Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30
MUSICAL
MENTION

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y capacity audience greeted Mrs George
| Lppitt. contralto, and Oscar Franklin
Comstock, baritone, at their recital Tues
! day evening. The affair took place at the
studio on f street and marked the OPEN
| ing of Mr.. Comstock's tenth season. Mrs.
Lippitt. who is a member of the Rubin
stein Club. was heard in several groups
| of solos, as well as a number of duets,
with Mr.. Comstock. Among the numbers
| were: my Beat Ger the Tide is Speed
ing" by Graben-Hoffman, and 1--WE Will
| Watch" by Tosti, Mrs. LippItt and Mr..
| Comstock; I'm Questo Tomba,' by
| Beethoven; '.Meine Liebe list grun," by
| Brahms; Lassen's II Think of Thee" and
| ''Er list gekommen,' by Franz, Mrs. Lip
| pitt; group of numbers, Jaegerlied,"
| "Abschied,' "Morgenthau,n Nit elmer
Wasserlilie.' - "Spielmannslied' and ''Zwei
braune Auge.' by Grieg, Mr.. Comstock;
vorita, by Donizetti, Mrs. Lippitt and
Mr.. Comstock: 20 Milo Fernando" from
La Favorita." Mrs. Iippitt; "Rosetime,"
| by Hadley; Love Sang d Song" oy Smell
den Love- dedicated to Mr.. ComstockJ.
| by Forester, and Little Girls by Vidal,
Mr.. Comstock; "The Bell" by Saint
| Saens; STARS With Golden Feet" by
Song" ITO My Mother" by Bradsky.
and when Shadows GATHER by Mar
shall, Mrs. Lippitt; duet, I'm Our Boat,
by Alltsen. Mrs. LiIpitt and Mr.. Com
stock Miss Julia Higgins acted as ac-
companisr.
Mrs Henry White and Miss Margaret
White, who spent the summer travelling
and studying in Europe, have returned to
the city and reOpened their home in UNI
versity place.
The choir of Bethany Baptist Church,
assisted by William s. Blanchard, tenor,
will give the following program of music
at a special service this evening, under
the direction of Mrs. Dayelle Taylor
WEIGH: Anthem, II Am Alpha and One
ga" by Stainer, and Seek Ye the Lord
by Roberts, the choir; soprano solo, AN
gels Ever Bright and Fair" Mrs Welch
anthem, 80 Lamb of God" by Bischoff;
| tenor solo. 20 Savior of the World by
Dudley Buck. Mr. Blanchard; anthem,
Send Out Thy Light" by Gounod. the
usual, at the organ.
Mrs. Huron Lawson 0nee FRANCESCA
KaspaD entertained the vocal students
of National Park Seminary at a musical
| tea Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lawson sang
/ the Prayer" from La Tosca," and the
aria from Louise" by Charpentier. Frau
I lein Huttig of the faculty of the seminary
by several piano solos. Mrs. Lawson was
also the soloist at the meeting of the Col
| lege Women's Club. a recent event. taking
| place at the senior house of Fairmont
Seminary. when she sang group of Eng
! lish songs.
| Miss Evelyn Lewis sang Eyes That
Are Weary" by Bracket, last Sunday
| Hyattsville. The choir of this C urch a
reorganized and vested over year ago,
and has been doing very good work under
| the direction of Miss Nellie Moran. Today
at the IL o'clock service Harold Burnside,
baritone. will sing McDougall's Jesus.
Lover of My Soul
The choir at st. Michael and All An
| gels Church will give a special program
| of music this evening in place. of the reg
ular service under the direction of Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee, with DIR. Ellis Frost
at the organ. The choir will be assisted
by the Misses Marion Mccoy, alto; Eve
! Ign Croggan and Mrs. d. S. Lord, So
Mrs f. Wainwright, altos, and Nessrs.
j. X. Morton, tenor and Ben Lireback,
bass.
took place Thursday evening at the Nc
Neal studio, when Mrs. Mabel Owen
Beard and Miss katharine McNeal were
heard in program of vocal and instru-
!
ant weather, the studio was filled with an
audience of music lovers. The program
included caro- Milo Ben,'' by Giordani
Georg Hensche's Morning Hymn" ''rhe
Grun." by ]. BRAHMS. Mrs. Beard; Ca
Vote in b minor, by Bach. and REV
cry by Strauss, Miss McNeal; "L'Au-
rore." by Widor: 'Rosamond," by Chami-
made; Marine" by Lalo. and lie Occur
de Ma Nile by Jaques-Dalcroze. Mrs.
Beard; "A la Bien Aimee" by E,douard
Schutt, and three numbers by Chopin,
Prelude" 'Nocturpe" and "Polonaise."
Miss MeNeal ALL u pde. the he, Mask by
satte Liebe." by Hugo Wolf; "Thy
Name" by Wood; Homer's Break,
Break. Break" and THE Years at the
Spring" Mrs. Beard. Mrs Beard was
especially happy in her Interpretation OF
lie Occur de Ma ME- to which she gave
as an encore Hawley's "In Garden
and Miss McNeal was also compelled TO
reys, after her Chopin group. Mrs. Beard
and Miss McNeal PLANNING To
give some informal musical teas Sunday
afternoons throughout the season, when
they will be assisted by prominent local
talent in giving the programs
| The Clef Quartet OF Washington will
make its initial public appearance this
afternoon at the first of a series of meet
ings under the auspices OF the Y. NJ. C
A. at the New National Theater. Follow.
! ing is the program: Quartets. 'Marche.'
by Himmel. and Mozart's Ave Verum
Clef Quartet: violin solos. Meditation
from THAT'S by Massenet, and 'Men
/ uet,' by Beethoven Mrs. Gusack MIMI
: etto," by Bach. Schumann's "Traumerei'
and "Gavotte." by Handel. Clef Quar-
, tet: soprano solo. "Hosanna,' by Granier
Miss Noack, accompanied by the quartet
The quartet is composed of Mrs. Gusack
first violin: Frank P. Howard, second VIC
Hin; Fritz Mueller. cello. and Miss Noack
piano. Mrs. Edwin Callow will be at tn.
!. niauo for the solos and HYMNS. which