Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07

| TEACHER OF
| Pupil OF BARTH. SCHARwENKA. MOSZKow.
! ia13 SUIT
| from her trip TO Florida and will resume
| her duties as soprano of the Mt. Pleasant
| Congregational Church this morning
| Miss Mary Helen Leefe was heard Friday
| at the Friday Morning Club In a delight full
! group of songs by Franz and Won Fieltz.
| She will also sing next Friday for the club.
Mr. James Nolan baritone. sang 'Veni
| Creator at Holy Name Church last Sum
day morning After the mass. the choir
| sang Unfold. Ye Portals
| Mr. Edwin Hughes had charming
! musicale in his home last Wednesday even
| ing. The program was an informal one.
| but none the less beautiful. Miss Irene
Dieterich. soprano; Mr.. William Morse
| Rummel. vioinist. and Mr.. Hughes, pianist.
| were all heard. Miss Dieterich sang ''Zie-
guenerlieder;" Mr.. Rummel played Wien
| iawskis Polonaise. and Mr.. Hughes played
| number of brilliant and interesting solos.
One of the most important features of the
program was a group of songs written by
Mr.. Hughes and sung by Miss Dieterich.
The Carroll Institute gave program of
songs and instrumental music last Thurs
day evening in its concert hall, which
was followed by dancing. which was kept
up until late hour. The program was one
, of the best to be arranged with local talent,
and was well worthy of the enthusiasm
which il drew forth. The c. l. Orchestra,
which played for the dancing. opened the
concert. The other numbers were given by
Miss Irene Dieterich. soprano, with Miss
Olive Demarest, accompanist: Miss Mar
garet. O'Toole, llarpist; Miss Mary Emily
King, voinist. with Miss Leeds, accom-
PIANIST: Peter eBcker. basso; Mr.. w. a.
Morsell. in coon songs; Mr.. Charles Moore,
basso; Mr. Denis f. Council, reader. and a
dancing number by two of Miss Hawke s
| pupils.
| Mr.. Fred c. Schaefer will sing 1T is
| Enough from Elijah in the Eastern Pres
| byteran Church this evening. when the
| choir will have complete charge of the serv-
! ice and will repeat the Easter music. Mrs.
Lucille l. Belts. director of the choir has
| spent the week in New York visiting rela-
| tives. 1t is composed of Miss Bertha Han
SEN soprano Miss Estelle Gulick, contral-
to: Mr.. William l. Douglass. tenor, and Mr.
Russell G.. Abbott, basso. Miss Nellie NJ
Sacrey is the organist.
The usual number of musicians will go
abroad this summer. including Miss Georgia
! E. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Rath and Mr..
Edwin Hughes.
The choir at ST. Augustine's Church gave
an elaborate and well-rendered program
last Sunday. 1t consisted of Haydn's Mass,
No IL. Weigand's Ven Creator and Hum
mell's Alma Virgo. Miss NJ. Mulaly is or
ganiSt and Anton kaspar, director.
Mr.. Anton Kaspar violinist will go to the
University of West Virginia during the
summer session. Mr.. kaspar and family
will leave June II for Morgantown, where
/ he is a member of the summer faculty.
An interesting musicale was given FRI
day night by the pupils of the NJ isses
Minke at their studio in the Montrose. AT
the close of the program Mss Malta
Minke played Becthovens Sonata op. -,
No. q
Mr.. Herbert d. Lawson, who recently re-
signed as bass soloist and director at
Foundry NJ. +. Church, was the soloiss
last Sunday morning at the dedication -
the handsome new organ in the Ep!scopls
Church in Leesburs. Va. Mr.. Alexander
Mosher was the soloist in the evening.
The special music given on that occasion
By the choir and sOloists will be repeated
this Sunday.
A feature of the elaborate Easter pro-
gram at Grace Episcopal Church, South
Washington, was the solo OF Mrs Fltt.
the soprano soloist of the choir. She sang
II Know That My Redeemer Live;h.
from the Messiah" In the evening MS.
Rosalie Goulding sang 'Surrexit.' by Won
Thuma. Mrs. Goulding has rch con-
tralto voice and gave a dramatic rendering
of this striking solo.
Miss Ada Birch, soprano soloist in the
choir of the Metropolitan PRESBYTERIAN
Church has resigned that position and
will sing there today for the last time
Miss Rose Bigelow gave a charming re-
cital to her friends in the studio of Mr..
Otto Torney Simon, on p street, last Fri
day afternoon. She sang the following
program: Ave Maria from Verbs
"Otello;" a group of songs by Franz, in
GLIDING From Grief | Cannot Measure,
MY Love is There" and Mother Sing
Me to Sleep" Jensen's Stay, o Stay
Schumann's Each Night in My Slum-
ber'' and 1.-The Lotus Flower" and Schu-
bert's Wanderers Night Song and
shepherds Lament"
The choir of ST. Matthew's Catholic
Church gave splendid rendition OF
Haydn's Sixteenth Mass last Sunday,
which it. will repeat today. The choir
of this church is in splendid condition this
season with "A chorus of good voices and
much musical ability, with Miss Jennie
Glennan director. In the afternoon Mr..
Huntington May, the well-known basso,
recently with the Dolly Warden" and
robin Hood" companies, sang an 20
Salutaris'' in splendid style.