Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-27

Home Circle - lrerac-o.r po'..r- or
nNrst7, AIT and Nar.4t. rr-' Ir,a.r.,
1 Mrs. NeI"h. old Folks of Ium ar.
ranged By DRESSER Phtra-r-au.r Quar-.
tet; tenor solo, NJr Cherries Myers. d.l
/ leCt songs Nj AIoySius F.r.,r Pr ~.
march. Glory of jamestown Cas-s.- %.
/ the Rehew Orchestra
One Of the features Of the annual CON
! cert Of the Vaughn - ~ CsIrrry Han.
/ list Church sunday school. winch VIII zoe
/ given on the evening of Novemhar T. W.T.
! be the violin solo hg Mss Eus r0i, a."
| Guer-n. pr.nclpai Of ta" VIOLIN derartnor-
| Of the MoRavnolds- Eoehl, MUS. school
! Her selection on TINS occasion VIII d. r'-.
| Andante,' opus II. by G-orE- Goft--.
man, and The Be" 10y Schubert
Mrs. John g. Jameson VIII h. Tho %
! fertory soloist tod5y at tho morning s-r,--
! ice at Waugh NJ. z. Church.
| Today at St Paul's Episcopal Ch4r-r.
2}d street and Washington Circle. th'
Vested choir will sing Hora'io Parkcrs
| Far From the World " The SOLOS VIII
| be taken by Roswell Roothbv Who has
made a great success is a boy soprano.
| At the evening service = work nv one pr
| our Washington musicians VII he suT-.
a Magnificent and Nunc pimiuie. by ~
Clough-Leighter. It is It's first production
! In Washington and it is a work of eXcep-
! tional merit
! Madame Elsa vcn crave. ono or tho
most noted women pi1n!sts o. t1a world.
who last season. with he- husband Al
| berto Jonas, created such q f-ror in Rer-
| lin, arrived in the city Yesterday Is t'.o
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs S"2n-v Lio.d
| Wrightson at their home iu Cleveland
| Park and will visit them Tor a week
| On Tuesday evening NJ and Mr.
/ Wrightson viii give a musicale for her
| at their residence. inviting some ~ II"
prominent musicians % the c.tv and the
! faculty OF the Washington C7l'o-. OF
! Music. incorporated. as their guests -
meet Madame Won Grave. on which oo-
| casion Miss Drew and Mr. Wrigh.so1
viii take part in tn program.
The Imma nuel Bantist Church is keen
| ing up high standard Of music even I'M
| der adverse conditions i'm the way ~
| equipment Last SUNDAY the music ms
| furnished by Il quartet comFos ID % Miss
Marion MCFall. soprano: Miss Blanche
| Yewell. Contralto: Mir. Frank Shipo. tenor.
and Mr.. Norman Percy Foster. son Of
Mr.. Percy Foster. as bass. Their seer-
tons were Praise Ye the Father" by
Gounod; Seek Ye the Lord. by Roberts.
and The King of Love NV shepherd Is
Mrs. +. T. Dickinson is the pianist and
Mr.. Percy Foster organst and choir dl-
rector. The same quartet will probably
| sing again today.
/ y NJ " nuS4Cal TljN. IN" nam" pf v .'l'1
| j. not Yet given out. vas written this
| summer and viii bo produced some tim"
during the winter. Tie music is by John
! Phii;p Sousa and the ii5retlo by Leonard
| Liobing.
| Thursday evening last the congregation
OF Westminster Memorial esbyterian
| Church gave II 2oispeCd service N honor
of Mr.. J. louis Johnson. on" Of the choir
members. who * about To leave the city
and take up his rasiI-ncr IN A!5uquerGu'.
\. NJ. The choir sang rckOyens reccs-
sional and Jesus, Savior, Pilot Ne, hy
/ Hyatt. y mall quartet rendered Father.
ra,.e Ny Hand" by {. d, Scott
The Marine Band will Civ p concert
this evening the National Theater TIL;
soloist will be Robert r. Scel. tlo fiuts'.
who will give a fantasia on a t.'emr by
Chopin. The Sextet from Lucia" which
has been PLAYED 50 effectively on pr
vious band programs viii he given on
this occasion by Ncss:S. \ s WhIt""np.
II. Wfndbcleit. ole J. Nay. -. -. Frey,
II. \. Stone and Louis n Cruscr
At the Second Baptist Church recently
the sacred cantata "Ralshazzar's Feast"
Roots compositions. was sung by me
choir under the direction OF Mr.. charles
Haydn Chase. the rrgu.a" OK mist a"d
choir director So successful was the A.
fan. that the "antata wiz o. r"r 'ated IN
Tho na,,. f,It;;rn Mr. Tho-,as = STANLEY.
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