Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-06

| The Friday Morning Music Club will
resume its meetings this week with q
lecture recital by Henry Edward kreh-
| biel. Mr.. Krehbiel's lecture will be on
| Forms of Music and the Illustrations
on the piano will be given by Mrs.
Arthur Day. This is the first of the
Friday morning musicals Under the new
director. Mrs. williston Housh. The other
officers for the season of 1910-n are Mrs.
r. W.. True, president; Miss Bradley.
! vice president; Mrs. Henry Robbins,
treasurer and recording secretary, and
/ Miss Aiieen Bell. corresponding secre-
tary.
The first rehearsal of the Washington
horal Society with the church cholrs
.ehich are to assist In the festival per
.ormance of 1.-THE Messiah" TO be given
| in December, was held Monday evening:
/ The combination made splendld body OF
/ singers and some good work was Done
| 4 Cheering message was read by Mr..
| TrayIor from the Rt., Rev. Alfred HARD
ing. bishop of Washington. the new pres.
| ident of the society. The quartet Oh
soloists for the concert was then an, an
RiheIdaffer of Pittsburg, Pa: Mrs. Cor
| neIia Marvin Dillabough of New YORK,
| contrato Hobart Smock OF baltimore,
| Md tenor, and Frederick Martin OF rev
/ NOrk DaSsO. n nuIlDCI Va OthS'
ed rehearsals are set to take place De-
! fore the concert.
The executive committee OF the Rubin
stein Club has decided to give some m
| formal musicals once a month during
the a. ming winter, in add tion to the three
| regular morning recitals and the TWO
| evening concerts. These informal pro-
! grams will be given on the third Wednes-
| day of each month excepting In January,
NO concert Is SCheduIeQ
| for that date. They will begin at II
| O. clock promptly. following immed' ateiy
on the regular rehearsals, ana tne nrst
one will be given November IT, These
| programs will be given by the active ana
| honorary members OF the club and are
| OMEN TO the associate members, though
no formal invitations will be sent out
! for them. The first morning recital Will
take place December Z, ana the nrst
evening concert January Is. in the ball.
room of the Arlington Hotel. Mr.. Reed
| Miller will be the soloist at the January
| concert.
| Mrs Theodore r. Apple, one OF the So
| pranos of the Rubinstein Club VII be
the offertory soloist at Gunton-Temple
| Presbyterian Church this morning, wnen
| she will be heard in Newcomb's setting
Of the hymn Come Unto Me-
The program of music to be given by
the choir of the FIRST Congregational
Church this morning. under William wall
whidditt. director. will include the an
Bischoff, and There is No Sorrow. Lord,
Too Light by Godfrey. The offertory
number will be bass solo, Jesus Said.
whatsoever Drinketh.'' by Bennett, sung
By. J. Walter Humphrey: and ;, an organ s
whidditt. The preliminary. program In
the evening by Mr.. Whidditt will in
elude the organ suite, chorale. introduce
ton and Scherzo and Andante, by
them "Magniflcat." By Marks. will be
rendered by the choir; offertory, Seek
Ye the Yord.' by Roberts: choir hymn.
| Come Unto Me-" and organ postlude,
| ''Trlumphal March," by Buck.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld. president of
| the Won Unschuld University of Music.
| assisted by Miss Mildred Kolb. Miss
Myers and Louis Potter. gave two reel
tails Thursday and Friday evening at the
Washington Heights branch of the uni
| versity. Nine. Won Unschuld's numbers
| included Liszt's "Soiree de Vienne." elev-
enth rhapsodie. and The Trout" by
Chopin polonaise. Leschetizky's "Valse
Chromatfque'' and Chaminade's 'Humor-
esque"; Louis Potter gave concert etude
in. fla; and Liszt's transcription OF
Myers was heard in a Brahms Inter
mezzo"
The choir of the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church, under the direction
of Mrs. Frank Byram. will be heard this
morning in Harry Rowe Shelley's ''Hark!
Hark. Ny Soul The incidental solos
for soprano and contralto will be taken by
Miss Aileen Miller and Miss Lucille Smith,
respectively. At the evening service Miss
Margaret Depue will sing Rodney's Cal
vary" and the anthem will he Abide
| with Me- arranged as quartet for male
| voices. and sung by Messrs. Jasper Hart
man. Byram and McKillam.
A pleasant event of the week took
place Friday evening at Luther Memorial
Church. under the direction of Mrs Dun
can Lee Richmond. The affair was for
the benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society
and was a success from both a financial
and musical standpoint. The program
included two trios for piano and strings.
%serensde BY Wdor , and .. t.ser ,a
by Mascheroni. Butterfly Cay" by
Blanche Muir Dalg!eish piano, solos;
ss0tGa poem rl by ha Mios W,,m ana
F'licKinger: tenor solo, "cujus Amman
from Rossinis "Stabat Mater" Lucius F.
Randolph jr. cornet solo. Heart Bow
ed Down." by Balfe, Miss Jeanette
Baker; mezzo-soprano solos, MY Love
1.-The Pine Tree. by Salter, Mrs. Dun
can Lee Richmond bass solo, The
Heart Of the Witches" by Cora Cassard,
| Charles F. Roberts; piano solo, Sonata"
| by Schumann, Mrs Hope Hopkins Bur-
roughs: quartet for piano and strings,
| Dances From Henry VIII" by Edward
| German-Morris dance. Shepherds dance
and Torch dance: a group of ehildTens
songs, Mrs. Arthur p. Greeley; contralto
| solo, Lullaby" by Vannah. Miss Blanche
A. Young. and for encore, You'd Better
Ask Me" The accompanies were Mrs
| Burroughs, Miss Flickinger and Harry
Wheaton Howard.
Miss Marguerite Howard. soprano SOLO
| list of st. Stephens Catholic Church, sang
| last evening at the entertainment given
| by the Tennessee Society to the other
| southern organizations of the city She
| was heard in Swallows" by Cowen:
| when Love Is Kind" Old English
| Bonnie Sweet Bessie and "FruhIings-
lied" by Well.
| A reception and musical proved a fea-
| ture OF much interest at Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church Friday
evening. The affair was I'm charge Of
| the ladies of the congregation the lee
/ ture room being decorated In autumn
leaves and blossoms and rose-colored
! lights, presenting an artistic appearance.
| The musical program was given by Mrs.
| Blanche Muir Dalgleish, contralto SOLO
| list of the church, who sang Butterfly
Gay" by Adams; Little Irish Girl" by
| Lohr: Forever and Forever by Tosti,
and It'll Death by Mascheroni Miss
Lanstreet was heard in Scotch song