Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28

violin solos, "Cavatina'' (Bohm, Miss
Edith Holt. encore, ''Slumber Song
Hauser): soprano solos, 1.-The Lord Is My
Light (Allitsen), Mrs. Samuel Lawson
Burton, encore Sans TOT (d'HardeloD;
piano solos, nocturne in minor tChoplnl.
and scherzo in f minor tMendelssohn),
Mr.. Paul Wells of the Peabody Conserva-
tory; bass solos. Doughty Deeds (Thom-
SOM. Mr.. Charles w. Moore; violin solo,
Romance" tSvendsen). Miss Edith Holt:
soprano solo. "A Romany Spring Song
Horrocks), Mrs. Samuel Lawson Burton.
encore 'Rosalie' Dekoven): piano solos.
two woodland sketches, ITO Wild Rose"
and ITO a Meadow Brook (MacDowelD;
etude. lie Cavalier Fantastique" God
ard), Mr.. Wells. Mrs. George NJ. Lama
sure and Mr.. Atwater acted as accompa-
niSts.
Miss Virginia Light of Lebanon. Pa.
has been assisting the choir of the United
Brethren Church during the last month.
Last Sunday night she sang. The Cross,
with Miss Lila McBath at the organ.
The choir of the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church will sing The Com
ing of the King" at the evening service
today. The solos will be sustained by
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby, Miss Aileen Mil
Ter. Miss Rose Bigelow. Mr.. d. G. Miller
and Mr.. Halstead P. Hoover. Mrs. Frank
Byram will preside as usual at the organ.
A musical was given at Fairmont Semi
nary Friday evening by Mr.. John Porter
Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lent.
DIR. and Mrs. Bischoff. Mr.. Anton kas-
par and Miss L. May Haugwout. The pro-
gram included aria from .-Traviata."
'.Ah. Fors Lui," Mrs. Bischoff piano
solos, waltz Chopin and Hungarian
rhapsodie, No. II UisZD. Mrs. Lent;
recitation, New England Sketches Miss
Haugwout; cello solos. The Swan
(Saint-Saens) and gavotte "copper". Nj.
Lent; soprano solos. la Vie est Vaine'
pel Reigo). ''Wiegenied' tRrahms), II
Wonder II Ever the Rose (Slater). I'm
'Plantation Song" Mrs. Bischoff. with
DIR. Bischoff at the piano; violin solos,
Romance" WieniawskD, and "Elfen-
tanz" (Popper). MIR. Kaspar: piano SOLO
MANN, Mr.. Lawrence: two movements
from trio for violin, cello and piano
(Arensky), Mr.. Kaspar and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lent.
A feature of the meeting of the League
of the Sacred Heart Thursday at St
atthew's Church, was the singing of the
Arcadelt ave Maria which was given
with good effect by Misses Edna Dyer.
Carrie Manning, Messrs. p. H. O'Farrow
and Robert Brott, with Miss Jennie Sic
man presiding. as usual, at the organ.
The intermediate department of piano
music at Belcourt Seminary gave it's
annual recital Wednesday under the di-
rection of Miss Alice Glascock. The
program included Valse Dennee), Miss
Myrtice Golf OF Memphis. Tenn: Ber-
ceuse (Farrar), Miss Helen Stratman of
Little Rock Ark; Idilio Nack), Miss
Marguerite Hodgson Of Tennessee; JON
gerie (Godard). Miss Gussie Riggan
of Jackson, Miss; Iris (Efefferkorn).
Miss Marian Clark of Little Rock, Ark;
Fannie Harrison of West Virginia: Asa's
Death and Anitra's Dance, Peer Gynt
suite (Grieg). Miss Sue Jones of Ten
nessee. and Wedding Day (Griegl, Miss
clara Novel; of Birmingham. Ala
Mile. Germaine Arnaud. the seventeen
year-old pianist virtuoso. gave a must
cal at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
the direction of Mr.. Sidney Lloyd
WrightsOn. Her program included
Etude (Afendelssohn) Berceuse 1Chopin).
Etincelles MosZkoWskit. Prelude and
Fugue tBach). Premiere Ballade
Chopin, and Tristan and Isolde tWag
ner). Mile Arnaud was prize pupil
of the Paris Conservatory. Wednesday
evening large company of local mu-
sicans We're invited to meet Mile. Ar
maud and her mother by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wrightson in their apartment at the La
mont.
The choir of the First Congregational
Church has in preparation ii can
tata, entitled THE Messiah Victorious.
by William Hammond of Brooklyn, y. Y.
DR.. Bischoff. whose health is quite re-
stored. hopes to have it in readiness by
Easter
Mr.. Edwin Callow entertained a small
party of friends at a musical Thursday
afternoon in honor of Hobart Smock. the
we'll known Baltimore tenor. who was
heard in a choice program Of German and
English songs. Mr. Smock. who is a
cousin of former Vice President Hobart.
hos, ,nf rn1 in, CHI ofn for
number of years. but will, in all proba-
bility, be heard here before the close of
the present season, under the auspices of
the Musurgia Club.
Mrs. Ernest Morsel. soprano. formerly
of the Peabody Conservatory. Baltimore,
sang Bartletts 20 Lord, Be Merciful,'' at