Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-25

with much pleasure. and last Sunday morn
ing Mr.. Walter 7. Matson sang a BASS SOTO,
and in the evening Mr.. Walter Barnes
played delightful violin solo. This even
ing the choir will sing Mendelssohn's
Hear My Prayer" one of the most beau
Katherine Brooks Fletcher will sing the
solo parts Mr.. Atwater playing the organ.
A good program of music was given last
week at the musical and tea in the nome
Of Mrs Townsend for the benefit or the
church fund of st. Anthony's parish by the
pupils of the Esputa-Daly School OF Music,
assisted by Mrs: Jessica Cowhng Ih ,oia.'
Among the young musicians were MISS
Marie McKewitt. soprano; Miss Janee
Haye, soprano; little Miss Myrtle Wrenh
and Miss Kathryn Blazey, gifted little
pianists
Mrs Margaret Nolan Martin. who has
charge of the music OF the kaiorania
Heights Presbyterian Church. has arranged
an attractive and exceptional program LOT
this evening in that church. She Will be
assisted by Miss Edna Sheehy, young So
New England Conservatory of Music; MT,
Charles e. Myers. tenor soloist In the cnolr
of st. Johns Church; Mr.. James j. Moan
basso. and Miss Mamie Muliaiy, accom-
PIANIST Miss Sheehy will sing Hear ie,
israel" from Mendelssohn's Elijah; MI
Nolan and Mr.. Myers will sing the duet
from Mercadautes Seven Last WORDS.
Mr. Myers will sing the tenor solo from TINS
same work and the quartet will sing "Lo,
Upon the Cross Suspended" from the
Seven Last Words, solo by Mr.. Myers.
The program of the high school chorus
of five hundred voices, which viii be given
in Baltimore next Friday evening under
the direction of Otto Torney simon of THIS
citv Is one which will attract universal COM
mendation. 1t Will consist of choruses by Han
del Rrahm Mendelssohn, Elgar and Neyin
The chorus will be assisted by the Hutch-
eson Trio of the Peabody insttute OF Bal
timore which Is closely allied to the mu-
steal life Of Washington. The trio is COM
nosed of Ernest Hutcheson, piano; ]. c.
Van Hulsteyn, violin. and Mr.. WirtZ, vio-
loncello.
Mr. Oskar Krutzscn gave interesting
pupiIs' recital on Saturday evening In the
home of Mrs. Hoppe of Chevy Chase The
nroeram was a dgnified one and was given
with much credit to the young players. Miss
Barrows played a group of pretentious num-
beers, including the Rachmaninon prelude;
opus 3. No. 2; Schutts waltz: opus o., and
the Schubert-Lszt waltz "Soiree de Vien;
Miss May Perott, Chopin's c sharp minor
"PoIonaise," Rubinstein's "Kalenoi Ostrow''
and Schumann's 'Aufschwung; Miss Of
futt, Chopin's .'Nocturne." opus 10, No. 2.
in + sharp major, and Chopins waltz, opus
~ No s. Mrs. Hoppe closed the program
with an excellent performance OF Schu-
nnann,s .'Nachtstucke," Grieg's ITO Spring
and MoszkoWsA Waitz Ii a NAT.
Miss Eleanor Terry. daughter of Rear Ad-
miral Terry, retired, has cards out for q
musicale next Friday afternoon, to be given
in the studio of Mrs. Oldberg. in the Be-
lasco Theater. Miss Terry will be heard in
q number of songs, and Will be assisted by
Miss Lucy Gardner, contralto soloist In the
choir of the Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs.
Oldberg will play the Accomplishments.
washington had an interesting visitor re-
Gently In Mrs A. Arthur Alfred Brooks of
New York, who is known In musical circles
as Anita Comfort" She has spent some
weeks at the Ebbitt House. and entertained
many musical people here.
Miss Virginie Bestor gave an interesting
pupils recital In the Washington Club FRI
day evening. Her program was before an
audience that filled the music rooms.
Miss Salome Wingate. contralto, has been
engaged as soloist in the choir Of the Tenn
ple Baptist Church to succeed Mrs. John
Humphrey, who recently resigned that posi-
ton after holding 1t for several years. Miss
Wingate sang last Sunday evening In the
Westminster Church Memorial. Her solo
was a beautiful one of Chadwfcks "Ballade
OF the Trees and the Master which suited
her beautiful voice wonderfully we'll.
Mrs oIdberg had another Of her pretty
studio teas on Friday afternoon. The pro-
gram was given on this occasion by Miss
Laura Maryland Carpenter. formerly OF
this city with her brother and sister, Miss
sidney Carpenter and Mr.. Dudley Carpen-
ter Miss Carpenter has e coutrHfto voice
Of good quality and sings with much sym
pathy and pathos. She was assisted by Mr..
Harrison L. AoorA Ne well-imown tenor.