The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

tinguished list OF patronesses for this
years visit, assuring q large and fashion,
able attendance at the concert. The
programme for the first part VIII be as
follows: Like a Queen Entroned" (Sel-
pie. '92), by the glee club; Cherry (Al-
bert, mandolin club Beauty's Eyes"
(TostoD, glee club: ''Asthore' CTrotere),
sung by Mr.. McHenry. The second part
Of the programme will include Tam
hauser March (Wagnerl, mandolin club;
selection by the quartet: The Cob
lins" park, sglee club, and 1897, Haste
(Weaver), glee and mandolin clubs. The
third part Of the programme will COM
prise Herbert's Fortune Teller" by the
mandolin club; Atkinson's "Musketeers, -
by the glee club; Rocky Road 20 Dub
linz (Ephraim), madolin club, and Alma
Mater" (Stier, '0i. combined clubs. The
officers OF the Lafayette College Musical
Association are w. c. Alexander, jr.,
president; c. S. McHenry, vice president;
c. E. st. John. glee club leader. and J. A.
Hamilton, mandolin club leader,
At this evenings service Of St. Paul's
English Lutheran Church the quartet will
sing
He Watching Over Israel" ("EHiah'D. .Mendelssehn
sanctus Afesse solennelle .iounod
The Palms .RauTe
Selye Regina" FespeTs Milard
Soprano solo, Jerusalem" est PRu') .AlenGelssohn
CoBtTalto solo. 20 Rest in the Lord t'Eiah >,
.Mendessonn
Violin SOLO Mr.. Gattman.
Organ. Paques lers .May
Organ, Ategretto graZioso- losrs
Organ, Allegro fiiina' alh
The personnel OF the quartet is; Mrs.
Theodore T. Apple. soprano; Miss Flora
Bernheimer. eontraito; Mr. Howard But
terworth, tenor; Mr. Theodore T. Apple,
bass. and Mr.. Lewis Corning Atwater, or
ganist and director.
St. Andrews Church choir VIII sing
Stainers "Crucihxion" on Good Friday
evening. On Easter Sunday they viii
sing Manney's Resurrection" The choir
is under the direction OF Mr. John Apple.
The quartet consists of Mrs. Alfred T.
Gage, Mr. john L. Apple. Mrs. John
Roberts, and Mr.. F. c. Schaefer. Mr.,
Fulton B. Karr is organist.
The 'Crucihxion" will be sung at EN-
manual Church. Anacostia, on March 26.
The soloists will be E. Theodore Martin,
OF New York. and Mr.. William Saantle-
bury, of this city.
Miss Julia Manscher. a pupil Of Miss
Margaret Veitch, was sololst at the meet
ing of the Mississippi Society last week.
At Miss Veiteh's studio, on Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Day played the piano part
Of the "Hansel and Gretel," and Miss
Veitch sang some Of the "GreteI" num-
bers.
AIercadante's Seven Last Words Upon
the Cross, to be given to=day at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. is orie
of the most impressive musical interpre-
tations Of the experiences OF Passion
Week. II is remarkable and solemn
rendering Of our Lords IasS utterances
I'm seven numbers. as follows: Father,
Forgive Them" To-day Thou wilt Be
With Me- Woman, Behold Thy Son."
My God. Ny God. Why Hast Thou For
saken Me?" L Thirst" Into Thy
Hands. 1T Is Finished" Il will be under
the leadership of Mrs ". II. Shir-Cliff,
Miss Pauline Whitaker. con-
iralto: Mr.. W. c. Mills. tenor. Mr.. A.
]. Hudson, bass, and Mr.. J. Porter Law
renee, OrganIst4
Mrs. n. r. Waldecker will give her mu-
steal with her pupils next Wednesday
evening at her studio. 452 P street north
west. which promises 10 be a great sue
cess.