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

CHA minade). Spring Song Mendels-
sohn), Spinning Wheel Song" tMendels-
sohn), Love Song" GHenselt. The
Trout tSchubert- .Soirees de
Nienne,' No. LiszD.
The first pupils recital this season at
the Washington College took place Friday
week. under the direction Of Mr.. Harry
Paterson Hopkins, before a large audi
ence. The selections included piano con-
certO in minor, first movement (Bee-
thoven), Miss Agnes Graft. accompanied
on second piano by Mr.. Hopkins; vocal
Selby. Mcmillan and Clark; piano tran
scription of seXtet from Lucia di Lam
mermoor DonizettD. Miss Lolita Ehrler:
soprano solo. 1.-The Bird and the Rose"
onaise. in A major Chopin, Miss Clara
Shelby; soprano solo, "F1orian's Song
(Godard), Miss Ernestine Lubrecht;
''Valse de Concert" lSatter): Miss Bertha
est (PinsutD. Misses Towne and Chiles;
"Siegmunds Love Song piano transcript
ton by Lange (Wagner), Miss Ella Jae-
ger; piano concerto in minor. second
movement (Saint Saens). Miss Alice
Meekham, accompanied on second piano;
soprano solo. "Snowflakes'' (Cowen). Miss
Hester Towne; mezzo- soprano solo. my
Little Love" (Hawley). Miss Flora Clark:
Fourth MaZurka (Godard), Miss Beulah
Balfour; soprano solos. MY Mother Bids
Ne Bind My Hair" tHaydn) and "Ce-
leste" (Newcomb). Miss Shelby: vocal
trio. 'In Summer Seek (Reinecke).
Misses Ehrler, Lubrecht and Brock;
Hungarian Rhapsodie," No. Uiszp,
Miss Mcmillan.
The musical at the Friday Morning Club
last week was a violin recital by MIR. Ed
win Grasse, assisted by Mr.. George Falk-
a follows: Sonata in a minor, for piano
and violin (Schumann); Prelude and
Fugue. from sonata in minor, violin
solo (Bach: aria tTenag lia), fugue Tar
tinD, menuet tMOZart, aria. from the
violin concerto GodmarO: Scherzo Tar
antelle (Wienia wskD. Caprice Paganini-
Grasse), Polonaise (Grasse).
The choir of the Northminster Presby-
terrain Church. under the direction of Mr..
Louis A. Potter. was heard last week in
the oAntata, The Fall of Babylon" by
George +. Root. The part of the narrator
was given by Rev. George p. Wilson. ID.
D.. and the principal solos We're sung by
Mr. Charles T.. Stanley. bass. as Belsfaz-
ger, King of Babylon: Miss Edith Picker
ing soprano Nitocris. the queen: Mr..
Joseph l.. Battle. tenor. Daniel; Miss
Frances G. Bethune. contralto. Jewish
maiden: Mr.. Alberser, baritone Hama
nah: Mr.. W. J. Palmer. angel; Mr. Fred
Culley. lord of the court.
This choir of the Westminster Memorial
Nnufcn, uf1Qer the ulTectlol VI .NTS. fIdllh
Byram. sang Sunday morning last the
Deus Miserateur dudley Buck), the
prano obligato being sustained by Miss
Aline Miller. III the evening Miss Ruth
Miller and Mr.. Charles Church were
heard in a duet "Hark the Voice of Je-
sus Saying" This morning the choir will
sing He, Watching Over Israeli from
Elijah" Miss Marguerite Depue was
recent soloist at this church. singing He
Was Despised and Rejected from the
nd
also heard in baritone sole. From
Every Stormy Wind that Blows" by
Haytt.
Miss Kate Ellis was a soloist at a re-
cent meeting of the New York Associa-
ton. She was heard in II Love You"
(ZobeskD. and 1.-The Miller and the Maid
(MichaeD. Another interesting number
on this program was a tenor solo. My
Dreams (TostD. Mr.. Thomas L. Jones
with Mrs. Jones at the piano.
Mr. Sydney Lloyd WrightSon left for
New York Friday, to remain over Wash
ingtons birthday.
The choir of Trinity Church. under the
direction of Mr. Oscar Franklin Comstocsi
will sing Mendelssohns "St. Paul. in its
entirety in Trinity Church next Friday
evening. The soloists are Miss Mabel
Harnden Miss Mary E. Pond. Mr.. Fred
Sllers. Mr.. Mary NJ. Forker and Mr..
James P. Schick, with Mr.. Comstock at
the organ No cards of admission will be
required. Il
The music at the Church of the Cove
nant will be furnished this evening by
the ST. Cecilia Quartet, which is COM
posed of Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt, So
prano: Mrs. Esther Gumprecht. contral-
to: Mr.. Melville Hensey. tenor and Mr.
Arthur Porter, bass, with Mr.. Armand
Gumprecht at the organ. They will give
a Mendelssohn program, including quar-
tet Come, Every One that Thirsteth:"
duet. for soprano and oontralto. Il
Have Waited for the Lord The Hymn