Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-05

ed last Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. II. A. Davis. No. Al II street north
west. on which occasion the following pro-
gram was rendered: Adagio Pathetique.
GODDARD. Mr.. John Bryan; Bright Stars of
Love. Enaardi. Miss Lu'u Robert Won OF
sen: Lovely Rose. Hardee. Miss Salome
Wingatc; Polka de Ia Refine. Raft. M. An
gelo q. Fr"uani; Hungarian Fantasia. ke-
Ter Bella. MIR. William II. SChOiz: Lullaby.
Hawiey Miss Fl a Knight. Norwegian
Bridal Song. Ed. Grieg. Mrs. Frank Hyrsm;
The Message ID. Buck. Mrs. IL II. Davis;
Tyrolese Airs for Either. Scheurer. Mr.. T.
Andrews; Fl0rian Song. GCdard. Miss NJ
Stevens. tai Passionate. tb) RordN ScEerZsH-
do. Herman Mohr. Miss Sally Mason: The
Silver Ring. Cha minade, Miss Fanny Brown
Tuley; Slumber Song, Schubert. Mr.. Frank
Byram. Those present were the Misses
Grace and Bessie Senior, Mabel and Bes-
sic Graham, Florence Stevens, Anna Claire
Rogers. Fanny Brown Tu ey. Matte Ste
vens. Ella knight. Lulu Robert Won Olsen.
Salome Wingate. Eva Knight, Pearl Cox.
Nettie Law, Mrs. LateIi. Mrs. Rowan y.
TIley, Mrs Merchant, Mrs. II. II. Davis,
Mrs. ]. II. Smith. Messrs. John Bryan. +.
Andrews, William II. Scholz, Jack John
son, Angelo c. FrOnan. A. Linfoot, l..
Senior. II. II. Davis. TtalG FrOnani Frank
Byram- The next meeting of the Euterpe
Cub will be held Wednesday. May 1G at
the residence of Miss SaIome Wingate. 1222
e street southwest.
Miss Mary Mckenzie Byrne substituted
for Mrs ". S. Wilson at the First PreSDv-
terrain tnGrcE on sunday before last. when
Mrs Wilson sang at Calvary Church. Hiss
Byrne sang Light That Breaks From Yon-
der Tomb. with a violin Obligato. by Mrs.
George Lawrence.
There will be a song service at St An
drew's Church Sunday evening. May -,
at o'clock. at which elections from "Ijs-
steal and modern composers will he zen
dered- All seats Will be free and strangers
will be welcome. The Offering Will bc de
voted to the fund being raised by the chcir
to purchase water motor for the organ.
Mr.. George Lawrence is preparing to Civ"
q musical evening with his pupils at his
studio on Tuesday. May -. with program
intersperSed with vocal violin, guitar and
piano solos. He is also preparing several
Duets and quartettes for this occasion.
The Haniel-tIaydn Society is holding re-
hearssflS every Monday evening on the pop
uiar opera Bohemian Girl" which will-ne
given in concert form early in June. Their
members have become quite enthusiastic
with the beautiful music The members
We're highly entertained at the last meeting
by Mrs. Murphy. who sang COntratO
solo. The Orcht stra rChGarSals will be be-
gun on next Wednesday evening at the
studio of Mr.. George Lawrence. the director.
Applications for the orch aStra should BE-
addressed to him at li27 iHth street north
west. and appCa TORS for the chorus of the
opera to VI. NJ. Byrn, GIL % street north
east.
An enjoyable performance of Patience"
was given in Soldiers Home Thaater last
Monday evening. under the direction of
L
All the participants acquitted themselves
creditabiy and the lar-c audience showed
its appreciation by demanding many N
cores. Mr.. Alfred Terry as BunthGrne AID
Miss Violet Person Patience carried off
the honors by their finished performance.
Miss Eleanor Burgess deserves special men
ton for singing the role If Lady Angela
with only twenty-four hours notice.
The devotion Of the forty hours began at
the Church of the Holy Name at the high
mass last Sunday. Councils Messe So!c--
nellie was rendered with fUil orchestral and
organ accompaniment Mrs. Kitty Thomp-
son Berry was the soprano sOioist on this
occasion. The orchestra was COMPOSED of
members Of the Georgetown Orchestra.
Little sunshine Is the title of a new
Inns and the words by Mis- Sarah Willard
Howe. The melody IS very pleasing and
the song is already quite popular.
Miss l. Lieberman has under rehearsal
her final musicale for the season. to be
given early in June. Among the works to
kowski. Chamirade. Smith. Wilson Mas
cagni. Rubinsrein and L:szt Miss Lieber-
man viii be assisted by Miss j. Burton,
dramatic soprano; Miss b Wood. lyric
pranO; ]. Noble Hoover. bass. and MIR
Brown from Haley's band. The address
and presentation Of medals and premiums
will be by Judge H. 3. MOulton.
A fine musicale was recently given at
Trinity Parish Hall. Those who took part
were Miss Lillian HALEY. Miss EleanOre
Simonds Mrs. Won Dachenhausen. Miss
Marie Mckelden. Miss Hope Edna Hopkins.
Mr.. Charles F. Roberts and Mr.. Blake Nc
kelden. The Manhattan Mandolin Quartet.
Prof. A V. Holmes. Miss Gustchen Springs
guth and Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson,
rendered two very beautiful numbers.
Classes 5 and 10 of Trinity Sunday school
sang two gees and were accompanied by
Mrs George Weber.