Evening star., 1909-04-11
MUSICAL MENTION.

The senior pupils Of the Virgil CIayier
Plano School gave their class afternoon
Saturday. under the direction OF Miss
George f. Miller The program was as
follows: Poupee Valsante PoldinD: pre-
ludes Nos. and 20 (Chopin), Minuet pad
erewskD, Miss Bessie Speer; Dance Ca
price" (Grieg). Chant Sans Paroles"
(Tschaikowsky), Venetian Love Song
Nevin), Miss Gertrude Becker; Bar
chetta" (Nevin). Miss Marguerite Fat
terner; "Valse and Two Mazurkas" (Cho-
pin) Miss Dorothy Lewis; Invention. No.
ii CBach), "Valse Brilliante" (Chopin).
Music Box" (Tiadow). Miss Ethel Hunt;
'Impromptu,' op. 80 (schuberp; Funeral
March" (Chopin, Miss IsOra Bingaman;
Romance Gschumann). 'valse," op. 42
(Chopin), Miss Ruth Ebaugh; Scotch
Poem (MacDowelD. .Norwegian Bridal
Procession (Grieg). Miss Katherine May
Brooks.
An evening with the choir and orches-
ira will be given at McKendree M. p.
Church at 7:3O this evening. The choir
will be under the direction OF Mr.. William
]. Palmer, and the Apollo Orchestra Will
be conducted by Mr. Albert P. Johnson.
Miss Kate Bowbeer will preside At the
organ. and the program will include: &c Or, r,
(Morrison): anthem, Gloria" from Mo-
zart's Twelfth Mass; hymn No. lor-
chestral No. 153), Come. Thou Almighty
King; orchestra. apple App ~ btossqns los pns,.
Away lHolder), Mrs. Katharine Fletcher
of Manchester. soloist: solo. Gloria"
(Peccia), Mr. William J. Palmer; orches-
ira, Melody in f Rubinstein); solo, The
Odell; anthem. He Is Risen" (Surdo).
Messrs. Palmer and Alburger. soloists;
orchestra, "Traumerei'' (Schumann):
hymn No 1SO orchestral No. 1850, All
Hail the Power Of Jesus Name; organ
postlude
Mr.. Donald H. Freeze has accepted the
position Of organist at Waugh Methodist
Episcopal Church, and will assume ms
new duties today.
Miss Aillee Sherrier will be the Offer
tory soloist this evening at the Dunn
barton Avenue NJ. F.. Church. She will
be heard in ''Hosanna" (Granier). Spe-
cial music appropriate to the day will
he given at both services today under
the direction of Mr.. William c. Glover.
special quartet, consisting of Miss
Ancelia B. Fisher. Mrs Fannie Somer-
Vile. Miss Made White and Mrs. Charles
II. Pachmann. will furnish the music this
evening at the chapel of the Holy Com
forter, Brightwood, d. c. They will be
heard In SonFlSL Is fNlScH T IOHI tue
Dead Glbey). "Gloria Patrr' (Anglican
chanD. ''Magnificat and Nunc Dimittfs.
in f tSimper); offertory anthem. Christ
Is Risen" (Adam); Praise God. From
Whom All Blessings Flow: recessional
hymn. No. 116 Mrs. Eleanor b. Preston
will offic:ate at the organ.
The Musurgia Club is now preparing
for three musical evenings. the first Of
which will be given Monday evening.
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its friends will leave Washington in two
private cars. and reception will be ten
dered to the members at the close Of
the musical program The club will be
assisted by Mrs. Charles w. Cheney, vio-
linist and Mr. Edwin Callow. dramatic
reader. of the Washington Readers Club
The Junior Stage Fright Club met
Monday evening at the studio of Miss
Alice Burbage, on 10th street. The even
ing was devoted to the study of Handel
and his works. A sketch OF his life was
read by Miss Burbage. who also played
the Harmonious Blacksmith and The
Brahms Variations and Fugue on a
Theme by Haendef. The major part
Of the program was given over to the
oratorio of the Messiah. Next Monday
evening the program will be devoted to
Haydn and his works.
Mr. Armand Gumprecht. orsanis- and
choirmaster Of st. Patrick's mixed choir.
has been unanimously elected an hcnary
member of the American Federation OF
Musicians Local 161.
The choir of the Mount Pleasant Con-