Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11

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ais Nnufch' w. anoer ths direcsIon q
Mrs. Margaret Gray Dackenson. the or
ganist of the church. The pruRfam WA n
follows: Vocal .o,o s~r.h. e,,,.r,.n 49,
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WATSON: .ans oy Mass nary smoot; plano
soio' Laszts Transcription OF Rtgofetto."
Miss Gertrude Keefer; soprano eoaoa, Gut
Nacht." E,scho0. ana ..poI,v WIN. - .un~
bv Miss Emma es.m,n. y,ossr NO
Gounofs Ave Maria" Afr. Ryan Albert
son: duet, Sweet Zephyr" from Moxart.s
Marriage OF Ffraro.. by Nxau seaman ans,
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atore: NAT. =. N. Mcsfoefty' Love xou."
Soleski, and Coed Might. Little Cir"
Macy, sung by Mr.. Perry Arnold; violin
-,rono so,c ..oh H., w.. -. -. .,ss
- ..e a.o s. VI" Is 1nose vain
vlonh opnSato. Miss seaman ana MI. Al
; nertson. VA. dnat We we Two were Ny
McGroarty. mrs. Dicksnson Was this ac-
companisf on this occasion.
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~ tha Mna,n, p,aas.a. Ta. one . seno
VI .no MOUNT IIeasant Cohsreeaeiona,i
IN Inurch CT, chot,' sang tne TENOR paris S WIN
,ast S S,'. VI nne asmple oap.ss Snuren a
W ,asr Sahuas; aus SOiC at the one..osy was
Seraa IS ,,,,th s Which, s. ne , o.ao
1 ferce VII" expression ana great oranla''c
The Wesley Chanel ouartet under the
training and ,aodsrsh,n oS Pc, Thaodore
InralIs King has attained htrh standsrd
of excellence and sing really choice seiec-
tons I.ast sunday 81 The r,orniny sarv-
ice thew rave Rotoids;s HIesn. OnIv ana
in the svenin1 RortIatt,. sInr,.,ta .,,haro
for alto and nnartat "rbo Dav To EnSaS -
The members of the Quartet are Mrs G y.
Rsysey an. ms NJ ohn u 3 LeeG pa mr: Harr'ns
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A very interesting musical was given
the Peon,es Mission NV some 81 e n,,r host eo
local talent M p,,ord Rodor,cI horj.
tone gave ono solo nmn,her "KiG1 ~ tho
Winds" Miss Marruerife StandtrorS sang
encore "Five 1;tt,e M Viii au io' nv
Rischofr and NJ. M sroart .,,tta ,.rti
vatad Tho ana,annn .,;th he ,anaar,,, ~ =
"Son., nf TbanL;, MN ne. e1H..sn ., nd
whan rec.i,aS go. th .,,,. ..Tse d.
! cave You MIS-; smart and Miss standi-
roIu sare also Ine ouee: 5000 NIsht,
sEes 9as. MI :, mcr afi H sang
1 .eeall Ea.ewen; MT; SnaIies =.
~ ~ SONGS OF AraDy ana An Inro ..3
arc anu M; ., Uana =. laoNano In.
Aao 6r,ae ana me Arm0ureI song
h h,on' nooin l.oou. Inc borrowing num-
A .Iy SuaI me song OF tne pee,
Sings Song and Sweet Margaret. The
members OF this quartet are Mr.. Charles
E. Myers. Mr.. William D. Mcfarland. Mr.
roland Roder1ck and Mr.. Dana Holland.
1t was expected that Dr.. Bischon would
assist at the piano. but he was unable to
be present. and Miss Leavitt was the ac-
companist Of the evening. A trombone
solo by DR.. Benjamin Madert and two Sc
lecuons by the orchestra completed very
generous evenings entertainment.
me male cnolr Oh St. Jonn Episcopai
Church, IeorsetoWh' rendered the Ioiiowing
program or music last sunday: At the
morning service, hyrie IN u. Gounod; an
Light. woodward; Sanctas in D; "Op-
iando, Gibbons, and Nunc Dimittis. in E
NAT, Nevln AT the evening service. Mag
nlhcat ana Nunc Dlmlttis, In nat, Hol-
den. anthem. and Praise Ye the Father y
Messrs. W. c. Mills and E. M Talcott and
Masters Kendall Myers. George Cost, Ell
bridge Casselman and Edwin Fugel.
MI James Nolan. baritone has been as
sisting the regular choir at the Immaculate
Conception Church for the two Sundays
"Salve Regina" and Luzzrs Ave Maria -
Mr.. Nolan Is the possessor Of q rfch bari
tone voice. and his work shows the same
degree Of excellence that characterized 1t
quently in public.
saint-Saens. who is to be heard in this
city for the first time on December 10th,
received one OF the greatest ovations in
New York last week on his appearance
there that can be accorded any artist The
entire audience. 5000 In number, rose en-
masse at his entrance, and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. He also met with
wonderful success in Berlin, which was
most remarkable because of the backward
ness Of the Germans in acknowledging the
merit of their French neighbors He has
had one grand triumphal march so far, and
Washington is looking forward to his com
ing as one Of the greatest musical events
Mrs. H. Clay Browning sang at the
Church Of the Covenant CPresbyteriau, last
Sunday at the afternoon service. which
takes place at o'clock. Mrs. Browninp's
The offertory at the morning service at ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church last Sunday
was a violin solo by Miss Roberta T. Allen,
delSS0hp'S Pest In tho ord h1, Mrs.