Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-02
Redeemer" GounoO and Hold Thou My

ReCsemer Gounod) and Hold Thou My
Hand"
The choir of ST. Andrews Church. under
the direction Of their able director and
tenor soloist, Mr.. ]. Isle Apple, will pre-
sent tonight at o'clock Mendelssohn's
cantata. "As the Hart Pants.'' an ex-
quisite arrangement of the forty
Psalm. The solo work will be done
mostly by the soprano solost, Mrs. Fan
ME Atlee Gage. The choir is composed
Of quartet and chorus as follows: Quar-
tet-Mrs. Fannie Atlee Gage, soprano;
Mrs. John Roberts. contralto; Mr.. John
Lisle Apple. tenor and choir director; Mr.
Fred G. Schaefer, bass, and Mr. Fulton
Carl, organist.
some of the best male singers in the city,
will make their first public appearance at
the I. NJ. C. \. this afternoon. The club,
which has made remar kable progress, is
under the direction of Mr.. Edgar Priest.
but at the musical service this afternoon
the baton will be welded by Mr.. Bartlett,
the assistant conductor of the society, as
Mr.. Priest will lead a large chorus at
Continental Hall at the same hour.
Miss Alice f. Burbage was the piano
soloist at Miss Emily Tuckerman's last
Saturday evening at the musical recep-
ton given in honor of Miss Hoiton of
Boston.
Miss Mary Stockwell. who sang the Star
Spangled Banner at the Mckinley me-
mortal celebration last "Wednesday night
on short notice, is from Cincinnati and is
pupil of Keilerrnan and Tecla Vigna of
that city. She has also taken a finished
course in dramatic action in the academy
there. She expects to pursue her studies
abroad this year in Berlin.
Miss Margaret Lyles eVitch of this city.
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circles, was married January Is at New
Orleans to Mr.. George Henry Palmer of
New York city. Mr.. Percy H Veitch Of
this city. brother of the bride. went down
to witness the ceremony. The grobm is
manager of the opera company In which
Miss Veitch was singing and he is also a
writer of plays and man of much cul-
ture.
The choir of Epiphany Chapel, corner
OF 18th and G streets southwest will
give special service under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Albert Ruppel the organist,
tonight at O'Clock. The full choral
cathedral evensong will be rendered to-
gether with beautiful anthem by Sudds
called Il Will Lay Me Down IN Peace .
which will be sung as a quartet.
Mr.. j. S. Thiemeyer. teacher of piano
and pipe organ, In Baltimore. Washington
and Alexandria, Va, has been engaged as
the organist of Trinity Lutheran Church.
corner of 18th and E streets northwest.
Nine Won Tnschuld will present Robita
Hope Amiss in piano recital at the Wash
ington Club Tuesday, March g. This
young girl is perhaps Washington's
Youngest pianist. Her assistant will be
Mr. Daniel Brieskin, yiolinst. She will be
under the immediate patronage % Mrs
John B. Henderson. Mrs David j Brew
er. Mrs. John r. Mclean and Miss Ma
buco. daughter of the Brazilian ambassa
dor.
There will be a special musical serv-
ice at the Church of the Good Shepherd
6th and l streets northeast. this even
ing at 1870 o'clock by the combined
chcirs of the church under the Gi-
rection of George A. Webster organist
and choir master The following music
will be rendered: Professional. AT the
Name of Jesus. Gloria:'' .'Magnificat"
and "Nunc Dimittis' chant in G CT. Chris
able are Thy Dwellings" John E. wesD:
sermon hymn. Regents Square, offer
tory. In Humble Faith and Holy Love"
(GarretD: occasional. 'Zoan."
Lovers of the male choir will doubtless
Musurgia Club is now thoroughly organ
lied with an enthusiastic membership
of thirty of the leading singers in Wash
ington and will. before the close of the
present season, give a grand concert of
It's own. The club will make its initial
appearance this afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the Y. NJ. c. A. building on G street as a
musical aid to the popular series of re-
ligious meetings held in the association
building. Sheliey's "Hark! Hank! My
Soul and lone Sweetly Solemn
Thought, by Ambrose, will be the prin-