Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-27
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musical entertainments was given by
me Euterpean Quartet at Wesley NJ T..
church under the auspices of the E.
mo,.n League The quartet Is composed
OF Miss Edith Stoweli. soprano: Mr.. WI
liam G. Atherholt. tenor; Miss Josephine
q. DIN. contralto and Mr.. Arthur Del
bert, bass, and they Were assisted II
giving the effective program by Mr.. "
Alfred Falconer, dramatic reader and
Miss Anne c. Holden. accompanied The
numbers We're all well rendered ana en-
Enthusiastically received. both soolists and
quartet being compelled to respond 10 en-
cores after each number. Among tho
selections given We're. quartet. 20. Huer
Thee. My Baby" (Sullivan), encore "Ah
sence" Hattonp; soprano solo. 18th
Maids of Cadie" Delibesl. Miss Stowell
readings. selected. Mr.. Faiconer: has
solo. THE Windmill' CTemperly). Mr.
Deibert; quartet. When Hands Meet
PinsutD. encore. Kentucky Babe" tGei
bell: contralto solo. lie Parlate d'Amor-
CGounodl. Miss Dill: readings. 0hurnor-
''roreador Hola'' CTrotere), Mr.. Athcr-
holt. encore, Il know a Lovely Garden
(d'HardeloU. and quartet, Good night
Good night. Beloved" (PinsutD.
Mr.. Fl. II. Freeman will furnish tbs
program Monday evening at the dedica,
ton of the new organ at the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. New Jersey avenue
diu hOI SdJl STREET. he Will De 848L8IS0
by Mrs. d. Olin Leech, contralto. and Mr..
Otto Luebkert, basso.
Ernest 7. Winchester, organ5st end
choirmaster OF St Paurs Catholic Church,
has been invited to give an organ recital
at the University OF Virginia on the now
Carnegie organ.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgseish, oontruleo
soloist Of the Washington Heights Pres-
hyefa l>ya.
the tea given by the Women's Missionary
Society OF the church with an informal
program OF songs. Mrs. Dalgleish was
in splendid voice and sang Tho Dying
christi. ''over the Hills" (vannah). In
tie One Crying" GSpeaka). .-Good-bye'
GNfoir), For Love of You" (HastinEsn.
His Buttons Are Marked Z. s." Bond.
Pretty Creature (wilson). Tho Bees
EImmilD. Mora" (Pggett). Little Irish
Girl U.owe). His Lullaby (Bondo. "a
Winter Lullaby (de Koven).
The choir OF st. Paurs Catholic Church
program of music to be given holy weef
and at Easter. Tho full choir will b.
augmented at all services commencing
Palm Sunday by the Paulist seminariap
College, Catholic University. The full Of
fees for the week will be strictly carried
out.
Miss Ada Mae Craver, soprano; Mr..
William Scantlebury. jr., baritone: Miss
Nan Dougherty, violinist, and Mr. Alfred
BroSskurth. euphonium. were the assist
Ing soloists at the concert given at Odd
Fellows Hall by the Naval Gun Factory
Band, Jacob G. Moody, conductor. The
Glorious Flag" Won Blon); overture.
Hungarian Iustspiel'' Keler-Bela); So
prano solo. "Dost Thou Know That Sweet
Land Crnonas). Miss Ada Mae Craver.
with Mrs. Helen Crouch at the piano
valse, Moonlight ON the Hudson (Her-
MANN. OPP. Dos: euphoflfum solo. Rocked
in the Cradle of the Deep" (Rollinson).
with variations. Mr.. Alfred Grosskurth
ser re S' la s0f Palomaa Wi.ai.ss and
Novelette," Loves Sentinel" (Rath-
bun): selection from Balfe's opera, DO
hemian Girl" cTobanD: violin solo.
Souvenir DrdIa). Miss Nan Dousoerty.
with Mrs. Walter Redrow At the piano;
medley selection. Southern Plantation
Songs (Conterno); mosaic. Bits OF
Re1nick's Hits OAmpel: baritone goADs
"Bedouin Love Song HunsutD. Mr.. WI.
s scam sr al tho piano. ana srsnd
sacred potpourr1. Joy 70 ohe WoE3G,
(Barnhouse).
Miss Helen Arnold Netxleton sAWo -
song rec1I6l luur8O6y evening ~ x4o
Connecticut avenue. In the presence a .
large audience Miss Nettleton gave ren.
ditions OF songs In German, French and
English. assisted by Mr.. Wilbur Howard
Peter, who sang selections by Mac
Dowell. Gounod and Schubert with en-
cellent taste.
The second In tho series Of Nenten
organ recitals at Mount Vernon NJ.
f. Church South Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. Alfred T. Eldridge. organist and choir
master of St Margaret's Episcopal
Church. The assisting soloists at this
recital will be Mrs. Thomas A. Hulfish.
contralto soloist OF Mount Vernon
basso. Foundry NJ E. Church.
Mime. Won Unschuld gave trio recital
last Sunday in the parlors of the uni
versity with her assistants, Mr.. Daniel
cellist, and Mr.. George M. L. Leimhach.
viola. The program was as follows
Dvorak, "Dumky" trio OPP. 80. lento
maestoso, allegro quasi. doppio mobi
gro, lento maestoso. vivace. Brahms.
piano quartet, OPP. .. allegro. allegro ma
non troppo, andante con moto. presto.
A musical was given yesterday by the
pupils Of Marie Stone Smith at her home
on Newton street. The participants OF
the excellently given program were Eliza
beth Gain, Eleanor Smith, Sam Rees AL
lev, Margaret Mann. Mrs. G. R Brown.
Elizabeth Swenson. Dorothy Wooden and
Marie Ridgely.
One Of the most creditable programs
heard recently In educational circles was
given In the assembly room OF Belcourt
Seminary Wednesday evening. and in
cluded violin. piano and vocal selections
The numbers were received with spon-
taneous applause. The selections in
cluded: Piano, "Aragonaise'' (Massenet)
Misses NJ Lent and E. Mayfeld: piano.
La Regatta VeneAano." nocturno 0-iszt)
and IT Love Thee" op. Al. No. 3 (Grieg).
Miss Ruth Campbell: song. III I But
knew" (Wilson Smith,. Miss Margaret
Wynne: piano, "Fantasie Danois'' (Nfo-
zarD, Miss Cecile B. Shreve; song. 1.-THE
Nightingale Has Tyre of Gold"
(Whelpley) Miss Clara Blackboard: plano.
"F'ruhlingswerwachen" Haberbier) and
1.-The Chase" Cd. 5. No. 1 (Rheinbergerl.
Miss Eugene Sparkman; piano. 'Rondo
Brilliant" OF. 50 (Von Weber,, Bar
carolle'' in G Rubinstein) and "Melodie
Ia Mazurka." op. 40. No. 0esche-
tizkD. Miss Evelyn Hand: song. IF
Thoughts Had Wings" Qehmann). Miss
Elise Bowman: piano, "Mazurka"
GeschetizkD. Miss Marjorie Lent: songs.
Absent (MetcalD and "VioletG''
(Wright), Miss Hattie Foreman: piano.
'.Cachoucha Caprice" op. 70 Raf). Miss
Ewing Mayfield; violin, Concerto" No.
Ode BerioO. Miss Helen Harvey: plano,
"Eglogue" GiszD. Melody" in K fiat