Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14
DETROIT JOURNAL

bassos. T. +. Moore, Louis V. Woulfe, Al
fred Fentress and Aubrey knight. Or
ganist and director. Miss Jennie ID. Glen
nan.
The Rebew Orchestra. Ii. W. Weber,
conductor. held its second public re-
hearsal of the season in the lecture room
Of tine Keller Memorial Church before a
large audience. Miss Florence Girouard.
one of the assisting solosts. SANG
''Carssima'' PENN, and i'm response to
the insistent applause gave II Know a
Lovely Garden (dHarlot; Mr.. Charles
Bright sang My Dear" tBalD and
Nevin's "Oh, That We Two Were May.
ing both numbers creating a favorable
! impression: piano solos by Mr.. W. j
Weber. Memberships "RondO Capric-
cioso'' and ''Serenade Rocco" Meyer
Helmund. were also we'll received. The
and the selections proved popular, in
Guiding: March, "On the Belvedere'
tFoster): overture, Lila CHarris)
waltz. Sounds from the Valley" (SeideD
ders); Indian intermezzo. Laughing
Water Hager), and march. Admiral
Farragut' Oosey).
The musical selections to he given by
the choir of the First Congregational
Church this morning will include an
organ Prelude and Pastorale' (Wachs,
anthems by the choir. "All Praise to
GOU IN Light ArTdyeQ tWagnerD, Ap-
pear. Thou Light Divine (MorrisonD; Of
fertory quartet. Jesus Only" by re-
quest (Rotolie), and organ postlude
Uewis). At the evening service Mr.
Whiddit will play the organ suite. Choir
ale. "Scherzo-Andante' III. n. BartletD
and Over Marks; Miss Edna Scott
Smith. contralto, will be heard at the Of
fertory in 20 Thou Afflicted and Tossed
by Tempest BendicD, and the service
xr-ih a10
sauna" (Wachs). Mr.. Wall Whiddit is
organist and choirmaster.
Miss Pearl Waugh gave the first Of her
class recitals last evening at her studio.
Miss Waugh gave a short talk prelimi-
nary to the musical program on the
modern composers, and the following
compositions were rendered in good style
LAntico' CSoebeck), Cradle Song
tGrieg). 'Gavotte in E. Orey shocl).
"Serenade. from the Norwegian suite
cole OLSON. Novelette," IMacDowelD,
Autumn" tChaminade). "Erotik" (Grieg).
prelude, G Sharp Minor (Rachmani-
Joy of Autumn ,MacDowellJ. At the
conclusion of the program Miss Waugh
pleased the guests by her rendition OF
Grieg's First Meeting" and "Paraphrase
de Concert Enthusiastically. These
class reunions will be held semi-monthly
at the studio
The Friday Morning Music Club held
It's first musical this season Friday morn
ing at the Washington Club. ITO I
street. The program opened with a group
Of soprano songs. "NIattinata" CTostD.
''Zueignung" tStrauss) and Lass With
the Delicate Air tArnel. Mrs. Hilton.
This was followed by: Tro-allegro con
moderate, andantino, presto-tOtto Mall
ling), Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen lpiano),
Miss r. Stanford tviolin) and Miss Ethel
Lee tcello); piano solos. Allegro, opus
3 tSchumannp, and "Gelb Rollt Mir Zu
Fussen' CRubinstein-LiszD. Mr.. Arthur
Mayo; vocal solos Love Me or Not"
(SecchD. old Scotch melody, "Mhairid
hu." and Like the Rosebud ia Farge)
Miss Edwards: cello solos, "Berceuse. -
Pepper, and lie Cygne" aint-Saens).
Miss Ethel Lee.
Miss Florence Hope seippel of Du-
buque, Iowa, will play two violin solos
Schubert's "Serenade" and Mendelssohn's
Spring Song" at st. Michael and All
Angels Church this morning. and Mr..
Hugh Yea will sing Forever With the
Lord" by Gounod. Mrs. Henry Hunt Nc
Kee presiding at the organ.
The program of music to be given at st,
Patrick's Church at the IL o'clock serv-
ice this morning will include procession,
Faith of Our Fathers (Ganss): AS
b. V. NJ (Silby). sanctuary choir: Ky
rie'' and Gloria" (Brosigb. mixed choir;
Gradual (Silby): ''Veni Creator
Cary; "Offertory Proper (Silby): of
fertory Motel. Ave Verum (Siiby). sane
tuary choir; "Sanctus," "Benedictus'' and
Agnes Der CBrosig). mixed choir: Com
munion' (Silby). sanctuary choir: recess
sional, Faith of Our Fathers (GanssD,
sanctuary choir.
The choir of the Church of the Assem-
sion is rehearsing Maunder's Song of
Thanksgiving, which will be given Fri
day evening. November ~. under the di-
rection of Heinrich Hammer.
Miss Katherine MacReynolds. principal
of the MacReynolds- X oehler Music
School. and Prof. Joseph Kaspar. director
of the violin department. have issued
cards for d piano and violin recital by
the pupils of the school. Those taking
part i'm the program will be Janet Ran
some. Cogan Hamett. Virginia Winter.
Frances Walter. Wilson Bergman. Helen
Swormstedt. Elizabeth Quigley. Martha