Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-13
MUSICAL NOTES.

Washington's select musical organization,
the Musical Art Society. af which Mr..
Reginald de Koven is the president, is an
nouncing its second concert for Wednesday
evening, the 10Th instant. at the New Will
lard banquet hall. which promises to be an
event Of considerable social as well as
musical Importance. Among the subscrib-
ers and patrons of the society appear the
following names: Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge.
Mrs. James w. Pinchot. Mrs Julius Catlin,
Mrs. Cuno II. Rudolph. Mrs. w. 8. Cowles,
Mr.. 8. w. Woodward. Mr.. Thomas r.
Walsh. Rev. William R. Turner, Mr..
Charles B. Bailey Mr.. e. Berliner. Mrs.
Theodore w. Birney. Mrs. w. 8. Bowen.
DR.. George c. Samson. Mrs. N. 8. Simpkins.
Mr.. o. G. Sonneck. Mr. Andrew Stewart,
Major N. H. Camp. Mr.. r. H. Chapman.
Miss Emma p. cilley' NE A. p Clark Rah H.
MANN Mrs. c. B. Rheem. Mrs. w. L. Gift,
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock. MIR. w.
Wallace Marin. Prof. e. NJ Pease, Mrs.
katherine G. Powers: Mrs: H. J. Finley.
laher. Mrs Harriet H. Mills, Mr.. A. c.
Moses. Mr.. William NICHOLSON. Mrs. M.
G. Harvey, Miss Minnie Harper, Mrs.
Alphonzo Hart. Miss Mary NJ. Mclean. Mrs
H. B. F. Mcfarland. Mr.. Nicholas Luquer,
Mr.. Ellis Logan. Mr.. A.. I,isner. Mr.. WILL
lam Bruce King. DR.. Isabel Haslup Lamb.
Miss Isobel H. Lehman. Mrs. c. Heurich,
Mr.. c. J. James. Mr.. Charles F. Keefer.
The concert will be purely a subscription
affair.
Mr.. B. Frank Gebest,s fourth monthly pu-
Ps s rsssl was ns,s sta staao s
noon. Following is the program rendered:
Sonata in E fiat, Clement, for four. hands,
Misses Olive Keys and Mamie Radcliffe;
Song Of the Brook" Lack. Miss Helen
Calhoun; Spanish Dance" Moszkowsk.
for four hands. Misses Agnes Stewart and
Kathryn Cox: ''Au Matin." GODDARD. Miss
Marie F1ather; "caiirrhoe. Ghaminade; Miss MI 3
Sinding. Miss Edna Rice: "Aragonaise,"
Massenet Miss Katharine McNeal; Funeral
March, Chopin. Miss Freda Egbert; trio.
La Somnambula." Misses Higgins. Agnes
Stewart and Florence Gray; Fantasia I'm
promptu," Chopin, Miss Vivian Church;
Ronda Brilliante, Weber, Miss Clarine Nc
Carly.
Mr. Robert Grau has perfected tho de-
tails Of the tournee Of Madame Adelina
Patti (the Baroness Cederstrom) to an ex-
tent wherein he can announce now. for the
first time, many facts Of interest to the
ton October "a, and arrive in New York
about October 80. Her first concert will
take place in that city on Monday evening.
November 2. She will also be heard at
matinee there on Wednesday. November
4 After that she will be heard in various
cities until she reaches Washington. No
vember 26, where she will appear at Con-
vention Hall. and then resume her tour.
Rossini's celebrated Stabat Mater will be
given with a large chorus, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. George Lawrence. The quartet
of st. Patrick's Church, consisting of Mrs.
Annie Grant Fugitt, soprano: Miss Elizabeth
Tyler. contralto; Mr.. Melville D. Hensey.
tone, will sing the solo parts with Prof.
Almond Gumprecht at the organ. There
will be short concert as prelude to the
Stabat Mater, when the following artists
Ernest Lent, 'cellist; Miss Marie Bastianelli,
violinist, and the Ladies' String Quartet.