Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-10

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Us Go Unto Bethlehem: alto solo with
chorus. ''Slumber Sweetly'; quartet.
''Bethlem'': full chorus and quartet,
Grown Him..
Miss Mildred IIolb of the University of
Music and Dramatic Art will be one of
tho solosts at the charity concert ar
ranged for Friday next by Mrs. q. A.
Converse.
Mr.. Myron w. Whitney, ir.. was the
guest of the Friday Morning Club this
week and was heard in varied and in
teresting program of songs. His selec-
tons included "Zueienung" Or. Strauss);
'.Schifferleid' tCarpenter); ''Verborgen-
heit' (WolG, and ''Ueber die Berge"
(Weber): "Mandoline' tDebussy); Ma
rine'' Nalo): 'Chanson' (BizeD: John
PeoI' (Metcalfe): "Punchinello' (Molloy):
Marching Along CWhite): She Dwelt
Among the Cntrodden Ways" ONelley);
"Once | Loved a Maiden Fair (Parkerp,
and IF All the Young Maidens'' Uohr),
'Ciccina,'' folk song: 'Uotte blanca"
(RrogD and 'CanZone di Taomina
(Whte). Miss Brickenstein accompanied
Mr.. Whitney on the piano.
a new male quartet has been organized
among the the local singers, which will
make its debut at the ladies' night of
the Washington Chapter of the American
Institute of Bank Clerks. 1t is called
the AmIhion Quartet. and is composed of
Messrs. Henry w. jaeger. jr., first tenor:
f.. Stinson Barker, second tenor: Edwin
Callow. first bass, and Oliver \. Phelps
second base. All OF them are members
OF the Musurgia Club and experienced in
ensemble work Mrs. Phelps is the ac-
companist of the quartet, and they will
furnish the major part OF the program
on ladies night which viii be held in
the club rooms the latter part of this
month.
Messrs Wilmer and Rudolph Lent have
returned to the University of Wisconsin
after holiday visit to their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Lent.
Mr.. Eric Rath, director Of music at
Hollins Institute. Va, spent last week in
Washington visiting friends and attending
the meetings of the Music Teachers Ma
tional Association. Mr. Rath was formerly
a member of the faculty OF Washington
College at lexington and was orsanist of
prominent churches in this city. among
them st. Marys. Catholic Church and the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart.
Miss Mary A. Cryder will entertain at a
musical-tea this afternoon at her home on
y street. Mrs. Grace keye-Miller who
has recently returned from a three
month concert tour with Ntctor'S Nene-
tan Band: will sing number of songs.
Mr.. Robert Seel will play on the flute and
Mr.. George Weber Vail. so well and IA
vorably known among the younger mu-
steal set. will be heard in several piano
numbers.
Miss Vera lone Murray, accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Murray has returned
from New York. where they spent a week
visiting relatives. During her stay Miss
Murray played at a number OF musicals
and for Mr.. Herman Klein, the well
known musical critic.
Miss Alice NJ Eversman. VINO has re-
Gently returned from concert tour in
Europe, assisted the choir of the Shrine,
of the Sacred Heart last Sunday. She
DIR. William NJ. KembaIl tenor, and the
chorus of twenty-five voices Emile
karst's mass. which was sung at the
midnight mass Christmas. was repeated
the solos being sustained by Mss Mabe
c. Latimer, soprano: Miss Sweeney, alto;
Guida C. Callan, L. +. Cannon. e. j.
McQuade and Robert G. Howard Miss.
Latimer was also heard at the offertory.
with Mr.. Mark Lansburgh play ing the vio-
lin oblisato. Miss Marguerite O'Toole pre-
sided as usual at the organ.
Mrs. f. w. Ackinbaugh, formerly Miss
Laura Black has resigned as soprano
soloist at Trinity NJ. f. Church and Mrs
Gertrude Dana Brockway has accepted
the position. singing for the first time
last Sunday.
A musical will be given Thursday even |
ing in All Souls Church for the entertain |
ment of the Pensioners. their friends and |
any who may be interested. Mr.. and Mrs |
Pierce will receive in the church parlor |
preceding the program. The performers |
will be Mrs. Wllliston Hough Frank r. |
Moskey, Miss Mary f. Moskey Mrs |
Charles H. Henney. George A. Moskey |
Otto Lueb1ert. Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr |
and the Masters MoSkey. The composi-
tions performed will include the inter
mezzo from "Cayalleria Rusticana"