Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-29
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Lovers OF the 10y choir enjoyed mu-
seal t.eat Thursday evening AT New Car
roll Hall wher the sanctuary choir of ST.
Patrick's Church was heard for the first
time in a glee and mad.isai concert. IN
der the direction of X. Mills S.lby. The
program covered a wide range ! both
sacred and secular music and luded
works OF distinctly contrasting ;yies.
Among the numbers We're: Motci. 20
Bone Jesu." Eenedictus. from Carl Maria
Won Weber's Mass in c. and Saactus.
Il ON Charles Gounod's Messe Solemnelle.
two motets. .ouem Vidistis'' and 'Neiun.
templi' scissum est; / lain chant, for toys
voices only, kyrIe and Gloria. from Missi
Cunictens genitor Deus. and Sequeltia
Dominica Rssulrectionis. by Solesmes;
two songs. The Lost Chord" AMI Win
ter DAYS" vocal solos, My Love Is Like
the Red. Red Rose. by Hastings, a.lG
Rubiastein Thou Ar Like Uato a
Flower" A. Ciino-d Wilkins. two mad
rigals. Hope of Ny Heart; and-"Cyn
tina. Thy Song: song, THE Waterman.
Edwin Aili.e:, t"a part Sings. uil
Fathom Five and Weary Wind of the
West. humorous part song. for mems
voices; two madrigAis. 'Sw.cte Flowers
and Fire. Fire My Heart, raid
America.
Miss Sallie Mason. well known IN ;ocai
circles Tor her work in the music depart
ment OF the public schools. "a wei as 70:
her skill and sympathy as an a.companiSt.
has resigned her position here sud VII
leave Fsiday fL.' the Pacific coast waere
SIC has accepted al appointment a. as
sisiaa; % the director Of the music de-
partm-nt Of the POLYTECHNIC High School
l. Los Angeles. cal, and i expected 10
assume her rev dGiles February !. Ire
iS,tion is distinctly IL s.e way OF Il pro
lnut!cn. and desirable on account Of The
class of work called tor and the Sub
stantial increase in salary Well. The
appointment is bat a recognition OF Miss
MasoE's peculiar fitness for the position.
and she will be followed by the good
wishes. Well as the regrets, OF her old
associates III the musical work OF tire city
\ recital or chamber music was given
las; sunday evening AT the home OF
Nils. Charles IL. Sheppard. on MaSSachG-
sets avenue by Mime. won Tnschuld
pianist; Daniel Bres skin. vioiiniSt. and
l.. f.. Mandy. cellist: their program in
Guiding the Beethoven Trio. OF. -. No.
:. and Smetana Trio. OF. L..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Manoly have been
entertaining during the week J.. T..
Mandy. 81. of New York. who came
here with the Philharmonic orchestra, OF
which he is a member.
The choir of New York Avenue Freshly
terrain Church will give its monthly nlu-
sicsl service this evening, when 1t will
sing Won WeberS Mass in G. entire. un-
der the direction OF John Porter Law
renee The quartet Is composed of Mrs.
Nellie Wilson Shirclin. soprano. Miss
Pauline Whitaker, contraito: Messrs. Jo-
scph +. Mathiee. tenor. and John Nolan.
basso.
program of miscellaneous numbers
was given at the Friday Morning Music
Club last week before a capacity audi
ence The selections included Inter
mezzo'' and 'ScherZo" Brahms. Mrs.
Prindle. soprano solos. "MyStere'
tThome>. and aria, "Adieu Forets," from
Jeanne dare" tTschakowskyb. Mrs.
Fairfax; violin solos. 'Minuet" tBee-
thoven) "Gavotte'' tGossecp and Sou
venir'' Drdla). Miss Dodge; piano solos.
La Mutt" (GlzounoffD. .'GondoIiera'
tMoszkowskD and Spinning Song
twagner-Liszt. Mrs. Knorr: vocal solos.
Apple Blossoms Keliep. Ecstasy
RummeD. What Is Love-" tOwst) and
His Lullaby" Uacobs-Bond), Mrs. Fair
fax.
The sanctuary choir of St Aloysius
Church was heard in concert in Castor
Hall. Georgetown University. Wednes-
day evening. At the request OF Father
Emmett Of the university the following