Evening star., 1909-06-27

Sweetheart. Be Nine" which will be
in the opera Tar and
Tartar" by Mr.. Forrest HUFF. next week
Mrs. Lent will leave Thursday morning.
the family, to spend the summer in
Madison, Wis, with her sister. wife OF
Prof. G.. A. Rolf of the University OF
Wisconsin.
Miss Jennie D. Glennan. organist and
choir director OF ST. Matthew'S Church,
presented her pupil. Miss Edna Man
ming, recently. at her residence studio.
Miss Edna Manning played the gavotte
Gabrielle" by Farrar. and seven short
by Kuhlau, op. 20, No. 3. Several vocal
numbers by Mrs. John Daniels, Miss
Caroline Manning and Mr.. T. f. Moore
added to the pleasure of the evening.
and another interesting feature was a
recitation by Master Edward Halloran.
The choir of Calvary Baptist Church
will continue to sing at the services until
August This morning they will be heard
in an anthem. Celestial Hope" adapted
and Mrs. Ethel HoltzclawGawler. so
prano, will give The Ninety and Nine
by Campion, at the offertory. In the even
ing the quartet will sing The Lord is My
Shepherd, by Smart, and MRichard =.
Backing tenor, will be heard at the Of
fertory, in Hail, Sacred Day of Earthly
Rest by Hammond. with Mr.. Arthur
Mayo presiding at the organ.
The male choirs of St Aloysius and st.
Paurs Catholic churches. which are under
the direction of Mr.. Ernest 7. Winchester.
have entered upon their summer vaca-
ton, which lasts usually about four
months. The choir of st. Aloysius Church
at the close of its last rehearsal in the
assembly hall of Gonzaga College enjoyed
supper and pleasant hour together.
The affair was in the nature of a fare
well to Mr.. Francis A. Byrne. who sewers
his association with the choir next week
10 resume his studies for the priesthood.
During the evening David Thomas, on
behalf of the chorSters, presented Mr..
Byrne with a handsome travelling case
as testimonial of esteem from the choir.
Those present were Ernest t. Winchester.
director of music of the parish; Ernest
Behme, organist; Messrs. Dougherty,
Byrnes, Thomas. Gaffney. Cahill. kenel
ly, Powers, Ccnners, Shields, Mauscher,
AL Shields. O'Connor. Maxwell, S.ormont.
Chamberlain, Samperton, Al Stormont.
Norris. Lane, Eckloff and Masters Don
aid Gardiner Dean Gallagher, Greth
Gardiner. James Gallagher. George kroE
mann, Rudolph krosmann, Philip Sher-
dan, Edward Murphy. William Murphy,
Pyne Peck, Wade Hartigan, O'Bnen,
Reagan. Burns. o Reilly, AuIdridge, Mad
Igan. Weide. Harlow, Eugene Aldridse
and Hughes.
Miss Ada Birch. soprano, is substituting
in the choir Of All Souls Church for Mrs.
III. Clay Browning, the regular soprano.
by the pupils of Miss Marie Becker at
her residence studio on Fairmont street.
The pupils We're assisted by George w.
Daw. violinist, in the following program:
The Bluebell' OAilliam Smallwoodl.
Master Henry Reimer: Jessie March
&c. H. Howard). Miss Virginia Shea; The
Woodruff CWilliaIn Snallwood), Master
Andrew Smith; kitty Clyde vocal solo
Crosby, Miss Christine Young; The
Robins Return" Ueander Fisher. Miss
Frances Falconer; Flower Song" violin
solo &C. Lange), G. w Daw; Clay
tons Grand March" Blake. Miss Ruth
Moellng), Miss r. Louise Young; Con
ISOLATION" CMendelssohn), Miss Lorena
Booth. Vienna Forever" piano duet
(Johann SchrammelD, Miss Esther Breun-
sence.'' vocal solo percy EliotD. Miss
Mary Helen Young, accompanied by Miss
r. Louise Young; Dance of the Rain
drops pauline Story. Miss Virginia
thoven). Master Andrew Smith; Answer
violin solo &C. Royln. G.. w. Daw, ac-
companied by Mrs. Daw; The Starlight
Waltz" &C. S. Brainard), Master Henry
Reimer; Then You'll Remember Me- (M.
Brinkman), Miss Ella Falconer; Face to
Face" vocal solo CIerbert JohnstonD.
Miss Anna Bresnan, accompanied by Miss
Lorena Booth; Fifth Nocturne Ieybach).
Miss Ruth Stanton; ..Defile March" Gu
gene Ketterer). Lewis Breuninger: Minuet
(PaderewskD, Miss Lorena Booth.
Angels Serenade." vocal solo &C.
Braga). Miss Mary Mullen Young. ac-
companied by Mrs. G. w. Daw, and with
violin obligato by Mr.. G. w Daw; The
Dying Poet (Gottscnalk). Miss Lorena
Booth: Last Hope" fGottschalkD, James
Young: Il Would That My Love-" vocal
duet (Nzendelssohn). Miss Anna Bresnan
and Henry Breuninger, accompanied by
Lewis Breuninger; Overture of the Light
Cavalry" piano duet fF'ranz V. Suppe),
Miss r. Louise Young and James Young.