Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-12
MUSICAL MENTION.

Clara Jones. and several Chopin numbers
by Miss BurbaRe. The evening closed
win the singing of an Ave Maria by
MISS Edna James Sheehy. soprano. which
was composed especially for Miss Sheehy
ny MISS Burbage. Interest was also added
TO the program by the rendition of sew
erai original compositions by Mr.. Eric
knute Shilling.
At the last meeting of the Marcia
surns u A. r. Chapter Mrs. Howard
A. Coombs played Chopin waltz. op. 81.
No. !, and Mrs. Isdel contributed several
vocal numbers
The Students Club of the Washington
College of Music held it's second meeting
for this month Friday evening. when the
Following program was given: Life sketch
OF Mozart and Haydn. Miss Merrill:
biography Of Won Weber. Miss Eelma
Cheesman: Symphonic III Tia Surprised.
Tor four hands (Haydn), Misses Olmstead
and Miller; Fantasia in D minor (Mo-
zarD. Miss Hilda Beetham: 1.-The Violet
mozart, Miss Gertrude Reuter-: Fan
tasla in c major (Mozart). Miss William
Gatehell: Pretty Lady. from Don Clio
won Weber,, Mr.. w. Engel. jr.
AT the morning service today at the
Church of ST. Michael and All Angels,
the regular choir will be assisted by Miss
Marguerite Stewart. soprano, of Seattle.
wash, and Miss Frances Leibing,
daughter of Prof. Herman Leibing. one
or the foremost musicians of Terre
Haute. Ind. This evening at 7:3O pre-
l1minary song service will be given. when
the regular choir will be assisted by
Miss Lillian NJ. Lewis, formerly the
soprano soloist of the church, and Mrs.
a. j. Brylawski formerly Miss Flora
Bernheimer. the coEtralto soloist of St.
Paul's Lutheran Church. a half hour of
ing at this church previous to the regular
service, and on the last Sunday of each
month the evening service consists en-
tirely of sacred songs Mrs. Henry Hunt
The second sacred concert at st. Mark s
Lutheran Church was given Friday even
ing, and among the numbers on the pro-
ture' Faulks). Miss Nellie sheckelis;
baritone solos. If God So Clothe the
Grass (Bschoff) and Judge Me. o
God" DUDLEY Buck), Mr.. Arthur G. Stur-
gls: soprano solos. % Salutaris' Hargltt
and ''Cantique de Noel ADAM, Miss
Agnes Downey; quartet, HE Shall Reign
Forever" (Hall-Mach), sung by Miss Flor
ence Noack, Mss Fannie Noack, Mr. F.
Ieonhardt and Mr.. Edwin Callow; meZzo-
soprano solos Savior, Breathe an Even
ing blessing" Neidlinger) and Il Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say" tRathbum. Miss
Esther Linkins: violin solo. ''Cavatina'
(NeiD, Mr.. Frank p. Howard; baritone
solos. Nazareth" (Gounod) and 20 Rest
sohn), Mr.. Edwin Callow; soprano solo.
Jerusalem Parker), Miss Florence M.
Noack. violin oblgato by Mr.. Howard !:
organ postlude, Grand Choeur' Faulks)
Miss Nellie Sheckells.
The program OF music to be given at
st. Patrick's Church this morning will
include organ prelude. "Serenata" (R
Kinder; professional, Faith OF Our
Fathers (Ganss). sanctuary choir; AS
perges" GTegorian). Ganss, sanctuary
choir: "fntroit'' fSilby). sanctuary choir;
"Kyrie' "a. Carey, mixed choir: Grad
uale and Alleluia' (Silby), sanctuary
choir; Vent Creator" (Carey). sanctuary
mixed choir: offertory. proper (Silbyl,
sanctuary choir: offertory, motel, 20
Bone Jesu'' (Palestrina). sanctuary choir:
''Sanctus. Missa Brevis." "Benedictus"
and "Agnus Del. Missa Brevis" CA.
Carey. mixed choir; Communion" (Sil-
by). sanctuary choir; occasional. "Hark.
Hark! My Soul (Richardson). sanctuary
choir; postlude, march in B fiat (E. Silas)
organ. The music at the vesper service,
at 4:30 PM. will be rendered by the
choir OF mixed voices, under Armand
Gumprecht and at the meeting of the
League Of the Good Shepherd in the even
ing at O'Clock congregational singing
and the sanctuary choir
The third public recital this season OF
the Rebew Orchestra attracted the usual
crowd of music lovers The orchestra
was assisted by Mrs. Bueila Luxen
Household, Mr.. E. T. Hart. Mr.. Walter
Crouch and Mr.. H. B. Schmidt. The re-
cital was given in the lecture room Of the
Keller Memorial Church last Monday
evening and the program included; March.
BLACK Queen" (white); soprano solo, 4
Hid My Love- Mrs. Buella Luxen
Brown, with Mrs. ]. G. Klein at the
p no, waltz. "Debutante" 6Santelmann);
soprano and tenor duet: "oh; Could the
Laxen Brown and Mr.. J. G. Kleine. ac-
companied by Mrs. Kleine; selection. DO
hemian Girl (Balfe); "Serenade' for
French horn and clarinep. Mr.. Otto G.
solo. ITO My First Love- Mr.. Kleine,
accompanied by Mrs. Kleine: encore.
Two Irish Songs -Hohr); Gypsy S
Serenade" NehD: violin duet, Petite
Symphony" (MoreD, Mr.. E. r. Hart and
Mr.. Walter Crouch, accompanied by Miss
uosey), orchestra.
The third musical entertainment of the
Washington Saengerbund this season
the society, under the direction OF Mr..
Henry Xander, when the following we'll
selected program. will be given: Chorus.
I'm Valid Leu). Saengerbund: piano
solo, "Rigoletto Phantasy" IisxD, Miss
Katherine Alderman; bass solo. aria
from Faust (Gounod). Mr.. Thomas A.
Murray: violin so.os. Andante and AL
legro Moderate from Seventh Concerto
chorus "ueber's Jahr" wan der
Stucken). Saengerbund; baritone solo.
'Toreador Song" from Carmen" (Bi-
zeD. Mr.. Newton T. Hammer; soprano
solos. ''rhy Blue Eyes" lMasseneD. IF l
Could Love Thee" (Coleridge-Taylor),
Miss Mary sherier: vocal quartets The
Old Ferryman" (White) and Now ST.
lence Keep" Deckerl. Fidelis Quartet.
consisting of Messrs. William G. Ather-
holt, Carl b. xanten, Fred c. Schaefer
and Henry NJ. Forker.
An interesting recital was given Fri
day evening by pupils OF Mr. Raphael
Rooster at his studio. The program con-
sisted of piano and violin numbers. and
reflected credit on both the teacher and
the pupils. 1t was as follows: Duet. Les
Lola. Miller: "On the Meadow" tLichnerl
William Vaughan: I'VE Merry Birds"
(GumperD. Frederick Thuee; duet, joy
full Tidings" Fascher). Lillian and Earl
McGowan; Rustic Dance Howen),
Lucian Tack; Love in May (oesten):
Mss Helen Barclay Boh Mn,, GirI
ling). Miss Lillian MCGOWAN: ITO My
Star (Bohm). Miss Mildred Benefits:
''Melodie in F. (Rubinstein). Miss Clara
Warnerson: duet, Rosy Fingers
(Waehsl. Misses Ruth Broadbent and
Helen Barclay; Thorn Rose (BendeD
Darwin Tyree: Alteration" (Borowski)
Smith,, Miss Eloise Woodbury.: "Andante''
from third concerto (tioltermann) MIR