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

baritone, gave THE Arabs Bride: Miss
Ada Birch, soprano sang Rose in the
Bud by Dorothy Forster: Mrs. Jessie
Thomas, violinist, played Bohms DO
lero": Mr.. Charles Myers, tenor. was
heard in. II Love You So" by Tosti Miss
Roberta Amies. pianist. gave a spirited
rendition of Moszkowski's concert waltz:
Miss Edna Doe, soprano. sang June" by
the program by singing Loves Messen-
ger and "A Summer Garden by Her
man Lohr.
The new male quartet, the Amphion,
made its debut Thursday evening at the
annual concert given by the Washington
Chapter Of the American Institute OF
Banking. The members We're heard In
The Night Is Still" tClarke,, Lullaby"
tBrahmS,. and an encore Tom, the
Piper's Sen" kendalD. The quartet is
composed of Messrs. Henry W. Jaeger.
first tenor: Il. Stimson Barker. second
tenor: Edwin Callow, first bass: Oliver II.
Phelps second bass and director. Other
attractive numbers on the program were
''Merrily i Roam (Schleiffarth), My
dreams (TostD, Creole Lovers Song"
dudley BuckI, Mr.. +. Stimson Barker:
Angels Serenade' lBraga), Miss Edith
knight Ellis: Il Envy the Bird tSchu-
berD. Mr. Henry W. Jaeger: The Wind
milf (Temrerly). Mr.. Arthur Delbert:
duet. Song of the Troubadour'' Uordan).
Miss Stowell and Mr.. Jones; MY Thought
of You and Two Eyes of Brown" (Haw-
ley), Miss Frances Bethune. The accom-
paniments were acceptably played by
Mrs e. Stinson Barker. Mrs. Edwin Cal
low and Mrs. Thomas l.. Jones.
of Mendelssohn will be commemorated
Tuesday at the studio of Mr.. Oscar
FRANKLIN Comstock. An attractive pro-
gram has been prepared. consisting OF
compositions by Mendelssohn. the number
of greatest interest being the beautiful
concerto, which will be played by Miss
Won Sayn of ST. Petersburg, q pupil OF
the great Joachim. Miss Alice Eversman,
soprano, and Mr. Comstock will give
groups OF songs, and there will be two
and four part numbers as we'll.
A feast of good things in the way Of
music was provided by Dr. and Mrs. Fry
for their guests Thursday evening. The
program opened with two piano numbers.
''Melodie Italienne' (MOszkoN-skD and
"Pierrot' tSchuett. we'll rendered by Miss
Elsie, Murray. These were followed by
two contraito solos. La Cieca.' from
'Gioconda CPonchielleb. and 'Barcarolle
(TostD, by Mrs Gillespie nocturne in Il
solos by Mr. Ernest Lent piano solos.
nocturne in d flat Chopin and valse
in A fiat Chopin. Mrs. Ernest Lent:
soprano solos; oh. for a Burst Of Song
liam HALEY; ''Serenade' CTorino) and
Am Sprnsbrunnen'' (Davidoff). Mr.
Lent: contralto solos. The Rosary"
(Neyin) and I'm Blossom Time Need
die, '.Hongroise" G-isz0 and Meditation"
LenD. Mrs. Lent: The Lark CParker)
and .'rhe Tear (Rubinstein), Miss Hal
ley: "rraumerei tSchumann) and, for en-
core. 'Wiegenlied" (Schubertl. cello solos
by MIR. Lent. Miss Mamie Mullaly was
tf,, :,rtOn1naniSt the vocal numbers.
The choir OF Trinity Episcopal Church
has the preparation of the oratorio OF st
Paul. we'll under way. and Mr.. Comstoch.
the choirmaSter. hopes to offer finished
performance in the near future.
Miss Clara Drew was hostess at studio
recital last night. presenting Mrs. Mabel
Owen Beard and MIR. Arthur Horace Tir-
ren in ID well chosen program OF songs.
Their numbers included "Nur wer die
Schnsucht kermit CTschaikowsky). sleep.
Dearest. Sleep Randagger), Mrs. Beard.
with cello obligato by Miss Ethel Lee;
piano solos,. THE Clown" (Chaminade,.
'.Rondo Cappriciosso' tMendelssohn,. Mr.:
Ernest Benin: Il Hid My Love- and Il
Know Lovely Garden" D'Hardelop.
Mr. TirrelI; Dawn" D'HardeloD, %
Thee. Ny Marjorie tchase). .Bergere
Lesere'' fold F'rench). Mrs. Beard; piano
solos, Prelude anu Ballade (Chopin), Miss
Leonora Lacey: Kashmiri Song 'fin.
DEM. Mr.. Tirrell: ALE stella Conndeiite
(RobaudD. Mrs Beard and Miss Lee. Miss
OTooe was the accompanies.
The fifth public rehearsal OF the Re-
bew Orchestra was held Monday evening
in the lecture room OF the kellar Me-
mortal Church under the direction OF Mr..
H. w. Weber, assisted by Miss Emily l..
Colleck OF Ishpeming, Mich, soprano. and
Mr.. John p. Rcdekcr. bass. A viola. clari-
net and piano trio by Messrs. G. j. Weber.
Il. b. Schmd and w. G. Weber was spe-
cial feature OF the program.
Mrs Thomas c. Noyes has accepted an
with the Musurgia Club and
will be heard In a group Of songs at the
clubs next concert to be held in Feb
ruary.