Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-30
MUSICAL MENTION.

program at the SOlei1H pOIltllCdl mass III
the presence OF the apostolic delegate.
Mgr. Falconio at st. Pauls Church at IL
o'clock in commemoration of the patronal
! feast of the church, which Is celebrated
today: Professional hymn, "Hark! Hank.
My Soul (Richardson); before the mass,
''Domnus Dixit' (Winchester): proper of
the mass for conversion of st. Paul (Toz-
err: Ofertorium, "Veni Creator male
quartet (Tozer); occasional hymn, 20
Home of Fadeless Beauty" (Woodward).
Special music will also be sung at 80
.. m, at which time will occur the opening
Of the mission for non-Catholics. Martins
Out Of the Deep Have l Called Unto
Thee and Shippers Come Unto Me" will
be rendered. The music will be directed
by Mr.. Ernest T. Winchester and the in
cidental solos sung by Henry 1aeger,
tenor: John NJ. Connen, bass, and Ray
mond King, soprano
The preliminary musical program COM
mencing at 1880 at the Church OF the
Covenant this evening will be given by
Henry Gurney. tenor, and Mr.. Anton
kaspar. violinist. and their numbers will
include: Soprano solos, "A Song of
THANKSGIVING (Allitsen). Savior. Hear
Morning" MAX Spickep; tenor solos.
Watt Her Angels. Lord CRossinD and
IF With All Your Hearts, from Eli
jah); violin solos, "Andante,' CMendels-
sohn) and Romance (Wieniawski). The
musical accomplishments of Mrs. Fugitt
and Mr.. Kaspar are SO well known in
Washington that comment seems super
f1uous. but Mr.. Quincy, who is new
conner, deserves more than a passing
mention. He comes from Philadelphia.
but took his course in music in Italy
and London, where he sang both in
oratorio and opera with success.
The first engagement of the Tif1ofilo
Entertainment company was given at
the Soldiers Home Theater last We'd
nesday, and was enjoyed by a large and
enthusiastic audience. The soldiers, Off
GERS and their families applauded and
encores were numerous. Mtny of the
numbers were given by special request
from the soldiers.
The program was as follows: Overture
by the Soldiers Home Band. Prof. John
bone solo, "A Meeting Here Tonight,
Mr.. John Howard; piano duet, La Bala-
dine Miss Catherine l.. Grady and Mr.
J. Francis Germuiller; soprano solo,
Young Charms. with violin obligato,
Miss A. c. D. Murray: piano solo, ''Valse
de Concert" Miss Susie /. Duffy; mono
logue. German Dialect Mr.. Robert w.
Swami; contralto solo, Loves Old Sweet
Sons" Miss E. Louise Patterson; song
Robert E. Lee" Mr.. John Howard; violin
solo. ''Cavatina," Mr.. French S. Hufty;
piano trio, Joy In Bird Land" Francis
Germuiller. Miss Catherine l.. Grady,
Germuiller; contralto solo, Kentucky
Babe" (GeibeD, Miss E. Louise Patter-
son; piano solo. odd Black joe Miss
Catherine L. Grady: soprano solos,
"Bonny Jean and Kathleen Mavour-
neen,'' Miss A. c. D. Murray; violin
solo. "Intermezzo." Mr.. French s. Hufty;
clog dance, Mr.. John Howard; plantation
songs, "Old Kentucky Home" and 'Old
Folks at Home and Good Night, Sol
diers.'
The quartet of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, composed of Miss BERTHE Thomp
son, soprano: Miss Mary B. Sewall, con-
| tralto; Mr.. f. r. T. Embrey, tenor: Mr..
Kelly as organist and director. will sing
this morning "Jubilate Del by Stewart,
and Art Thou Weary by Scott. On
account of the illness of the pastor. Rev.
DR.. Joseph T. Kelly. there viii only be
one service at this church for the pres
ent, and last Sunday evening the quartet
furnished the music at the service of I'm
manuel Baptist Church.
The program to be given this morning
at the II O'Clock mass at ST. Patrick S
Church will include the organ prelude,
al, sanctuary choir: Asperges. plain chant
sanctuary choir. Introit (Silby), sanctuary
! choir: "Kyrie (Silas), mixed choir
Graduate tslby,. sanctuary choir: Tract
fSilby), sanctuary choir: "Neni Creator"
(Gibbons). sanctuary choir: Credo (Carey),
mixed choir: offertory. Proper" Via
dana). sanctuary choir: offertory, Motel
(Elgar), sanctuary choir: Sanctus Bene-
choir: Communion (Viadana). sane
tuary choir: occasional sanctuary choir;
postlude. march, organ.
The piano pupils of Mrs. Sue Burrows
Jennings gave their usual monthly recital
last Tuesday evening. The program in
| cluded compositions by Chopin. Bee
| thoven. Raft. Chaminade. List. GODDARD,
Wagner. Moszkowski and Heller. The
pupils who took part in the recital are
Misses Lucie schwartz. Marion. Elsie and
Celeste Leishear. Ethel Wolfe. Christine
Butts. Altoona Chartron. Bessie Bean:
Kathryn Cowles, Kathryn Drissel. and
Messrs Claude Trotter. Harry Malloy
and Ralph Burrows
Following their usual custom of giving
| the last Sunday evening OF the month to
| musical interpretation, the quartet OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
| soprano: Miss Pauline Whitaker. con,
| tralto: Mr. Joseph F. Matthew. tenor. and
| Mr.. John Nolan. bass. Will render seiec.
| tions this evening from the second and
third masses Of Haydn. In one respect
| this is a departure from the musical Of
| ferings by this choir in the past. as their
| special programs have usually been mace
| up from the oratorios. 1t is also the IN
t tentiou of their director. Mr.. John Porter
Lawrence, that the quartet shall give at
! their subsequent musical evenings this
| season selections from the masses OF Bee
thoven Mozart. Bach, Gounod, Pales-
| trina and others.
Miss Mary A. Cryder has issued inv
| tations to a. musical tea this afternoon at
4 o'clock i'm honor Of Nine. Liza Leh-
| mann. Interest will be added to the oc-
| casion by q program Of songs, COMPOST
tions of Nine. Lehman. which Will he
/ given by the following pupils o. MIS-
Cryder: Miss Neosha Gary. Miss Ann
| Tuohy, Miss Meta Graham. Mrs. MAJ
/ Afee, Miss Mabel Roberts. Miss Marion
McFall Mrs Warner A. Gibbs. Miss
Hilda Koehler and Miss Mabel Latimer
The selections will include BILLET Doux,
.The Rose "If Thou Wilt Be the Fall
ing Dew" .'The Clock Thoughts Have
Wings" Souls Blossom. Star Chill
dren." "rhe Guardian Angel" "The
! White Rose" The program will be sup
| plemented by piano solo. "Etude In d
Flat (Mendelssohn>. by Miss Ethel To-
zier
/ The preliminary musical program at
the Church Of st. Michael and All An
b! gels Church this evening will consist OF
| a duet for violin and organ. soprano
solo. "The King of Love (Brasa). by
Miss CrogEon. with violin obliSato by
Mr.. Bateman: Magnificent and Nnne