Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-16

During the recreation intermission at the
rehearsal Wednesday. May ID. the choir
was entertained by solos from three of it's
MEMBERSHIPS Faulkner; soprano; Miss
Baptista. contralto, and Mr.. McQuaid,
tenor-each number being pleasingiy and
intelligently rendered.
An interesting entertainment Is being ar
ranged for the Deaconess Training School
at Rust Hall by Mr.. William ]. Palmer. the
proceeds of which are intended Tor fund
to provide the deaconesses with car fare
on their errands of mercy Among those
who will participate are the Lyric Quartet
composed of Mrs. Bailey Mrs l.eech Mrs
Henney and Miss Wahley. who will be
heard in solos. well as I'm two quartet
numbers The others who will give vocal
solos are Mr. Charles Myers and Mr.. Van
A. Potter; Mr.. Charles III. Henney is down
for an euphonium solo, Miss Bessie Mona
CHAN for piano number and Mr. Louis
Atwater, the organist of st. pauls Luth-
eran Church, will give a pipe organ solo.
ar. Albert E. Ogg will recite several hu-
morous pieces.
Lincoln Post, C. a. r.. will conduct a pa
trioic and memorial service at st. Paurs
English Lutheran Church. The music for
TINS occasion will be especially interesting.
the choir being enlarged and. under the
eipe Snau OF Mr.: William ]; Palmer. will
Loi 1t is l. Be Not Afraid" by faure and
hiams anthem. Jesus. Lover of NV
| soul MI Palmer viii sing IIimmels
AT the services of the perpetual adora-
tion last Thursday at St. Patrick's Church
the musical program was as follows: Ava
MARIA A Mascheroni, soprano solo with
violin obligato: Veni Creator La Hache
tenor SOLO; violin solo, Adagio Schumann;
u Salutaris, Dubois. alto solo with violin
ophgato; Tantum Ergo. Rubinstein. So
pfaHo Sololst, Mrs. Annie c. Fugitt: alto
solofst. Miss Elizabeth Tyler: tenor soloist
Nr. Melville Hensey; bass soloist Charles
Goodchild; violin soloist Mr. Sol Minister.
organlst and director Mr.. Armand Gum
precht.
The pupils of Mrs. Frank Byram will
give recital at the Washington Club next
month, When an entertaining piano pro-
gram VIII be presented. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. Ivy Herriot Shade. Soprano
A monument to Richard Wagner will ho
unveiled in Berlin the first of next October
ana great preparations for the event are
pelng made. The festivities will occupy
HVe days and many of the works of the
great composer will be interpreted by the
most celebrated Wagnerian singers and the
most famous orchestras.
A testimonial concert will he tenaarad
Mrs. M. r. Waldecker by her pupils as
sisted by a part of the L. S Marine Band
ana Mr.: j. A. Finnegan. at Carroll Insti-
tute Hall.
The twelfth anniversary of the we'll
known Amphion Glee Club was appropri-
ately observed last evening by a concert
and reception given at Grand Army Han
Mr. j. Henry Lewis, the director had pre-
pared an excellent program of popular
songs, TO which the entire membership con-
tfibuted. Refreshments were served.
Inc last of the series of monthly musical
services and organ recitals will be given in
| 81. John Church. Georgetown, tomorrow
| evening at 100 o'clock. The choir will
| sing Magnificent" and "Nunc Dimittis"
Slmper in F; 20 Taste and See," Goss;
| Glorla, from twelfth mass. The organ re-
| cltal after the service. by S. Frederick
| Smith. organist and choirmaster. will in
clude Mnuet and Trio. Wood; variations
from the .tSeptour," Beethoven; Caprice in
! z nat, Guiimant; March in Z fiat, Hoyte