Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-04

Meer'' Nerhallen. 'Gavotte'' tMartini,
Miss Lee: duet. Mrs. Woods and Mrs
/ Reed: chorus. Ashes of Roses" (Wood
mani, with Miss Lucy Brickstein at tn
| piano
Mrs. Annie Grant Fusitt was the so
! prano soloist at the hurch of the Gov
enant last Sunday evening. She wa:
heard in new sacred song, The Bor
derland." by Mr.. Ernest Lent. with violiI
and cello oblisato by Mr.. kaspar and
Mr.. Lent, which won much favorable
comment.
| The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. A. NJ Blair
director. has been invited to sing at the
District Chapter of the d. A. r. TO the
visiting delegates during the Contnenta
Congress. The affair will take place al
the New Willard April II and Miss Mabe
Boardman will make an address on the
Red Cross work.
The last of the series of Lenten organ
recitals in ST. Margaret's Episcopal
Church was given i yesterday by the
assisted by Miss Florence Worthington
soprano, and Mr.. Charles Frailey, violin
ist. in the following program: Organ
solos. Prelude and Fugue tBachl
| .'Vorspiel to Lohengrin'' tWagnerl: violin
solos :.Nocturne" Chopin. "Humoresaue'
tDvorak): soprano solos. The Crucifix'
Faure) The Cross tWarel: organ solos
shepherds Song and ''Toccata' tEl-
dridge,.
! The choir of Holy Trinity Catholic
| Church will sing Bartholomew Mass in
Z fiat. following the blessing OF the palms
at ln;' Am s TO-DAY ns Mr. S IheOdG ire
Latin version. Sion laetare,' L" the ar
rangement of f. j. Beidernann. at the
offertory.
| Gin pf h,
| METROPOLITAN Presbyterian Church. under
! the direction of Mr.. Z. Allen Terrell,
gave a concert of sacred music Monday
evening. The program included Dudley
sohns :'Hear My Prayer" and several
numbers from the oratorios OF The
Messiah and THE Creation HaydnD.
The choir was assisted 10y Miss Flora a.
Jackson. soprano: Miss Anna + Brett,
contralto: Mr.. William G. Mills. tenor:
Mr.. Newton T. Hammer, baritone. and
Edgar Priest. A.RM.C.M.. organist.
the last meeting of the Margaret Wheat
on Chapter. ID. 4. r.. at the home of the
regent. Mrs. Vcndergrift. 10Th and r
streets. Miss Sheehy was heard in The
Years at the Spring tBeech. Just a
Wearin for You and May 1 Print a
kiss?' Carrie Jacobs Bond). She was
assisted by Miss Mamie Mullaly at the
piano.
Miss Cornelia Hardness was heard in
. her graduating recital at the Won Tn
SchuId University of Music and Dramatic
Art Wednesday evening. Her program in
cluded Selections from the Thfrty-fwo
Variations ludwig Won Beethoven:
Gavotte in G major. from the fifth French
suite (Bachp; Nocturne in F sharp major
Chopin: Two Mazurkas Chopin: con-
cert study. "Waldesrauschen" hiszt).
and "CarnivaT' (Grieg). Miss Hardness
is a graduate OF the piano teachers
training course. and one number on the
program. "Etude'' (Stephen Heller), was
played by Bertha Cans. instructed by
Miss Hardness. under the supervision of
Nine Won Cnschuld.
Sir John Stainer's .Crucifiyion'' will be
sung by the choir of st. Margaret 8
Church this evening at O'clock. The
rendition will be under the direction of
Mr. A. q. EloTidge, organist and choir
master. the soloists being Mr.. Joseph l..
Battle. tenor: Mr.. Walter Humphrey.
baritone. and Mr.. Charles Moore, bass.
Mr. Stanhope Ordway Crane. the new
orsanist OF Metropolitan Memorial NJ T..
Church. will preside TODAY. Mr.. Crane is
and an artist graduate from the West
Morgantown.
A concert was given Friday evening
at the Church of the Reformation. Ex-
cerpts from THE Daughter of the Regi-
ment'' GDonizettD were given by the
Philhoe Quartet. which is composed of I'll.
W. Hoeke first violin; Mr.. ]. y. Philips,