Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31


ing combinations. The music to be given
at the church today will be: He is Risen
Neidlinger); TIE Deum in (Buck): Christ,
Our Passover (schilling); overture and pas
torale from Messiah as prelude; selections
from Tannhauser, postlude; aria from Sui
livan's Light OF the World at the morning
service. l Know that My Redeemer Liveth
HandeD will be sung as the offertory at
the evening service.
Mr.. H. H. Freeman will leave for Atlantic
City Easter Monday for a much-needed
rest after the arduous Lenten church du-
ties.
The music at st. Andrews Church today
will be: Christ Our Passover (Schilling): TIE
Deum in B minor Buck); Jubilate (Buck);
Easter anthem, by Bartlett, at the morning
service. At the evening service Manney's
Resurrection will be sung.
A musicale to introduce Miss Julia
Marscher was given at the studio Of Miss
Margaret Veitch last evening. Miss Marsch-
er is a young singer of much promise and
gave her program of songs with fine musi-
cal interpretation. Among the numbers
were "Printemps qui Commence Saint
Saens), te-Nacht" Franz). "Serenade to
Zanetto," by Massenet; Until You Came
and Absent" by Metcalf.
A most beautiful and impressive rendition
of Stainer's "Crucifxion' was given by the
cnoir of st. Johns Church Wednesday, un-
der the direction Of Mr.. H. II. Freeman.
The regular organ accompaniment was sup
plemented by string quartet-Mr. Anton
kaspar, first violin; Mr.. Joseph Finckel,
second violin: Mr.. Ernest Lent, violoncello,
and Mr. Leinbach, viola.
At the last meeting Of the Unity Club the
violin solo. "Capriccio," of Master Edgar
Hart and the violin and piano duet by
Masters Shapiro were exceptionally we'll
rendered and received with enthusiastic ap-
plause. Among other interesting numbers
given were stein Song by Mr.. Robert
Patterson; Del Riego's 20 dry those tears"
by Mr.. Harry P. Wilkins. Mr.. Aldina
Canard gave a brilliant rendition of the
Faust waltz, and Prof. Hans Kownsky of
Berlin gave several very good numbers of
his own composition and some beautiful
transcriptions.
The music to be sung by the choir of the
Fifth Baptist Church tonight will be the
anthem by Clare. Why seek we the living
among the dead; Resurrexit, by Tosti, sung
by Mr.. Stanley, basso, accompanied by Miss
Lewton, pianist, and Mr.. John Garland, Or
ganist.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee Of the Washing
ton College Of Music will present her pupils
in concert in the ball room of the Arlington
Hotel Wednesday evening, April g. Mrs
Mckee will be assisted by Mr.. 8. M. Fa-
reader, both Of the Washington College Of
Music. Mr.. Fabian will give a group Of
Chopin numbers, and Mr.. Koeher will read
THE Message" by Proctor, with incidental
solo by Miss Bernheimer.
The Takoma Choral Society, under the
direction Of Mr. James Dyre. sang at ..,e
annual anniversary meeting of Kit Carson
Post, G. A. R., at Grand Army Hall.
Wednesday evening, March q. The work
of the society is very good and their num-
bers were received with every mark Of ap-
probation; The selections given were
(RossinD, Hail to the Chief" (Prout). Miss
Jessamine Lewton is pianist of the society.
At the last meeting of the German Lit
erary Society Miss Florence Herman gave a
group of piano numbers with brilliant eff
feet. Among her selections were the Chopin
List 'Maiden's Wish;' waltz in E major
(MoskowskD, and the Faust ''Fantasie,"
with Mr.. Robert Stearns, violinist Mr..
Stearns also played a "Reverie'' of his own
composition, accompanied by Miss Herman.
Mr. Frederick S. Smith was the piano
University, his selection being Rachman-
inof prelude, c minor.
Miss Lydie Hughes will assist at st.
Johns Episcopal Church today, where the
regular Easter services will be held.
Miss Matte Gibson, soprano of the
Church of the New Jerusalem, sang for
effertory last Sunday morning Jerusalem
by Parker. In the evening Mr.. Frederick
s ssrs HS R Of he War Thy Re-
mainder of the choir at the present time
is composed of Mrs. Florence Humphreys,
contralto; Mr.. William Shuster, bass and
director, and Miss Maud Sewell, organist.
Mrs. Otis D. SWEET, soprano at Foundry
Church, will sing this morning Il Know
That My Redeemer Lveth," from the
Messiah. Mr.. Caulfield, tenor, will sing in
the evening Bells at Eastertide," by
Dresster.
be given on Thursday evening, April 4. at
Forest Glen, by the Wheaton base ball
club. The program will be given by Miss
Edna Scott Smith. Miss Mae Brickler, Mrs
William Keye Miller, Mrs. Blanche Muir
Dalgliesh, Mr.. 81 Cummings and Mr.. James
Hicks, soloists; Mr.. Joe Cullen, banjoist;
the Misses Koechling, violin and pianist;
Miss Eva Whitford reader, and Mr.. Wells,
accompanist. The affair is under the
patronage of Judge Waters, Justice Gould,
Mr.. Blair Lee and Mr.. Thomas Noyes.
1.-THE Quintent" received a great ovation
last Tuesday evening at Soldiers Home
and each member was repeatedly encored
The program included piano solo, Sur la
Mer." Chaminade, by Miss Florence King;
recitation, "Aux Italiens,'' Meredith, with
violin and piano accompaniment, by Miss
Grace Ross; vocal number, "Luckstone's
Delight by Miss Lena Woodruff; vocal
solo, Loves Rapture Korthener, by Miss
Lydia Hughes; violin solo. Alteration,
Borowski, by Mr.. J. Reilly Stanton.
The music at the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church, under the direction Of Mr..
S. Frederick Smith, organist, will consist
of prelude, introduction to third act Lohen-
grin, Wagner: anthem, LAS Sleep Takes
Flight" Shelly; offertory solo, Il Know
That My Redeemer Liveth," Handel. by
Mrs Helen Donohue Deyo; duet, "Oh,
Morning Land" Phelps. by Miss Pond and
DIR. Bliss, and postlude. Easter March"
Merkel.
Mr.. Robert stearns, violinist. has been
very successful In the orchestration Of
the operette. I'VE Are In Society" He has
also added some clever choruses.
The offertory this morning at Grace
Church, 9th and D streets southwest, will
be II Know That Ny Redeemer Liveth,"
from the Messiah" sung by Mrs. Robert
Fatt, the soprano soloist Of the choir. At
the evening service the offertory solo will
be sung by Mrs. Rosalie Goulding, con-
tralto.
Mr.. Howard s. Nyman will assist today
in the Easter music at All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase.