Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-01


for Nine. Nabuco and her childrens friends
by some of the pupils of Miss Marie Won
Unschuld. The young artists taking part
were Misses Amies, Fisher. Kolb and Nc
Neil. Nine Nabuco complimented them
highly on the style and finish Of their play
ing.
The Morsell Vocal Club will give a concert
In the Fourth Presbyterian Church for the
Mems Club of the church next Tuesday
evening. 1t is an invitation affair and those
, interested IN 1t are quite enthusiastic. The
club has made really splendid progress this
season and numbers among its membership
some promising voices. The club members
are: Misses Bates, Bosch, Buchanan,
Fisher, Father. Hanley, E Houchen, G.
Houchen, Huguley, Jones, Lewis, Lockwood,
Madison, McCarty, Mozart, Patterson,
Bowen. Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Littleton, Mrs.
Morsell, Mrs. Remore. Mrs. Weed, Messrs.
Birch Colladay. Downey, Doyle, Hopkins,
Houchen, Keyser, Latimer, Lombard, Mill
rick, Moore, ogden. Penney, Ryan, Sci
bold, Sprucebank, Stead, Turpin, Wiley.
The program for Tuesday nights concert is
we'll selected and should prove interesting.
Mr.. Herndon MorselI is the director and
Miss Dorothy Houchen the aCcompanist.
A Lenten event of particular interest in
musical circles has been arranged for next
Wednesday evening in the Emanuel Prot
estant Episcopal Church on Washington
street above Fillmore, when The Cruxi-
ixion'' of Sir John Stainer will be given.
Inc regular CnOlT OF the CllUGCH VIII De dS-
sisted by Mr.. E. Theodore Martin, tenor, of
New York and Mr.. William Clabaugh, bass.
Mr.. Milford Wits, the organIst and choir.
master, will be in charge. The health OF
Mrs Linda Lindsay, which has been seTl-
ously impaired, is much better
On Palm Sunday evening at St. Pauls
English Lutheran Church Gounod's Gal
| LA will be sung by the choir. with Mrs.
Inez Mcconnell sustaining the solo role: at
the same service Mr.. Louis H. Bradford.
'cellist, will be heard in a couple of num-
bers
string quartet, composed of Messrs.
Kuhn, Granger. Alden and Taylor. gave
Handel's Largo and Mozart andante on
choir sang Mendelssohns Hear My
| Prayer" with Miss Katharine Fletcher do
| ing the solo work Miss Fletcher, who, by
| the way is a cousin of Lillian Russell has
| a sWeetly sympathetic voice, which she
| handles without apparent effort.
On Good Friday, Mr.. Palmer, the director,
! proposes to considerably augment MS ch0lr
| and will give Cigars oratorio The Light
| NJ Life" and Constance's The Story of
| the Cross" Mr.. Atwater, organst, viii
play at this service excerpts from Farsiiai
and the Chopin march 'Funeora'
The next concert in St. Stephens Church,
| corner 14th street and Columbia road. Will
| he given on April Is by the NorseN Vocal
| club when two choruses will be given.
| The soloists for this occasion have not yet
| been selected.
| Mrs NJ. d. Lewis with Misses Lillian
| Lewis Flora Bernheimer and Messrs. {.
| Fletcher, Percy Marshall and X. Dey, VIII
be the soloists at the song service in ST.
Michael and All Angels Church at the
service this evening.
Considerable interest is being manifested
IN the forthcoming concert of the Rebew
Orchestra one OF Washington's energetic
and ambitious musical organizations. The
orchestra is very painstaking in its work
and very faithful in rehearsal. 1t Is pure
ly amateur orchestra. but mas done
very creditabe work during the past five
years 1t holds rehearsal every Monday
evening In the lecture room 81 the Keller
Memorial Church, Maryland avenue ana
9th street northeast
Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee gave a very en-
ioyabIe recital in her home on Capitol Hill
last Thursday for some of her pupils. those
taking part including Miss Edna katZen,
Miss Maud Fowler, Miss Flora Burnheimer.
Miss Fern and Miss Pauline CareW' MISS
Lillian Lewis Miss r. Bigelow, Miss A
Peters and Messrs. NJ. Streamer and Percy
Marshall.
| had been prepared for today In the Ninth
Street Christian Church, this being the nj
| teenth anniversary of the founding OF tne
, church. The choir will be augmented ana
| q number of special solos rendered Tne
program follows:
Morning service, II o'clock.-solo. Not
| Half Has Ever Been Told t5iscnoH, M ?.
r. w. Burkhart; duet Lead kindly
Light (Wiegand) Mr.. and Mrs. Gait w
! Bowen; anthems 30 Be Joyful cyan
LaeD: Light of the World Hamliton
| Cray.
Evening service, 7:45 o'clock.-Solo,
Fishing in Galilee,'' Mr.. E. II. Jones:
duet Il Waited for the Lord GMendsls-
| sohn). Misses Daisy E and Bessie M Har,
rison: anthems Praise Ye the Father
| (Gounod). 20 Taste and See" Q-ansingt.
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