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

Rose, Virginia Wallis. Helen harrington.
Rosalie Waters. Florence Mcdonnell.
Elizabeth Wilbur. They will play COM
positions by Mozart. Beethoven, Sinding.
GODDARD, Schubert and others.
Miss Mary Iawton Leech will give
unique entertainment for the benefit or
Calvary NJ. +. Church early in December.
She will sing a program of old songs IL
Illustrated with living pictures.
Mr.. William G. Mills, tenor of the First
congregational Church. will give the
musical at the Reading Room for the
Blind, Congressional Library, Thursday.
His program VIII include Caro- Milo Ben
CGiordanD: La donna mobile. from
Walk" from "Semele" HandeD. and
Thou Shalt Break Them" from The
Messiah HandeD; Songs My Mother
Taught Me- and Cloudy Heights or
Tarta," from GYPSY Songs Ovorak:
September (Bischoff), Take. Oh, Take
Those Lips Away" (BennetU; II Wonder
If Ever the Rose" tSlater). and creole
Lovers Song CBuck). He will he assist
ed by Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff at the
piano.
Mrs. Ralph Barnard, contralto soloist
of Calvary Baptist Church. has been en-
gagged to sing with the quartet of the
Church of the Covenant at their after
noon service.
Mr.. f.. S. Mccarthy will direct the band
of forty musicians that will furnish the
music at the out-of door celebration at
St Aloysius Church this afternoon.
Mr.. ]. S. Theimeyer. organist and
musical director of Trinity German
Lutheran Church, has decided to remain
at that church i'm spite of flattering Of
fers from other congregations.
The members of the students Art
of tlo Mt Seminary.
consn avenue. gave an entertainments
Thursday. The program was as follows:
Piano solo, Magic Lantern tdodaTn',
Miss Elizabeth Freeman: essay, Two
ton: song. Sing Me to Sleep GreenD,
Miss Miriam Harding. with Miss Grace
Lnck at the piano; essay, me Artisl
tEvangelisD. Miss Marie Hack, ana plailo
solo, Regatta Veneziana" tRossini-LlsztD.
Miss Marie Hack. The remainder or the
evening was passed in social amusemehts.
handsome hand-painted prizes being won
by the following: Misses Eleanor Brophy
of Roanoke. Va: Marguerite Kennedy.
ScottdaIe. Pa: Evelyn Leitzinger OK
Clearfeld. Pa; Hilda Byrne Of Eyerson,
Pa; Helen Griffith of Baltimore. Md, ana
Averill Bogley and May kengla of WASH
ington.
dme. Marie Won Unschuld, the faculty
an students of the Won Gnschuld lni-
versity of Music will hold reception
-
yersary of the opening of the university.
This reception will be followed by the
concert 20 be given later by the ARTIST
graduate to whom the diploma or Nlrtuos-
it,, accompanied with the gold medal. Will
be rendered. The gold medal was de-
signed by Nine. Won Unschuld. and IS
considered by connoisseurs a work OF arr.
This diploma is the highest honor given
by the university to its pupils. IL Is only
awarded TO the artist graduates who are
considered by the jury to make success
full concertist
The choir of the West Street Preshy-
terrain Church was entertained by mo
pa stor, Rev. DR. Marshall in the manse.
1921 street northwest Friday evening.
About thirty-fve of the members mele
present and an enjoyable musical pro-
Ram was furnished. Among the sololsts
present We're Miss Susan Taggart MIS-.
s. T. Bacon and Mr.. Ambrose Durkin.
Leroy Birch. the director, also sang. Sew
oral interesting numbers were contributed
by the Sunday School Orchestra. under
the leadership of DR.. Marshall after
which refreshments were served.
The following program was rendered at
the first meeting Saturday evening, Of tine
Old Masters Club: Piano solo. Sampson
and Delilah" tSaint-SacnsD. Miss Goodail'
Song without Words" tMendelssohnl,
Miss Grace Adams; waltz in Ao tChopinl.
Miss Selene Dortch: vocal solos. "Nymphs
and Shepherds" PurcelD, Madrigaf'
(ChaminadeD. Miss BERTHE Thompson:
nocturne. r major, Nature Study.
major UIassalle Spierp. Mr.. Lassalle
Spier; vocal solo. Expectancy" dudley
Buckl, Miss Richie Mclean; gavotte. i'm
+ major (Wilson G. SMITH. Mr.. b. Frank
Gebest.
For it's nineteenth annual concert, to
be given next Friday evening. the
Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist Sunday
5 Choul has secured the services OF the
soloists: Robert Downing. ira
gedian: Miss FRANCESCA Kaspar. soprano:
Joseph F. Matthew. tenor; Miss Mary En-
lily King. violinist: Miss Ethel ToZier.
j. Frank Duggan, basso: George
III. O'COnnor, comic songs, and Arthur
ID. Mayo. accompanist.
Mr.. j. Norris Myers. baritone. formerly
of Washington and now of New York.
spent a few days i'm the city last week
and sang with his old associates In q.
Matthew's choir last Sunday