Evening star., 1909-04-18

Musical circles in Washington were
very much in evidence at the funeral OF
| Nine. Josephine Esputa DAILY. Tuesday
last. Mr.. l.. E. Cannon, the director OF
the choir OF Old st. Matthews Church
| in it's palmy days. Welded the baton
Tuesday over a chorus composed of
Washington's leading soloists of today
and Of Nine. Daly's musical associates in
the past Among those singing the mass
were Mrs. Margaret Nolan Martin, Mr..
Burnett, Mr.. John Nolan Mrs. Hamilton
Adams, Mrs. Annie Grant f'ugitt, Mr..
James Nolan, Mrs. Gumphrecht, Mrs.
Wilmarth. Miss Sweeney, Mr.. Callan and
many others. Schmidt's requiem mass
was sung, and quartet, "Jesu Redemp-
tor Omnium," Rosewig, was given at the
offertory by Mrs. Fugitt. Mrs. Martin and
Messrs. Nolan and Burnett. Before the
mass Mrs. Fugitt sang, Face to Face,
Johnson, and at the close of the mass
the full choir sang. Lead, Kindly Light,
and Nearer, My God. to Thee" Mr.. John
Porter Lawrence. who was the organist
of the old ST. Matthew'S choir when Mrs.
DAILY was the contralto solost, presided
at the organ.
4 piano recital was given Friday even
ing at the Won Enscnuld University oi
Music by the students of the institution.
Their numbers included Chopin Nocturne
D Flat Major. Miss Blanche Border. Nov
elette in minor (Schumann) and Etude
in G fat major tChopin). Miss Eleanor
NordhofY! valse Caprice Rubinsteim, Miss
I G. TWeedy; Valse in f major tMoszkow-
skD Etude in + major Rubinstein}. Miss
Mildred kolb: Capriccioso tMendelssohm.
Miss NJ. Lynch: Minuet, Il Arlsienne, and
4 Lonely Flower lSchumannD Miss z.
Myers: Nocturne III 3 major Chopin.
Miss J. Duncan; .Poonaise' Mac
DowelD. Miss A Freely; "Allegretto''
| tBeethoven). Miss C. Aver; "Nocturne,
No. Chopin. Miss F. Fisher;
..kinderscenen oschumanm. Miss NJ.
Donahoe. At the end Of the regular
program Nine Won Unschuld, assisted by
Daniel Breeskin. violinist, and Louis
Manoy. cellist. played the 'Rubinstein
! Trio in d major.
/ The choir of the Dumbarton Avenue NJ
E Church, Georgetown. will give the
cantata. "Olivet to Calvary" Monday
evening. under the direction of Mr.. Will
liam I. Glover. The solos will be sus-
Miss n. Craig. contralto; Mr.. Richard P
| Backing, tenor. and Mr. John Waters
bass. The choir is composed of chorus
| of about forty voices, which have been
under the training of Mr. Glover foi
! some time. and some good results may bt
expected. Mrs. Isaac Birch will preside
! at the organ.
! Miss Eva Whitford gave musical anC
+, dramatic program Thursday evening al
| Madison Hall Seminary before the stu
dents and faculty of the institution He,
program included rectations "Gunsa Din
and Danny Deever" dkiplins): The
! Birthday Song" Gowen): recitation, quar-
rel scene from 1.-The School for Scandal
! tSheridan; some Irish songs. The Ould
/ Plaid Shawl" Il Remember Meeting
You and "Youd Better Ask Me- U1ohp
recitation. "Waiking Scene" from Mac
beth" She was assisted at the piano b,
! Miss Regina Elizabeth Winston, who
gave several solos in addition to playing
all the Accomplishments.
/ Miss Ethel Lee vioence.list. was spe-
cially engaged TO assist the cno.r OF Cal
vary Baptist Church last Sunday. In the
/ morning she played an andante. by
! Goltermann. and i'm the evening ''Medta-
I ton Verhallen). with Mr.. Arthur Mayo
d, the organ.
/ The program at the Friday Morning Mu,
| sic Club this week was a miscellaneous
violin in r. op - beethoven. Allegro
! AGaeio motto expressive. ScherZo. Ale
gro Allegro motto. RondO. Allegro ma
/ nontroppo. Miss Kelly and MIR. Lee Gran
dali: 'Dein -Angesicht' and Die Auf-
| trage'' tSchumaunD. "Auch kleine Dlngt
ner" Wolf. Miss Scully: Papillons. op-
| (Scnumannl. 1ntr.duzione. Iarvenlanz
Walt. vult, Masken. Wilma Vnlt.'s Tanz
/ Das Emtauschen- der Masken, Gestand
nisse Zorn. Enthullungen, Forteilen
/. Sch,uss-S Scene: Der forteilende Bruder
Mrs. Dougall- Maroon: Schmerzen;
Traune a study for Tristan and Isolde