Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-19
MUSICAL MENTION.

Shade; tenor solo. 1.-THE Angels Mes
| sage" Easter song loud. Mr.: Herndon
Norsell: mezzo soprano solo. Canzonet-
Miss Anita Deiterich: bass solo. Life
(BlumenthaD, Mr.. Charles Moore; 'Zum
Stiftungsfest'' Crank Claudy), chorus
and audience.
Miss May Goodman was the soloist at
the Lutheran Church Of the Atonement
Thursday evening last. her selection
being Bread Of the World" by Anton
Holberg.
Miss Edith Stowell has been quite i'll
with an acute attack of laryngitis and
will be unable to sing today at the Six
teenth Street Baptist Church as was ex-
pected. Her place will be filled by Mrs.
Stoddard.
The cantata "Crucifixion and Resur
by will be s given by the
under the direction of Mr.. w. T. Glover.
in the auditorium Of the church Tues
day evening, April 81. at O'Clock. The
soloists will be Miss Bessie Birch. So
prano; Mrs. Y. A. Houghton. contralto:
Mr.. Donald S. Edmunds, tenor; Mr.. John
Waters. baritone, and Mrs. Isaac Birch.
organist.
Miss Katherine McNeal will be pre-
sented in piano recital by Nine. Won
Unschuld at Raucher's April % at s
o'clock. The concert will be under the
patronage of Mrs. G. B. Cortelyou, Mrs.
Arthur Lee. Mrs Charles M. Ffoulke, Mrs
Gamble, Mrs. Crane. Mrs J. T. Hull.
his excellency the Persian minister and
H. E. Ali Kali Khan. This young pianist
has been frequently heard In public re-
Gently and great interest is taken in her
coming recital.
Mr.. Arthur Derberle. baritone, is spend
ing the Easter holidays with relatives at
his old home near Philadelphia.
The many friends of Mrs. John Waldo.
formerly Miss Maud Biglow, will regret
to hear Of her death asst week at Grand
Island. Neb. For some time after leaving
Washington her health was so much I'M
proved by the change of climate that her
complete recovery seemed to be assured,
but for several months past she had been
quite i'll again, and so her death was not
unexpected. Mrs. Waldo was woman
of charming personality and violinist of
exceptional ability.
The cantata of Queen Esther" which
was so successfully presented by the choir
of the Dumbarton Avenue Church last
season. will be repeated April 80 and May
1 at the Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church,
under the direction of Mr.. w. T. Glover,
assisted by Mrs. Isaac Birch at the organ.
The solo parts will be taken by Miss Eva
Arthur Storm. Ahasuerus the king; Mr.
Roy Birch. Hannah. the kings counselor;
Mr.. William r. Glover, Mordecai Jew;
Mrs. j. A. Houghten, Jenesh, Hamans
wife; Miss Bessie Birch. Mordecafs Sis
ter: Mrs. Houghten. Prophecies: Mrs. M.
Raub, a Medean princess; Miss M. Roach.
a Persian princess: Mr. John Waters,
Scribe and Hegai; Mr.. Newton Middleton.
High Priest: Mr.. M. Raub, Herald, and
Mr.. Isaac Birch, Harbonah.
Miss May Goodman has gone to New
York. where she will spend about ten
DAYS as the guest of her sister, Mrs. j.
NJ. Gwyn.
Miss Mildred Kolb gave delightful re-
cital last Thursday at the Congressional
Library. Her unusual maturity and ex-
cellent technique won enthusiastic ap-
plause and in response she gave as an
encore Ledow's Music Box" She was
accompanied on the second piano by Nine.
Won Unschuld.
The Caledonian Club gave an entertain
ment for children under the management
of Mr.. William ]. Oates at Eagles Han.
COL e street northwest, April 10. The FOL
lowing program was rendered: Grapno-
phone selections. Mr.: James CoWen; piano
Mr. William Smith: piano solo. Cuckoo
Song" Miss Nellie Cowen; violin solo.
"FIower Song Miss Helen Belt, with
Miss Marie Belt as accompanist; piano
Ter: recitation, my Shadow Miss Eliza
beth Bullan: vocal solo, Miss Jeanne
Douglas; violin solo. Scottish Melodies.
Mr.. Leo Mcdonald. accompanied by Miss
Bessie Mcdonald; piano duet. La Grace.
Misses Ruth Beall and Ethel BrOckman;
Rotations, Prof. Charlemagne Koehler;
piano solo, "Eoliene Harp" Miss Rather
inc Sengstack; clarinet solo, Mr.. Will
liam Jardine, with Miss Benzler at the
piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Oates left yes
terday for Leesburg, Va. where they
will spend the Easter holiday visiting
relatives
Miss Evelyn rockingham Poke was
the accompanist at the religious services
held in the navy yard last Sunday and
will act In that capacity again today Tor
the Easter music, which will be rendered
by Miss Eva Whetford.
Mr. Thomas L. Jones was the offertory
soloist last Sunday at the Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church, singing the appropriate
selection, 1.-The Palms. by Faure.
Mr.. Arthur w. Porter. for many years
bass soloist at 81. Aloysius, has accepted
similar position at Epiphany Church, and
will assume his new duties today.
| Mrs Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano
| soloist of Calvary Baptist Church choir.
substituted last Sunday afternoon for
Mrs. H. Clay Browning at the Church OF
the Covenant. Mrs. Gawler's solo number
was These Are They" from Gaurs
Holy CITY,
Second Bischof Concert.