Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-27

Happy Days" by Strelezki. with cello
3bl n a Miss Field; duets, "oh; That
"Quis Est Homo, from '.Stabat Mater"
Mrs. Parkinson and Miss Field The
Rosary" and Kept In by Nevin, and
s sWhen An n, the World Was YOUNG by
| "Jocelyn"; Tarantella," by Squire, and
Andante. by Goterman. Miss Lee, and
piano solos, Invitation to the Dance.
Weber; Second Nocturne, by Chopin;
Morning Mood" by Grieg. Mrs. Givens.
Mrs. Givens also played all of the &C
COMMITMENTS in her usual satisfactory
| manner.
Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker will give her next
pupils recital December 8, in her new
studio on 10Th street.
Messrs. Theodore T. Apple and Arthur
| b. Pierce were the soloists at the recep-
ton given Friday evening by the Zwingli
class to the congregation Of Grace Re-
formed Church at the Sunday school
mar apple sang e. ms
| Cretan, by Elliott and Hum of Bees
| by Mal1oy, accompanied by Mrs. Apple at
the piano. Mr.. Pierce gave number of
plantation songs much to the delight and
amusement of the audience, accompanied
[ by Byron B. Blodgett
| The musical program at the reception
| Of the sodality in st. Paul's parish hall
Wednesday proved very enjoyable. Mrs
Frederick j. Rice contributed a soprano
| solo, accompanied by Miss Schafer on
! the piano; Victor Golibart gave several
tenor solos. playing his own accompani-
ments; Miss Annie Donovan sang xii
larney," and for encore annie Laurie
| Miss Lillian koechling played two violin
solos, with Miss Koechling at the piano.
| Mrs; Mary Byrne Bowling was in charge
| of the music.
Miss Ethel Lee, cellist. will assist the
choir of st. Michael and All Angels
Church this evening during it's special
solos. "Berceuse," from "Jocelyn," and
"Cantilena." by Golterman. besides play
ing obligatos to solos by Mrs. DIR. S.
Lord and Mrs. E; Croggon Selections
Will he rendered also by Miss Lillian NJ.
Lewis. soprano; Misses Marion Mccoy
and F. Briggs, altos, and Fred Mitchell,
tenor. Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will di-
rect the choir and play the organ.
Harry j. Jackson. a newcomer in
Washington, from Norfolk sustained the
tenor part in Maunder's Song of Than INK s.
giving last Sunday evening in place -
william G. Mills, when the work was pre-
scented by the choir of old st. johns
Church at the Church of the Covenant,
under the direction of H. H. Freeman.
| Miss Marian McFall will leave tomor-
row to keep some concert engagements
| TN the south The choir of the First Bap-
fist Church. under her direction, will
! sing this morning the anthems, awake.
NY Soul" by Schneider; Praise Ye the
| Father" by Gounod, and the offertory
number will be soprano solo, '"Thanks-
giving by HI. Taylor. At the evening
service the S Choir viii sing Savior Source
MRS. James X. Kerr, contralto, will give
! the onertory number. Mrs. Edmund
Barry will assist, as usual, at the organ
| Miss Lillian May Lewis has returned
| to Washington for the winter, and viii
sing the offertory at Ingram Congrega.
| tional Church this morning.
| Richard Lorleberg, violincellist. will
be heard in joint recital with H. H. Free
man. Organist and choirmaster of old St
Johns Church, this afternoon at 4
| o'clock.
| The Cecilia Ladies' Quartet. composed
OF Miss Mary Barber. first soprano; Miss
Gertrude Reuter-, second soprano; Mrs.
Eleanor b. Spencer, first contralto, and
| Miss Marian Mccoy, second contralto,
with Miss Lena Sutton as accompanist,
has resumed rehearsals for the season.
| The second concert in the course to be
| given under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Congregational
Church will take place at the church
| Friday evening, December .. An attrac-
! tive program has been arranged by VIII
/ liam Wall Whiddit, director of the choir,
which will include glees and choruses by
Sullivan and the Indian lyrics by Vim
cent: The solos will be sustained by Mrs
! t. II. Smart, soprano: Miss Edna Scott
Smith, contralto; William Wall Whiddit
and Alden A. Potter, tenors. and Walter
| Whiddit will play the accomplishments
and the choral numbers will be given by
| choir of seventy voices with Mr.. Whid-
The pupils of Miss Helen Gladmon
were entertained at a musical Friday
evening at the home of Miss Jennie
Darby. They were assisted by Miss Edith
Lark by Schubert. and Rubinstein's
Good Night" Included among the num-
bers were the piano solos. 'Polonaise,"
by Chopin, Miss Clara Hflleary; "Valse."
by Durand, Miss Leah Gladmon; THE
Butterfly" by Lavallee Miss Margaret
Darby: 1.-THE Flatterer.'' by Chaminade,
Miss Helen Stake: March Hongroise," by
Delioux. Miss Jennie Darby; "Mazurka,'
by Lack. Miss Mary Moran; "Rhapsodie,"
No. 6. by List, Miss Frances Somervile;
Schuett's valse, "A la Bein Aimee" Miss
Mildred Moore; March Mignonne," by
Poldini. and MacDowells "Polanaise" in
''Scherzo." in B fiat minor, Miss Kathe-
rine Rohrer, and "Rhapsodie," No. L.
by List. Miss Mildred Cornwell.
| AT the Church of the Ascension this
evening Anton Kaspar will play some
violin solos for ten minutes before the
service. He also played during the of
fertory Friday evening, when the choir
of the church, under his direction, gave
Maunder's Song of Thanksgiving'
The choir Of the Metropolitan Presby-
| terrain Church will sing Maunder's ''Song
| of THANKSGIVING this evening at the
church This choir, which did such good
| work last year, is arranging for a series
| OF special musical services to be given
| the last Sunday of each month until next
May. With one exception, the entire Sc
] ries of Dudley Bucks. cantatas called
1.-The Christian Year" will be rendered
lMendelssohn's LAS the Hart Pants and
Hear My Prayer and Stainer's "Cruci-
fixion" and 1.-The Daughter of Jairus."
There is special music every Sunday even
ing, and this evening the choir will be as
sisted by Harry Stevens. who will sustain
the tenor solo. Arthur Clyde Leonard will
preside at the organ and the music will
be sung under the direction Of B. Allen
Terrell.
The Music Study Club. formerly known
as the Music Students Club, met Mon
day afternoon at the home of the vice
president, Mrs. Charles Raymond Wentz.
The paper on Robert and Clara Schu-
mann, was read by Miss Halle Franklin.
Mrs. Wentz sang. "Erder Herrlichste Won
Allen by Schumann, and for encore Mrs
Beach's ''Ah. Love But Day." and Miss