Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-17

seer. IutlSI. Win MI George W eDer
Vail assisting at the piano. Mrs. Miller
was in good voice and was heard in
"Nymphs at Sylvains'' (Bemberg); wynn
ken, Blinken and Nod George w. VaiD:
aria, ''Michaela," from Carmen" tBizet),
with flute obligato by Mr. Seel and two
and an italian folk song. "Carmena.
Mrs. Miller was at her best in the Italian
songs, which were enthusiastically re-
ceived by the guests. many of whom had
southern Italy.
The music at the evening service of the
Church of the Covenant beginning at
30. VIII be given by the Rakemann
String Quintet. assisted by Mr.. ]. Wal
ter Humphrey. basso. The quintet is
composed of Messrs. Herman Rakemann,
Sol Minister. Robert Cary Stearns, Dore
Wofsteiner and Newell. and they will
/ play the following numbers: "Traumerei"
! tSchmelz). and prelude" Masseneo AT
| the Altar (Sinigag lia): Evening Song
| tVon Wilm }, and Romance Bergen
holz). Mr.. Humphrey will be heard in
Forever With the Lord with Mr.. Har-
the afternoon service will be given by a
quartet, consisting of Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler. soprano; Miss Flora Bern
heimer. contralto; Mr.. Harry Stevens,
tenor and Mr.. Humphrey, bass, and they
will be hearu In the anthem. Peace l
Leave With You" CRoberts) and "Son of
My Soul CBulard). Other numbers will
include alto solo. Fear Not Ye. o Is
| raeF' DUDLEY BucO; bass solo, Cast
Thy Bread Upon the Waters Bischoff)
soprano solo, adore and Be Stilr' (Gou-
nod; tenor solo, Gently, Lord O Gently
Lead Us welsh air.. and an organ vol
untary. "Canzonnetta" CWaring).
Miss salle Mason substituted Wednes-
day evening at the midweek service of
the First Church of Christ (ScientisD for
Miss Beulah Chambers, the regular or
ganiSt.
| Mrs. Grace keye Miller was the solost
at the annual banquet of Burnside Post,
G. y. r., at the Ebbitt House Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Miller will leave later in
t lie month to fulfill concert engagements
in Newark, n. J.
Mrs. Charles Henney was the offer1ory
soloist last Sunday at the Unitarian
Church. when she was heard in THE
Lord Is Ny Shepherd by Van der
Water. Mrs. Henney returned Thursday
from New York where she went to at
tend the opera.
Miss isabelle Buchanan. soprano of
Philadelphia is one of the soloists who has
been engaged to assist the Rubinsten
Club at it's first concert this season, to
be given the evening of January y in the
ballroom Of the Arlington Hotel. Cards
VI XIV ildtiol WI SiIoi lily DS lSSucu " Tue
members. both active and associate. Miss
Buchanan has a soprano voice of fine
quality and is besides a pianist of abil-
ity. The other solost at this concert
will be Mr.. Bart Writ violoncellist of the
Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore.
Mr.. Edward a. Robinson. bass, of
Mount Vernon, n. Y. brother of Mrs
Lucille Belts of this city. was to have
given the recital at the Congressional Lii
hrarV Thursday hrJf RI ooI,
here in time. and Mr. e. c. Heintz, tenor
kindly consented at the last moment to fill
in the gap. He was accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Heintz in the following
ing" Dudley Buck. 'Hosanna" (Granier),
For Love of YOU Crank Hastings),
Still vie die Nacht'' Carl Bohn>. "Lul-
laby" from "Jocelyn'' (Godard). Aria"
from "Cavalleria Rusticanna" MascagnD.
AN in Garden Green (Bischoff), 20,
Celeste Aida" VerdD. Itch War Elm
Traum'' nassen, "Ich Grolle Nicht''
(Schumann). group of songs by Bee
thoven and When the Flowing Tide
Comes In (Millard). Mr.. Heinz S, num-
bers were we'll received and he responded
generously with encores.
The University Of Virginia, Charlottes-
vile. Va, has engaged Mr.. H. H. Free
man, organist of Old st. Johns Church.
as the official organist for the exercises of
the Poe centenary, which will be held at
the university on Monday and Tuesday of
next week. Mr.. Freeman will also be
heard in several recitals on the large new
pipe organ recently presented to the uni
versity by Andrew Carnegie.
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby entertained at a
musical Thursday evening at her home
on Riggs street. The program included
IAN Angels Promise tBehrend). Miss
Edith Waltoq. (a) THE Minuet," o.