Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
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Tho Apollo Orchestra. Albert p. Johns
ton. director, was heard In concert Friday
evening In the United Brethren Church.
It was assisted by Mrs. Kath-
arins F. Manchester, soprano; Miss
Kate Bowbeer. accompanied. and Mr..
Charles n. Hanson. reader. In tho follow.
ing program: March Entry Of Gladia-
tors'' Fuiclk); overture, poet and Peas
ant" (Suppe); soprano solo, 20 Dry Those
Tears" ODE Riego). Mrs. Katharine b.
Manchester; Bridal Chorus from ''Lohen-
grim (wagner); Spanish serenade, LA
Paloma" (Yradier): Anvil Chorus from
I'll Trovatore'' (VerdD: reading. ''Mr.
Dooley on the Grip Ounne). Mr.. Charles
H. Hanson; waltz suite. Waves OF the
Danube Qvanovioh): soprano solo, AN
gels Serenade" Braga). Mrs. Manchester.
with violin obligato by Mr.. Albert p.
Johnson: tone poem, Apple Blossom"
Roberts): finale. Under the Banner Of
Victory" CVon Blon).
The Nordica Mandolin, Banjo and
Guitar Clubs. Mr.: Walter T. Holt di-
annsa es h s sh. n Mero
politan NJ. b Church. under the
auspices OF the Metropolitan Bible
class s;l;,s The program on this occasion sion
attractive ma including: Bridal Rose
Floreaee" se nsasi}} Ts nSxsn Twins as
sss Select by the Ma. Mandolin and
The Banjo Club win render "sene-
Lily March" (Holt). There win also
b eon aad 1am0e Gibbs, 1y the
R Wit be f heard il, me Ss'ofa
Shamlnad M,., A sna H manaois
Cradle Song iMeyers): Other assist
ing talent viii include Mr. William g.
baritone, and the Euterpean Quartet.
Master C. ]. Merrick. soprano. &C
companied by the sextet. will sing His
bullaby Bon9; s amd ON sittan op by Mo to
Holt and Miss G. NJ. Walsh: Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown will assist at the
piano for the vocal selections. and Miss
Helen Herbert will accompany for the
club numbers. Miss l.. Clartne Nc
Carly, who has just returned from sew
eral years study abroad. has been en-
s sAndante spianate" and 'Polonaise,"
by Chopin.
Among the choral compositions to be
given by the Motel Choir. Otto Torney
Wednesday evening In the Arlington ball
room will be the motel written by Ec-
card O553- 1911. in six parts. also the two
choruses by Handel. strong in contrast,
from Israel in Egypt" He Sent a Thick
Darkness'' and HE Gave Them Hall
stones" In addition to the piano and
string trios, played by Mrs. Simon, Mr..
William Green and Mr.. Ernest Lent, by
widoe and GODDARD. Mr.. Lent will play
IN
9. No. 2, tChopin) "Traumerei' (Schu-
mann) and "scherzo" Van Goens).
The Rubinste.n and the Monday Morn
ing Club combined, will sing under the
direction of Mrs. A. NJ. Blair during the
May festival. which Is to take place at
the Belasco Theater. The clubs will sing
several numbers with the Metropolitan
Orchestra and a soloist from the ranks of
the grand opera singers
Mrs. A. M. Blair, director Of the Rubin
stein Club, will entertain the active. as
sociate and honorary members OF the or
ganization Wednesday morning In honor
of the second birthday anniversary OF the
club. Mrs. Barbour Of Boston will give
a series Of classic dances to some Rubin
stein music, and there will be several
other interesting features.
At the lecture Tuesday evening on Hal
'ey's Comet" by Prof. Richards. at the Y.
NJ c. A., Mrs. Alonzo Tweedale, soprano
soloist, was heard to advantage in Love
Sings the Lark (Bischoff) and Spring
Flowers CWheeler). She was assisted at
the piano by Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff.
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd wrightson. assisted
by Miss Donna Elizabeth Riegel, Miss
Faye humphrey, Mr.. Richard P. Back
recital at st. Stephens Episcopal Church
Tomorrow evening.
The choir Of Westminster Church, under
the direction OF Mrs. Frank Byram. will
sing at the morning service today This Is
the Day. by Marston. 'Hosanna" by Ora
nier (arranged for sole and chorus), "Cho-
rus Of Angels by Hanson. This evening
Mrs. A. l.. Or1nsby, soprano, will be heard
obligato by Earl Wagner, and Miss Aileen
Miller will sing a selection appropriate to
the season.
The closing recital Of the Lenten series
given by Mr.. A. G. Eldridge at st. Mar
garet's Church took place yesterday aft
ernoon, and was largely attended. Mr..
Eldridge was assisted by Mrs. Edith Y.
Johnson, contralto and Mr.. F. E. Boyer,
tenor. in the following program: organ
MANN: vocal solo. 20 For Closer Walk
With cod GBirch); organ solos. I'm the
Morning" and In the Hal! OF the Noun
tain King. eGrieg9; vocal solos TO the
Lane). '-The Sorrow Of Death" CMendois-
sohn); organ solos, capriccio demaigre)
and Coronation Marcn" (Meyerbeer).
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish. contralto
soloist of the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church, viii be heard this morn
ing in the Easter song, "Hosanna" by
Granier. Tho Angels Message" by Loud.
and at the evening service she will sing
''Glory to God" by Geibel.
The offertory solo this morning at the
United Brethren Church will be sung by
Miss Florence Girouard, her selection be-
ing "Hosanna" by Gounod.
Evangelist Chapter. knights OF Rose
Croix. A. A. S. R.. held q musical service
Maundy Thursday at the House OF the
was given:
Anthem, Praise the Lord, o, Jerusa-
lem," ]. III. Maunder; seven chants from
the Episcopal psalter. one being sung as
the light was extinguished I'm This
Sepulchral Darkness (Beethoven), ]. w.
Humphrey: ANGELS Ever Bright and
Fair HandeD. Miss Kaspar: 20 Dry
lection from Thias Massanett. Mr.. Lans-
burgh. The choir was rs follows: Miss
FRANCESCA Kaspar. soprano: Miss Elaine
Sebring, contralto; Mr. Harry Stevens,
tenor; Mr.. J. Walter Humphrey, basso
and director Of the Scottish Rite choir,
and Mr.. Harry q. Kimball. organist.
A recent event OF interest. both in etiu-
cational and musical circles was the
song recital at National Park Seminary
given by Mr. Paul Bleyden. late of the
grand opera Of Berlin and of Berne,