Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-05

Invitations have been ISSUED t. the firsl
morning recital of the Rubinstein Club.
Mrs A. NJ. Blair; director. to take place
Wednesday morning In the ballroom OF
the Arlington Hotel at II o'clock. There
will be four numbers by the club. assisted
by Joseph F. Matthew, tenor. VINO will
sing the incidental solo in Brueckner s
Bird Song" Mr.. Matthew will also give
a group of songs. in which Ii. will be
accompanied by Miss Gretchen Hood.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish, contralto.
will sing MY Heart Is Weary" from
'.Nadeshda," by Goring Thomas, and Miss
Ethel Lee, celiist, and Miss Josephine
Underwood Munford, honorary members
Of the club, will add to the OCCASION.
each with a group OF solo numbers. Mrs.
w. w. Burdette will be at the piano.
The musical art organization known as
the Motel Choir, lIecle0 ny UtIO Iorney
simon. Will give its nlst concert this sea-
son Wednesday evening al continental
uail before an audience OF 2,UUO- in vlteu
guests. The choir will have the ASSIST
ance of MRS. QUO Il. SIMON, pianist; All
ton kaspar, viohnist, and Ernest Lent,
celiist.
guests OF Miss everett at the Colonial
School Ffiuay afternoon, Wnen, Mss
Josephine Underwood Munford, pianist,
was heard in an exactlng progia am o.
contrasting styles. MISS Muntoro opened
the program with Scunet's> 'Larulva.,
Up. 10, and responded to an encore WITH
Lescnetlzsky s Ioccata. a uist.n.t Iea-
ture was ner Interpretation OF me Bacn
prelude anu fusue from the We'll lem
pered ClavIchOru. her otner numuers
to-. ,ra1<I . t,Ah Loo ~ N
NO. /, five snort preludes. Op q, by
Chopin; ''Nocturne, OPP. u, No. =, Cho
pin; Lisz,'s "Knapsodle," No. 8, and en-
core, "oclierzo, by Mepdeissohn.
The first concert of the st. Aloysius
Sanctuary Choir, under the direction OF
Glenn w. Ashley, took pace in GOnZaga
hall Wednesday evening. The choir was
assisted by the Madrigal Quartet, COM
posed OF Joseph f. Matthew, first tenor
lie Roy A. Glider. second tenor: James >.
Hicks, first bass, and Theodore L. Apple,
second bass The program ranged from
such serious works as tne "Auoramus lie
Christie from DUBOIS seven Last
Words" to the simple and popular irish
melodies of Moore and C,acibei. The pal:
ance of tone In the choir Was eXCeii. -
The attack good and the pianissino PAS
sages were especially well rendered. Inc
program was as follows: Praise Ye the
r'atner." by Gounod. choir; duet. Watch
man, What OF the Nlght? by SarJeant.
Messrs. Glider and Hicks, accompanied
by Charles r. Bartlett; Nazareth" by
Gounod, with INCIDENTAL solo by j. Wise
Byrnes, choir; ''Adoramus TIE Christie, -
by Dubois; Great and Marvellous Are
Thy Works." from Gauls Holy City,
and Killarney" by Balfe. the cnolr;
The Village Choir. by Frank Lynes,
the Madrleai Quartet. and for AN encore.
"kockin' III de VIM; believe Me II All
Those Endearing Young Charms" by
Moore, the choir; bass solo, Ashore
by Willard. Mr. App4e. and for encore,
All, Ills Dream; Tine Last Rose o.
Summer" by Moore, with An tncidenta,
500 sung by Masters Charles Reasan ana
eugene AuidfluEe, the choir; tenor SOLO,
ON to Pnliauei phla," by Haynes, Mr..
Matthew, AND Come Back to Erln. py
CiaIiDel. with incidentai 500 by j.. Wise
Byrnes, the CHOIR. All the NUMBERS were
| cordially received.
Miss Lillian Chenowlth has resigned her
position. at the Universaiist Church OF
)ur Father TO accept the position OF con-
tralto soloist at the Foundry Methodist
| Church, where she will sing today. Miss
Emma Houchen will sing in place OF
Miss Chenowth with the kuartet of the
Church Of Our Father during December.
There was special song service a
/ Ingram Memorial Church last evening un
| der the direction Of Mrs. Henry Hunt Nc.
Kee The soloists were Miss LII liar
| Lewis, Mrs. e. F. Barnes. Mrs. Marie
Mitchell. Messrs. Fred Mitchell and Ray
mOnd Hutchins.
Earl Carbaugh, who has been for some
time In charge OF the music at Noun,