Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. " Hopewen. both
members of the Rebrcw Orchestra, have
Just returned from an extended visit to
| Edinburgh, where they were the guests
of Mr.. Hopcwell's parents.
Karl IIoler. conductor Of the Arion's
Gesang Nerein, announces the following
program to be given at the clubhouse
this evening: Overture, Raymond
/ (Thomasl. orchestra. chorus. .'Heimath-
! liebe' tWengerU. -Arion Gesang Verein:
trumpet solo, walters Prize Song
| Wagner. Andrew Galopin; bass solo.
/ 'Iorreador Song ,Bizep Thomas A.
Murray: choruses. "Old Folks at Home
My old Kentucky Home arranged by
Van der Stuclen. Arion Gesang Verein;
selection, Bohemian Girl (Balie). or
chestra: tenor solo, Mia Gtana" Ode
/ kovem, Melville d. Hensey; quartet,
Annie Laur-e" TIC bed. Messrs. NJ. d.
| Hensey, II. McNamee. r. A. Murray and
]. F. Duggan: Spanish dances tAIoszkow-
| KID, orchestra.
arranged by Miss Jennie Glennan, organ
list and choir directress of ST. Matthew $
| Church. to be given at the special SerV-
! ices today in honor of Cardinal Gibbons.
| Huntington May will assist the choir, OF
which lie was q former member. and will
1 sing tie offertory. The program follows
/ Asperges Me (Witu. Introit (Gregorian)
kyrie i'll a fiat tRheinberger. Gloria
| tMissa Brevis, Palestrinal, Graduate
! tfo&erl, Credo (Rheinberger), offertory
recited (Motet, solo for basso; Sanctus
] tRhenberger,, Renedictus lEykens>, So
/ prano solo by Miss Agnes Downey. Agnus
/ Del tRheinbergerl, Communion (Gregor-
/ lam. occasional, Alma Redemptoris
/ Palesuina. The personnel of the choir
/ is as follows: Sopranos, Misses Edna
/ Dyer Agnes Downey. Mrs. John Daniels
| Mrs Elmer Phelps, Anna Manning
Hosalie Briscoe. Giulia Alessandri and
\ hyG Toll TaiT IA lice
/ Davis, Carrie Manning, tenors, Messrs
| T. Fl. OFarrell, Ricardo Alessandri. Mi
| chael Peters, Grover Leech. Peter Lotto
/ and W. w. Gibson bassos. Messrs. l. f.
! All Henry Bridget.
| special service of song will be given
\ this evening at Calvary Baptist Church
under the direction of Mr. Arthur Mayo.
who will also oficiate at the organ. The
/ quartet will render the anthems "Ho,
Every One That Thirsteth" tCouldrey).
still. Still With Thee" (Arthur Foote)
! and The Lost Sheep tFoSter). Mrs.
Ralph Barnard will he heard in the con-
/ tralto solo THE Lord Is My Shepherd
| tBoothp; Richard F. Backing, tenor, will
1 sing the ninety-frst psalm (McDermottD.
| and Il duet for soprano and tenor. 20
/ Love Divine from "Rebeckah Barn
| by, Mrs. Gawler and Mr.. Backing, will
| complete a most attractive program. The
/ quartet Is composed of Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
\ tidW LdWitl. SoptduO, hTS. bdTIldIu, COIl-
! tralto: Mr. Backing. tenor, and Mr.. j.
i Henry Kaiser, bass.
| The Friday Morning Music Club was
| entertained last week by program given
| by Miss Katherine Head, contralto: Miss
| Mary Remey, violinist, and Mrs. Lolita
| Mills Hough. pianist. The program was
| varied one, and included Theme Va
| RE, opus III PaderewskD. Mrs. Hough;
Die krahe'' tSchuberD: Elm Stundlein
Wohl vor Tag Franzl; Love, the Ped
lar ed GERMANY; Mirage LIZA Leh-
| MANN and My Native Land" (Hugo
llann', Miss Head; "Romanza ca. Grun-
field: .Printemps Oublie,' Caprice
SlaN," "Chagrin d'Automne" and "Au
Ruisseau edward Schultz from 1.-The
Eight Poesies,' opus 30 composed for
and dedicated to Miss Lolita Mills, Mrs
Hough: ''Elegie' (Musso): Meditation
from ''Thais" OIassenet,. arranged by
Maraick: Cradle Song CHauser1. Miss
Mary Remey; ''Seche Hungarische Zige-
uner Lieder." gypsy songs (BrahmsJ,
Miss Head.
| A young peoples concert will be given
| this evening under the auspices of the
| ashlngton Saengerbund IN the hall of
| the bund. The program will be opened
| by Beatrice and Carl Endrew, who will
| play a violin and piano duet cradle song
by Hauser. This will be followed by
recitation, Kentucky Philosophy Gar
ret, Rhea Levy; piano solo, THE Irish
l I n.
Ford: vocal solo, When the Daisies
| Bloom COwen), Annie Neuland: piano
solo. "Capriccioso" tScarlattD. Mildred
Rider; violin solo. 'Madrigal'' Si,no-
nettD- Paul Schwarz: piano solo. rip
pies of the Alabama III. Herr An
drews'. II. Albert schulteis; piano duet,
Sonata No. 1 (Bohm), Annie and Marie
/ Neuland: piano solo, 'CavalIeria Rusti-
cana" P- MascagnD, Rhea Levy; piano
solo Her Bright Eyes with varia-
| tons tBrinkiey Richards>, Ethel NJ
| Ford: piano solo. Old Folks at Home"
| fAiazurettel Marie Neuland; violin solos.
"Einsam bin ich NIGHT stlleine Carl Ma
RE Won Weber, and 8 Mailueftle" Can
ton Won klesheim), Mr.. Jacob Karr.
| Mrs. B. II. Brockway. Mrs Charles 3.
Bayly, Mrs. D. Olin Lcech and Mrs.
| Thomas L. Jones rendered pleasing
program at the Methodist Old Ladies'
| Home Thursday at a meeting of the
board of managers of that institution
! Mrs. katherine Rogers, soprano, viii
sing at Bethany Baptist Church this
/ morning. assisted by Miss Mabel Din
at the organ.
/ The junior class Of Miss Helen Glad.
mon, assisted by Leon Nusbaum. violin
| list. gave its monthly studio musAcaa
| Saturday afternoon. Those who took
! part IN the program were the Misses
/ Man earet Baxter. Elizabeth Dowden
LS uid fluiSey Lucille CHdnb erialn, Ora &C
/ Warner. Ruth Bowling, Marjorie Simp-
| son, Mary DonolIuc, Frances Hileary
| Dorothy Trimble. Louise Morgan, Bessie
| Macintosh and Leah knupfer and Mas
tiers Ralph Dowden, Raymond Cornwell
/ Richard Morgan and Clyde Norton
/, Mr.. Benjamin a. Lineback bass SOLOS,
at 81. Stephens Episcopal Church, is ar
ranging d musical program for the Ken
| lucky Club which meets on the Goth in
slant. 1t Will be in the nature OF a re-
ception TO Senator Bradley of that state
Miss Grace Adele Freely returned Fri
day from Cumberland. Md, where sht
appeared as piano soloist and also ac
| CompaniSt at a concert Wednesday even
ing with the baritone Cainpanari Mis-.
! frecby solo numbers included N;p..
| DONcns PolOuaise in r. minor q noe.
titrnc BY Padercwski. Toccata by Les
/ ohetiZky and the Concert Et.Idc in +
sharp major. Sisnor Campo mari has en-
/, gagged Miss Freely to play for him on :
week concert tour.
Pacific Coast Populations.
/ From the Boston Transcript.
| 1t is not often that a newspaper pub.
lisilcd III a capital protests against thu
popular estimate OF the growth OF IFS