Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

teacher. and included duet, "Babillage,
by Bachmann. Yetta Fetterman and Joe
Frank; Newman's I'm the Woods" Yetta
Fetterman; Gypsy Fireside." by Ellen
Dance" Sophie Fetterman and Miss
Frank: The Millers Tale" by Necke.
| Sophie Fetterman; Wely's "Titania, .
| Miss Rena Ehrlich; .Twinkling Stars, -
by jackson. Helen Whitman and Miss
Frank; Oesten's 'Gondolicr.' by Miss
Helen Whitman. The second part, given
by Miss Whitman's pupils. was as fol-
! lows: Duet. Englemann's Concert Polon-
aise." Miss Dorothy Douglass AM Miss
! Mabel Stewart: Beyers Duet" Lois
Marian Whitman: Lacks .'Cabaletta''
and Nevin's Water Scene Miss Dorothy
Douglass; Anvil Chorus" from III
Trovatore. Miss Edna Frank and Miss
rice Miss Mabel Stewart: duet, ALE
gro" from Beethoven's Pastoral SYM
phony,' Miss Frank and Mrs. Whitman.
! and LISTS Rhapsody" No Is, Miss
Edna Frank.
Music will be a feature at the special
| service of the confraternity Of the bless
ed sacrament Of st. Dominic's parish,
which will take place this evening. Sew
eral numbers will be given by a string
Hamma's 20 Salutaris'' and 'Tantum
Ergo" by Lonk, the children of the
parish will sing during the procession
and compline will be rendered by thirty
three seminarians and fifteen priests from
the College Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. the Dominican House of Studies at
the Catholic University. The choir will
be under the direction of Miss Barbara
Bischoff, who will also preside at the
organ.
The annual musical at the Methodist
Home for the Aged took place Friday
evening. The program was arranged by
Mrs. Isaac Birch Of the Dumbarton Ave
accomplishments. Mrs. d. Olin Leech
contralto. sang 1.-The New Kingdom" by
Tours. and 1.-The Old Gray Bonnet by
request: Mrs. Gertrude Dana Brockway
Roses Red" by George Schleissarth: Mr..
Roland Roderick contributed several
numbers and Mrs. Dalgleish sang Tostis
Venetian Song" His Buttons Are
fly Cay The Bees Courtship'" by
d'Hardelot. Little Irish Girl and
You'd Better Ask Me-" by Lohr. Nora"
by Plgott. The Pretty Creature" and
Goodbye, Robin
Mr.. Fulton B. karr at St Andrews
Parish Hall Thursday evening. Among
those taking part were: Misses Mary
Hartley. Elva Ledeuk. Mary Jones. Mel
lie wal f1dZcl 1cOIS &C. NS-
ell and Master Albert Sopher. Miss
Hartley and Miss Walton were notice
able for their excellent technique and
expression. Mr.. karr was assisted by
the quartet of St. Andrews p E. Church.
Mr. John L. Apple, tenor and director;
Mrs. Fannie Atlee Gage. soprano; Mrs.
John Roberts, contralto, and Mr.. Fred
G.. Schaeffer, basso, who rendered 1.-The
Old Romance" by Mendelssohn. and
Messrs. Harry P. Wilkins and Richmond
E. Bingham, tenor and bass soloists of
the church.
The final evening with the choir at the
West Street Presbyterian Church, George
town. will be held this evening. The
anthems by the choir will be 20 That 1
Had Wings Like Dove (Smieton).
Praise Ye the Father (Gounod) and
praise be to Cod by Trowbridge. A
duet arrangement Of 20 Divine Redeem
e." (Gounod) will be sung by Miss Har-
riet Harding. soprano. and Mr.. Leroy
Birch, baritone The soloists will be Mr..
L. Percy Thompson, bass, and Miss Bes-
sic Birch, soprano. The director Is Mr..
Leroy Birch and the organist Mr.. Loyal
B. Aldridge.
st. Paurs chancel choir closed its
fifth consecutive season at high mass
Wednesday night in the parish hall.
On the latter occasion a representative
audience gave the choir numerous re-
calls after each number. The choir
soloists. J. NJ. Conwell. baritone; Henry |
w. Jaeger. tenor: Masters Joe McGar-
raghy and Raymond King, sopranos,
ana Edward Roach, alto, acquitted