Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-05

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of unusual ability, has been engaged to
play at the regular meeting of the Teach
| ers' Club. which will be held May IL at
the home of Miss Kate Tindall.
Mr.. s. Frederick Smith conducted the
rehearsal Of the Choral Society last week
for THE Messiah In the absence of Mr..
Wrightson. who had gone to fartinsburg
to attend the funeral of friend.
At the regular services at the District JAIL
last Sunday afternoon Mrs. Alonzo Twee-
dale sang almost Persuaded with much
expression and tenderness.
The combined choirs of the Church of the
Good Shepherd. under the direction OF Mr.
George A. Webster: will sing choral serv-
ices this morning. They will give Blessed
Are They" by Jones, and the Magnificent
and Nunc Dimittis.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Hichborn gave a
musicale last Friday evening In honor OF
Mrs. Fannie Kellog Daggert. Mrs Daggert
sang number of songs. including THE
(MetcalD and my Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" (Samson and Lelilah). Miss Ethel
Tozier played Chopins prelude in F." two
Macdonald numbers and the "Erl Koenig"
by Lfszt besides acting as accompanist
Mrs. Hichborn Is an accomplished musician
herself and as Miss Franklin was lead
ing singer. She had a soprano voice OF
much power and beauty, which is still de-
lightful
Miss Mary Helen Leefe was the soloist
In of doxr r,tnxI,A g.,
Ebhitt House. Her sefections were The
Bird and the Rose" by Horrich and Cham
inade's Summer" I.,iss Ethel Tozier was
the accompanist.
The Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
has secured as precentor Mr.. B. Allen Ter
reli OF New York. Since coming to Wash
fngton MIR. Terrell has been the popular
tenor sololst at st. Johns Episcopal Church
He has fine tenor voice, and all who have
had the pleasure of listening to him count
1t of exceptional quality. Before coming to
this city Mr.. Terrell was soloist and director
in some of the leading churches in New
York and Philadelphia. He enters upon his
new duties at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church today.
Miss Marion MacFall and Mr. Frank
Shipe will sing today at the Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church. They will be heard In duets
for soprano and tenor. Both singers have
voices Of high range, and their singing OF
duets on this account is especially at
tractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Austin Thomas gave a
first of May recital at their studio, 1871
gram was rendered: Piano solo, 'Galop
de Concert Ketterer. Mrs. VIM Fuchs;
contralto solo. ..Ritournelle." Chaminade.
Miss Mary Pond mandolin solo, "Trau-
merei," Schumann, Master vosper Chad
dock, aged seven years; bass solo, Love
Mean, and the World is Mine" Ball, Mr.. w.
Girl" Baife. Mandolin Club Director.
Gertrude Buckingham Thomas: mandolins.
Miss Lillian Newman. Miss Lorena Booth.
Bishop sassrs ass Adele at Eos Msa
soprano solo. my Desire" Neyins. Mrs.
assR P0nUhIs Dsyo c0p ,Ss s0
Star" Wagner Miss Alice Lee Roche; reef ,
tation, When Malindy Sings" Dunbar.
Miss Grace Ross: mandolin solo, fantasia
Siegei. Miss Sikken; contralto solo. select
ed. Mrs. Eleanor B. Spencer; Mount Clair
Gai0p." Weidt. Banjo Club. Banjos. Mrs. I
Carly; guitars. Miss Julia sikken. Miss
Adele Tait; tenor solo, Elaine" Bartlett,
Mr.. Le Roy A. Glider; Boston Ideal
tralto solo-(mandolin obligato)-"sing Me
to Sleep Green. Miss Mary Belle Finney;
bass solo. "Gipsy JAM Herbert, Mr. James
Mandolin Club. Accompanies. Mrs ]. B.
chaddock, Miss Elsie Roche. Mr.. W. H.
Starnel.
The program OF the organ recital Thurs
day evening last at Grace English Lutheran
Church. 18th and Corcoran streets proved
Howard. the organist was assisted by Miss
Katherine Faithe Of Baltimore The fol-
towing were the principal numbers: OR
gan orertoire,m Batiste; aria. Hear Ye.
Morning." CD 'Asa's Death" Grieg; el
Malta" Delibes: soprano solo, 20 Divine
Redeemer" Gounod; 9al nocturne. Chopin: ,
(b) Serenata." Moszkowski; (c) "Traum-
erei." Schumann; soprano solo. Ave
Maria" Dudley Buck.
The music in Wesley Chapel last Sunday
was of very special credit to the choir and
its director, Mr.. Harrington Barker The
quartet sang Lord of Heaven" by Rossi;
My Faith Looks Up to Thee" Schneider:
There Is Rest" and Mrs. Charles Bayly,
These Are They" from Gaurs Holy
City"
program In the Westminster Memorial
Church last Sunday evening. Miss Edith
Blazer sang Mendelssohns exquisite But
the Lord Is Mindful of His own" The
Hear My Prayer" which they will repeat,
by special request with Mrs Miriam Bangs
Hilton i.n singing the solo and obligato solo.
her voice delightfully."-.
The cantata Queen Esther" given :
week ago in Dumbarton M E. Church. I'M
der the direction Of William T. Glover, was
repeated Friday evening in Odd Fellows
Hall for the benefit of the Eye. Ear and +,
Throat Hospital. The same chorus of sixty
good voices and the same principals were
heard and achieved the same splendid success
which they had In Georgetown. The chorus >
was one of the best ever heard in local cir
cles. and much credit is due Mr.. Glover for
his untiring diligence in the drilling of the
singers. 4
Miss Lydia Hughes substituted at the
Hamline M. E. Church for Miss Carrie
Smith. who has been ILL., Miss Hughes Sc /
lection in the morning was Bartlett's
Lord Be Merciful.' and the quartet sang
Shelys 1.-The King of Love" 81
Miss Marion MacFall was the sooist last
Sunday at the Emmanuel Baptist Church
Her solos were "Hark. Hark. My Soul" by
Marston, and Hold Thou My Hand" by
Briggs.
concert was given last Tuesday night
by the Apollo Quartet In Masonic Temple