Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03

supper was served, with decorations lnZpink
the form of musical Instruments.
Mrs. Margaret Gray Dickinson, organist
of the Presbyterian Church, Falls Church,
Va, has accepted the position of accom-
PIANIST of the Choral Society OF Falls
Church. The society win give series
OF Of three rec, concerts at an early date. The
short cantatai at the second. the music will
be OF light and humorous character; the
third, concerted piece of high order.
Mr.. Alfred G. Eldridge, organist of st.
Margaret's Episcopal Church. gave an in
teresting recital, assisted by the quartet
numbers were given: Concert Overture"
by Hoflins; "Scherzo Symphonique., Debet-
Pensam; Chant Sans Paroles" Lemare:
an orertoire BY King Hall LISTS aSsson Le ass
Professional March, Guiraud.
Mrs. G. F. Schutt, organist of the First
Presbyterian Church. is giving a series of
organ recitals every Sunday evening at 7:45.
assisted by a good soloist. Last Sunday
evening Mrs. L. A. Roberts was the soprano
sofoist her selection being The Penitent.'
Mr. George Weber Vail is preparing to
give studio recital, which will take place
in the near future. The composer for the
evening will be Tchaikowsky. and Mr.. Vail
will be assisted by Mrs. William Key Miller,
soprano.
Miss Pauline Whitaker and Mr.. and Mrs.
delightful trip to Atlantic City and Phila-
delphia, and Miss Whitaker will be in her
place again this morning at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Miss George E. Miller, paniste, and Mrs
Bradley McDuffie, soprano, gave most in
teresting studio "at home" recently, at
which the guests had the pleasure of hear
ing the two artists in several numbers
Miss Miller played Grieg's "Nocturne" and
Bridal Procession and McDowelfs Nov
elette" in fine style. and Mrs. McDuffie's
charming voice was heard in "Remem-
brance." by Johnson; "A Little While"
by Salter; Love Song" by Haesche, and
Peoples" by DeKoven.
Miss Edna Sheehy, formerly of this city
and now the vocal teacher of the Oregon
Agricultural College at Corvalles Ore, gave
her first public recital at that place recently
and scored great success.
Miss Josephine Esputa Days Wednesday
afternoon Eat home" of the week just
past was more than usually attractive.
The floral decorations of the studio were
carnations, and among those contributing
to the musical program on this occasion
were Miss Janet Hayes, contralto. a most
membrance'' BUSCH, MY Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice." from Samson and DehIah,'
{Saint-Saens), and aria from Elijah
Miss Lillian Hammer and Miss Mary
Fenton Also sang very aceeptably, while
Mrs. Daily and Mr.. Norman rendered sew
eraf numbers. Mrs. DAILY will receive her
friends again on Wednesday next from
to pm, and Miss Marie McKevitt will
be the soloist ON that occasion.
Miss Aleen Miller assisted at the special
musical service given last Sunday at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, her Sc
lection being a new and beautiful setting
BY Hawley of the hymn, Lead, Kindly
Light" which she sang with great express
sion and exquisite taste. Mr.. Roland Rod
erick was soloist also on the same oc-,
casion, his selection. "Out of the Depths
being admirably adapted to his voice,
which has great resonance and is of wide
range.
Miss Aline Sebring will sing again today
at both services at the Temple Baptist
Church. where on the previous occasion
she made q most favorable impression.
Her solo this morning will be My God
and Father" by. Marston.
There will be choral service this even
ing at 1:3O at the Emmanuel Church. Ana
costa.
Miss Ruth Dorsey sang at the Chapel
of the Nativity last Sunday Zone Sweet
Solemn Thought" by Ambrose. In pleas
ing manner
Henry H. Freeman has been engaged to
give a recital on the new three-manual
organ. at st. AIMS Episcopal Church, An
napols. Nd. Herbert Darrow,, the boy So
prano at st. Johns Church, who Is doing
excellent work this season, will be the as
sisting soloist on this occasion.
The piano recital given by the pupils of
Miss Marie Won Unschuld, president and in,
structor of the piano department of the
University of Music and Dramatic Art, will
be held Friday, February 8, at O'Clock in
the New Willard ball room, and not at the
Arlington, as was previously announced.
Abundance by invitation only. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered.: Overture,
'Euryante" (Weber), by Misses Ethel
Fisher, Cornelia Hardness. Edna Robinson
and Helen Stuart: Sonata" major
g{Beethoven). Miss Mildred Kolb; Roman
zo'' Schumann), ..Mazurka'' (Godard), Miss
Ethel Fisher; '.Goncertstuck" (von Weber).
Miss Roberta Amies; Peer -Gynt Suite.
(Greig), the Misses Martha Urness, Marie
Wheeler, Alice Terrell and Gertrude Tweely;
La Campanella" UiszD; ":Erlking' (Schu-
bert-LfszD, Miss Martha urness; "Perpet-
ual Motion" Weber), Miss Katherine Nc
Noal; ''Scherzo in nat" Chopin. Misses
Roberta Amies. Mildred Kolb and Rather.
inc McNeal; Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12''
Uiszt. Miss Nellie Neal.
Miss Vivian Wood, soprano, will be one of
the soloists at the meeting of the Unity
Club on February Fl at the w. c. T.. U.
assembly rooms on 9th street. Her selection
VIII De IL va Venir, from La Julve, by
Halevy.
The ninth season and forty-ninth recital
Of the public Lenten organ recitals at st.
Johns Church, Lafayette Square, will be-
gin. as usual, this month on the first Sat-
urday afternoon following Ash Wednesday.
There will be series Of six recitals. con-
tinuing each week until Easter. The or:
ganists to be heard this season will include:
Henry Freeman, organist ST. Johns Church,
the first third and fifth of the series; AL
fred G. Eldridge. organist of st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, second recital; Edgar
Priest. organist ST. Paups Episcopal Church,
fourth recital: William Stansfield, organist
of st. James Episcopal Church, Philadel-
phia. Pa, sixth recital. The assisting SOLO
lists will be Master Herbert Darrow. boy So
prano of st. Johns Church, first recital;
Miss Edna B. Doe, soprano soloist of st.
Margaret's Episcopal. Church, second re-
cital; Mr. Anton Kaspar, violinist, third re-
cital; Master Roowell Boothby, soprano So
loist of st. Pauls Episcopal Church. fourth
recital: Mr.. Ernest Lent, violoncellist, fifth
recital: Mr.. B. Allen Terrell. tenor soloist of
st. Johns Church, sixth recital.
Miss Mary Helen Leefe gave a studio re-
cital on Wednesday last introducing two
young and promising singers, Miss Emma
Bullock and Miss Frances Smith. Miss
Bullock has a mezzo-soprano voice of good
range and quality and sang the following