The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

child I knew vel. She was bright and bad de-
oded talents a musician sympathetic and
eDdeared your father 70 all who knew hin best-
Her life Was her music ard no truer word could
be spoken than thst to her Music the voice
TO Heaven"
The funeral services were held by her
expressed wish IN the Church OF the
Sacred Heart, conducted by Rev. Father
singers from churches Of ali denomina-
lions, and Prof I. E Cannon. who con-
Quoted the musical service. Is authority
for the statement that the requiem WIS
never more scceptably rendered than by
this mixed choir. which had no rehearsal
whatever, but entered into the spiri;
Of the occasion and paid a magnifi-
cent tribute 20 a sister singer. Mrs.
Annie Grant-Fugitt sang with great ef-
feet Johnson's Face 10 Face and. as
sisted by the double quartet rendered
Lead. Kindly Light" and Nearer. Ny
God. 10 Thee. Prof. John Porter Law
renee presided at the organ. Among the
singers were Mrs. Annie Grant-FugiJt.
Mrs. Gumprecht. Miss Margaret
Sweeney. Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Margaret
Noian-Martin. Mr.. Burnett. and John anu
J4al4t-~ 4NVAlAA aAA d--tLAdAte VI -hllAE-
DAILY IN the old ST Matthew choir
Father MCGEE spoke Of the unostenta-
tious charity OF the deceased. and Of her
deep religious convictions. which were
Illuminated by the music she loved so
well.
Nine DAILY was open in her criticism
OF the recent edict abOlishing the voices
Of women in Catholic choirs. maintaining
ne al =. 81 nh -fr &
capable by voice and by pen that the
voice which sings the lullaby Is the voice
which should sing the Ave Maria In
an interview. Prof. Cannon said:
Il had known Nine. DAILY since she
was twelve years Of axe. and followed
her career with deep interest and was
shocked 20 learn OF h. death in the
prime OF her life She was an inGefat-
igable worker, and considered her with
out exception the best teacher OF music
this city has ever known Her methods
with children were particularly effective
and her patience with them exceptional
She was generous with her talents, and
Was never so happy as when giving
pleasure 10 others through the medium
Of her art
Nine F'aly IS survived by one son.
Norman Esputa Daily, who IS well
known as a teacher Of pianO-forte. He
win continue his classes at his mothers
studio. 112S F street northeast
Mrs. Oldberg viii present Miss Elaine
Sebring, contralto. in a song recital to-
morrow evening, April g. at the Coch-
ran Hotel She viii be assisted by Mr.
Joseph Harris Franklin. AID Mrs Old
berg viii play the accomplishments. Their
programme IS as follows:
jal Far Across the Desert sauds"
90 How Many a Lonely Caravan.
lc Allah De with IS .-..---.... Woodfo7i- FInden
a Kashniri song" Woodfor,i- Findss
NJ Frznklin.
tal I Knox a Maiden Like Rose' Metczlfe
Cd FT What Thou Al RoscBiE
Mss Sebrins
la ''Sspphische Ode Brahms
o. I Love You Truly"
tci His Lullaby .----.-.--.-....C Carrie Jsccbs Bo1d
Miss ses-ing
al I'm wanderschonen Monai Maj"
% ''Du bist vie cine Blume."
tcl Die beiden GrenadieTe' ...-....-.. Schumsnn
Mr.. Franklin.
al For the Sake Of the Past .Mstse
o. Elaine Bartlett
Mss sebrng
IA a Blood BED Ring .Coleridge Taylor
MIS- cenT-ns
tsl ''FioIette
D. Drink to Ne Only With Thine Eyes
English
Mr. Ffanklin-
Hsbans-s, from Carmen"
Miss SebriuE
The choir Of St. Michael and All An
gels Church. Twenty-secOnd street and
Virginia avenue northwest. viii have
An evening Of Mendelssohn's music to-
night at S O'Clock. with ne following
programme
Bass SOLO = Praise Thee. Lord" from st
Paul ......................M H Zea
Tho. Lift Thine Eyes" from "Elihh'1
Mrs. Bowie Ms White. and Miss White.
Violin solo. Mr.. Garso. q the PHILIPPINES.
OEe-toy, eontralto sole LIE Over Death Is King -
Mrs Henry White
Soprano solo. oh. foT the Wings Of 4 Dove
Ms. NJ. Bowie.
Male quartet lunsecompsnIsd As Pants The Hart %
Messrs Taylo-. McKim. Cooper. and Zea.
SeTen-ford Amen (zrranred from Mendelssohul
No sermon.
Rehearsals for Gilbert & SuIlivan's
comic opera. THE Sorcerer." which will
be presented by the Washington Opera
Club. under the direction of Prof. H. z.
SALESMAN and William de Ford, on May
4, 5. and 6, are nearly completed.
The club is working hard to make this
the best OF their many successes. New
voices have been added TO the member
ship this season The opera will be. hand
somely costumed and staged. The cast
includes:
Misses Nell lie Cain. Emily A. Dittoe.
Katherine Whitcomb. Edna Hnlyard. and
Essie Catlett, and MessTs. Joseph Battle.
Harry Burns. J. W Painter. Charles A
Johnson, H. B. Moss, and Benjamin Cox.
Mrs. Warner A. Gibbs. soprano viii
give a musicale tomorrow evening in
Belcourt Seminary. She viii be assisted
by MI Edward Strong. tenor; Miss Ethel
Tozier. pianist, ard Mr. Anton Kaspar.
violinist The muS.5aie is under the pa
tronage OF Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Isarz
Anderson, Mrs l. A Coolidge. Miss
Mary Cryder. Mrs. Charles A. culberson.
Hon and MRS. n z DriScou, Miss Ida
Lee Duncan, Capt. and Mrs z. c. Fen
ton, Mrs. James Hartman, Mrs. Winnie
Ream Hoxie. Mrs. Robert A. Kenneth.
the Minister Of Persia, Mrs. Lamar r.
Hpscomb. Mrs. William Mcclure. Miss
Marie McNaughtOn. Mrs EthelbeTt New
in. Mrs. Mary H. Schluter. Rev DR.. and
Mrs. c. Ernest Smith. Mrs. Mary B.
Somervell. Hon ". J. Stone. Mrs George
Sutherland, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Selwin TAFT,
and Mrs. Edwin F. Townsend
At the musicale and tea given at the
residence Of Mrs. William Dove. 1919 G