Evening star., 1909-02-28

Spring lHartsz, and Can / Forget Ode
kovcnD. Mrs. r. Fl. Brockway; baritone
solos. .Loch diamond" and The Rosary
tNevin). Mr. W. G.. knisman; violin solos.
Alteration (BorruskD and "Berceuse,
! Miss Lillian koechling. accompanied by
Miss Nellie KOechling on the piano: so
prano solos. Leave Me Not tMattei,
and Come TO the Garden, Love- (Salter).
Miss Effie Brooke: bass solos, ''rhe Two
Grenadiers'' tSchumannl, "Armorero
Song" de kOven) and Down Among the
Dead Men lPhilips). Mr.. John II. Nolan:
soprano solos. My Mother Bids Me Bind
My Hair HIaydn). "Elegie'' tMassenet
and You and T. Uehman). Mrs. Miriam
| Bangs Hilton: contralto solos. Last
Night kjerulf) Sunset (Buck) and
| The Four-leaf Clover tBrown), Miss
Blanche Yewell: tenor solos. But the
Lord is Mindful OF His Own CMendels-
sohnD and ''Oh, Divine Redeemer
tGounod), DR.. D. III. Riggs: piano solo.
Dance on the Lawn tkullak), Miss
l<atheryn Riggs. Mrs. Powers played all
| accompaniment in addition to her solos.
She has recently come TO this city from
| Wcrchester Mass.
The program given in the reading room
fol the blind at Congressional Library
last week included three songs from "A
Child's Garden of Verses. words by L.
l.. Stevenson and music by Nevin. ~
| Were on the Stage" Victor Herbert.
The Robin Sings in the Apple Tree
MacDowelD. Mrs. b. NJ CIinediisi;
''Etude." op. -. No. 4. '1mpromHti."
SG;oaj0i "p rs and ..ts5n IHTS,urne' "p, 81 No:
tGr!esb. Nocturne' for left hand tScra
hine,. Concert Etude" tMacDowell,. Miss
Helen Noris Donnelley of Chicago.
creditab BILE program was given FRIDAY
at the meeting of the Won rnschuld Club
in the pallors of the University of Music
and Dramatic Art The program included
compositions by Beethoven. Liszt, Schu
I if,l-N- and
ven Inschuld. at the close OF the regular
program. gave the Eotmanp Trio. in
= MA ior. assisted by Mr.. Daniel Breeskin.
violinist and Mr.. Louis Manoly, cellist.
The annual patriotic entertainment by
the boys of st. Patrick's School, in honor
OF Washington's birthday, took place in
Carroll Hall. before the students and
faculty of the high school and st. Pat
rick's Academy. The hall decorated
with flags. a large portrait of the first
President having the post of honor. and
the frontispiece of the program a
picture of George Washington. The open
ing number was a chorus, Our Starry
Flag" sung by the boys. and this was
followed by recitation. 'All Because He
Couldn't Tell a Lie: Our Flag Goes
Spring Song; recitation. "A Small Boys
Desire; Washington chorus. violin
solo. Intermczzo. from "Cavalleria
Rusticanna tMascagnD. Mr.. Paul
x,
boys; recitation. Odd Glory: one-act
play. The Night School by George
Daenen. Irwin Barbour Joseph Monroe.
Edward Cross Frederick Thuey, Percy
Harvin. Hugh Fegan, Paul Schwartz and
an address by Rev. DR. Russell: song,
America. school.
Mrs. Clifford X Bergman was hostess
at a musical Friday afternoon in honor
of the Misses PoSey of Frankford, Ky.
nieces of Mr.. Bergman, who are here for
the inaugural festivities. The musical
program was given by Mrs. Thomas c.
Noyes. who was heard in some delightful
small numbers. Miss Genevieve Posey.
who sang 20 Love But Day" tMrs.
Beach,, and Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish.
who gave The Song of the Heart Cruni-
SEM Goodbye. Robin (Moir. THE
Bees Courtship td'HardeloD and II s.
Carrie Jacobs Bend. Miss Posey also
assisted by playing the accompaniments.
\ concert was given by Washington
talent Friday night al Laurel. Md. under
the auspices of the Laurel High School
Those contributing 10 the program in
cluded Mrs. +. +. Gilmore. contralto: Miss
Edna Sheeby. soprano; Mrs. Blanche Muir
Da gleish. Miss Eva Whitford, NJ. Heru-
don Morseil, tenor. Mrs. II. Co"mbs
pianist and accompanied. and Miss Whit
ford gave some recitat!ons.
Hiss GeEeveve Posey, soprano solcist in
he First Presbyterian Church in Frank
'ort. Ky, VIII sing this morning at the
Washington Heights Presby ;eran Church.
Sine will be heard in Fear Ye Not, .
srael' Dudley Buc:l). This evening Mrs.
Dalgeish lie regular soloist. will sing
Forever With the Lord" CGounodD. Last
sunday morning Mrs Galgieish was as
'sted by Miss Rubie Stamford violinis1.
yho played two violin obligatos Son of
Wy Soul 0reen) and THE Day II
:nded' (BartletD. Mrs Cunningham pre-
ided at the organ.