Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07

furnished by quartet and chorus of Sc
tected voices. who will give Gounod's ST.
T me- mass. entire. with English words.
The quartet will consist Of Mrs Annie
Grant Fusitt tsoprano). Mrs. Esther
Gumphrecht (contralto). Mr.. Melville d.
Hensey Uenor) and Mr.. Arthur Porter
soass!; MT. Almond Gumphrecht will di-
rect the choir and Mr.. Harvey Murray
Will preside at the organ.
Inc first OF series of organ recitaIs
by advanced pupils OF Mr.. II. IL Free
man man was given Tuesday evening at St.
Jonh church, Lafayette Square. The
program was given by Mr.. Donald Fl.
freeze. assisted by Misses Josephine Mad
lson and Eliza Knox. Mr. Freeze PLAYED
concert overture In e fiat and Berceuse
IN D minor (Bach): Romance in D fat
Lemare). and Festal March (Calkin).
MISS Knox sang 20 Jesus. Thou Art
Standins' oGounod). and the duet Love
Misses Madison and knox. with NJ
freeman playing the accompaniment
ne Necl'ia quartet is new organiza-
tlon composed of well-known local sing
ers. Miss Ada Birch is first soprano Mr.,
Jennie ArtZ Boeley second soprano. Mr..
Eleanor Baker Spencer fir.t alto and NJ 50
Florence Sullivan second alto Mrs
Spencer is director and Miss Vance Sulli-
van the accompaniSt
Mrs Charlotte Gardiner I.ippi.. pre-
sented several pupils i'm song recital Fri
day, February ). at her studio on F street.
She was assisted by Mrs. Ella Knight
program: Quartet. The Bee and the
Dove tCowen). Miss Harnden. Miss AL
den, Mr.. -ardine and Mr. Conner: soprano
solo. Invocation D'HardeloD. with vio-
Bohm). Miss Conner: alto solo. "Song of
the South Uawley). Miss Alden; duet.
Go. Pretty Rose" (Marzials) and 20
That We Two Were Maying'' tSmithD.
You and Love" D'HardeloD, Rose in
the Bud Foester Call Ne Back
Oenza). Mr.. Jardine: soprano solo "He
Was a Prince" (Black). Mine and Thine
II Know Lovely Garden" D'Hardelo).
"Who Is Sylvan" (Schubert). Mr. Conner:
violin solo. Mrs. Ella knight Ellis:
prano solos. Roses (Adams). LYDIA
the Forest sd THE Nightingale" (Men-
delssOhn). Miss Harndon. Miss Alden Mr..
Jardine and Mr.. Conner. Mrs. Grace d.
Jackson was the accompanist.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hefferman enter
tanned at musical Thursday evening In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Brown at
their residence in Monroe street. Tho
program was given by Miss Eva Whit
ford; Miss Ethel Tozier and Mrs. William
Rosary CNevin). Spring Has Come
Maude Valerie White). Nightingale
and Mon Desir" (Nevin), "A Birthday
Cowen). Miss Tozier played Etude Men
ielssohn). 1.-THE Lark" OiszD, Fourth
Valse (Chaminade). Etude on Forme de
Valse (Saint-Saens) and Etude 0iszp
Mr.. Green. volinist, also added to the
pleasure OF the occasion by contributing
4 violin solo by Vieuxtemps and a
iavotte (Bohm). Berceuse from Jocelyn
Godard) and Traumarei (Schumann) An
specially interesting feature OF the en-
ertanment was the recitation OF Paul
ne Pavlovna' Thomas Bailey Aldrch)
)y Miss Whitford.
At the meeting OF the Texas Society
leld Tuesday evening large attendance
Il the members and their friends were
Entertained by the following musical
rogram: Piano solo. Miss Emma Ben
'erdi's ''Attila." Miss Mabel Latimer
,oprano). Mr.. Edward J. McQuade QenorD
nd Prof. L. E. Cannon Cbass): baritone
oios (al Gypsy John" 90 III Doughty
IRIS George: vocal selections. (a) "I Love
ou." CD Stride Lee Vampa," from 'Il
rovatore.'' Miss Margaret Sweeney:
hstling and limitations Mr.. A. B. Grit.
tn; tenor solos. ca The Highwayman,"
uade; soprano solos. (D 'Carrissima."
D, Comm Thro the Rye" Miss Mabel
atimer: quartet. Puccinis Good might.
eloved." by the Solo Quartet from thu
oir Of the Sacred Heart Church-Miss
abel Latimer. Miss Margaret Sweeney.
'ol. L. +. Cannon and Mr.. G. c. Callaa
All accompaniments were played by
ISIS Marguerite o'"oole. organise Of th>
cred Heart Church