Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01

the chanted psalter and choral responses
will be used. together with Magnificent and
Nunc Dimittis in 6 by calkin; Blessed
One that Thirsteth," by Martin.
Miss Helen Brewer will be the soloist
today at Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church. She will be heard in Dudley
Mrs. Jackson presiding at the organ.
At Mrs. Oldbergs musical Friday in
her music room at the Belasco the pro-
gram was as follows: Violin soil; Melodle
(Charpentier). Indrada (Bohm). Perpetua
Song (Hauser), Mrs. Ella Knight Ellis;
baritone soil: Melisande (Goetz). Loves
Paradise OHilD, Kashimuri Song CFinden).
Violette. Two Grenadiers (Schumann),
Harris Franklin: group of Schumann
songs. Mrs. Oldberg.
The Washington Saengcrbund will this
evening give it's first home concert OF the
season at its clubhouse
Musical circles will be interested in the
wedding Wednesday Of Miss Edna Dom
aldson, one of the sopranos of the Rubin
stein Club, and Mr.. ]. Forney Donaldson,
bass of the Westminster Memorial Pres
byterian Church. Mrs. Frank Byram will
sion, and will play LISTS 'Liebestraum"
during the ceremony, besides the usual
wedding marches.
Miss Katherine Bogel. soprano, who has
been recently engaged as vocal teacher at
the National Cathedral School for Girls.
gave a recital there recently in which the
following selections were heard: My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. aria from
Samson and Delilah (Saint-Saens). Still
Nonhf IhrnnPh the
Night Gold Welsh). Throw Us a Kiss
(Speaks), Florians Love Song (GodarO.
The members of the choir of st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church were all in their
respective places last Sunday, Miss Edna
Doe, the soprano soloist. who has been
absent since last spring. having resumed
her position. The progrom given under
the direction of Mr.. A. G. Eldridge, organ
list and choirmaster. included the TIE De-
um in c (Schillipg) and Appear. Thy
Light Divine CMorrison). At the evening
service the choir sang Magnificent and
Nunc Dimittis in by r. H. Atkinson, a
Washington composer and member Of
the old ~ Johns choir. The offertory
number was Come Unto Me (Neidlinger).
The personnel of the choir included Misses
Edna B. Doe. soloist; Harriet Elsom. AL
ice Ball. Mary Branson. Julia Elliott.
lin, Marie Smith. Rubie Tiller, Madeline
Davis, Mrs. c. w. Claggett, Mrs. Julia
webb. Mrs. Georgia wilkins and Mrs.
H. G. Hopkins. sopranos; Mrs. Will
liam A. Benham. soloist; Mrs. Apo
line Alexander Blair. Mrs. R. w. Moore.
Chanlee. contraltos: Messrs. Joseph Bat
tie. soloist: Leroy Cough. H. g. Hopkins
and William Rogers. tenors: Charles
Moore, soloist: H. II. Rule. Frank How
son and Col Dimmick, bassos.
Prominent local musicians have volun-
teered their services at musical enter
ment to be given at Carroll Institute In No
vember. under the direction of Mr.. H. s.
Kennedy. Among those contributing to
the program will be Miss BERTHE Thomp-
son, soprano; Mrs. Robert Fatt. soprano:
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleisch. contralto;
Messrs. Kenneth Ogden. tenor; J. Walter
Humphreys. bass; B. Frank Gebest, pia-
mist, and Miss Rub,e Stamford violinist
Mr.. Emil Chrittiani and Miss Sallie Nd
son have consented to act as accompanies
on this occasion.
The Washington Chorus Club will give
it's opening musical this session Tuesday
evening next in Mckendree M. E. Church.
The evenings program will be devoted
chiefly to glee and madrigals of both
posers from Palestrina to Pinsuti, the
club numbers being arranged in pairs the
better to contrast the newer with the
more antique style OF composition. The
SOlOlSts Will De MISS Edna Doe. soprano,
and Mr.. Joseph Battle. tenor Mr.. Palmer
Is again the musical director of the club,
and has arranged his concerts each in a
special line, the next one to be devoted to
oratorios. the third to opera. the fourth to
Gades Crusaders and the last to popu-
lar selections. Louis A. Potter is the ac
companist, and will open Tuesdays pro-
gram with an organ number.
Misses Flora Bernheimcr and Selma
Katzen will give some songs in costume at
a musical which will be given at the par
ish hall of ST. Michael and All Angels
Church Friday evening. Miss Leona
Young and Mr.. N. Frank will sing a duet,
and the Soldiers Chorus from the opera
Faust will be given by the entire choir.
Others taking part in the program will be
Miss Elizabeth Y. Tagge. Mrs Charles