Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-17
april Girl (Fairlamb), Miss Lee Under
wood. duet ..Sea q Noon IS RiSin q,

april Girl (Fairlamb), Miss Lee Under
wood: duet, See the Moon Is Rising
(StrelezkD, Mrs. Ormsby and Mr.. j
Forney Donaldson. (a) Dawn Cd Harde-
lot, (bD .'Husheon" (Needham). tc) Three
Strand. fc1 by Moonlight" CD e .Res s ma
ton (from a song cycle by Won Fieiitz),
Mr.. Donaldson: fa) Come Out, Mr.. Sun
shine" Bliss. OBJ How Much L Love
Hahn), Mrs. Ormsby. Mrs. Frank By
ram played group of Chopin numbers
and the Accomplishments were played by
Miss Hazel Dakin and Mrs. Byram.
Miss Edith Larimore will be the soloist
at the United Brethren Church this morn
ing. She will be heard at the offertory in
THE Lord Is My Light" by Allitsen, with
Miss Lila McBath at the organ.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Fl. Riggs entertained at
an Informal musical Thursday evening
about fifty guests being present. Mr.. Ar
thur Mayo opened with the 'Columbine
Minuet,' and otherwise added to the
accompaniment. Mr.. Jacob Scharf, tenor
sang two selections by Carl Bohm: Miss
Lillian koechling, violnist, played an
"Adagio Ries), Alteration" tBorowskI
and "Berceuse"; Mrs. Kent Bowie. So
prano. was heard in an aria from Robert
lie Diable, Robert Toi que Jaime
(Meyerbeer) and Tosti's Goodbye; Mr.
FOSTER gave tenor solo, 'Mattinata
tTostD; Mr.. Kinsman. baritone. sang
Anchored Watson): Miss Blanchg
Iewell, secretary of the Rubinstein Club
contralto, was heard in Dreams tStre-
lezkD and For All Eternity" CMascheronD
with violin obligato by Miss Lillian
koechling; Dr. Riggs, the host. gave two
tenor solos, Adore and Be Still (Gounod)
and Dedication" (Robert Franz. and
Miss Ellie Brooks, soprano who sang
How Many a Lovely Caravan" accom-
panied by Miss Offutt at the piano. Sew
eral ensemble numbers were given by
some of the gentlemen present who were
former members OF the Damrosch Club.
The program at the Friday Morning
Club last week included "Gavotte" IRA
meau), "Gavo ,te' Martini) "Menuett"
CIV a. MozarD, Mrs. Dickey; THE Tenn
pie Bells" and "Kashmire Song (Amy
Woodford Finden), Mrs. Vail; Prelude
(Rubinstein). La Piccola" Iesche-
, ,I land, and 'valse Caprice. (schuetp.
"Zueienung" (Strauss). The Rocks
(Waterfordl. The Gypsy Trail (Gal-
Mhitsl, encore: Spring Song Beck
Lucy Brickenstein at the piano; wild
mung Popperp and Romance tVan
Goens). encore. 'Bourree" (Handel)
Miss Miriam Larkin. celist, accompa-
HIeu Dy MISS carlisle.
The fourth public rehearsal of the Re-
bew Orchestra took place last Monday
evening at the Keller Memorial Church
under the direction of Mr. H. w. Weber,
"a large audience being in attendance
The program included: March, Battle
of the Waves" HalD: overture, "Jacin-
ia tTobanD: soprano solo. Love Song"
Miss Amy Kibby; encore. Sing Me to
Sleep (Greene); waltz, Blue Danube
T. infprnla2Z0 o,,v
fWenrich); violin solo. Concerto, Op.
81" Jansa); encore. 'Berceuse," from
.Jocelyn" .(Godard). Miss Marguerite T
Harbers; selection. Singing Girl'' (Her-
bert). march. Dixie Darlings" (Wen-
rich).
Mr.. Stanley Olmstead. whose accom-
plishments In music have been supple
the production Of literature. is In Wash
ington for few days. at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ohm
stead. He has not been heard here
since the days Of the De Koven Sym
phony Orchestra, when he appeared as
soloist at one of their popular con-
certs.
Mr.. Anton Kaspar. violinist and Mrs.
Ethel Tozer. pianist. gave successful
Their program included Prelude in E
minor CMendessohn), Fourth Vaise'
(Chaminade). ''Etude" I'm B fiat and
Hungarian Rhapsodie nitzt, and '.Etude
En- Forme de Valse'' (Saint-Saens) piano
solos by Miss Tozier; "Adagio" CRies),
Zephyr (Hubay). Romance" (Wein-
iawskD. 'Zapatedeo" and .Zigeuner-
weisen" (Sarasate). violin numbers by Mr..
KaSpar.
The Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
is to have a new pipe orsan. which, it is
hoped, may be ready to use at Easter
The specifications and plans were pre-
pared by Mr.. II. II. Freeman, who will
give the dedication recital. Miss Lillian
Wines is the regular organist Of the
church.
Mrs. Rosa G. Pennybaker, soprano who
has been associated with SO many choirs