rooms
on Pennsylvania Avenue Friday after
noon Mrs. Mills preceded the recital with
a short talk on methods. and a very in
structing and interesting hour was spent
by those In attendance. The following
programme was admirably rendered by
Carrie Burkhart and Edna Baier: Who'll
Buy My Lavender" German AT Part
ing" Rogers: "Endymion." Lehman; pa
Bist VIE Fine Blume." Cantor; when In
Thine Arms Chadwick: Serenade. The
Viceroy," Herbert: Hear Ye' C'Eiiiah"s
Mendelssohn; serenade, Waller; spinning
song, Lang; Sing, Smile. Slumber."
Gounod; aria. "Tecea la Notte Placida"
c'll Trovatore'D, Verdi.
The choir of ST. Andrews Church has
been rendering a high class of sacred
music under the able direction of j. l..
Apple. At the morning service today