Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23

duets by Misses Flora Bernhelmer. Anna
Manning, Blanche Toomb. Agnes Farnum.
Marion Chapman and Christine Taylor,
John J. Laning and Prot. Chariemagna
the following ladies: Sopranos. Misses
Louise Boettcher. Helen Brewer. Eleanor
Ge ane sSs,s Dunlap sss,s tssry
Wild. Mrs. staub and Mrs. Lipscomb:
altos. Misses Louise Worden, Hattie
Gates. Bessie Johnson Mosher. Ethel
Philips. E. Lpscomb. Mrs. Hart and Mrs.
Chariemagne Koehler.
Mrs. H. l. Parkinson was one Of the
soloists at the celebration Of the fortieth
Church Friday evening. At the end
of her first number. The Swallows" she
received veritable ovation and respond
ed by singing His Favorite Flower"
Lowitz. Miss Rilla Dickinson was her
Mrs. Amy Law Ormaby gave her first
pupils recital of the present season We'd
a Mrs Evening last She was assisted by
program was given. The accomplishments
where played by Mrs. Frank Byram who
also added to the enjoyment of those
present by contributing two piano mum.
The Fire Music (Wagner Brassin).
The rehearsals for Elijah" by the choir
of Trinity Church, under the direction. of
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock. are being
neld twice week, and everything points
TO q very smooth and successful produc-
zion of this beautiful work. The date set
Is March 8. and cards may be obtained
from Mr.. Comstock
Miss Edna Scott Smith, solo contralto
Of the First Congregational Church choir
has gone TO visit her parents at Hot
Springs. Ark. where she will remain for
several weeks. During her absence Miss
Margaret Stamford will substitute for
her. Miss standiford has a rich contralto
VOICE Of wide range.
Many interesting musical works Of a
sacred character will be given by the
choir Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
I'D and Washington circle. during the
Lepten season. among them Stainer's
Crucihxion. which was sung by them
30 successfully last year.
Miss May Goodman. soprano will be the
solotst this evening at the English Luther
an Church Of the Atonement, North Cap.
itol street and Rhode Island avenue By
special request she viii sing Calvary"
Redney). assisted by Mrs. Henri Wagner
at the organ.
Nine, Marie Won Unschuld will presen,
in recital at the Washington Club the
afternoon OF March 3 Miss Roberta
Hope Amies pianist. Miss Amies will be
assisted by MIR. Daniel Breesisin. violinist
and the following program wi be given:
Sonata" In c minor. Beethoven: HUI
utresque." Chaminade: b 'Nocturne." FL
Nat major. Chopin; c. "Polonaise." e
minor. MacDowelI: Sonata TOR violin
and piano; Beethoven: "Rha2sodi, I'm
Weber. orchestral accompaniment on sec
ond plano by Nine. Won Unschuld.
Miss Jessamine Lewton gave a piano re
Bien. She was assisted BY Mr.. Benjania |
Safr anek. violinist. and they gave severa! |
effective numbers.
Mrs. J. ". siselow. contralto. who has
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Goodman, on 18th |
street. returned to her home In Washi E. |
ton' Pa Wednesday lest.
Another musical tea was given Tues lay |
asst at the apartment Of Mrs. Louis 4 |
Pradt In the Cordova for tn, be:efi. OF
The Episcopal Eye. Ear and Thro It IN
Urinary. scoring both musica. and finon-
,ers were The spring Has Come" MAUD
md "Luilsby.; Mrs: John [. Edwards:
9 Dry These Tears !sans,, Gel Rieso.; Matt
Shoe" Mrs. GawIer: Il Know a Lovely
Garden" tD'Hardelot), Mr.. Sellers; t nor
'olos, Mr.. r. P. Backing. and several
numbers by Miss Barber, Miss Ethel PAN
,ybaker and Mrs. Abraham Sharp Smith.
Mrs. Pradt assisted at the piano as ac-
The ladies who assisted In re-
.eiving were Miss Whiting. Miss r y
,olds. Mrs II. L. Rust. Mrs. John L. Nc
Kinney, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Robin on.
drs. Jehn L. Edwards and several others
The program to be given at the reading
'oom for the blind mex. week will be rem
Tered by Miss Eva Whitsord mesxo-so-
,rano. and Miss Jessamine Lewton, plan
st. and will be as follows: Piano solos,
'Au Matin" tGodard), Revere" (Schu-
'tt); vocal solos. Because (Ds Harde-
ot). "Serenade' (Brahms): PIANO solos,
'Warum" and Romance (Schumann):
,ocal solos, "Ala die alte MuttAr,, ]