Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

6 minor Chopin; "Polonaise." E major
-NiszO; Prelude (RachmaninofO, "Pou-
pee Valsante'' (PoldinD, La Campanella"
(Paganini-Liszt). ''Rhapsodie No. g.
UiszD.
Miss Stella Raymond. soprano. sub
stituted last Sunday for Miss Eva Whit
ford at the religious services held at the
marine barracks by Chaplain Bayard.
A concert will be given next wednes-
day evening by the Y. w. c. A. at the
Metropolitan Methodist Church
pupils recital was given at Madison
Hall Seminary Wednesday evening last
by Miss Ruby Tedd Thurmond. soprano.
and Miss ao Mae Lee Rowan eontra,to
young singers and their instructors.
Their numbers included Sunset Dudley
Buck), "Cavatine." from Queen Of
sheba;" tGhas. Gounod9; Goodbye"
ostp "a Req Red Ross Trank Hast
Goodbye, Robin Crank L. Moir);
Your Lips Have Said You Love Me" &C.
B. Hawley), Dear Heart" (MatteD, May
Morning q. Denza). "Estudiantina" Up.
Lacome).
The first-year pupils Of Mrs. William
Keye Miller gave an informal program
of music at her residence in Riggs street
last week. Miss Emma Guschewsky sang
Cradle Song" and Goodbye Sweet
Day. VannaD; Miss Margaret Sheetz
rendered Tostis Goodbye" and Car
mena." waltz song by Lane; Misses
katherine and Sadie Dodge were heard
Miss Katherine Dodge in two solos. ''Mer-
rily i Roam (Schleiffarth and Let Me
Dream" Taylor); Goodbye. Robin"
tMoir,. and Just For Today" (Abbott).
1~vrA
April Moon" Bonner) and Sweet Miss
Mary" (Neidlinger), Miss Frances Bur-
CESS. and "Rockin' in de Win" and
''Doan Yo' Cry. Ma Honey" was rendered
by the Cecilia Quartet.
Miss Eva Whitford substituted last
Sunday at Trinity Methodist Church for
Miss Caroline Smith,. contralto. and Miss
Laura Cullison sang in the quartet In the
place of Miss Laura Black, the soprano.
who was i'll.
Little Red Riding Hood charming
operetta, will be given Tuesday, April
28. in the parish hall Of st. Pauls Epis-
copal Church for the benefit of the choir
outing fund.
At the board. meeting of the Washing
ton Symphony Orchestra Association Mr.
William Knabe was elected first vice
president. Mr.. Richard X. Paynter treas
uIeT anu SUdTloS, heIOcl, IT,, al.
rector. Mr.. e. E. Miller. who had al
ready been elected director. was made
a member Of the board. and Mr.. Charles
l.. Frayler was appointed as counsel.
A musicale has been arranged by Mrs.
Harlow. Miss Harlan. Mrs. Rae and Miss
Foraker, which will be given next We'd
nesday afternoon at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke for the bene-
fit Of the Working Boys Home. Mrs.
William Hough. formerly Miss Lottie
Mills. pianist: Miss Eccles and Mr.. Oscar
Garreissen. baritone, will contribute to
the program. which will be given in the
tapestried ball room in the home of Mrs.
Ffoulke at o'clock in the afternoon.
The choir Of St. Patrick's Church was
entertained at a banquet Thursday even
ing last in New Carroll Hall by Rev.
William T. Russell and the assistant pas
tors of the church. Covers were laid
for forty-five. and at the close Of the
banquet speeches were made by Fathers
Russell Smyth. McGuigan and Mr.. Ar
mond Gumphrecht. the orGanist of the
church. This was followed by an In
formal program Of music, the first num-
ber being trio. 'Jesu de Vivi," which
was sung by Father Russell. Mrs. Fusitt
and Mr.. Murray. Other selections were
tn. sextet from Lucia" sung by Mrs.
Fugitt, Mrs Gumphrecht. Mr.. Melville
Hensey. Mr.. Thomas A. Murray and DR..