Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22
MUSICAL MENTION.

Mr.. E. Allen Terrell is substituting al
Old ST. Johns Church during November
for Mr.. William G. Mills, tenor. At the
Thanksgiving service Thursday the choir.
under the direction of Mr.. II. II. Freeman,
will be heard in TIE Deum GIalD, with
incidental solos by Mr.. Arthur Deibert,
bass and Master Charley Horton, soprano;
Jubilate in D flat, (SchuberD and The
Lord Said" (Stevensonp This morning
the choir will give the anthem ''As
Moses Lifted up the Serpent in the Will
derness' tAdams>. chorus and soprano
solo by Master Horton. The offertory
number at the vesper service today will
be Grant Us Thy Peace (Gaun. sung
by Il double quartet of male voices con-
sisting of first tenors, Messrs. =. Allen
Terrell and Il. l.. Mead; second tenors
Charles B. Nanten. and Charles H. Hen
ney: first basses K. II. Atkinson and
Henry Hobart Talmadge; second basses
Arthur H. Deibert and Bayard Gibson
The program this afternoon will also in
clude Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis by
Brewer.
Mr.. II. Campbell Black gave lecture
before the Friday Morning Club this week
on the clarinet. its history and character
istics. with musical Illustrations. i'm which
he was assisted by members OF the club
The opening selection was Fantasia
Stueclle, OPP. Is, Andantino con motto
Allegro Vivace. Ballade, moderate. Ale
gro motto vivace. (GadeD This was fol-
lowed by Andante POGO adagio from
Clarinet Sonata, OPP. 120. (Brahnls,;
Premieres Tendresses'' Eugene La
croiO. I'm Herbst'' OR. Franz Trio for
violin, clarinet and piano. Op. 4, CBlackD.
Miss Edna Bowers, Mr.. Black. Mr.
Charles kisher: Last movement OF trio
for viola, clarinet, and piano. OPP IA,
MozarD, Miss Sewal, Mr.. Black and Mr.
Fisher.
The monthly meeting of the League of
the Sacred Heart OF st. Matthew's Church
VIII take place Wednesday of this week
instead of Thursday. Some new HYMNS
will be sung under the direction of Miss
Jennie Glennan, and Miss Agnes Downey,
soprano will be heard in an Ave Maria"
by Dana.
A special feature of the services at the
dedication of the pulpit to Dr. Stafford
Ihursday evening was the appropriate
ana impressive musical program given by
the two cllOlrS of the church Before the
procession of the cardinal and the clergy.
Mr.. Gumprecht played the funeral march
by Whiting. This was followed by the
professional. Pilgrims of the Night" by
Father F'aber, sung by the sanctuary
tet. Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt. soprano:
Mrs. Gumprecht contralto: Mr.. Melville
Hensey. tenor, and Mr. Arthur Porter
bass: 'Neni Creator" from Mr.. Gum
prechts second mass, by the quartet: Pie
Jesu" tSchenuit), solo, quartet and chorus:
"Panis Anglicus.' by the sanctuary choir:
Tantum Ergo 81. Faure), solo and
chorus. by the mixed choir; Lead, Kind
~ Light tFabel), quartet, and Funeral
March Chopin, Mr.. Gumprecht.
Miss Liebermann announces a grand
concert for January 10 in the hall of the
Elks. on III street. The first part of the
program will be devoted to piano solos
and will include Earl King" List;
''Rigoletto Fantastic" List: lie Papil-
lons,' Lavella: "Cujus Amman" List;
Adagio, from sonata 'Pathetique,'' Bee
thoven; allegro from sonata .Waldstein,"
Beethoven: LIE Pardon de PIornel." Mey-
erbeer; Left Hand Solo LeschetiZsky:
overture to ''Stradella." Flotow. The see
ond part of the program will consist OF
the ''Tannhauser" overture, Won Bulow-
Wagner, for twenty hands; dance by
Brahms. and concerto for clarinet
(Spohr) by Mr.. Jacques Van Poucke of the
Marine Band and Miss Liebermann The
third part will include fantasia for flute
by Mr. Robert Seel of the Marine Band
and Miss Liebermann, and will close with
a lecture recital presenting for the first
time in this country both suites of Ibsens
drama Of Peer Gynt," music by Gries,
which Will De arranged fOf 1Ofty hands
for piano alone. The part of Solveig will
be sung by a prominent vocalist to be
announced later.
Nine Marie Won CnSchuld-Lazard has
issued cards to the christening of her lit
tie daughter. Madeleine. at ST. Matthew's
Catholic Church, Thursday, November p,
at o'clock. a reception will follow the
ceremony at the University OF Music and
Dramatic Art, 1Si1 l. street northwest.
The Musurgia Club. which made its de-
but last season under the direction of
Mr.. Edgar Priest. presenting David 8
Desert, is diligently rehearsing for a
concert to be given next month. This