Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-13

MUSICAL MENTION.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lent will this after
noon give a pupils musicale at their resi-
dence No 1920 n street, at which the fol-
lowing will appear in solo numbers: Nlolln'
Misses Lima Zimmerman, Florence Stevens,
Messrs. Clarence Whitmore, Edward SchultZ
and Geo Hunt; piano, Misses Edith Child
Lila McCauley, Gertrude Fry, Frances
Goldsborough, Genevieve Thomas, Blanche
Browning, Jessie Crocken, Misses Barry,
Haas. Juliand and Clollan. The closing
number of the program will be a march for
strings composed by Mr.. Lent, in which the
following will participate: Fiolins, Mrs. T..
P Jones, Misses Louise Hill, Mabel Mont
gomery, Matilda Rochen' Edlth Fry
Messrs Robert Barringer, John Tfmms,
Victor Romanet, Rosenthal, Richard Barry
Mark Lansburgh, Rudolph Lent; violoncel-
los, Miss Janet Stearns, Mr.. Alexander Ma
son and Wilmar Lent.
Miss Mary Mckenzie Byrne Will sing py
special request Arditfs Il Estasy" at the
entertainment to be given by the Columbia
Singing and Dramatic Club this evening at
Carroll Institute Hall. Mrs. Fred kalstran
will also sing on this accession, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Edith Bauer. Mrs. Bauer is
also accompanied for the Columbians. Miss
Carrie NJ. Douglas, elocutionist. Will reclte
Sister Todhunter's Heart Admission Is
by card only which can be obtained of the
members of the clubs and at the Lawrence
School, 1927 10th street northwest.
The Sunday Night Music Club gave two
evenings to Schubert, one at the studio OF
Mrs Susanna Oldberg, studying Rosa
munde entire except the Shepherds Melody
and the Spirit Chorus, neither OF which Is
adapted for string orchestra, Mrs. Oldoerg
pupils sustaining the vocal parts, assisted
by Mr. VIM. M. Mooney. In addition to the
Rosamunde music Miss Lucia Nola sang
Schubert's Erl King, and Mr.. j. +. Gerry
sang his Wanderer, both with piano and
string orchestra accompaniment Mr.. moon.
ey sang Mascheronrs For All Eternity, y
Wy ole pnSpnti.
Mr. Stanfield sang Salve Dinora.
Prof George Lawrence is preparing Tor
his public recital, to be held IN the early
part of June at Carroll Institute Hall. He
will have a class reunion the latter part
of May, and invitations will be extended to
all his pupils and friends to be present.
There will be a special musical service
at the Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow
night under the direction of Mr.. b. Frank
Gebest, the musical director and organlst
of the church. Among the numbers to be
sung will be the "Intiammata" from Ros-
sinis "Stabat Mater" barytone solo, Holt
The Lord of Ages" tenor solo and chorus.
Gounod's "Sanctus;" chorus for ladies'
voices, Abts Blessed Redeemer;" con-
tralto solo, Eleanor Smiths Prayer; soprano
solp and chorus, Hummers Alma Virgo;
quartet, "All Praise to God in Light Ar
rayed,' arranged from "Lohengrtn;" cho-
rus, "Jubilate Deo," arranged from Tam
hauser." Mr.. Gebest will play an organ
prelude, Dudley Bucks ION the Coast.
in at the offertory. The solo quartet
consists Of: Soprano, Mrs. kittie Thomp-
son-Berry; alto, Miss Florence McNelly;
tenor, Mr.. w. D. Mcfarland; barytone,
Mr.. ]. D. McFall. The following will COM
pose the chorus: Sopranos, Miss Stickney,
Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Wingheld; altos,
Misses McKeever, Walker, Tabler and
Hatch; tenors, Messrs. Meade, Maxwell and
Goodall; BASES, Messrs. Mothershead,
Ryan and DR.. Yundt.
At the Church of Our Father tomorrow
evening there will be a special musical
service by the double quartet choir of that
church. under the direction of Mr.. E. Z.
lections include: Send Out Thy Light"
Gounod: From Egypt's Bondage Come
Page; Praise Ye." trio. Attilla, Mendels-
sohn; Jesus, Lover of My Soul" tenor
solo, Tours; Day Is Ended" contralto
solo, Bartlett. Those composing the choir
are as follows: Sopranos. Miss Catherine
Bates Mrs. e. r. Cow; tenors Mr. Hern-
don Morseli, Mr.. T. Reed Gift; contraltos.
Mrs. Mary Scott Benney, Miss Irma Ger
trude Callahan; bassos, Mr.. Albert o. PEN
ney, Mr.. D. s. Waters.
The musical at Soldiers Home Tuesday
evening under the direction of Miss Julia
Maedel was well attended After several
selections by the Soldiers Home Band the
program was opened by a prayer by Mr..
Ewing. The following selections were then
rendered: Piano duet, Fantasia Brilliende.
Misses Helen De Moll and J. Maedel: vocal
solo. Oh, Wondrous Youth, Miss Mamie
Kuhnel; piano solo, Rakoczy March, List
Miss Gustchen Springsguth; recitation, Miss
Littia Rogers; piano duet, Melnotte Misses
Elsie Leech and J. Maedel: mandolin solo,
Chopins Nocturne, Miss Gustchen Springs
guth; duet, Awakening Of the Lion, De
komskf, Misses Leona Feathers and J.
Maedel. Tho evening was closed with q
short address by Mr.. Ewing.