Evening star., 1908-01-12

voice was heard IN the tenor SOLO, ne
Newborn King"
Mrs Grace Dyer-Knight has issued invi-
tations to a musical tea to be given at
Rauscher's. Thursday, January is. from
until o'clock.
At the last meeting of the Unschuld's
Club, very interesting lecture on the de-
velopment of the opera was given by
Nine. Won Unschuld. At the same meet
ing Mr.. Seel, the flute instructor of the
university. presented Mr.. koetz IN a flute
duet. which scored a legitimate success
for both teacher and pupil. The next
young peoples musicale will be given in
the parlors of the University of Music and
Draamtic Art Sunday, January. ID, at
$3.50 o'clock
Miss Blanche Yewell, contralto. has re-
signed her position member Of the
quartet of the Temple Baptist Church
and will sing there for the last time to-
day. She will be succeeded by Miss Jean
Price Tonks of Boston. Miss Tonks Will
begin her engagement on Sunday. Janu-
ary 10 the other members of the quartet
being Mrs. Arthur Dunn. soprano: Mr..
erts. bass. Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown -
the organist and choir director.
At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church this morning Gounod's beautiful
setting of There Is a Green Hill Far
Away" will be sun by Miss Marcy Ad-
kins, the contralto soloiSt of the church.
At the evening service the offertory num-
bef will be Shelley's Savior. When Night
Involves the Skies" the incidental solo
being sung by Mr.. Benjamin A. Line
back, basso.
At the meeting of the French Club on
Wednesday evening last Miss Amy {.
Leavitt contributed two piano numbers
to the program. both OF them compost
tons by Chopin. the .Nocturne" in r
Sharp Major (Which Paderewski played
at his recent recitaD, and waltz in Z
sharp minor.
The Christmas cantata. The lncarna-
ton by Adam Gicbel, which received a
successful presentation by the choir OF
Dumbarton Avenue NJ. E. Church on
December 13, will be repeated tomorrow
evening, January l3. The choir is under
the direction of Mr.. William p. Glover.
and it will be assisted on this occasion
by Mr. Philip Lee Scantling, tenor; Mr..
Roland Roderick, baritone: Mr.. John
Waters. bass; Miss Bessie Birch. soprano,
and Mrs. j. "A. Houghton, alto.
Last Sunday evening at the Pro-Cathe-
dral Church of the Ascension the scored
cantata The Holy Infant by Frederick
f. Bular was sung by the choir under the
direction of Mr.. Ernest E. Leigh. The
solos We're rendered by Mrs. Yates Kent
Bowie. Mr.. Charles Bright, Mr.. George
Edward II. Pandert.
Miss Irma Stern is substituting for Mrs.
Charles Henney in the choirs of the All
Souls and Hebrew Temple.
At the Metropolitan Memorial NJ E.
Church last Sunday evening the choir
gave AN Evening With Haydn" the
principal feature of which were selections
from the Creation" and the Seasons
TIoz l.~.;x- a. NJ
Dana Holland.
There will be a carol service sung by
the combined choirs of the church at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, 9th and |
streets northeast, this evening at 7:30
o'clock, under the direction of G. A. Web
srer. orslnist and chormaster. Process
sional, ''Hark. the Herald Angels Sing
CIV B. TrotD; 'Magnicat' and 'Nunc
Dimitts'' o. c. Marles): carols ID Good
King Wenceslas,' CD The First Noel"
90 When Christ Was BoIn," "a "Shep-
herds. SHAKE off Your Drowsy Sleep Of
fertory, Bethlehem (Gounod): cantata.
Hope of the World" tSchnecker); recess
sional. Hail to the Lords Anointed."
4 reception was held by the Mems Club
o. Epiphany Church Thursday evening.
January g. at which musical program
was given by Mr.. Otto Luebkert and Mrs.
Howard Addison Coombs. Mr. Luehkerts
songs were The Devout Lover" CMaude
V. White,. "Loch Lomond" told Scotch)
and Times Garden" GA Goring ThomasD.
Mrs. Combs piano numbers were a pre-
ude by Rachmaninoff and "Liebestl aum''
No. IisZt).
Miss Cara Drew Will be at home in
formally to her friends on Sunday after
noon at her new studio, 80 1ith street
during the season. y particularly peas
ant feature OF these Studio al Homes
viii be the impromptu programs of good
music which Miss Drew expects to provide
Tor her guests.
Mendelssohn's Elijah" is being re-
nearsed by Mr.. ComstCck for a perform-
ance in Trinity Church some time before
Lent a fine production is anticipated.
The engagement of Miss Bertha Hansen
soprano, to Mr.. Frank Gottsnon of this
city IS announced
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