Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

Lyrische Stucke,'' by Grieg. Good night, "
canon in the second below. and ''Happi-
ness Ever is Fugitive Found (canon
9 by both b.
Scully, Mrs. Brown, Miss Bradley, Mrs.
Spanhoofd and Miss r. X Sewall. Mrs.
| Day played "Fugue" in F, from Wohl-
t temp dns .r Klavier, part l. by j. s.
| by Beethoven; Mrs. Gawler and Mrs.
| Barnard sang "Oh, That We Two Were
Maying." by Henschel. and the program
closed with a presentation of Cesar
| and Fugue, by Mrs Bruce King.
Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischofr, soprano:
Anton kaspar, violinist: B. Frank Gebest.
| accompanist. delighted company of
music lovers at the Laise-Phillips School
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bischoff was
heard in aria, Linda di Chamounix." by
Donizetti; Itch muss nun einmal singen.'
and I'm der Maerznacht." by Taubert;
II Wonder if Ever the Rose" by Slater;
"A Birthday by Coleridge-Taylor, and
two songs by Bischoff. THE Rose 1 Give
You and Goodnight. Sweet Dreams"
the first number. the aria from LINDA d
Chamounix," being especially we'll adapt
ed to her voice and style: Mr.. kaspar
gave group of violin solos, ''Mazurka,"
by Wianiawski: Romance" by Wien-
iawski. and Dance Of the Goblins." by
sharp minor Polonaise and LISTS
Rhapsodie, No. -.
The Monday Morning Music Club, Mrs.
A. M. Blair, director, gave its first recital
this season Monday in the ballroom of the
New Willard. An admirable program
opened with Henschers Morning Hymn
and Rubinstein's Thou Art Like Unto a
lowed by May Day" by Walthen: "The
Lass with the Delicate Air." old Eng
lish. and Who'll Buy My lavender" by
German. Mrs. John L. Edwards: Pas
t1rais a and Capri CsPriecio by sear5astiTau
of MacDowell numbers. Prelude I'm
provisation," "In a Post-Chaise,' and
.'Polonase." Mrs. Knorr; Birds Song, -
by Brueckner. chorus. with incidental
Promise of a Joy Divine from 1.-THE
King of Lahore by Massenet. Henry
Pursel Veazie: Gypsy Suite. for piano
and strings, by Edward German; Lonely
Life, Love Song and The Dance; vio-
ford and Mrs. Lewis; cellos. Miss Lee and
Miss Stanley: chorus, Butterflies by
Mildenberg, the club.
tralto. was the assisting soloist at a
faculty concert at Fairmont Seminary
last Saturday evening. She sang "Ele-
g1e.' by Massenet; How Much I Love
lHcts ny rFhHk Lie dTSc, anu SCIldl-
kowsky number, with Mr.; Lent playing
the cello obligato.. Others contributing
to the program were John. Porter Law
renee, Anton Kaspar and Mr.. and Mrs
Lent.
Miss Angela Small, mezzo-soprano,
and Miss Katharine McNeal. pianist.
came to the. rescue of Miss 'Gifhn at the
Public Library last week. and on very short
notice gave a program for the blind and
others attending the Thursday musicals
Miss McNeal played "Gavotte,' by Bach;
ITO Wild Rose. by <MacDowell: THE
Butterfly" by Eayalle: a group Of Che
Fantasia" and "Polonaise'' and Venetian
Love Song" by Nevin fand' ''Valick," by
Mokrejs Miss Small was heard in a
varied selection of French and English
songs. receiving numerous encores. She
was accompanied on the piano by Miss
Elizabeth EglestOn.
A program of giees and folk songs was
given by the Washington Chorus. Club.
William J. Palmer, director. At odd Eel
lows Hall Thursday .evenfng5 The clui,
was assisted by Dr. w: NJ. Kemball
tenor. andvrMr- JAMES Nolan. baritone
Vikings did North Winds" by Tours;
20 Paradise by Meyerbeer, DR. KEN
ball; baritone solos, I'm Silly Night, . by
Brahms. and "Neapolitan Folk Song"
Iech." -by 'Barnby. and 'shoogy shue." by
Ambrose; duet for, tenor and baritone,
La Ferza Destino." by Verdi, Mr.. No.
Ian and DIR. KENDALL; Hunting Song"
by Mendelssohn; and "Polonaise" in A fiat
jr.; tenor solos, Venetian Boatman's
Evensong," by Bach, and Una vergine."
by Donizetti, DR.. Kemball: 1.-The Lake, -
by Abt. obligato. Miss Loretto E. O'Coh-
flaming, and Fugitive Vision" by Mas
senet, Mr.. Nolan, and Fling Out, Wild
Bells" by DR.. Damrosch.
Rubinstein Club will take place Deem
Der % in the ballroom of the Arlington
No cards will be sent out. but the affair
is open to both honorary and associate
promptly at II O'Clock. following the
regular rehearsal. and will be given by
Mrs. Dayelle Taylor WEIGH. Mrs. Cans
and Miss Bates, sopranos; Miss Katharine
Brooks. pianist, and Miss Helen Dodge,
violinist.
Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker's musical club
will hold its first meeting at her studio
December p. when the life and works of
Beethoven and List will be taken I'D by
her students. Only the music of these
composers will be given.
At St Johns Church this afternoon at
4 o'clock a joint recital will be given by
Anton Kaspar, viOlinist. and H. II. Free
man, organist The special selections to
be rendered by the choir at this service
will be offertory anthem. How Beautiful
Upon the Mountains" by Walter Spinney;
a festival "Magnffcat and Nunc Dim
mittis,'' by Bruce Steane and the benedic-
ton anthem, Thy Will Be Done" by
Parke.
The Won Unschuld Club will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening in the par
lors of the Washington Heights branch OF
the Won Unschuld University on 18th
street.
The quartet of Wesley NJ E. Church,
composed Of Mrs Charles B. Bayley, So
prano; Mrs. D. DIN Leech. contralto;
Thomas l.. Jones, tenor, and Owen Pen
ney. basso. will be augmented for the
Christmas services by Mrs. Albert John
son. Mrs Leftwich Sinclair and Messrs.
Harrington Barker and John Purvis. Miss
Rubie Stanford. violinist. will also con-
tribute to the program
Miss Carolyn Con- has been engaged
for December contralto soloist at
Mount Vernon NJ. f. Church South Miss
Goff comes from Tennessee and is spend
ing the winter at Chevy Chase College.
The Motel Choir, directed by Otto Tor
ney Simon. will give the following pro-
gram OF mOtets and nativity texts at the
Church Of the Covenant this evening at
1880 o'clock: 20 Magnum Mysterium," by
Vittoria; "Cherubim Song" by Eschai-
kowsky; Celebrated Christmas Song"
by CalvisuS; Three Kings Have Jour-