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

Miss Mary A. Cryder, who spent several
days in New York last week as the guest
Of Nine. Cecile Chaminade, the French
pianist and composer, has returned to the
city. Miss Cryder was present at the
first appearance of Nine. Chaminade IN
recital In this country, which took place
last week in Carnegie Hall. New York
city.
Mrs. Ivy Herriot-Shade, soprano; Mr..
Anton Kaspar. violinist; Mrs. Frank By
ram, pianist. and Miss Grace Ross, reader,
gave a musical and literary entertainment
recently at the Soldiers Home. Mrs
Shade was heard in when Mabel Sings"
(Olney Speaks). Sing Me to Sleep"
(Greene). with violin obligato by Mr..
Kaspar; Creole Love Song Smith). ITO
Spring" (Gounod). Rose Of the World"
CHerbert), waltz song, Love In the
Springtime" (ArditD. and "Disappoint-
ment' Hood. Mrs. Byrams piano solo
was the Fire Music from the Die Walkure
(Wagner-Brassin), and Mr.. Kaspar played
q Hungarian rhapsody (Hauser), Appas-
sionata DAmbrosia), and Zapatrado
tSarasata) Miss Ross gave several Yect-
tations, and Mrs. Byram assisted as ac-
companist.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish, contralto.
has been engaged as soloist and precentor
at the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Sunday. In the morning she was heard
in Hold Thou My Hand Briggs), and
at the evening service in the hymn, "
Jesus, Thou Art Standing" sung to the
music of overwhelmingly Last Nlght.
This morning she will sing, by request.
"A Dream of Paradise Gray. and this
evening Strelezski's setting OF 20 Lord,
Have Mercy"
Miss Pauline Whitaker. contralto OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
will have as her guest this week 0er
cousin, Mrs. r. p. Phinney, soprano
we'll known in the musical circles OF the
far northwest, where, as Miss Ruth
Maille, she was much in demand for
.,hurch and concert work. Mrs. Phinney
Is the wife of Lieut.. X. p. Phinney.
U.S.A., and is now living at Fort Mag
ara where he Is stationed. She was
educated at Fairmont Seminary, in this
city, and during her stay here she ana
Miss Whitaker will entertain at some
musicals.
Miss Regina Elizabeth Winston. daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Of Madi-
son Hall Seminary. was the successfui
candidate this fall in a competitive ex-
animation for a three-year scholarship
and has begun her studies at that instl-
tuition under Mr.. Ernest Hutchinson for
piano and Mr.. Brockway for harmony.
Miss Estelle Gulick and Miss Anna
Belts, both contraltos. were the soloists
at a meeting OF the Marcia Burns Chap
ter. d. A. r., held Wednesday at the
Ebbitt House Miss Belts was heard in
sang For the Sake of the Past (Mat-
ted. Mrs. Lucille Belts assisted as ac-
companist.
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not give Spohr's Last Judgment" to-
night as previously announced, owing to
recent numerous additions Of members to
the chorus. but under the direction OF
Mr.. J. Isle Apple the following program
will be sung: Magnificent and Nunc Dimit-
It's (Mann): cantata, Hear My Prayer"
soprano solo and chorus (Msndelsso ohm;
duet for soprano and tenor. Love Divine
the full choir, ITO Him Be the Glory"
lStainer).
Mrs Howard s. Reside and Miss Eliz-
abeth Reesde left last week for New
York. where Miss Reeside will remain to
study voice culture under Heinrichs Of
the Manhattan Opera School, Miss Rec
side. who is only eighteen years of age
has soprano voice of unusual quality
and range and a successful career is pre-
dicted for her.
Mr. Edgar Priest. organist and choir
master of ST. Paurs Episcopal Church,
gave the first of a series of organ re-
citals last Tuesday evening. at which the
following well chosen program was heard
Chorus We Will Never Bow Down."
from Judas Maccabaeus; Invocation =
iGuilmant; two melodies (Getz); Fueue in
f. fiat major QBach): Largo from the
New World Symphony Dvorak): Bridal
Song Rogers). and Scherzo from the
Fifth Sonata eiuilmant).
Mrs. Lucille Belts will give Nevin
evening at her residence studio In Deem