Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-21
MUSICAL MENTION.

Mr.. II. H. Freeman will begin his
eleventh annual series of Lenten organ
recitals at St. Johns Church. Lafayette
square. Saturday afternoon. at 40
o'clock. These recitals are free to the
musical public. They will be given every
Saturday afternoon until Easter and MIR.
Freeman will be assisted by Messrs.
liam Stansfield, organist and choirmas-
ter, ST. James Episcopal Church. Phlia-
delphia: Stanley Addicks, organist and
choirmaster of the Tenth Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia. ard Donald H.
Freeze, this city The assisting soloists
at the different concerts will include
Messrs. Anton Kaspar. violinist; Ar
thur Deibert basso. ST. Johns choir;
Ernest Lent. violoncellist; Master Charlie
Horton. soprano of st. Johns choir; Miss
Margaret O'Toole, harpist and a double
quar- tet of mems voices. from ST. Johns
choir. AT the first recital Mr.. Freeman
will be assisted by Master Charlie Hor-
ton. who will be heard in 20, For the
Wings of a Dove" (Mendelssohn), and
THE Lord Is My Light (Allitsenjy Mr.
Freeman's principal organ numbers W
be the concert overture in f fiat
Faulkes), Fugue in F. major tGuilmanD,
Chanson du Matin (Gaun. ScherZo SYM
phunique EaulkeS), ana 11osanna
(WachsD.
Tuesday evening musical was given
at the Choir School. Cathedral Close. cor
ner of Wisconsin and Massachusetts ave
nues. in behalf of the choir of st. Adams
Church, when the following program was
given: Trio in q for piano and strings
Carl Bach), Mr.. Charles w. Cheney. first
violin: Mrs. Edward Finckel, second vio-
lin; Mr. Edward F'inckel, cello: Mr.. James
w. Cheney. piano: soprano solo Song of
Provence" Mrs. Amelia e. Fisher: reci-
tation, "A Few Minutes in Dialect" Mr..
Edwin Callow: violin solo. ia Cinquan-
tane Mr.. Cheney: soprano solo. Master
Samuel Leech of st. Pauls choir bari
lone solo, Evening Star Song. from
'.Tannhauser' CWasner). Mr.. Henry Ho-
bart Talmase: trio opus IL Hiaydn). Mr..
and Mrs. Finckel. Messrs. Charles v. and
James ". Cheney: recitation, Dot Little
Boy Vot Died. Mr.. Callow; tenor solo.
THE Silent World Is Sleeping" Mr.. How
ard +. Crosby: violin solo. 'Traunerei
tSchumann). Mr.. Cheney; soprano solo,
Calm as the Night tBohm). Miss Fish
er. and trio for strings and piano. opus 2,
first movement CHaydu>.
4 testimonial concert was given under
The direction of Prof. Emile T.. Mort We'd
nesday evening at Concordia Evangelical
Lutheran Church. under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society. The program
included organ solo, Prof. Mori: quartet.
"Hark, Hark. My Soul (Shelley), Con-
corda quartet. Mrs. Alexander w. Brink
soprano; Miss Ida Esioff. contralto; Mr.
Osw Menk. tenor: MIR f. r. Mort. jr
basso; violin solo, "Andante' Golfer
mannl, Miss Maria Mcneil: piano accom-
PIANIST. Miss L. de Guerin; soprano solo.
Ave Maria" lMascheroni. Mrs \. w.
Brink; violin obligato, Miss de Guerin;
piano solo, Miss Pauline NJ. Phueger:
quartet Starry Eyes Wan der
Stucken), Mrs. ". D. Doremus Soprano
Mrs. Il. w. Jayne. contralto: Mr.. Oh.
Guest tenor; Mr.. +. r. Ernst. basso: ac-
companist, Mrs. Nj. l.. Bundy. tenor solo,
Mr.. Theodore r. Menk; voiloncello solos,
Walters 'Preislied'' and AN den Abend-
stern" (Wagner,. Mr.. Hans Anderson;
soprano solos. ''Standchen' (SchuberD,.
Nicer Traum'' (P. Miersch, 'Das Nicer
hat seine Perleu' Criehsen. Mrs. A. w.
Brink; violin obigato. Miss de Guerin:
piano solo. Mr.. john Monroe; double
quartet. Bridal Chorus (Wagner).
The Monday Morning Music Club, under
the direction of Mrs. A. NJ. Blair. gave a
concert Friday afternoon at Rauscher's
for the benefit of the Christ Child Society
before an audience in which both social
and musical circles were we'll represented
The club was assisted by Miss Brodhead
Miss Helen Arnold NettletOn. Mrs. Will
listOn Hough and Miss Margaret O'roole
in the following program: Barcarole 20
Lovely Night (Offenhach), club: violin
duos. "Adagio'' u'esca) and "Cavatina"
Raff. Mrs. Connor and Miss Mary Re-
mey: group of songs. Miss Brodhead;
Poems. Allegro Nivace (Arensky), from
Essais sur des Rythems Oublies: Bar
caroe G minor tRubinstein), and .'Leibes
Waller" (MoszkowskD. Mrs. Housh: The
Gypsy Trail tGalloway):' 1.-The Roogs''
Waterford; THE Spring Has Come
Whte>. Miss Helen Arnold Nettleton
THE Sea Fairies" canata for women s
voices, words by Tennyson. music by
Mrs. II. FL. A. Beach, the club. with Incl
dental solos by Mrs. Woods, Miss Edna