Evening star., 1909-05-02

(Ambrose Thomas; 1.-The Lass with the
Delicate Air (Thomas Arne) scene and
| Bach -Gounod). with violin obligato, by
! Mrs. Herbert f. Green.
Miss Eva Whitford soloist and precentor
| of the Mount Vernon NJ r. Church, re-
| turned last night from weeks visit with
| relatives in Baltimore.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Garz;giia will sail
| for Genoa May % on the koenigen Louise
of the North German Lloyd and will
spend the entire summer abroad They
will visit at Mr. Garziglia's old home
near Nice and will spend some time in
Naples and Paris previous to their return.
| Miss Julia Allen. who came to Wash
| ington to sing with the Rubinstein Club,
will give number tonight at the even
Presbyterian Church. She will sing
Faure's 'Sancta Maria with English
words with Mr.. John Porter Lawrence
presiding, as usual. at the organ.
| A special program of music Will be
given at the Church of st. Michael and
| All Angels tonight under the direction of
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee; who will also
sermon and the program will include:
Bass solo. II Praise Thee. 0 Lord" from
the oratorio of "St. Paul (Mendelssohm.
Mr.. Hugh Yea; trio. Lift Thine Eyes
White and Miss Margaret White: violin
solo, "Andante'' from the Third Men
delssohn Concerto, Mr.. Gaico: offertory
solo. Life Over Death Is King Mrs.
Dove" Mrs Bowie; male quartet. un-
accompanied. "As Pants the Hart"
Messrs. Taylor. Mckim, Cooper and Yea:
tenor solo. IF With All Your Hearts,
arranged from Mendelssohn The pro-
gram will close with violin and organ
number.
members of the Friday Morning Club to
close out the business of the club for the
| year and elect officers for the ensuing
year. The election resulted as
follows: Miss Aileen Bell, president; Miss
Maud Sewall. vice president; Mrs. Ken
dali. musical director Miss Lucy Brick
ensten. assistant musical director: Mrs.
Charles Lewis Neibel. treasurer. and Mrs.
Friday Morning Club will not be resumed
until the first Friday in November.
Miss Alice Burbage will be the soloist
| for the Monday Morning Club tomorrow
and will leave Tuesday to spend week
at Atlantic City, where she will take
much needed rest.
DIR. and Mrs. Brown. will make his debut
as mandoinist at entertainment to
be given at Temple Baptist Church this
| week.
! Miss Ethel Lee, violoncellist, and Miss
Flora Jackson. soprano. of the Church of
! the Ascension, were successful solotStS
at the exhibition concert of the Peabody
Conservatory of Music, Friday evening.
| Miss Ethel Lee was heard in andante for
| cello. by Goltermann, and Miss Flora
Jackson sang the jewel scene from
Faust" by Gounod.
| Miss Ada Birch, soprano, was one OF
the soloists at the celebration of the thir
tieth anniversary o. Oriental Council,
No. 312. Thursday evening. She was heard
Thy Angels Spirit" with Mr.. Roland
Rodrick. Mr.. Rodrick gave the bari
| tone solo. 20 Leave Me Not. and Mr.
| George O'Connor, contributed group Of
popular songs. Mrs. Frank Byram as
| sisted by playing the Accomplishments.
| The Musurgia Club. under the direction
| OF Mr.. Edgar Priest, will give the musi-
cal program from 40 to al the Church
of the Covenant this evening. 1t will
sing from The Crusaders Departure"
by Gade and several other selections.
The solos will be susta ined by Messrs.
Joseph Matthew, tenor, and James S.
Hicks, baritone.
A musical and literary program was
given at Trinity College Monday evening
Miss Annie Dalton Staples. a post-gradu-
ate of the Emerson College of Oratory.
The program included: Overture. Mar
vich (Eno). the Mandolin Club; reading.
The French Tenor piano solo, HUI
moreska Dvorak). Miss Bailla -geon:
reading. Theme from Ingomar.' Miss
A. Staples: harp solo. Fantasie Saint
Saens). Miss Nordhoff; reading. The
Prodigal Son. Orchard Harding Davis,
Miss Staples.
A joint recital by the pupils of Nine
Oldberg, Miss Vorce and Miss Terwillige-
took place Thursday at the Colonial
School. The attractive program included
Piano solo. Melody" tSalmon). Helen
Bowman: recitation, The Letter Scene
from Macbeth Florence Given: So
prano solo. aria from Jeanne dare"
CTschaikowsky) Laura Robertson: piano
solo "Etude Mgnonne tSchutp. Helen
Bowman, reci.ations, TIE Crescent and
the Cross An Arab Welcome and "A
Turkish Legend cThomas Bailey AL
solos. Sigh No More" and "A. Question"
nynes). Miss Laura Robertson: recita-
ton. The Vain King (Van Dyke, Miss
Given.
The quartet of the New York Avenue
Presbyt erian Church will give a half hour
of music this afternoon, beginning at $50
o'clock, at the Church of the Covenant. |
Connecticut avenue and street. The
oratorio of 1.-The Creation" and will in
clude, the chorus. Now Vanish Before |
the Holy Beam; bass solo. Rolling Is
Foaming BilIows': soprano solo, with |
Verdure Clad; tenor solo. In Native !