Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-27

mary last week, when All ambitious and
eXactlng program was heard, which in
Guided: Chorus, 'Morn-RSe' (CZibuikal;
| Chase of the Butterflies" Mae kengla
F1uttering Leaves" (kolingy, Avrill Bog
ley; Moroccan Characteristique, OPP. e. No
L WollenhaupD, Agnes Anderson; violin
solo 'Traumerei" (Schumann. Louise
Noonan, accompanied by Abbie Bailar-
2eon; March Grotesque" (Sinding), Alb
bic Bailargeon; Mazurka de Concert pes
sard). Lena Griffin; vocal solo. Venetian
Barcarolle (BlumenthaD. Gloria Hunt, ac-
companied by Elizabeth Freeman: I'm
provisation' tMacDowelD. Zita Wallace;
Cappriccio in f minor (Mendelssohn),
Elizabeth Freeman; "Analysis,I Gloria
Hunt; Impromptu Op %, No. Reln-
hold, Hilda Byrne; ''Galatea' Gensen),
'Humoreske" Dvorak>. Marguerite Ken
nedy; Concert dams les Bots" fSchmitt,
Miriam Harding; vocal. .'Sognei' tschira>.
Three Green BonnetS' ID Hardelo). Zita
Wallace, accompanied by Marguerite Ken
nedy Tampa for four hands HeroldJ,
Marguerite Kennedy and Zita Wallace.
The rehearsals of the Rebew Orchestra
Will be discontinued during the holidays.
The January public rehearsal Will he held
the second Monday. instead of the first
Monday. in January
Miss Clara Drew will be the soloist at
the First Church OF Christ. Scientist, 18th
and r streets today, and will be heard at
the offertory in Great is the Holy One of
israel" by Henry Lincoln Case She will
he assisted by Miss Beulah Chambers at
the organ.
Mrs. r. G. Amies entertained at a must
cal tea Wednesday. from ; to >, in cele-
bration of the anniversary of the six
teenth birthday of her daughter. Miss
Roberta Amies. She was assisted In re-
ceiving by Mrs. Warner Gibbs. Mrs
Frank B. Croswaite. Mrs. George Vernon
Knox. Miss Newton. Miss Marion Mccoy
and Miss Francis Bethune. varied and
interesting program was given during the
two hours. when the house was throneed
with guests. The program included: I'm
the Garden Quaint and Old' and .'Shoogy-
Shoe fGrace NayhewI. Miss Marion Nc
Coy; Three Green Bonnets"' I'd Hardelot)
and ''serenata" cTos;D. Miss Frances
Bethune. contralto: piano solos. Waltz
and Etude Chopin, Miss Ethel Tozier:
Still Vie Die Nacht' (Bohm and Mon
Occur Chante" tChaminade,. Mrs. Gibbs;
IS eep On. My Heart DeKoven). encore
Lullaby Carrie Jacobs Bond. Mrs
Charles Henney; The Message Mr.. Ed
ward Miller: Good Night Sweet Dreams
(BischoffD. Mrs. Otto Luebkert. mezzo-so-
prano: piano solos. Etude (Mendessohn)
and Sonata (Grieg), Mr.. David kindle-
berger. Miss Roberta AInies played the
accomplishments except for Mrs Henney
who assisted at the piano by Miss
Tozier. Miss Amies also added to the
pleasure Of the occasion by one or two
John Roberts. who has been the bass
solCist at Temple Baptist Church for the
last four years. experienced rather
serious accident recently which has pre-
vented his taking his place in the choir
" hile running for a car he fell, injuring
his knee so severely that he is still CON
fined 10 his bed with his knee strapped
to board. Mr. Paul NJ. Paine bass OF
SAT- Lake City, who is spending a couple
Of months in the city with his mother
is substituting for Mr.. Roberts.
Mr. Paine has had a large experience in
Episcopal choir circles in the west and
prominent Episcopal Church In Salt Lake
City. the other three members of the quar-
tet being Mormons.
The cantata of the Incarnation will be
given Wednesday evening, January 70, at
St Michael and All Angels Church. under
the personal direction of the composer.
Prof. Adam Geibel of Philadelphia. The
choir OF the church will be assisted by
Miss Flora Bernheimer, cOntraIto; Rev.
George +. Dudley, tenor; Mr.. Charles
Bright. baritone, and Mrs. Louise Carson
Hill. violiniSt
Before dispensing for the holidays the
pupils OF Martha Washington Seminary
were heard in piano and song recital
Freebey and Mr.. Edward Heirendahl.
The program was credtable one for
young musicians and included piano solo.
Venetian Love Song tNevin). Mary
Seger: Spring Song" (MerkeD Gladys
Potter: "ChiIdrens Song" a.. kohler)
Ruth Thompson; Boat Song" tHarriet
Ware and I'm Sing the Songs of Araby''
Frederic Clayp. Elsie Ioftoh: pierette
Air de Ballet fChaminade). Lena Bart
let, Song Without Words (Mendels-