Evening star., 1909-04-18
MUSICAL MENTION.

lWagne). Mrs. Day "Isoldes Liebestod'
tWagneD uiszt's Transcription. Mrs.
Byrnes.
st. PauTs sanctuary choir of forty-five
boys and men sang the music at the high
nuptial mass at the GannOn-Lambert
wedding Wednesday morning. The full
musical program was repeated, and, in
addition, the wedding march from Lob
engrin and bridal chorus from CoWen s
Rose Maiden" Ernest T. Winchester,
organist and choirmaster of the PARISH,
was IN charge OF the music.
AT the morning service to-day in Nc
kendree NJ. T.. Church Mrs. katherine
FLETCHER Manchester Will sing a solo en-
titled The Silvery Threaa.". recently
composed by S. +. Compton of this city.
Mr.. Compton has produced a number OF
sacred solos, and d cantata Wnlcn has
been given In a number OF cities.
The Washington Saengerbund Henry
Xander musical director, will celebrate
the hail OF the bund. The program will
Include cnoruses. Aus der Jugendzelt'
tfadecke), and I'm Wala" Qeu), oaen-
gerDund: ADDRESS. Hon. SIMON Wolf;
piano SOLO. knapsOdie No. ii l.iZSD, MISS
Mabel Getman: soprano SOLO, waltz song,
spring LEO STERN, Mrs. Samue1 Law
SOL Burton; tenor 500, the Angel S
Message Loud). Mr.. herndon Morseil;
co.i,faito soio, aria, 70 Milo Fernando
tDonizettD, Mrs. William Il. skeed; bass
solo, 'Ine Trumpeter DIX, Mr.. Jonn
II. Nolan vocal duet, Tine Regatta
utossinil, Mrs. Burton and Mrs Keeu.
The Junior Stage Fright Club held
me,tlng again last Monday evening at
NE studio OF Miss burDage, Hayun and
ms Motns being the SLDle>I unue. con-
sldefauon for the evening Miss Burbase
gave d short sketch Oh the life OIL tne
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an interesting anecdo.e concerning his
works. The musical illustrations were
given by Mrs. }. Martin Scrannaae VINO
played an arrangement OF The Surprise
symphony, and MISS Burbage who play
ed number Of the Haydn sonaIas Mo-
Zart will be the subject of next week.
study.
The Apollo Orchestra. Albert z. John
son. director, Is preparing Tor its mex,
monthly tree concert, which will be given
at Mckendree NJ. L. Church, Massachu-
setts avenue. between 9th ana 10th streets
northwest. Friday evening, April -, not
April 25. as previously announced The
program contains some interesting num-
berS, and the orchestra. which has now
reached the membership OF about forty
players. has made great Improvement in
ITS ensemble work.
The program at the reading room TO-.
sut Dl.Ilu, 1oHSIeSSIOIat Library. last
Thursday. was given by Mis- S Alice Pinch,
soprano: Mr.. Lee Crandall, jr violinist :
Miss Mary Kelley and Mrs. Myra Whit
ney Hall, pianists and the well chosen
program included Sonata, op. II tBee-
!, thovem Mss Kelley and MIR. CrandalI !;
"Oh! Lovely Nigh ,Ronald,, Thine
(Bohm) and The Robin Sings in the
Apple Tree tMacDOwelD. Miss Pinch.
with Mrs. Hall at the piano: Andante.
from Spanish Symphony Lalo. Gavotte
(Gossel. and Souvenie ,Drdla,. Mr.. Gran
dali. with Miss Kelley at the piano; Sig
mund's Song. from "Valkyrie tBendel-
Wagner Miss Kelley: ''lch Liebe Dich'
tGries). Flower Fetters' NNiloushby).
The Years at the Sp.ing (Beach,,
Miss Pinch, with Mrs Hall at the piano
The program OF music at he Fourth
Presbyterian Church. 18th and Farmont
streets. today will include the anther1s
Awake Up. My Glory lRosers, Jesus
Lover of My Soul dyttlel. at the morn
ing service. In the evening the offertory
, solo will be Two Pictures Bild!eJ sung
by Mr.. f.. Il. S Emb.ey. The quartet
is composed of Miss BERTHE Thompson
soprano: Miss Frances Bethune. contra Ito !;
Mr.; Embrey. tenor. and Mr. HAIRY Camp
bell. bass. MI. Stitt Is substituting at
the organ for Mr.. Kelly, the regular or
sanst.
The names of Master Wolbour Finch and
Edward McLarney We're. through an
oversight omitted from the list OF choir
listers of ST. Aloysius Choir in Saturdays
Easter program. These two lads are
among the most devoted and valuable in
the choir.
Miss Frances Gunby Belhune gave her
farewell recital before a Washington an-
diance Thursday evening at the Wash