Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31


Albert 2. Johnson, took place at the Nc
kendree NJ. f. Church Friday evening
The orchestra was assisted by Edward C.
HeintZ. tenor, late of New Orleans. anC
the program was as follows: March
Apollo fklohr); overture, Sweet Briar'
Haurendeaup: cello solo. Largo UHan-
deb. with piano and organ. Mr. George
Muller, with Miss Iiillma Muller at the
piano and Miss Katie Bowbeer at the or
gan; gavotte. "Florena" (Barnard: tenor
solo. For Love Of Your uIastingsp. Mr.
Heintz: trio. "Marche Mlitaire'' ,Schu-
berD, Mr.. II. g. Winfield. Mr. Muller,
Miss Muller: LA Sorella' tBorel-Clere)
selection. Chimes of Normandy PIan-
quettel: violin solo. ''Berceuse," from
"Jocelyn' lGodard,. Mr. r. G. Albert
son: waltz. "Slver Bell tElis) tenor
solo. May Morning" Denzap, Mr.. Heintz
serenade. 'Sweetly Dreaming tSlber-
saclO; recitation, the dukes speech from
.'As You Like It. tShakespeare) Mr..
Charles A. Johnson; Finale" won Blon =
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Mark s
Lutheran Church gave an annual birth
day party Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. A. w. Noack, 1918 18th street north
west. The musical numbers on the pro-
gram included tenor solos, "A Red, Red
Rose and "A Bowl of Roses by Hern-
don MOrsell: piano solo. lis Not True
by Miss Florence Tournier; soprano solo.
Michaelson: soprano solo, Twilight Is
Falling" Miss Florence NJ Noack. with
violin obligato by Frank T. Howard
violin solo, "Salut glamour by Mr..
Howard. Miss Lillian Burke was the
accompanies of the occasion. Recitations
were also contributed by Miss Nettie
Buckingham, Mrs Ohme. Mr. Clark and
Mr.. kann.
The choir of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Will give special
song service this evening, all of the
selections being taken from the oratorio
of Elijah" as follows: Tenor solo. IF
With All Your Hearts, Mr.. Joseph F.
Matthew: bass solo. 1t Is Enough Mr..
john Nolan: soprano solo. Hear. Ye.
Isra ell Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff: con-
tralto solo. 80. Rest in the Lord" Miss
Pauline Whitaker and quartet. He,
Watching Over Israel" Mr.. John Porter
Lawrence will preside, as usual. at the
organ.
Italian music was the order Of the day
at the Friday Morning Music Club last
week, he program beng as follows:
Pastorae and Humoreske DomenicO
Scarlatti, 16S5-l75O, Mrs. Day; Sc tum-
ami and Tot.lietemi la Vita .Ancor' &C.
b. Persolesi. lIW-1I36), Miss Eliza Stick
uey; ''Fiori iii Campo. Duettino'' GIRO
Stickney: Violin Concerto. No. -,
Adagio tG. b. ViottD Miss Barber;
"Qus est Homo from the ''Stabat
Mater tRossini). Miss Church and Miss
Pickering; -Andante Cantabile and Sere-
12ta Napol tana tSgambatD. violin solos.
Miss Henrichs: solo di Butterfly, 'One
Fine Day" from Madame Butterfly"
Miss Pickering; flower duet. from Mad
anne Butterfly Miss Pickering and Miss
Church.
Mr.. Eric Schillng gave a recital in the
assembly hall of the Franklin School
before the members of the faculty and
students. The program included Mozart
Sonata. \ major: four fantasia. Stucke,
Des Attends, Aufschwung. Warum and
GrIlen (Schumann); Bridal Procession
(Griegl Polonaise 4 major Chopin;
valse in f major. and Liebeswalzer. A
fiat major MoskowskD.
Mr.. Edgar Priest organist and choir
master of st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
sd and Washington circle. announces
the fifth OF series of musical services
to take place at the church this evening.
At this service. the major portion Of the
music sung at the conservation service of
Bishop Harding will be repeated.
Tuesday afternoon at the Washington
College of Music. at $50 O'clock. Mr..
Sidney Lloyd Wrightson will give a lee
ture on breathing to the students in the
vocal department of the cole sc. A linn
tied number of Invitations have been is
sued to those VINO ara Interested in the
subject
The annual meeting of the Organists
and Choirmasters' League will take place
next Wednesday in the parish hall of
Trinity Episcopal Church. Election of Of
ficers, a paper by Mr.. Edgar Priest. IA
half-hour of music. and slipper are on the
program.
Mrs Charles Henney entertained at a
Wednesday afternoon at her
residence in Cleveland Park. in honor of
Mrs. Louis West of Kentucky, Miss Pau
line Whitaker. contralto, was heard in
''Oh. Press Thy Cheek Against
Mine Own" and Thoughts" by Ger
trude Sans Souci Mr.. Richard p. Back
ing. tenor. sang. Only. by Herpert
ana I'm the Great Unknown
by Guy Hardelot; Mr.. Roland Rodrick.