Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-26

OHaydn), Mrs. Ormsby. Mrs. Hartman
and Mr.. Law: duet, from "Lakme'' ODE
libes), Mrs. Ormsby and Miss Ford. Mrs.
John H. Hartman nee Lewton played
the Accomplishments.
A special program of music has been
arranged by Miss Jennie Giennan. organ
list and choir director of ST. Matthews
Catholic Church. for the celebration OF
their patronal feast. which takes place
today. The program will be given by a
choir of male voices and will be as fol-
lows: Asperges Me (Gregorian) Kyrie
and Gloria (B. o. Klein), OPP. So: Grad
ual, Beatus Vir. Alleluia and TIE Glori-
osus Recited; Credo (B. o. klein), OPP. IS;
Onertory, Posuisti (Mgr. Banerle); Sane
tus. Benedictus and Agnus Del (B. 0.
KLEIN, OPP. IS; Communion, "Magnaest'
(Gregorian): at the close Of the mass,
"Adoramus TIE" Roberto RemondD, OPP.
49, At the vesper service. which will be
be given by Mr.. James Nolan. baritone.
The personnel Of the choir is as follows:
First and second tenOrs-Messrs. Michael
Peters, P. H. O'FaTell, w. w. Gibson,
Basil Sillers, ]. H. Clipper. Ricardo AL
lessandri. Rubrey knight. Grover Leech
basses-Messrs. T. e. Moore. James No
Ian. w. Silas Sheetz. William Clabaugh.
Arthur Clark, Louis V. Woulfe and w.
F. Sunny. with Miss Jennie Glennan at
the organ.
Mr.. Melville Hensey. tenor soloist of
St Patrick's Senior Choir, has resigned
his position and will be succeeded by DR..
w. NJ. Kendall.
The offertory SOLO at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church this morn
ing will be sung by Mrs. Blanche Muir
Dalgleish. who will be heard in 20 Low
ing Father" by Del Riego. with violin
obligato by Miss Ruby Stanford and with
Mrs. Harry Cunningham assisting as &C
companist.
Mss Edna Sheehy has been engaged as
soprano soloist at ST. Mary's Catholic
Church. where Mr.. Harry Hal will as
day of October. The quartet is now
composed Of Miss Sheehy, soprano: Miss
Margaret Eichhorn. contralto; Mr.. AL Fen
nell. tenor, and Mr. Frank Rebstock,
bass. the other members having been re-
engaged from last season.
Mrs. George H. L. Merrifield of Falls
Church will substitute today at the organ
of the Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church for Ms. Jackson, the organist,
who is i'll. Mr.. Halstead p Hoover will
be the offertory soloist.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish will be the
soloist at the first meeting of the State
Association Of Montgomery county this
fall. The meeting will take place in Ken
sington next Friday evening and Mrs.
Dalgleish will sing a group of songs.
New and unknown works for piano and
orchestra are so rare that more than or
binary interest is exhibited by musicians
when any of the leading pianists an
nounce novelty. Nine Olga Smaroff,
who begins an extensive tour of this
country the middle of next month. is go
ing to bring out In Boston a work quite
unknown in this country 1t is a fam
tasia for piano and orchestra by Charles
Marie Widor. best known to the world as
an organiSt and composer of organ mu-
sic. Nine. Samaroff IS an old pupil of
Widors. having studied the Beethoven
Sonatas with him while she was a student
in the Paris Conservatory under Deia-
borde. So confident is she that the work
will become popular when better known
she has decided to pay it at several of her
orchestral engagements this winter.
sion will sing this morning Stainer's TIE
Deum in 3 fiat. The offertory SOLO will be
Save Me. o God" by Randegger. for So
prano. At the evening service the choir
Dimittis in D. and Shelley's .'Hark. Hark.
My Soul" Immediately before the even
ing service Dudley Bucks 20 Lord. My
Redeemer' for contralto will be sung.
Miss Flora McCiIl. contralto. will con-
tribute the program before the service
at the Church o the Covenant Tent this
evening beginning at 7:30 o'clock. She
viii! sing THAT Sweet Story of Old
(West God Shall Wipe Away Al
Tears tSullivaD. pilgrims OF the
Night (Hanscombe). The. Peace 81
God (Gounod). alone With God lAb-
bott and I'm a Pilgrim" CMarsdenl:
The services at the tent will be concluded
for the season next Sunday evening when
Mr.. Hubert Smock. tenor. OF Baltimore
will give the program. Mr. Frank Zee,
side has returned to the city and will
resume his duties as precentor at the
Church of the Covenant at the morning
service today. with Miss Annie Holden at
the organ.
Miss l.. CIarine McCarty, the young
pianist, recently returned
from Berlin, after two-year course Of
music with Xavier Scharwenka will ap-
pear here in recital in October. She will
be assisted on that occasion by her former
teacher, Mr. B. Frank Gebest.
The choir of Epiphany Church has re-