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


van. and 20. To Be Over Yonder," by w.
F. Sudds. There was also q trio for So
gfaAo. tuner aAa Aase. '5Eaxnafv 1sHUsah's
NAxmA" Duo9le; q tenor 0olo, "Wly Both
The 00a oR 1Sfoaa 81eepT froA ss9NADon, -
sung ~ Ii. W. d. 11cF1f5AHA. Aad . bass
Henry Kalser. lfies AAraen-HickSy, So
pr4no, and Mira. NAlpA Barnard, contrAlto.
complete this quartet which ranks among
the hest n, the citv ana thew arn .isly r,,n-
Fitzgerald Council, Ne. 468, KnfxAfs of
Columbus, held . special vesper service
last Sunday might at d. Mary's r. C.
Church, Alexandra. Va The music was
furnished BY the same Holy Cross students
from the Catholic Univers1ty who have eung
the Gregorian music % acceptably on spe-
cial occasions at et. Patrick's Church in
this city. The prorram wa n foilcxvs .
..Dfxit Dominus. ssSyisa pr,rssnre., TmS.n >
tns sum-" "Lauda Jerusaaem.n Jsreeor,an
chant: Ave Maria ateain . = r.sf. g. I've
REGINA Grerorian: Avn Massn" Yer
derseer: 40 Saiufaris !" gexz,ro ana .sfse -.
tum Er4o," Adalbcrt Lenk-
Tuesday eyeniix In the pvfhi.n Tssnrae .os =
very interesting prosram vas savsn s,,,iar
tho direction az TIE chairrnan. Mn Rrad-
ley McDuAle Il ineluded a naanI, saio Nv
Miss Eumn Benaer q violi,, 80 -, AZ r..
accOmpanist: a reading NV Me, MevIoia
Smith . d,,et No - ,ss ne ua1o
+. Owens. = Wolf, soio 1s,a. u, Ho III. -
linz arcorona Ma ~, Ss, = . a.. N ".
reading nv Don Carlo. Vii. 90 = ,rananit:
solo by Miss Rea gessas,. o TIT. Ma Nm
DUNE who as ~. t--nan ., .n Ms. III
her n- u.an ,a Is unwilling to appear on
In;.s ass siSioeo 70 the pressure OF her
sale Mrs. Norma Zieber was her ac-
Az tba D,etr,ot -, C.7.-
deavor IInio, 1900. GuiaioiA ShlIsuan En-
hesd ~ EN- ~ eAeGu.lve meeting, which was
Chmroh ias+ Go,a Avenue fresoyt elian
W Wire mrsc =. oiin Leech. contralto; Mr..
,,nn n. S9I I ana MIS-. EDWARD TAR
aias 8. orsanist; Mr., Percy Foster had charge
LIS, she uesoeiUnai music. and Miss Lydia
gresational singing.
NJ. ,=
,;stt e. - S.y sang iast WEDNESDAY
the Ar. W o1nu1y school convention at
Mrs sa,onea nJ W,n snurea a. IN the place OF
s,,fs.,S ~ " sa.e oAnoers, WHO was
ssiaotine A ,,.a. a sesele coia. MIS- curry
$4,000 WEE open the Gates OF the
Mrs. Fannie At,ee Gage was :, ex..,,en.
form last S,,ndav nieSt a s Ia encenene
heard in the sonrano narts ", th. s .!B was
S dTr =, J Ghn, "hich was given at St. An
S""i Gu
Mr. H,,ds,r wbo 10. b.or .,,
the New YorL Awanua pr.sh,.. n S.ntn Hs a.
for the last three SnndaSs ..roat
success. has returned To h;s o.,r NJ. 3. a.
the choir az tho EIrst Pnashv.e,;a, IT, $780,
Mr.. cha Res Moore hasso ,I,i H.. ILL
the New York a1-an,,o c,,o,+a mt Sns Win
eNA- 'o'"'.
. Dr. Frank Howe sailed last Tbnrsday for
the Bermudas
Tho Washington Canoe Club is busy max
ing arrangements for a very elaborate
musical smoker at which large number of
leading singers VIII be heard. This affair
Is to take place on December l and will
Mr.. Phillip Lee scantling has written a
and Is called % Polly San The words
are by Mr.. John La Gorce.
An evening Win oid Iavorites has been
arranged TOT november - The program
WI. VII DC gwen py quartet composed or
WIS smart soprano; MISS Madge Standi-
eUsu, aieot M. ierfeii' TENOR: ana Mr.
Ilsal. ,e Moore, Dasso' with MISS Amy
ASaS'lS % dScoMpaHst MIS- spencer, alto,
VIII aiso sing IN several numbers The
program VIII De composed OF SOLOS ana
9Ia..ses aNu sscn songs a. LAST Nlgnt,
r nvss az Swe. song ana Annie
Laurfe VIII DC rendered.
NJ >r r.h,.
.. III. o. W.. su.n sase 3ne on ms cnarac
noon In +ha Asser,,h,v o ua,, ~ sue cns.ro
M. .hf,,~tn, TTni,,a.,,t- - a.,.as 80
IT, WaSu.aso,, =. oi,e VI .heir 'eS ~
n+o.,raro Itt. ef.ernon 10 n a,s It'll. Inc
s ,1I tue alter no Is always i,ani.eo
~ a.ei. nour anu Mr. -rHDian Haoe the
,Sa".S 1851 n.o',n G aa''S;, M nun anu y
"a na rs po1s -; az ne. H.I9e
~ - no. onu tIe nHs.. IA - nati ae
and a brilliant performance OF the Poion-
aise IN wnich ne always makes MT: he
gives II with sparkling technique, tone OF
Voiume ana coIor. MS clmax was ire
menoous and aroused the auolence 10 the
utmost enthusiasm. his ume was loo
limited 10 ADMIT OF eneores.
Mis-. ,t, .ror,,,,-- - ,r,.,
for the President and MRS. Roosevelt in
the east room OF the White House last
Monday evening, has been the guest of
Mrs Roome In her splendid country place.
Mount Airy. Nd, of Lord Baltimore fame.
Miss McEvily and Mrs. Roome were fellow
students in Paris with Jean de Reszke. Miss
McEvily having been the first pupil to go
to him after he decided to teach and Mrs.
Roome simply being with him during the
winters when she is in Paris. Miss McEvily
has voice of much beauty. 1t Is a rich,
under beautiful control, the tones of which
Are even smooth and nerfectly nlacaj Che