The Washington times., 1907-12-01
Girls Of Holy Cross Academy
To Give Benefit Entertainment

Girls Of Holy Cross Academy
To Give Benefit Entertainment
The girls Of the Holy Cross Academy
will entertain Friday. December 6. s D.
m, at Carroll Institute. Tenth street
northwest, for the benefit Of thu Dunn
barton building fund
Miss Maud Belle Rice. OF the Hickman
Dramatic Schcol and teacher OF elocu-
ton and physical culture at the Holy
Cross. will assist with the program.
which follows
Chorus. "Estudiantina," p. Lacome.
girls OF the Holy Cross; harp solo. The
Scarlet Serafn," Charles Oberthur. Miss
Susanne Yerby; monologue. Jean Val
Jean and the Bishop" Victor Hugo,
Miss Maud Belle Rice; vocal solo. In
vocation" violin obngato, harp accom-
paniment, Miss Geline MacDonald vio-
lin solo, larghetto and presto, Tartini,
Miss Imogen Karns.
One-act comedy. Madame De Port
ments School" by Ella Crane Wilkln-
son. Cast OF characters-Madame De
Pertinent Miss Agnes Downey: Mabel
F'rolics. Miss Geline Macdonald; Ger
trude Smiles, Miss Gertrude Eichhorn;
May Frisky, Miss Agnes Hamilton: Jen-
ME Slow Miss Lillian Hill: Bridget,
Miss Pearl Langley.
Vocal solo. Beloved. II Is Morn"
Aylwarj. Miss Evelyn Pomar: piano
solo, Faust Waltz" IIszt. Miss Mar
garet Curtis; wand drill, arranged by
Prof Anderson of Yale. girls Of the
Holy Cross; vocal solo. Miss Agnes
Downey; Delsartian march and poses.
arranged by BurkeIla Pierce.
Last Wednesday evening, November
o. the junior choir Of IcKendreo
Methodist Episcopal Church. under the
direction Of Mrs. Bessie Latham Gibson,
gave a musicale In the church. on Massa-
chusetts avenue, Miss Bowbeer presided
at the organ. They were assisted by
the Apollo Orchestra under the direc-
tloa OF Albert z. Johnston, also by the
twelve-year-old Russian violin prodigy.
Master elias Breeskin.
At McKendree Methodist Episcopal
Church. Friday, December t. Dr. Bristol.
Of Metropolitan Methodist Church will
deliver a lecture on "Our Young Men, &"
and Mrs. William Keye Miller mas been
! engaged as soloist for the evening.
A delightful song recital was given
| Monday evening. November %. in the
| Odeon National Park Seminary, Forest
/ Glen. Md, by Miss Francesca Kaspar,
! soprano. assisted by the Kaspar-Lent
String Quartet. and Anton Kaspar; Miss
I Lucy Brickenstein at the piano. Miss
/ Kaspar sang as encores "Janet's
| Choice" old Scotch. Il Bid. My Love. 90
| Cd HardelOD. 'KUssen ist KEN Sund, "
/ German waltz song.
J Sol. Minister gave the first Of a series
of lecture recitals last Friday in the
4 Washington College of Music. His sub
/ iect was. The Violin and It's Music"
! His remarks were illustrated by selec-
J tions on the violin rendered by two
Of his pupils. Miss Lucy Powers, and
/ Edwin Mertz.
! AT the morning service. Thanksgiving
| Day. in the Metropolitan Church. the
/ new quartet and choir under the di-
rection of B. Allen Terrell, sang for
the first time. The members Of the
quartet are Miss Flora Jackson, So
prano. Miss Anna T. Brett, contralto;
Harry Mitchell. bass. and B. Allen Ter
reu. tenor and director This quartet
has been engaged to sing at tee evening
services during the winter
Thursday evening. December 6, the
/ choir Of the Fifth Baptist Church will
give musicale.
This morning at st. Paul's Episcopal
/ Church. Richard p. Backing, who has
been re-engaged as tenor sOloist. will
sing two of the arias from THE Mes
siah." Comfort Ye'' and Every Valley
Shall Be Exalted
In ST. Margarets Episcopal Church
this evening Maunder's contata, "A
Song Of Thanksgiving" will be sung by
: the combined choirs OF St. Johns and
St Margarets churches. under the di-
rection Of II. II. Freeman, Edgar Ed
ridge. organist OF the church, presiding
at the organ. The soloists will be Miss
Doe, soprano; Mrs. Benham, contralto
Mr.. Matthews, tenor; Joseph Battle
tenor, and Mr.. Mitchell. bass Beside.
whom there viii be a choir OF seventy
The Philharmonic Quartet has two
new members. Harry Wheaton Howard
/ director and Mrs. William Keye Miller
{ second soprano. TIE other members ar,
the same as formerly. Mrs. Helen Deyo
first soprano: Miss Lillian Chenowet n
first alto. and Mrs. Dana Holland. sec
ond alto.
} A song service will be given in I'll,
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopa
Church this evening by the choir con
sisting Of thirty-five voices. assisted by
Mrs. Bertha Lucas Stoddard, vioiadst
The soloists will be Miss Bessie Erich
soprano; Mrs HoughtOn, alto. and 10
! seph oliver. bass: Mrs. Isaac Birch nv