Evening star., 1909-03-07


Ramsdell second violin: Mr.. Charles AL
den. viola; Mr.. Bradford, cello. and Mr..
Doyle. bass viola.
The Junior Christian Endeavorers of
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
gave an entertainment and social Monday
evening. the program including: Address.
Paul Frizzle; piano duet. Misses Janet
and Doris Little: recitation. Robert
Lynch. Victor Kebler. Kenneth Collins
and Ralph Dubois; song. Miss Mary
Thompson: address. Mr.. Fishburn; reci-
tation, Florence Gibbon. Mable kebler.
Margaret Fishburn. Ruth Graf Consuelo
Hawks. May Thompson and Anita, Bur-
kett: recitation, Bertha Graf song
Consuelo Hawks; recitation. Louise Stein
berg; song, George Bliss; recitation, Mary
Burkett.
MY Country, Ills of Thee was sung
by all in closing the entertainment. Re
freshments and social half hour were
then enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. s. P. Hollingsworth, the soprano
soloist of Gunton Temple. will sing for
offertory Bischoff's "Teach Me, o Lord. =
Mr.. Provost and Mrs. Hollingsworth will
sing Jesus, Thou Source of Every JOY
(Gotze). In the evening the chorus choir
consisting of sixteen Of the young mem
bers Of the church, will sing THE Earth
lingsworth will sing Bartlett's THE Day
Is Ended with violin obligato.
The Sanctuary Choir of st. Patrick.
Church, under the direction of Mr.. Harry
Hail.. organist and choirmaster. will re-
peat by special request at the meeting OF
the League of the Good Shepherd this
evening Gounods "Send Out Thy Light"
which 1t gave last Sunday evening. and
which was the occasion of much favor
able comment. Other numbers to be
given will include the professional
Holy, Holy. Holy (Sankey), and Faith
Of Our Father (Ganss). At the IL
o'clock mass the male choir will sing.
Richardson). graduate. "In Manus Tuas''
(Novello), "Veni Creator" (Singenberger).
offertory. cave Maria" (Faure), and re-
cessional, Faith Of Our Fathers tGanss)
Mr.. Bart Wirtz. cellist of the Peabody
Conservatory was the soloist at recent
musical given by Nine. Loudon His
numbers included Variations Sym
phonique" (Boellmann), Air Bach),
"Andante'' CBoumanl, and 'Gavotte"
(Bouman).
Miss Katherine Geibel mezzo- soprano,
of Philadelphia. daughter of Adam Geibel,
blind organist and composer was recent
guest of Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee in this
city. Much disappointment was expressed
that a severe cold prevented her keeping
her engagement to sing at the Church of
St. Michael and All Angels during her
visit here.
A special Lenten choral service was
given last Sunday evening at st. Johns
Episcopal Church. GEORGETOWN. under the
direction of Mr.. G. Thompson Williams,
organist and choirmaster. The solos
were sustained by Mr.. Henry Jaeger,
tenor, and Mr.. Charles Bright. baritone.
and the program included "Magnificat.'
I'm G (Roberts): II Heard the Voice of
Jesus Say" Oykes): Lord, in This
o1,sb
adagio from third sonata (Mendelssohn),
Mr.. G. Thompson Williams.
The second in the Lenten series Of organ
recitals at st. Johns Church, Lafayette
square, was given yesterday afternoon by
Mr.. Donald II. Freeze. assisted by Mr.
Arthur H. Deibert. bass soloist of ST
Johns choir. The program included
''Toccata and Fugue." in D minor Bachl:
EBeus from liiah n1n9r aaines
Mr.. Delbert. Mr.. H. H. Freeman accom-
panist: Concert Rondo'' (Hollins "Cho
rus Of Angels Clark, 'Recessionai"
De Kovenl. Mr.. Deibert. Mr.. H. II. Free
man aceompanist; 'fntermezzo." in ID
fiat (Callaerts), and ''Toccata," in r
major. from the sixth organ symphony
(Widor). The next recital will be given
by Mr.. H. II. Freeman, with Mr.. Ernest
ist. These recitals begin promptly at
40 o'clock. and are arranged to last
about fifty minutes. Those desiring to
leave before the conclusion of the recital
are requested to do so after the fourth
number on the program, when a short
will be given for that pur-
pose.
A pleasing recent event In church cir
cles was the musical and literary enter |
tainment given under the auspices of the |
Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Ken |
dali Baptist Church. at which the follow |
ing program was given: Baritone solo. |
MY Dreams TostD, Mr.. Edwin CaliowS
piano solos, Romance. Op. %" (Schu- !
mann) and "Minuetto" (Schubert, Mr.. |
Harry 8. kennedy; soprano solo, Grand I
Aria from Del Freischutz" (Von Weber,. |
Mrs. Robert Fatt. with Miss I.ieberman |
At the piano: recitation, "A Few Min !
ites in Dialect" Mr. Edwin Callow; man I
lOlin solo. Medley Fantasie" (arranged
by SiegeD, Prof Walter r. Holt; recita-
lion. mo. 5. Collect Street. MIR. Edwin