Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
MUSICAL MENTION.

A evening of music will be given
~ this evening at o'clock at the
- Metropolitan Memorial M. E.
L ~ Church. The program will be as
follows: Organ prelude: ''Hark
Hank My Soul" Shelley Mrs. Dayelle Tay-
lor WEIGH, Mr.. Philip L. Scantlins. Mrs
Clarence Price. Mr.. Dana c. Holland;
| hymn; Apostles Greed: prayer; by the
| Waters of Babylon, Warren. philharmonic
Quartet, Mrs. Dayelle Taylor WEIGH Mrs
Sidney p. Hollingsworth. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, Mrs. Dana c. Holland: Scrip
ture reading; Gloria; Forever With the
Lord" Gounod. Mr.. Roland R. Rodrick;
Abide With Me- Barnby, church quartet;
open the Gates of the Temple Bartlett,
Mrs. L. A. Roberts; Come Unto Me"
Leimberg, Philharmonic Quartet; remarks
Lord trio, Geibel, Mrs. Welch. Mr..
Scantng and Mr.. Holland; hymn, doxology.
benediction. organ postude Mr. a. +.
| TaSker, organiSt.
The choir of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church will hold a choral service tonight at
s O'Clock. DIR. Easton, the pastor. will give
| a short sketch of the life of Felix Men
delssohn and the hymns will be those
adapted to that composers music. Miss
| Gulick will sing But the Lord is Mindful
of His Own from Elijah, for the offertory.
and the main feature of the service will be
the sacred cantata LAS the Hart Pants
! from st. Paul
The choir will be assisted by Miss Mabel
Benzler and Mr.. w. E. Abbott. Miss Nellie
! Sacrey is organist Miss Bertha Hansen,
| Mr. w. s. Douglass and Mr. w. II. Webb.
| tenors. and Mr.. Russell G. Abbott, baritone.
The fourth annual recital of the pupils of
William A Beall. assisted by Mr. Harry P
| Wilkins and Mr.. William Zerther. tenors.
wa, vas given Monday and Tuesday evenings at
the students taking part were the fol-
lowing: Monday evening" Miss An
ME Patten. Miss Nellie Turner, Miss
| Katherine Stephenson. Misses BERTHE and
George Hayes, Miss Marie Rem, Miss Fay
Griffith. Miss Elizabeth Grady, Master
Miss Mary McMohan. Miss Marie Murphy,
Miss Annie Patten. Miss Lulu Wright,
Misses Hilda and Anna Farr Miss Marie
| Gagan. Mr.. William Zerther, Miss Ethel
Waple. Miss Anna Fraas, Miss Mabel Love-
less. Master JONI Scanlon. Miss Alice
Maple, Miss Mary Mede Master Robert
Bradley, Mr.. Walter Shed Miss Alice
| Hines, Miss Roberta Morrow Misses Anna
SHE'D Adelta Riley and Pearl Shaw; Tues
day evening: Miss Ruth Points, Miss Adelta
| and George Hayes Miss Florence Dunn,
Miss ANNA Walch, MIR. Charles Walker,
Master Eddie Magee, Master Oscar Zerther,
| Miss Catherine Townsend Miss Gladys lle-
ment, Mr. Harry p. wilkins, liiss Lena
Waters, Miss Madeline Thorn Mr.. William
Zerther. Mr.. Earnest hardwood. Miss
| MdueIiHe fnnlS MISS faZei CreVe, MT.
Frank and Miss Roberta Morrow, Miss
| katherine Hennessey, Miss Marquette
| Townsend, Mr., Walter SHED, Miss Iiuda
| Farr. Miss Annie SHED and Miss Pearl
| Shaw.
| Patrons of the Immaculate were most
agreeably entertained Tuesday by Miss
| Anna Murrin, voinist and Senorta Gle
| mencia Mata, vocalist. Miss Murrin pos
| sesses uncommon feeling and an artistic
| polse not often met with in amateurs.
| Senorita Mata's voice is a most promising
| one-a mezzo-contralto of a fine range.
| The program was as follows: Quartet, c.
| NJ. Won Weber; first piano Clemencia
| Malta, Josephine Jeanson; second piano,
to the Waltz" c. NJ. Weber: Ca
Vote" Sasso. Anna Murr!n; when Song
! Is Sweet Sans Souci, Clemencia Mata;
Second Mazurka,' Wieniawsk; "Trau-
| merei." Schumann, Anna Murrn; "Lifes
| Lullaby. Lane, Clemencia Mata; Pre-
miere Solo" Cancla; "Cujus Animam,''
| Rossini, Anna Murrin; Roses" Schweden;
| ''violets," Mildenberg, Clemencia Mata;
"Cavatina,' Bohm Anna Murrin; Inter
mezzo" (concerted). Mascagn pianos,
| Elizabeth Murrn, Josephine Jeanson; vio-
Accompanies, Martha Poore and Margaret
| Tolson.
| Wilbur Bache baritone for three years
| soloist at st. Johns Church, corner 10TH
and Fl streets. is meeting with great
cess In Berlin. Germany, where he has
| spent a year IN study ana COaCnlnS. He Is
| preparing roles in opera and oratorio and
| working up concert and recital programs.
! Wherever he has sung he has merited
praise as thorough artist and musician.
Mr.. Bache was pupil of Oscar Garrison.
The choir Of ST. Mary's P f. Church. on
23d street between G and H streets, under
| the direction of Mr.. Gerald Tyler, will rem
der a special musical program tomorrow
| night at 8 o'clock, assisted by Mr.. Clarence
| Cameron White, the well-known violinist
| of this city, and Miss Constanta Brown,
a noted soloist Of Baltimore. Mrs Anna J.
| Cooper will make address in behalf of
| the Colored Young Women's Christian AS
| sociation. situated at the corner of Mary
| land avenue and Az street southwest
The music at the baccalaureate exercises
of the George Washington University on
| Sunday afternoon in the D. A. R. Hall is
| under the supervision Of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd
| Wrightson president and director of the
Washington College of Music Inc On this
| occasion a quartet, composed of Miss Ger
| trude Reuter-, soprano: Miss Flora Bern
hemer, contralto; Mr.. Richard p. Backing,
| tenor, and Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson,
| bass, Will render number and Mr..
WrightsOn will sing BY the Waters of
Babylon" by Howell.
| Miss Flora Bernheimer has been engaged
| by the Columbia Theater Stock Company
! to sing during this weeks production of
'Trilby."
AS honorary director or music OF the
| jamestown exposition Mr.. Wrightson has
| prepared a special program for District day
| and the Chamber of Commerce at the ex-
| position, Tuesday. June II. providing Phin-
neys Band for the reception in the morn
| ing, and to meet the Chamber of Commerce
| a special program from until 3:30 in the
afternoon, and an important musical
Ing from 8 O'Clock until 10 in the Auditor
| ium.
! 1t is announced that the board of gov
| errors have adopted the musical program
! for the jamestown exposition. consisting of
! a series of nineteen concerts, exclusive of
| band and orchestral concerts. The artists