Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-17
MUSICAL MENTION.

A special program or music mas DeeIi
| arranged both for the morning and even
! ing services at St. Patricks Church today
in honor of his emience the cardinal.
who will pontificate at the II o'clock
mass. and will be present at the meeting
| OF the League of the Good Shepherd at
| s pm. The mixed choir, under the direc-
| ton OF Mr.. Armand Gumprecht, will sing
| Beethoven's Mass in c, as passed by the
music commission Of the archdiocese.
| 1t will be assisted by an orchestra
composed of Messrs. Sol Minister. Her
mann Rakemann, Charles Arth and
| Donch, volins; George Leinback, viola;
| Dore Wolfsteiner. voloncello: Denham.
bass: Henry Jaeger. flute: a Coda and
| George Weight. elarinets; Carl Schneider
and Andrew Galopin, comets; JuliuS
Schultz and Carl Neumann, horns. DR..
Anton GloetZner will preside at the organ.
| The Coronation March 1MeyeTbeer) and
Marche Nuptiale will be played before and
after the service by orchestra and organ,
| The sanctuary choir, under the direction
! of Mr. Harry Hall. will sing. for the pro-
| cessional at both services. Faith of Our
| Fathers (Ganss), and occasional. "Hark.
! Hark. My Soul" and in addition. at the
morning service. "Iesu Dolcls Memorla ;;
| at the offertory. Faure'S Ave Maria.
and "Veni Creator" (Gounod). In the even
| ing it will sing Beethoven's beautiful
anthem. THE Heavens Are Declaring"
| ''Magnificat' (Stanford, in place of the
20 Salutars' and ''Tantum Ergo
! (Caspar- Ett. A number of new voices
have been added to the male choir re-
Gently
| Miss Sallie Mason has been engaged
| to preside at the organ at the evening
| service of the Washington Heights Pres
| byterian Church. Mrs. Cunningham play
| ing as usual in the morning. Mrs.
| Blanche Muir Dalgleish. contralto solo
| ist of the church. will be heard at the
| offertory this morning in the aria, Eye
Hath Not Seem from Gauls Holy
| City"
| An unusually attractive program was
given Thursday evening at the musical at
| All Souls Church, by prominent local
talent. Mrs. Williston Hough. formerly
Lotta Mills. played prelude IRubinsteinl'
"Auf F'Iugeln des Gesanges' tMendels-
| sohn- Liszt) and "Valse Caprice" Q1dou-
and Shuett); Master Frank Mosky gave a
violin solo, intermezzo from "Cavalleria
Rusticana'' GIascagni). with Miss Mary
E Mosky at the piano; Mrs. Charles Hen
ney contraIto OF the Unitarian Church
quartet, was heard to advantage in The
Quest (Eleanor SMITH. and in a char
acteristic song Of Carrie Jacobs Bond.
The Lullaby" with accompaniment on
| solo. Concerto No l. de Reriot. Master
| George A. Mosky: Mr.. Otto Leubkert.
baritone. sang "Abschied i'm Salon
(Burgstaller). 'Das kraut 'Versessenheit"
won Fielitz). with Mrs. Emma PralI
knorr at the piano. and the program
closed with Petite Symphonic" by the
Masters Mosky and Miss Mosky.
Miss Christine Church has been engaged
as soprano soloist at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. of which Mrs. Wilbur
Is organist and Mr.. Gilbert Clark choir
director
An entertainment was given recently
ciety Of ST. Marks Episcopal Church.
The AFFAIR took place in the lecture room
of the church before d large audience.
Miss Mabel Louise Benzler. soprano, was
| heard in an aria from Jeanne dare; Mr.,
w. ]. Weber played Monastery Bells
Messrs. II. B. Schmidt and Joseph A.
Dodge gave a clarinet solo, Two
thoughts" and there were several num-
bers by the Rebew Orchestra. Mr.. Weber
directing, as follows: Overture. Lila"
ley" (SeidD; caprice Hearts Message"
| (Santelmann) march. Lights Out (Mc-
Coy)
The Quartet of Calvary Baptist Church
will sing this morning, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Arthur Mayo, two anthems:
"CIod Be Merciful Unto U.s. Reed). and
1.-The Lord is My Shepherd Booth). At
the evening service Mrs. Ralph Barnard.
contralto. will sing Faures Charity as
the ofrertory number. and the quartet
will give Awake My Soul to joyful
Lays" by Schneider.
Miss Mary A. Cryder entertained at
musical tea Sunday afternoon. when an
attractive program was given by Mrs
Grace keye-Miller, soprano. who has just
returned from concert tour with Vic
tors Venetian Band, and Mr.. Robert e.