Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-21

reonest Winter song lBuiiardh ny
the Dark Eyes (Coombs). and "Ecs-
tasy." Beach). Mr.. Glider; "Rockin' in
de Win" (Neidlinger. quartet; recital.
Inc Story at the Club Mr.. Callow;
baritone solo. Little Billie" Farquier),
Mr.. Hicks: MY Luv is Like a Red, Red
Rose Guettner. quartet; tenor solo,
On the Road to Mandalay, (Speaks).
MT. Matthew: recitation, ''Da Fightin'
| irnshaman." DAILY. Mr.. Callow; bass solo.
| !Harvey Murray, Mr.. Apple: THE Viii
iaee Choir" Nynes), quartet.
re anton kaspar. vioinist; gave joint
Huttig. pianist, at Miss Madras School
| FOR Girls, that was delight to all who
haa the good fortune to be present. The
program included. Sopata. OPP. 8, (Grieg),
| SONATA, Vieuxtemps), for violin; waltz
from Gounod's Faust, Giszt, for piano;
! Humoreske." Dvorak): Souvenir
Drdlal, and Introduction and Rondo.
int-Saens, for violin; ''Fantasie Mig
non, (Sarasate), violin, and 'Romanza''
and Mazurka,'' (WieniawskD. for violin
The choir of the Church Of the Ascen-
SION, Massachusetts aveQue and 18th
street, will give MaunGer's . song of
thanksgiving. Friday evening, November
70 at 8 O'Clock. Solo work by members
OF the double quartet. No cards of adj
mission required.
The Lecene Ladies' Trio, now in its
third season. has been rehearsing for a
private recital which they will give in
the near future. The trio is composed
of Miss Christine Merrick Church, first
zo-soprano, and Miss E. Lenore Lacey
contralto
Mr.. Edwin Calow, baritone, will be the
soloist at the Y. NJ. c. A. mass meet
ing this afternoon at 3 pm. and
viii give Lead Kindly Light (Hawley)
Guide My Footsteps, Loving Shepherd
(Foster). and Nazareth (Gounod).
Miss Sanders. associate dean of Leo
jean College, rendered a ballade by Rein
ecke before the National Indian Asso-
clatlon at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Fulton, 1211 Vermont avenue, Friday aft
ernoon. Miss Sanders is an accomplish
ed pianist and her nun bers We're thor
oushly enjoyed by an appreciative au-
dience.
Miss Jennie Gennan. organist and choir
has arranged the following program to
be given this morning. the feast of the
presentation. at that church: "Asperges
:.svris (" ITO .c "Introit Gregorian,
mass Gradual" Crecited). "Credo''
Maria Wits, quartet: .Sanctus''
tStehles prize mass. Benedictus (Gloetz-
ner, from unison mass). "Agnus Der
tStehle's prize mass). communion (Grego-
rian). At vespeIs Mr.. F.. E. Moore will
sing the 90 Salutaris.
Much interest was shown last Wednes-
day evening at the organiZatio of a new
musical club, called the "B Sharp Club"
at the home of Mr.. Frank J. Allen. The
OBJECT of the club is to study the life and
works of great masters. After business
meeting, during which Frank j. Allen was
made president. Miss Margaret Paine,
vice president, and Miss Emma NJ c.
Bender. treasurer and secretary de-
lghtful musical program was rendered
by the members of the club, several guests
having been invited to enjoy the enter
tainment. Those who participated were
Miss Bertha Hansen, soprano; Miss Marie
Hansen, pianist, of the Peabody Con-
servatory; Miss Margery Snyder vio-
linist: Miss Emma NJ. G: Bender Of the
Peabody Conservatory. pianist; Miss Mar
garet Paine, pianist: Mr.. Frank J. Allen,
pianist; Mr. John j. Allen, baritone.
Among others present were Mrs. c. B.
hart. Mr.. Bushrod Hoppin. Mr.. Frank c.
Mccoy and Mr.. Bruce Cleveland
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church this
morning the choir will sing the anthem
Still, Still with Thee" (Rogers), and
the offertory number will be a duet for
tenor and contralto. Crossing the Bar"
by Ashford The quartet is composed of
Miss BERTHE Thompson, soprano; Miss
Mary B. Sewell. contralto; Mrs. E. r. T.
Embrey, tenor. and H. H. Campbell, bass
Mr.. A. B. Kelley presides at the organ.
Mr.. Oscar Gareissen was heard in one
of his choice programs last Thursday
evening at his studio before a discrimi-
mating audience of musicians and music
lovers. Mr.. Gareissen opened his program
with a group of Schubert songs. Der
Wegweiser,' Wanderers Nachtlied."
Der Doppelgaenger." "Muth," Die For
ellie" "Hark. Hank! the Lark" These
Rogue" "Out of My Souls Great Sad
ness" The Rose Complained'' (Franz),
"a Swan (Grieg). THE Monotone" Cor
nelius), "Ritournelle" (Chaminade). Bar
bara Allen" and 1.-The Vicar of Bray
(Old English. BY special request Mr.
Gareissen substituted the Two Grena-
diers' for one of the program mum bers.
giving that inspiring song with great
spirit and vigor. with Miss Helen Nettle-
ton at the piano. In the other numbers
lyn Fay of Rochester, n. Y, who rem
dered the accompaniment with a vel
vety touch and sympathetic interpreta-
ton that We're delightful.
The first recital and reception of the
ItedUeTS 1iuD LOOK place last night IN the
parlors of the Y. NJ. C. A. The club was
assisted by Miss Katherine Erney. So
prano. and Mr.. Edwin Callow, baritone
in the following interesting program:
Recitation. Scene from 'L'Aiglon,'" Miss
Ada L. Townsend; THE Transformation
of Miss Philina," Miss Emavieve Rose:
Two Gentlemen of Kentucky" Miss
Feagin; "Genevra," Miss Emma l.. Os-
trander; forest scene from LAS You Like
L. Mr.. Alfred Roderck; who's Afraid?"
anG Little Brown Baby" Mr.. w. Alfred
Falconer: sopranos solos, Nut Tree"
(Schumann) and It'll l Awake (Worden),
Miss Erney; The BaEdelerS'' (Stuart),
Mr.. Edwin Callow, with Mrs. Edwin Cal
low at the piano.
A recent event Of interest in church and
musical circles was sacred concert given
in the auditorium of St. Marks Lutheran
Church. The program included organ
prelude. Romance in Flat Oemare).
Miss Nellie Sheckells; contralto solos.
The Good Shepherd (BarrD and still,
Still With Thee (Hawley), Mrs. Willard
j. King; violin solo, Alteration Borrow
SKID, and Ave Maria (Gounod). Miss
Florence Simpson; baritone solo, 'one
s :Ts u Solemn m Thought" ambrose and
Theodore Howard: organ solo. Prof
Wells: duet. for two sopranos, Forever
with the Lord (Gounod), Miss Florence
NJ. Noack. first soprano. and Miss Fannie
r. Noack, second soprano; trio for strings,
Largo" HandeD and AVE Maria Stella"
ter and F. P. Howard. with Mr.. Edgar
Robinson as organ accompanist, and Or
gan postlude. Festival March, (ReadD
Miss Nellie Sheckells.
A successful entertainment was given