Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-06

81 Tdul.
A new organ has just been completed for
the Washington heights Presbyterian
Church, and Miss Mabel Dill has been re-
Gently appointed organist.
A musicale was given last week by Miss
May Atlee. and an interesting program was
rendered. Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish
sang For Love of You" Hastings, and
THE Bee and the Song; duet, Excel
sior,' was given by Mrs. Fannie Atlee Gage
and Mr.. Henry Statham; piano solo, Cho-
pins .'Impromptu,' by Miss Lyons; Mig
| non,' Tosti, and 1T Was Not Thus To Be-,
were sung by Miss Helen Mcclure: duet
gleish and Mrs. Gage, and several violin
solos by Mr.. Thomas Mcclure. accompanied
by Mr.. Joe Mcguire, who also played a
number of piano solos Miss Lillian Nc
CURE was accompanist for the other num-
berS.
Some beautiful music was heard at the
funeral of Prof King. 1t was sung by a
Mrs. Barnard, contralto; Mr.. Turpin, tenor,
and Mr., Gibson, basso. Mrs. Barnard was
the soloist and Mrs Grace Dufour Brown,
organiSt.
The Hebrew Orchestra will give their first
public rehearsal of the new year tomorrow
evening, In the lecture room of the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church, Maryland ave-
nue. and 9th street northeast. Miss Elaine
Sebring, contralto, will be one of the SOLO
lists, and Messrs. Hauschild and Peck of
the orchestra will be heard in Instrumental
selections.
Madame de Baupre, wife of the naval at
tache of the French embassy will sing at
St. Matthews Church this morning at
the IL o'clock mass. Madame de Blaupre
has an unusually beautiful voice, and sings
with exquisite taste
Mr.. Charles Church was the soloist at
the Westminster Presbyterian Church last
Sunday evening, his selection being GeibeIs'
"In Old Judea." This evening the offertory
solo will be THE Publican" by Van de
Water, sung by Mr. Elmer Jaspar. with
Mrs. Byram at the organ
recent recital of a high order of merit
was given by the pupils Of Mrs. Esther
Gumprecht at her studio, 324O street
ME Grant Fugitt, soprano, and Mr.. Thomas
! Murray, basso. and the program was as
follows: Aria. "Ermani," Verdi, Miss Jose
Gounod. Miss Edna Dyer; Roses Smith.
Miss Carrie Duval; my Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" saint-saens Miss Elizabeth
ME Clark; "shoogy Shoe" MAYHEM, Miss
Annie Boheres; "Villinelle,'' Del Aqua, Miss
Elizabeth Faggart; aria, Ocean, Thou
rier. The evenings entertainment closed
with several numbers sung by Mrs. Gum
precht in her usual delightful style. Among
her selections were MY Desire Nevfn;
Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes" old
English; Separation" Rossini; 1.-The Land
of the Leal," Jordan.
Miss Mccoy. contralto, sang fine pro-
gram of songs at Mrs. Oldbergs music
room Friday, assisted by Mr.. Harry Camp
bell, bass.
The Kindersymphonie Orchestra gave a
most interesting entertainment Friday
evening last at St. Elizabeth Opera House,
assisted by Miss Bertha Hansen and under
the direction of Mrs. Lucille Belts. The
program began with an overture by the st.
Elizabeth Orchestra and was followed by
some fancy dancing by Miss Ruby Ray
mond; recitation, Friday Afternoon at
School," Mrs. Jennings: two numbers, La
Sorella" and college Like" by the Kinder
symphonic Orchestra, old Irish Melodies.
sung by Miss Bertha Hansen: dramatic
sketch. "A Manager in Trouble, the char
acters being unprecedented by Mr.. Schaefer.
donna, and Miss Anne Belts. as the Irish
singer and Mr.. Abbott the Dutch come
dian. Then followed another fancy dance
by Miss Raymond: Haydens Kinder
symphonic" played by the Kinder Orches-
ira; recitation. 'In Imminent PERIL" Mrs.
Jennings; Brown October Ale and THE
Shippers of St. Ives" by Mr.. Fred c.
Schaefer: "a Merry Sleighing Party" by
the Kinder Orchestra. and prologue by
Mrs. Jennings.
Miss Bertha Hansen will be the soloist at
the Eastern Presbyterian Church this
morning. repeating the Rejoice" from the
Messiah which she sang there recently
'xuith