Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-09
MUSICAL MENTION.

the music commission or the archdiocese
at its last meeting and which. il is
pected, directors of Catholic choirs will.
in future. exclude from their repertoire.
include the following: O Salutaris In G
major from "Tannhauser,' adapted by NJ.
A Gilsinn and Charles Lang: O Salutaris
In u from r. Wagner. adapted by John
A. OShea; o Salutaris in G fiat by +.
Gloria: . Salutaris in q major from
kucken. arranged by H. Bolkmann: o
Salutaris in b fiat Emil Karst: o Salu-
taris in A fiat. +. GLORIA: O Salutaris in
f fiat. from Mehul. arranged by NJ II.
Cross: o Salutaris in A fiat. J. Wiegand:
o Salutaris in + fiat. Vincent Civillo; o
Salutaris Ettore Barii; . Sautaris in ID
fat J. Wiegand: Salutaris. Harry
Wheaton Howard; 0 Salutaris in u fiat
William p. Becker o Salutaris in ma
jor. I. T. Whelan: o Salutaris in ma
Jor, b. Cecil Klein: . Salutaris in 4 ma
1or. Carlo Bassni; o Salutaris in F ma
Jor. William Waldecker: o Salutaris I'm T.
fiat opus S. E Mario; o Salutaris In Il
nat Albert j. Holden: o Salutaris in II
NAT l.. Neidermeyer: o Salutaris i'm ID
mar +. GiorZa: Tantum Ergo in F. major
r. Z. Goeb: Tantum Ergo in c major
opus Il. FIR. Riga: Tantum Ergo in F
major. A J. Davis: Tantum Ergo I'm @
major. William Berge: Tantum Ergo in c
major. III. Willard: Tantum Ergo In A
major. opus 131. No. 2. ]. Wiegand: Tan
tum Ergo in r fiat. j. Wiegand: Tantum
Ergo In d major, opus 20. by FIR. Riga;
Neni Creator in f fiat. John A. O'Shea
Heni Creator in B fiat. J. Wiegand: Veni
creator. opus 11S, J. Wiegand: Veni Gre
ator. Emil Karst; Veni Creator in T. ma
1or. J. l.. Gilbert: Pater Noster I'm ma
jor. by Emil Karst
Miss Alice Burbage. who has been a
guest during the month OF July at the
nome OF Mrs. MuSgrave at Bar Harbor
was one Of the principals last week in a
denghtfui musicale at Witchcliffe. the
Wells. Mr.. Percy Averill. baritone. was
the vocal soloist and was heard in sew
eral numbers. including Widmung tSchu-
mann). The First Primrose (Grieg). Ru-
cuellement Faure). Lockruf (RuckauD
(Homer). A Mans Song (Harris), Music
When Soft Voices Die Gohnson) and Ele-
gle (MasseneO.
tenor soloist at ST. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. succeeding Mr.. Joseph Battle,
who recently resigned. Mr.. Mills has
been prominent in church musical circles
for several years. and it was a matter Of
great regret last season when he was
compelled to relinquish his position in the
quartet Of the New York Avenue Church
and go to Colorado on account of a per-
ststent throat trouble. The climate there
proved SO beneficial that he was heard IN
recital at the executive mansion of the
governor of the state previous to his re-
turn and is now prepared to resume his
former position in musical circles.
Miss Jessamine Lewton is playing the
organ at the Westminster Memorial Pres
byteran Church in place Of Mrs. Frank
Byram. who is on her vacation. Mr.. For
ney Donaldson was the offertory soloist
last Sunday. his selection being The Low
ing Shepherd by Ambrose.
Mr.. Arthur Mayo will continue in
charge of the piano department of the
Florence School next season and Signor
COrteZzi and Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee
will divide the work in the vocal, depart
ment
Mrs. Yates Kent Bowie will be the So
prano sOloist at st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church during the month Of August. and
Mrs. r. B. Dole will preside at the organ
in place of Mr. Eldridge, the regular Or
ganist.
The newly organized male choir of st.
Patricks Church sang for the first time
last Sunday at the benediction service
held at the close Of the late mass and
made q most favorable impression. They
will furnish the music at that service I'M
til the return OF the mixed choir in Sep
TENDER.
For the fourth successive season, Mrs.
William Keye Miller, soprano, has been
engaged to sing at the Maryland Hotel,
| Asbury Park. New Jersey. This year Mrs.
Miller had expected to return to the city
August 1, but so many engagements have
been offered her at Asbury Park that she
has decided to prolong her stay until the
| 18th. She has given two recitals at the
Chalfonte and will give q musicale each
week at the Columbia and Berwyn no
tells. besides her engagement at the Mary
land House. At the recital last week at
the Columbia her clear soprano voice was
heard in "Chanson Provencal' DELL
Acqua) and The Angels Serenade"
(Braga), with violin obligato, besides sew
eral encore numbers. At the close OF her
engagement at the seashore, Mrs. Miller
will spend several weeks with her family
in Washington, after which she will go
for q concert tour with VictOrs Band, be-
ginning about September 10.
Mrs. Lucille Belts will entertain at a
musical Tuesday evening at her resi-
dence. oil b street northeast, in honor of
Mr.. Donald Bollard. Musical selections
soprano; Mr.. Fred Shaeffer, bass; Miss
Estelle Gulick. contralto; Miss Janet
Rooms. soprano: Mr.. Russell G. Abbott.
baritone. and Miss Martha Garrison who
mas deep cOntraltO voice or remarkable
range. Mrs. Belts will preside at the
piano
Miss Mary A. Cryder has returned TO
the city much invigorate6 by her stay at
Atlantic City. Contrary TO her usual GUS
tom. Miss Cryder will spend August in
Washington. SO as to see much as pos
sible of her brothey. Mr.. William Wet
more Cryder. jr., who has been detailed
here for short time.
Mr.. S. NJ. Fabian has been re-engaged
as director of the music department of
the Bristol School. Mintwood place and
Belmont road. Mr.. 8. Frederick Smith
formerly organist Of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. will also be one
Of the piano teachers. Miss Katherine
Eldridge will give voice culture. Mr.. An
ton Kaspar will teach violin. Mr.. Ernest
Lent cello and Mr.. A. G. Eldridge organ
list of ST. Margarets Episcopal Church,
will give instruction on the pipe organ.
Mrs Thomas L. Jones substituted last
Sunday evening at the organ Of the Tenn
pie Baptist Church for Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown, who is absent from the city.
The summer course given this season at
the State University. Morgantown. w
Va, by Messrs. John Porter Lawrence
and Anton Kaspar closed with a recital
in which they were assisted by Mr.. Err
nest Lent, cellist, Of this city. The first
number on the program was the unfa-
miliar Trio in F major. opus Is. by
Saint-Saens. for violin. piano and cello,
which was very well received. This was
foil a1ll@ ,4r,