Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24

celebrated this evening by Speclal cno-
raj service. the program to be made ur
entirely of his own original compositions
After an organ prelude by the doctor the
following numbers will be rendered
Chorus. Great is the Lord; tenor solo
"Orer to Me the Gates; bass and So
prano solos and chorus, 20, Lamb OF
God; contraIto solo. Nearer Home ; So
prano SOLO quartet and chorus, In Heav-
enlv Love Abiding: soprano solo. ROCK
o. Ages: soprano and contralto solos and
chorus. Heaven is My Home; bass solo,
Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters"
chorus. The Lord is My Shepherd !;
org. postlude The quartet consists of
Mrs B. II. Smart. soprano. Miss Edna
Scott Smith, contralto: Mr.. Douglass G.
Miller, tenor, and Mr. Walter ]. Humph-
re-. bass
The King Memorial Chorus, which is
under the direction of Mrs. c. B. Bayly.
will be at home 10 their friends on May
- al Wesley Chapel. While there Will De
no formal program arranged, the suests
will be pleasantly entertained by both SOLO
and ensemble numbers from the members
of the chorus.
Mrs Eugene Byrnes entertained at a
musical recently which proved TO he
from The Merry Wives of Windsor by
Nicolai which were given at one OF the
meetings of the Friday Morning Music
Club this spring. were repeated. The over
ture was rendered on two pianos by mrs.
True Mrs. Byrnes, Mrs. Robbins and
Miss Brickenstein; the vocal numners
were given by Miss Pickering Miss Brick
enstein Mrs Wickershan. Mrs. Barnard.
Miss Edwards and Mr.. ". D. Macr arland
and Miss Heinrichs. Mrs. Lewis Miss
Sewall and Mr. Lent played several num-
bers for strings In addition. Mrs. Payne $
charming voice was heard in group OF
French songs and Mrs. Barnard also
rendered some solo numbers.
Miss Elizabeth Dowell and Miss Marie
Antonette Peterson will be the soloists to-
da- at the Church Of st. Michael and All
Angels. Miss Peterson will render we
Praise Thee. o God tArnold). and Miss
Dowell will be heard in selection com
posed by Dr. Bischof. Mrs Henry Hunt
Mckee will preside at the organ.
day evening next at o'clock at St.
Johns Church Lafayette Square, by Mr..
II. II. Freeman. The program will in
ciude: Second sonata ,Mendelssohn,.
tival March, in E fat Read: Con
cert Rom (Hollins). Andantino in D
a, tChauvep. Toccata and Fugue in D
Minor BACH: ''Pastorale" fWachs). Inter
meZzo In II flat tCaideftSb. W mere
Hav~ They Laid Him. from the Light
of, the v orld'' tSullivan: 20 Love Di-
vir-' fWaud; The Earth is the Lords
Lynes).
Mrs Warner Gibbs soprano gave the
recital at the Congressional Library
Thursday and made a most favorable
impression. Her numbers included Il
Krow a Lovely Garden" D'Hardelop.
'.vous Dansez Marquse' Gemaireo.
7 oof Cln~-or't (Qrnu-ra1n An
Secret" CWoodman,. The Robin" (Neid-
Hnger, and The Pine (Woodmanl Mrs.
Gibbs was at her best in An Open Sc
cret." her distinct enunciation occasion
sisted by Miss Ethel Tozier. who played
Chopin's "A Flat Polonaise'' and an
etude- by List. which ELECTED much ap-
plause in response to which she gave
.Poupee Ialsante| tPoldinD. MI. Carl
ton Hewitt. tenor. also contributed sew
eFal numbers.
a. charming musical was given to the
ycenE ladies of Madison Hall Seminary
and few invited guests Monday morn
ing by Mrs. Frank F. Maxwell. soprano.
Mrs: Maxwell was heard in 20 Luce di
Quest anima' dinda di Chamounix).
'Donizetti'' dance song (HandeD:
.s.Nymphs and Shepherds PurcelD. Pol
Hvde, Isl Mis- vers Avaient des Ailes''
fHahn). 1.-The Blue Bell CMacDowelD.
June" (Mrs H. H. A. Beach, ''Widnug''
Franz,. 'Hark, Hank, the Lark (Schu-
Die Lorelie" dzt. Mrs. Maxwell was
sporano soloist for two years of ST.
James Church. London. England Her
voice is lyric soprano. pure. sweet and
true. and she sings with the greatest
ease and expression.
The opera Of "Fantanitza" will be given
at the Opera House at Alexandria. Va.
TUESDAY evening next by the pupils of
the Ogden-Crane School of Opera which
is under the direction of Mrs Henry Hunt
Mckee.
The closing exercises at Belcourt Semi
nary will occur Tuesday evening. and in
addition to the usual program on such
occasions Some choice musical numbers
will be rendered by DR.. Anton Gloetzner
pianist and composer; Mr. Anton kaspar,
soprano. Mrs Gibbs will sing IAN Open
Secret" (Woodman and "Bonjour. Su-
zanne' Thon,el. Mr.. kaspar will play. a
mazurka by Wienawski and a canzonetta
by D'Ambrosio. and On Gloetzner will
render LISTS Twelfth Rhapsody and
Isolden's "Liebes-Tod' CWagner-Liszte
TIE series o. vocal solos illustrated by
stereonticon views. which has been given
recently at the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church. will be continued
this evening by Miss Ada Birch, soprano.
who will sing My Redeemer and Nv
Lord by Dudley Buck
The principal OF the National Cathedral
School has issued cards for musical
Tuesday. June .. in connection with their
commencement exercises.
afr. Felix Garziglia presented two of his
advanced pupils in piano recital Wednes-
day at Madison Hall Seminary. the young
p'anistS rendering ambitious and ex-
acting program in a manner which elicit
ed the most enthusiastic applause Miss
Ethel Mildred Anderson PLAYED thee Pol
onaise. Sharp Minor. and Nocturne F.
Sharp Major" Chopin. Beethoven s
beautiful sonata Moonlight" %. 81. No.
? and LISTS Twelfth Rhapsody" Miss
Priscilla PickriIl was the other soloist and
rendered the Sonata Pathetinue,' tBeefh-
oven). die Lorelei' tSeelins,. The
Nightingale" niszD. "Polonaise in 4 Ma
jor' G-iszt) The two young nianists
were also heard In Schumann's "Varfa-
tons in b Flat" for two pianos, which
they rendered with great skill
The Rebew Orchestra. under the direc-
ton Of Mr. H. ". Weber contributed
several numbers at an entertainment
given Friday evening at Hamlne NJ F
Church. The orchestral numbers we're
The Bohemian Girl fBalfe, "Ornheus.
Sounds From the Valley tSeidD. Hearts
Message. The American Patro,'
tMeachaml. king of the Gnomes' tKoll-
inson). Chimes of Normandy" Dreamy
Hudson Waltz (Engelmann) and Lights
Out" tMcCoy)
Mrs. William keye Miller has been en-
gagged 10 go on three months concert