Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21
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Young ladies attired in colonial costume

adeiphla- 1t was sung by q chorus OF
young ladies attired in colonial costume.
The music is In march time, and was
given with real spirit and vim by the
singers and was enthusiastically received
by the guests. Another interesting num-
Der was a new school song, words by Mrs
Philips. to the music Of Believe Me. ii
All Those Endearing Young Charms
Misses Margaret Catlin and Mildred Grice
gave a piano duet, after which the COM
pany enjoyed a social hour.
A concert was given at Stanley Hall
Soldiers Home. Tuesday evening by
prominent local talent, including Mrs
Warner A. Gibbs. soprano; Miss Ethel
Tozier. pianist; Mr.. r. Woodland Gates.
tenor. and Misses Mildred De Hart and
1mogene Taylor. Mrs. Gibbs sang Rose
in the Bud" Forster). THE Way OF
June" CWilleby). THE Four Leaf Clover
(BrownelD. Mon Occur Chante" tCham-
(Bohm). encore. Comm Through the
Rye (old Scotch). and THE Years at the
Spring (Mrs. Beach,. Miss Tozier played
Prelude in A major. valse in c sharp
saise" Chopin. "Balmorar' Jules De
SivraD. Mr.. Gates was heard in Una
Furtiva Largrina" from "L' Elisire
DAmore" DonizettD and Loves Tor
ment" (Marthelemy and Enrico Caruso):
encore. Killarney" Balfe). Miss Tay-
Miss De Hart Bonnie. My Highland
Lassie'' Dillon). and duet Il Was Just
Supposing' CHubbeD by the Misses De
Hart and Taylor and several numbers by
program.
Gaurs beautiful Passion Service" will
be sung by the choir of the Church of the
Epiphany Friday evening, April .. under
the direction of James G. Traylor. choir
master. The choir will number thirty-six
voices and the solos will be sustained by
Miss Lillian HALEY, soprano: Mrs b. F..
Gilmore, contralto; Messrs. r. P. Backing
and Howard Barnes. tenors: Messrs.
Charles F. Roberts and Rollin Conwell.
basSes.
The recital at the reading room for the
blind Thursday was given by Mr.. Donald
H. Freeze. pianist. assisted by Mr.. Earl
Carbough. baritone. and their program
was as follows: Novelette," OPP. II. No.
u (schumann). and "kamenoi- Ostrow''
Ruonstein Mr. y Wanderer Pros Si9st
Song" Uisztl. Mr. carbough; Prelude. Op.
20, No. 90 Prelude. OPP. 20. No. II: Ber-
ceuse and Funeral March Chopin. Mr..
Freeze; .'1riste Ritoino" lBarthelemyl:
(GodardD. "Dio Possente' from Faust"
CGounod). Mr.. Carbough: Magic Fire
Music" from die Walkeure" (Wagner-
Brassin) and Waltz in E (Moszkowski.
Mr.. Freeze.
Miss Marguerite Weller. pianist; Miss
Mary Mullen. soprano. and Mr.. W. c..
Eacon, baritone. gave the musical pro-
gram at the reception by the Retail Drug
gists' Association to local physicians at
Carroll Institute Hall Monday evening.
Miss Weller played dance Caprice
(Grieg). encore. 'Minuetto rAntico'' (seo-
beck); Muss Mullen sang willamette" Del
aqua. encore a H., Love Love Has Wings =
Mona" and Sweet Miss Mary (Neid-
.inger), with Miss Mamie Mutually as
sisting as accompanist.
The pupils Of the Misses Minke gave
a niano recital last Friday evening at
their studio. The pupils contributing to
the program included Misses Myrtelle
Gordon, Lucy Surguy, Marian Mckay.
Mary Roeder, Florence Anderson, Elsie
swank. Ruth Halpenny. Bertha Gersdorf.
George Sabourin and Miss Cordelia Motto
sang several songs.
An attractive program Of music was
heard at the concert given by prominent
local talent Friday evening at the studio
of Mr. Oscar Gareissen. Miss Frances q.
Bethune sang Dear Eyes" Robert Cary
Stearns) and Three Green Bonnets"
(d'Hardelop. and Hoffnung Uouise
Mrs A,onzo Tweedale was heard in star
of NY Soul (Bischoff) and "A Summer
Night (Goring- Thomas: Miss Roberta
Amies, pianist. gave the Chopin Ballade
in G. minor and Capriccio (Scarlatti-
Taussig); Miss Estelle Gulick contributed
two contralto songs. Mr.. Thomas G. Sher-
man gave Border Ballade (Gowen) and
'sNfay Morning Oenza)., Mr.. Holt con-
tributed a violin number. Cavatina
(Bohm). and selections were given also by
Miss Rose Osbourne and Mr.. Will Peter.
The accompanies were Miss Ada Birch.
Miss Featherstone and Miss Roberta
Armies.
The Apollo Orchestra. Mr.. Albert p.
Johnson. was heard In concert for a bene-
fit fund Friday evening at Brightwood
Park M. E Church. They were assisted
by Mrs. Frank J. Metcalf. soprano. and
Mr.. Clyde E. Edwards, tenor. in the fol-
Iou,inr nrncram: March. .Y. NJ. L"