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

RyS9sa} Rstn%sy saS Ann de.
Yearned Alone" CTschaikowsky). Nigh
ingale Song" (Nevin) Gould T. tTostD
pianos solos. Spinning Song" (Raf).
ySss ySsa 'ol esm nSn
and Daddy" CBehrend): piano solo. Pol
onaise" (PaderewskD.
February IS. by Mr.. H. H. Freeman or.
ganist of st. Johns Church, Lafayette
square, assisted by Mr. Joseph F. Ma
t!lieu. tenor. at All Saint Episcopal
Church. Chevy Chase. Md.
Miss Gertie Vivian Clark has just re-
turned from Martinsburg. w. Va. where
she was the soloist at the wedding o:
Miss Dora Mattha to Mr.. William Rup-
pert Caskey, singing two beautiful sc &c
and Rubinstein. especially arranged for
this occasion.
Miss Flora Bernheimer has been obliged
future on account of the death Of her
sister.
Mrs. Mabel Glotfelty was one of the
st. Marks Lutheran Church, under he
list of the church. Mrs Gloteel.y sang
Good Night. Beloved. Good Night" (Oli-
verb and q group o. songs by Me dlinger
called Fairy Tales" She was a>:isted
by Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee at the piano
The cantata Of King Renee's Daugh-
ter" which was SO successfully given some
time ago by the King memorial chorus.
was repeated Friday evening last, at
Wesley Chapel. under the rection OF
Mrs. c. B. Bailey. The solos were taken
by Mrs. Dunn, soprano: Miss Edith Stow
ell, soprano, and Miss Sadie Steers. a O.
nd Mrs. Grace Du:our Brown at the
piano.
A chorus choir under the direction Of
the music as a special service to be given
at the Luther Place Memorial Church
Thursday evening next. The anth ms
will be Sing. Hallelujah. Forth" Dudley
Buck. and Hear. o Lord by Watson.
The new Bach choir started active re-
hearsals Thursday afternoon last, <hn-
der the direction Of Mr.. Otto Torn
Simon. The IDEA of this new organization
being to further an int crest In the music
OF Bach and the old mot cts of the old
Italian and Netherland schools. Rehears-
ais will be held In the parish hall Of ST.
Johns Church, Sixteenth street. Thurs
H..
Members are expected to pay for tn .ir
music. The Crucif1x' and 'Rasurexit,"
from the B Minor Mass Of Bach, ara in
active rehearsal now. All singers of Sc
-ious intentions are wslcoms to member
ship, and application for the same may be
made to the secretary. Mr.. Herbert P.
Carter, 2023 street. northwest The d.
rectors Of the organization are the Rev
George F. Dudley, Mr.. Frank Meyers. Mr.
Edward Flather. Mr.. Herbert Carter DR..
nd nr
The o6ertory solo today at the West
minister Memorial Pr sbyterian Church
will be 20, God. Have Mercy" by Str.
.ski: sung by Mr.. Frank Vermillion.
with Mrs. Frank Byram as usual at the
organ.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld announces
that she has resigned h,r position of |
piano instructor at Miss Mad ira's school |
for girls for the next school year.
An entertainment will be given at Gum
merry Hall, Navy Yard, which has EN-
arranged by Rev. Mr.. Bayard. The fol-
lowing well-known soloists will TAX pa [
q the program; Mrs. Randolph. pianist;
Mr.. Fraley. violinist: Mr.. Philip Lee
Scantling. tenor. Miss Edith Stowell, so.
prano; Miss Blanche Muir Dalgleish. con-
ratio: Miss Eva Whitford. mezxo-s soprano
ana dramatic reader, and Miss Ethel
rozier. accompanist
Mr.. George G. Daland will preside for
he last time today as organist and choir
master OF st. Johns Church. Georg town,
ls ne leaves Friday next to take up
his duties In Philadelphia where he viii
De IN charge Of st. Peters Choir School
or boys In connection with his duties as
,rganist and choirmaster Of st. Pet er's
Episcopal Church. At the last special
musical service under his direction the
GLOWING numbers were given: .'Cantate
md Deus In F (Bayley). 20 Come, Lat
g Worship" from Mendelsshon's setting
Il the ninety-fifth psalm, incidental solo
" Mr.. L. A. Glider anthem, son Of NV
'ouf' CDosserO, with contralto solo By
drs. Hoiith=ld and NOR solo hv Nfr - /
Ter. Mr.. Daiand will be succeeded at ST.
ohn's Church by Mr.. Will am, Wa. Is
cen in charge OF the music at the Epis.
opal Church In Annapolis. He will take