Evening star., 1909-04-25
TINE TO WAKE Up

hymn Now the Day is Over to the
music of Schumann's 'Lotos Flower.
Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown is the organist
and chormaSter.
Mr. Harry, Wheaton HoYard's Second
Mass in D major will be sung at I'm
maculate Conception Church. sth and y
streets. this morning. by the regular
boys choir Of that church.
At Waugh NJ f. Chapel the offertory
solo at the morning service Will be given
by Mr.. William G.. Atherholt. tenor. He
will be heard in the recitative. Thy Re-
buke Has Broken His Heart" and Ari-
oso Behold. and See If There Be Any
Sorrows. Like Unto My Sorrow" Handel,.
At the evening service the choir VIII sing
the anthem. .Hark. Hark. My Soul'
Gyon>. and Mr.. Donald Freeze will pre-
side at the organ.
The pupils of Mrs k,eanor Potts Beck
were heard in recital Thursday. April y.
at her studio on street The program
included compositions by Schumann.
Moszkowski, Delibes. Lassen and Heller.
At the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church the musical selections this MORN
ing will be taken from Mendelssohn's 8
oratorio st Paul They will inclue
tenor recitatiye. And They Stoned Hin
choral. ITO Thee. o Lord: soprano
recitative And the Witnesses" quartet.
Happy and Blessed Are They" At the
evening service: Chorus and quartet,
How Lovely Are the Messengers; So
prano SOLO. Jerusalem: tenor solo. BE
Thou Faithful Unto Death" The quar-
tet is composed Of Mrs. Ivy Herriot
Shade. soprano; Miss Mae Emily King,
contralto: Mr.. Howard Buttervorth,
tenor and Mr.. Theodore T. Apple. bass.
Mr. Louis Corning Atwater is organist
and choirmaster.
Mrs. Ernest Morsell has returned from
Baltimore, where she was the soprano
soloist at a musical She was heard TO
advantage in He Was Prince Lynes,
and Because 1 Love You. Dear" Ha~-
ley).
The last of the series Of historical re-
citals by Mr.. Charles Rabold was given
at the. Washington Club Tuesday aftar-
noon. The program included Erinne-
rung ."Wie 'bist du Meine knn,sln'
..Tambourliadchen, WE Meiodien.
Meme Liebe ist Grun" an" .verrsth" ..,-t
st.rk.s Message GHuso wo,n: '.Ich
Trage Meina Mime" and 'f-acelie tRieh-
ard strauss: ITO Helen and "A Dream
Within a Dream" Charles II. Loeffler'
MIR. Rahold was formerly member o.
the faculty of the Peabody Conservatory
OF Raltin1ore and is now instructor. OF
vocal music at Yale College.
Tho choir Of the Dumbarton NJ. F..
Cpslrph. under the dlTecllCH oi W "
liam r. Glover. added one more To IT'S
hong list of successes Monday evening.
when it gave the sacred cantata "Oliyet
/ t, Calvary" by Maunder. The solos
were we'll sustained. Miss Bessie Birch.
snnrano: Miss ~ Craig contralto: Messrs.
Richard p. Backing. tenor and John
Waters bass The hall was filed with
an enthusiastic audience and the nne
work of the chorus under MIR. Glover
was the occasion of much favorable COM
| ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm Eutchin.
| the latter formerly Miss Mary kimbaH.
sailed last week from Philadelphia for an
] indefinite STAY abroad lhey nave spene
/ the latter part Of the season in Wash
| inston with Mrs. kutchins parents. Dr.
and Mrs. F. s. Kimball and the early
| rortion of the winter with Mr.. kutchin's
| daughter. in Canton, Ohio.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Dowlng. jr.. tenor
/ and organist OF ST. Martins Church.
! have returned from their wedding trip
| and will resume their places in musical
| circles.
Miss May Goodman. soprano. left last
week for a visit to her sister. Mrs.
| J. NJ Gwyne of Brooklyn, y. y. She
will be absent about two months. and
/ Philadelphia
The Rnbinstein Club has 'prenared some
new and beautiful work for its concert
Wednesday evening. Miss Julia Allen.
| soprano. will give several solos. besides
singing the incidental solo in the club
r,Imhar "The Wafer Sprite's Revenge"
Mr.. Fabian will play group Of Chopin
numbers Mr.. Ernest Lent will play a
cello obligato to 1.-The Birth Of the Opal"
by the club. and Mr.. Henry Xander will
assist with the accompaniment to the
soloist.
Miss Mamie Kramer. who has been
spending the winter in Washington with
relatives, has been engaged as teacher Of
piano at the young ladies seminary &C
Forest, Miss.