Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17
MUSICAL MENTION.

be several numbers by the Soldiers Home
Band.
Miss Estelle Gulick has just returned
from a trip to Baltimore. During her stay
there she gave a recital at the home Of
Mrs Carter, scoring success in 20 milo
Fernando" and in the aria from THE
Queen Of Sheba.'
A musical treat was arranged by Miss
Thompson at the concert given Thursday
evening last for the benefit of st. An
drew's Episcopal Church. The program
was as follows: Piano solo, Mr.. Fulton B.
Kari: contralto solo. 20 Come With Me in
Summer Night" (Vander-S tuchen), Miss
Lillian Chenowith; soprano solo. IF
We're Rose" Edoward Hesselbert). Mrs.
Halle Wheeler Golble: violin solos. Ca
vatina" "a. SimonettD and "Intrada"
Carl Bohm), Mrs. Ella Knight-Ellis; bass
solo, Mr.. Herbert Lawson; soprano solo,
Loves Rapture" (kortheur). Mrs. Will
liam keye Miller: baritone solo. Rev. G.
F. Dudley: contralto solo. Mrs. Blanche
Muir Dalgleish: tenor solo, Mr.. Douglas
G. Miller. The accompanist was Mr. Full
ton B. Karr.
The Dumbarton Avenue NJ. e. Church
Choir Wednesday evening next at Odd
Fellows Hall will repeat the cantata
Queen Esther" which was presented by
the choir in Georgetown recently
A musical and dramatic entertainment
was given Tuesday evening at New Car
roll Hall. under the auspices of the Girls
Club and ST. Cecelia's Guild of the Christ
Child Society for the benefit Of the fresh
air fund The first number on the pro-
gram was duet for violin and piano,
Waves of the Danube by Margaret and
Joseph Daily. Little John Farquhar sang
I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark"
and Lena DAILY, another little mite, was
enthusiastically applauded after her song
What He Wrote On My Slate" A violin
solo was rendered by Otto Radle a piano
duet by Misses Margaret and Mary DAILY.
and Miss Ethel Fisher was heard in a
piano solo. Second Mazurka.'' by God
ard. An attractive feature Of the pro-
gram was a tableau entitled Little
Ones Praying to the Christ Child the
Christ child being impersonated by little
Mary Wren. The second part of the pro-
gram consisted insisted, OF eantata called
tions," the different parts being sung by
Helen Lennon. Agnes Blackman Mary
Irwin. Lily Jacobson. Katharine Noonan.
Alice Burke. Anna McDonough, Genevieve
Hennesey Marie Burke. Mary Gavin.
berland. May Crowley. Margaret McGin-
mis-, Agnes Lennon. Margaret Manager
Minnie Scheivle. Irene jacobson. Mary
Gallagher, Ella Wood. Nellie Nall, Anna
POOre, Magic Lee, ASHcS SOThCEoy, LII
liam Poore. Nellie McGarvey. Frances
Neufer. Mary Fitzgerald and Adelaide
Gragham.
Miss Eugene de Guerin presented Miss
Edna SNYDER in her first vionn recital last
evening at the Observation-Disclosures Music
School. Miss Snyder was assisted by
Miss Helen Harrington, pianist. in the
following program: Senate" (SchuberD.
"sarabande' and ''Loure" (Bach), "Et!n-
Lcl niann (M0SzknuSkh
..Festmarsch" (Rehfeld). 'Schlummerlied
(Schumann). ''Spanischer Tanz' (Reh-
feld), and "Tarantella" (Raff). Miss Sny
der produces a full, round tone and gave
her numbers with power and spirit. She
is the daughter of Rev. William Taylor
SNYDER. pastor of the Church of the In
carnation. Miss de Guerin expects to
have Miss Snyder with her as an assistant
teacher at the music school next season.
There will be a concert by the combined
choirs of ST. Marks Church at National
Rifles Hall Tuesday evening.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Asso-
ciation Of the Emmanuel Baptist Church,
18th street and Columbia road, gave an
entertainment on Friday evening. when
several interesting musical numbers were
given including Nevins Nightingale.
Which was sung by Miss Catherine White
sell: Edwin Green's Sing Me to Sleep"
arranged as duet and rendered oy
Misses Marion McFail ana bianche
Jewell. and a trio. "Carmena" Uane
WILSON,. which was sung by Miss White
sell. Mrs. Albert Johnson and Miss Ye-
well. Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish ana
her fve-year-old son also contributed TO
the Measure of the occasion by some
vocal numbers. assisted by Mrs. J. A.
Sutherland at the piano.
Mrs. Emile DougallMarcon leaves next
month for a trip to the Pacific coast. She
viii spend the summer with her mother
on Vancouver Island, b. C., CANADA. re-
turning tn reopen her piano studio at S21
10th street in September.
Master Ralph Goldsmith was one OF the
soloists at the entertainment given re-
Gently in the green room of the Ontario |
for the benefit of st. Thomas Church. and
his violin playing proved an attractive
feature. His numbers included oupertass
(WieuiawskD and q uazurka by Borrow