Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04

Dubois Seven Last Words Will he
sung this evening at $50 at ST. Patrick $
Church by the mixed choir, under the d.
rection of Mr.. Armand Gumprecht, who
will also preside at the organ This
beautiful work will be rendered more ct
fective by the use of the English text.
The sanctuary choir. under Mr.. Harry
Hail. will also take pat III the service.
the musical program of which is AS fol-
lows: PROFESSIONAL Faith of Our
Fathers sanctuary choir: Send Down
Thy Light Gounod. sanctuary choir;
The Seven Last Words Dubois), mixed
choir; ''Inflammatus'' (RossinD. mixed
choir. with soprano obligato by Mrs. An
ME Grant Fugitt: AVE Nerum Gull
manD, sanctuary choir; 'Tantum Ergo
CA. Lenk>. mixed choir; Jerusalem. con-
gregation: occasional. "Hark My Soul.
sanctuary choir: postlude. Marche Hero
ique de Jeanne dare Dubois). Rev. VIII
liam Z. Russell DID. will preach the SER
mon. The personnel of the mixed choir
is as follows: Sopranos. Mrs Annie Grant
Fueitt. soloist: Miss Christine NJ. Arth
Mrs. Belle b. Cain. Miss Is. c. Cullen
Miss +. r. Canty. Miss Annie FitZhush
Miss Agnes Hoffman. Miss Marguerite
Howard Mss May Hunt. Miss Clara
Johnson Miss Julia Linden. Miss jean
cite Mudd. Miss Irene Mcdonald. Mrs. a.
Porter; contraitos. Mrs. Esther Gum
precht. soiost: Miss Olivia -arth. Miss
Sarah Avery. Mrs. {. Baden. Miss Cor
bett Mrs. John r. Flynn. Miss f.. NJ
Gisriel Mrs w. NJ. Johnson. MISS
+; Niemann. Miss Loretto O'Connell
;enors Mr.. Melville -. IienseN. solois''
DR. II. MacNamee. Mr.. James Ma;her
Mr.. George McMahan; bassos. MI: Ar
thur Porter. soloist: Mr.. William Earn
pa ~. Nj.
Kennedy. Mr.. j. II. Pe;len. Mr.. \. Zap
pone. The personnel of the sane
tuary choir is as follows: Clarence DE
Bethizy John F'egan, Carol Fisher. III
mer Fisher, Victor Gregory, flaroid
Guista. Ben kirke. Joseph Lucas VII
liam Mortimer. Louis Mccarthy. Char'es
McDermott Bryan Mckenna. Michael A.
McKenna William OConnor. Thomas
Prosper, Norman Roddy. Joseph hlsen.
Joseph Ryan. Jerome Sebastian: Robert
Smith Henry Thornberry. Charles Wal
ter. Charles Wood. Raymond WYE. So
pranos: Ellsworth Guinon. Frank How
ard, Clarence kearneS, Frank fau lie,
Paul Treanor. William White: Eliot
Wright. Joseph Merrick, altos; Norman
Brigham. c. A. Benson. j. S. Duffy, r.
s. Lawns, William, a.. I-epiey, CLAYTON
r. Long. Richard NJ. Pettey. William
Purcell, Philip l.. Scantling. Frederick
s,llers. ]. +. Whrell. tenors; l.. T. Dele
vingne. j. +. Dusgan. q. f. FltzEeraid'
f. j. Hartnett. w. f.. Hopkins. Valentine
Isemann, Frank j. Palcho. Paul SchWarz'
w. +. Sicard. Richard +. White, e. NJ
Will, George j. Wilson
Miss Edith Pick aring, soprano, and
Miss Minnia Heinrichs. violinist, were
the assisting soloists Friday evening at
the concert in Stanley Hall by the
United States Soldiers Home Band, Mr..
John S NJ Zimmerman, director. The
attractive program included: March,
THE Rife Regiment tSousa); overture,
Joan of Arc" (VerdD; soprano solo.
Till Death" tMascheronD. with violin
obligato ny Miss Heinrichs. grand Sc
lection Romeo and Juliet Gounod). by
request; solos for violin. 'Serenade, No.
I. i'm \ major tDrdla) and GYPSY
Dance" op. IA (Machez,: excerpts from
Tile Three Twins IHoSchna); religious
meditation, I'm the Great Beyond
(Brookesl. and finale. ''rafts Inaugural
Zimmerman. by request. The soloists
were enthusias ically received and gen
erousIy responded with encores.
There will be special musical service
at Gunton-Temple Church this evening
by the chorus choir. assisted by Mrs.
Sidney p. llo'lingsworth. soprano. and
Miss Agnes Preston. contralto. The
choir will sing Myles Fosters The Story
of the Cross" Mrs. Hollingsworth Will
give Gounods There's Green Hill