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

rell in well chosen program of songs
Iheir numbers included 'Nur wer
dis sehnsucht Kermit" Tschaikowsky)
Beard. with cello obligato by Miss Ethel
Lee; piano solo. ''The Clown (Chami-
nade2, "Rondo Capricioso'' (Mendelssohn),
mr.. Ernest Benin: Il Hid My Love" and
Mr.. Tirrell; Dawn (dHardelop, To
Thee, Ny Marjorie" Chase "Bergere
hegere' loid French. Mrs. Beard; ''Prel-
uoe and 'Ballade" Chopin. Miss Leo
nora Lacey; kashmiri Song" Finden),
Mr. Tirrell; "Alle Stella Confidence ,Ro-
banudD. Mrs. Beard and Miss Lee. Miss
Marguerite OToole was the accompanist
The Washington Chorus Club gave it's
third concert Of the season at Mex endree
M. e. Church Tuesday last, the program
being devoted chiefly to selections from
operas The program included 1.-The
Miserere' from III Trovatore," the quin-
tet from Martha" the lullaby from
! "Erminie" and selections from "Lucre-
Fla. Tannhaeuser. "Cavallerio Rusti-
Bohemian Girl Carmen and Faust
Inc ne solos were sustained by Miss Deland
Price, Miss Snitfin. Mrs Odeu Miss
Grigsby, Mrs Richards. Messrs. Peters.
Penny. Brewer and Aburger. Mr.. Jo-
seph Harrison gave a violin solo Mr.
william Ciabaugh sang the .'roreador'
and Mr.. f. G. Heintz. the New Orleans
tenor, was heard in the duet from III Tro-
Vatore. with Miss Deiand Price. and
number from Martha The chorus club
is growing rapidly and is under the direc-
ton of Mr.. William j. Palmer
The choir of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church will sing today H T.
Stewards mass in D minor with English
words. arranged by the organist and
choir director, Mr.. Lewis Corning At
water. The mass will be given entire |
with the exception of the Credo At the
a nj ilatp h,
art Will be sung. and organ numbers by |
the same composer will be given by Mr. |
Atwater.
An evening of music was given under |
inc auspices OF the membership camp ign |
committee of the y 81. c. A. last Tues
DAY evening. FEBRUARY =. in the associa-
tlon parlors In G street. Eric Shilling
opened the program with a piano solo
and was followed by Robert Stearns. vio-
l1nist. Vocal solos We're sung by Albert
Chesley and DIR. William Hamilton. The
Hat, monologue, was recited by Frank
Boteier. Probably the most popular num-
Der or the program was the association
mouse quartet. composed Of A L. Bobst,
Z. III. Trims. r. L. Mathews and B. s.
LAWN. H. A. Treat was the accompanst
Miss Franceska Kaspar soprano is
making weekend visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josef Kaspar. at their
home in NJ street. Miss Kaspar has heen
singing the week past in Philadelphia
having done such satisfactory work with
the Merry Widow company of the mid
die west that she has been promoted to
the part OF Natalie in the original Merry
WldoW company. She was also the prin-
cipal soloist at a big benefit concert which {
was given last week in Philadelphia, !
where she made pronounced success.
Miss kaspar will rejoin her company to-
I
The Organists and Choirmasters' League {
held its February meeting Thursday in {
The parish hall of Trinity Episcopal c
-hurch. Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock I
lelng the host of the evening. Mr. Edgar i
'r1est read an interesting paper on GER /
ain forms of the chant now In use in
he Episcopal churches, illustrating his
emarks from time 10 time on the piano | +
'fter which the annual election of off, q
,ers took place, resulting in the re-elec- e
ION OF Edgar Priest as president and n
oscar Franklyn COmstock as secretary. i
short musical program followed, by \
'lr Leroy Glider, tenor. of St Paurs / 4.
hoir. who gave two songs. and Miss a
subie Stanford who played Grieg's so. s,
alta in F major. for violin and piano, L
With Mr.. Comstock at the piano The G
vening closed with supper and pleas M
mt social hour by the members Of the Y
sague and few invited guests. T
A recital was given Friday evening at fl
he studio OF the Misses Minke, on 9th IA
treet northwest. They were assisted by Q
Lr. George Sabourin. who gave a group %
{ songs which were well received and / !,
ncored. At the close Of the program r,
,iss Matilda Minke gave several numbers oh
4 the piano. I'M
lnday evening at the Church of the NJ
ovenant, at which the music will be q.