Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07


Will be the next offering of the Choir;
Society in Washington, was written b
Joseph Haydn when he was betwee
sixty-hve and seventy years tof ac'
Haydns fame rests on his religious an
cnoral works. his masses and oratorio.
notably '"The Creation and THE Sea
sohS. Inc Creation Is In three part:
the first two giving the story of the sue
cesslVe days of the creation, told by thre
angels, Raphael. Gabriel and Uriel. an
the third part represents the felicity O
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eder
The Creation had its first presenta tio
In the spring of 1885, at the Swartzen
| berg Palace, in Vienna, under the auspice
of the Dilettanti Society. with the assist
ance OF private orchestra. and was from
the first an overwhelming success.
A special choral service will be given to
| night at the Church of ST. Michael ant
All Angels, 22d street and Virginia ave
nue.. at o'clock. The choir will be aug
| the Laise-Philips and Florence school.
and Miss Louise Farrow, violinist. Mrs
Henry Hunt Mckee will preside at the
organ.
A recital was given In the assembly hall
at Belcourt Seminary last Wednesday even.
ing when the following program was
given by the students Of the institution
Piano. "Melodie Sketch in A" (Hem-
berger: Miss Sue Bell Morrow: piano
opus. n. No. MoszkowzkD. Miss Mar
jorie NJ. Lent: songs. Without Thee
ID HardeloD and Irish Love Song on
r. Lang, Miss Clara Norvell; piano,
Melody (f'rlmD. Miss Elizabeth Burke;
piano. opus -. No. II Heller). Miss
Martha Allison: reading. "Thora'' CBiorn-
SOM. Miss Vivian Woodcock: piano.
Song of the Daffodil'' Qarrar. Miss
Ruth landlord; song. Flower Song rom
Faust tGounod). Miss Gussie Riggan:
piano. lmpromptu." opus 1, No. tAug
Anna). Bohemian Dance Q>rimD. and
Sonata. in minor. Adagio and Rondo
uBeethoven), Miss Lucille Sanderson:
pan PIANO Pantomine." opus u Moszkow-
SFrimD: Miss Gladys Smart; violin, 10
Spring CGrieg). Miss Mae Belle Cosby:
piano. opus S. "Andante con Variazioni,'
ana Marcia funebre sulla morte dun
eroe tBeethoven). Miss Marjorie Fowler:
song: Rose in the Bud " ID. Forster
Lullaby Del Reigo), and THE Temn,e
Bells" GA. Woodforde- Finden,. Miss Mar
ian chapman; piano, 'Daffodils' tCaryeD
and Egyption." opus Al FrimD. Miss
sue Guc'i .e SaIves; reading. "A Quaker Court
Woodcock; plano. "Rondo Capnrccio :.
opus 16 Mendelssohn), and "NJurmur,ne
Zephyrs" (Jensen), Miss EIzabeth Eohin,
son. A''oiii
One Of the best recitals ever given NV
the Rebew Orchestra was heard bv the
auolence that attended its fifth nublic
rehearsal last Monday evening. It was
gwen, as usual in the lecture room Of
the Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
u 1,,l the direction Of Mr.. Fl. w. Weber.
: ne orchestra was assisted by Miss Emily
l.. Colhck. soprano, of Ishpeming. Mich.
ana Mr.. John P. Redeker. bass The Sc
ections Included march. Circus Parade"
lraulD; overture. "Orpheus" (Ohenbach,.
orchestra; soprano solo. Stars Nav For,
set (Groome). Miss Collick; encore. ave
Maria, from "Cavalleria RustIcana" !
MascagnD: La Cigale' (AudranI nr-
shestra: trio for viola, clarinet and piano. |
rom La Traviata' VerdD, Mr g !
Weber, II. B. Schmidt and ". J. Weher:
seXtet from Lucia" OonizettD: bass
solo. THE Mighty Deep" JudeI NJ
Redeker; encore. Calm as the Nipht"
Bohm); Gems Of Stephen Forster TO
oanD, orchestra: encores. The American
Beauty and March OF the Brownies ;:
~ DR.. Bischoff.
Miss Mary Helen Leefe will ba tho co
DIST TINS morning at the church service
It the Washington barracks. She will
ing Repentir" Gounod), assisted by
Hiss Ethel Tozier at the piano.
special musical service will he given |,
onignt at ST. Andrews. 18th and Cor
oran streets. instead of the regular serv-
ce. under the direction OF Mr.. John |,
Isle Apple. The choir will be assisted {