Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14

Ernest T. Winchester, director OF music
at st. Aloysius Church. has prepared
a program of music for the various serv-
ices concentrating the golden jubilee
Of the parish. and it is anticipated that
some of the best choral work ever per-
formed in a church in Washington will
be heard. The full chancel choir of
fifty boys and men will render the music
The choir will be assisted by Henry
Jaeger, Thomas Evans Greene and Victor
Golibart, tenors. and John NJ. Connelf.
baritone. The cantors will be j. w.
Byrne and Francis a. Dougherty. Yes
terday morning Dumont's Royal Mass
was sung in unison by LOO children, led
by Mr.. Winchester, who presided at the
big gallery organ. At o'clock this
morning Cardinal Gibbons will celebrate
a low mass, during which the choir and
solOists will sing the following program
(Elgar), Souls of the Righteous (Foster),
Lights Abode. Celestial Salem att
wood. \ congregation of 1000 men will
form a most inspiring chorus in the ia
miliar hymns. At the IL O'Clock mass,
celebrated by the Bishop of Richmond,
the music will include Rheinberger's Mass
in c, Arcadelts Ave Maria in e (sixteentn
century,, Handel:s "Hallelujah,' from
THE Messiah; Shelleys ..Hark. Hank.
My Soul; Stubbs Savior, Blessed Sa-
in Heart" At the vesper service this
evening. to be celebrated by Mgr. Fall
COMO. the full plain chant music will
be used. and. in addition. the following
selections: Arcade.-s Ave Maria.
Handel 8 "Hallelujah,' Shippers Come
Unto Me- and Biedermann's ''Laudat
Dominum.'' The 20 Salutaris" and
Tantum Ergo will be sung by a double
quartet of male voices, and the hymns
at the morning service will be repeated.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock a solemn
high requiem mass will be sung by the
choir. with Fosters Souls of the Right
eous' before the mass and Shippers
Come Unto Me- at the close
Mr.. Harris Franklin, baritone. will
substitute for Mrs. Dalgleish at the
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
this morning, and will be heard at the
offertory i'm an aria from the oratorio
The Woman of Samaria." At the even
ing service Mrs. Dalgleish will sing
20 Lord. Have Mercy (StrelezskD. and
Mrs. Cunningham will preside, as usual
at the organ.
attractive program at the reading room
for the blind last Thursday. They were
assisted by Miss Helen Dodge. violinist.
and Miss Lima Sutton, accompanist. The
ants Wedding March (Sodermann), IF
But Knew" CWilson G. SMITH. AN
Episode" IRheinberger), "Dinah" (Clay-
ton Johns. The Night Has Thousand
Eyes" Emery. Annie Laurie" Char
monized by Dudley Buck), and DE
Coppah Moon" tShelley). Solos were
contributed by Mrs. Jennie A. Bogley.
who sang There Is Flower Called
Love" tClough-Leighter) Mrs Beulah
Buxon Brown. who was heard in Burst
Va fCc,
Houchen who gave Del Riego's slave
Song" and Mrs. Eleanor Baker Spen-
Ger. who was heard to advantage in
Schubert's .Serenade.' with violin OBJ
by Miss Dodge. Scene de Ballet" by
de BeriOt, and some selections from
Lucia completed the program. The
quartet consists of Mrs. Beulah Buxon
Bagley, second soprano: Mrs. Eleanor
B. Spencer. first contralto. and Miss
Emma Houchen. second contralto.
Mr.. Herndon MorseI was the soloist
at the grand visitation at Acacia
Lodge, Tuesday evening. and was heard
in the following numbers: Only Once
More (Moir). "Fireside Song" (Lynes).
encore. MY Irish Molly" and Nevin's
Rosary" with violin, cello and piano
accompaniment.
Mr.. Leslie Vipond was the offertory
soloist at McKendree Church last sun
day, his selection being Heaven Is My
Home" by Herndon Morsell
The first regular meeting or the STU
dents Club of the Washington College
of Music was held Tuesday evening at
the college. After a short business
meeting tho following papers. Illus
tr.ted NV a musical program, were en-
loved by this earnest and enthusiastic
body of students: Essay. Music Be
fore the sixteenth Century, Miss Bum
nbrcv. ..Thc italian School, Miss
Smith. Music in England During the
Sixteenth Century" Miss Gatchell: The
I'rench and German Schools" Miss Ohm
stead: piano solo, The Kings Hunting
Sei. "-rhe Earl OF Salisbury" william
Byrd, rendered by Miss Miller: two