Evening star., 1909-03-14
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per service in the chapel of Providence
Hospital at o'clock this afternoon.
The Rub;nsten Club, Mrs. A. NJ Blair.
director, will give its third recital
Wednesday morning in the Arlington Ho-
tel ballroom There will be three num-
bers by the club, solos by Mrs B. r Gil
more. Mrs. Fannie AtLee Gage. Mrs
Robert Eatt and Miss Kate Ellis, all
members of the club. Miss Elton Ronsa-
Vile will contribute a violin solo. Miss
Olive Demarest piano solo and quar-
tet for strings and piano will be given by
Miss Ronsaville. Miss May King, Miss
Ethel Lee and Mrs Pierce Nevin Neibel.
Mrs. E. Pendleton Dickinson has resumed
her duties as the accOmpanist of the ciup.
A feature of the annual meeting of the
parish union of All Souls Unitarian
Church Thursday evening was the sing
ing of Mr. Richmond F. Bingham of the
Musurgia Club Mr.. Bingham sang two
| numbers. which SO pleased that he was
compelled to respond to encores. Mr
Edgar Priest, the director of the Musur-
gia Club. accompanied Mr.. Bingham, and
il is understood Mr.. Bingham has been
engaged as soloist member of the
choir of one of the best known Episcopal
churches for the coming year.
\ well chosen program was heard last
evening at the pupils recital given at
| the studio of Mr.. b. Frank Gebest The
pupils were assisted by Mr.. Edwin Cal
| low baritone in the following program:
Overture, "Hebrides." for two pianos
tMendelssohn). Misses Adams and
| Dortch. Messrs Gotta and Spier: Song
Mr. Edwin Russell Feweli: 'Nachtstuck'
| i'm + dur (Schumannp. Miss Richie Nc
| Lean; "Aufschwung" tSchumanm. Miss
Selene Wilmer Dortch: song. Still vie
! die Nach,' tBohm>. Mr.. Edwin Callow
"Valsc Brlliante' in \ fla- for two
pianos lMoszkowskD Misses kinyoun
| Graham. McCumber and Dew: "'To Il
| Water Lily tMacDoweln Miss Lucretia
| Lawrence: Polish Song Chopin LiszD.
| Miss Imogene Graham: "Nocturne" i'm c
| minor Chopin Miss Grace Adams: Fan
TASTE Impromptu .Chopn). Mr.. Rober,
| Bond Grotta: 'Gnomenreisen" I;szt,
| Vivian Church Matson: Spinning Song
! from 1.-The Flying Dutchman"- (Wagner-
I.isZt) Mr.. r. Lassalle Spier: song MY
Dreams" fTostp. Mr. Edwin Caliow
'Polonaise' in Il major LiszD, Mr.. b.
Frank GebeSt.
An attractive program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Lucille Belts for the meet
| ing of the Marcia Burns Chapter D. A.
! r.. Wednesday evening at the Washing
ton Club. The numbers will be given
| by Miss Marian Chapman. Mrs. Leubkert
| Miss Estelle Gulcl. Miss Helen Voris
| Donne!ly pianist of chicago and Miss
| Anna Belts who will give a group of
songs appropriate 10 st. Pa;rick's day.
| Mr. Thomas Evans Greene has been en-
gagged by Boston manager 10 sing ne
| tenor part in Mendelssohn's Hymn OF
| Praise and Gounod's 'Messe SoloneiIe,
! at symphony Hall, Boston, some time in
| April.
| The good work that has been done by
! the male choir at Holy Trinity Catholic
| Church. under the direction of Mr.. George
| Herbert Wells is already well known. but
| two solos that were given there last week
! deserve special mention. AT the Lenten
| service Wednesday evening last Mr.. ).
| Theodore Howard sang Dudley Buck $
! Fear Not Ye, O Israel" with dramatic
/ force and Friday evening Mr.. Charles f..
| Myers gave the Fifth Word. Il Thirst" "
/ from Mercadante's Seven Last Words on
! the Cross with pathos and expression
that elected much favorable comment
/ from musicians present.
The third recital in the Lenten services
at st. Johns Episcopal Church was given
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. II. ii. Free
, man. organist and choirmaster of the
! church. He was assisted by Mr.. Ernest
program: First Sonata in ID major Dr.
! Peace) allegro maestoso, Romano"
! tandante cantabile). and finale tallesro)
| "Revere F'lagier), 'F'usue" tMendels-
| sohn) ''Andante EXpressivo' tGoltermann,.
Evening Song" ,Schumanm, and Der
ceuse" Mr.. Ernest Lent: Capriccioso
| (Manney1. Postlude in + major tSterm.
Miss Mary Helen Leefe has returned
| from New York. where she sang with
the Haydn Orchestra of Orange. \. j.
| tMr s. Van Traag. directorp. at a con-
cert at the Womens Club. Miss Leefe.
who is a daughter of Col. John G. Leefe.
| 18th Infantry. T.S.A.. has soprano
| voice. which is clear and sweet and of
ample volume, and she was heard To ad-