Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06
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Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff, gave group. Of
songs before the Pennsylvania delegation
Saturday evening. Among Mrs. Twee-
dale's numbers were Sing to Me, Sing
| (FooteD.
| The Washington Saengerbund will en-
terrain it's friends at a musical this even
| ing in Saengerbund Hall, when an adj
{ mirable program will be given under the
direction of Mr.. Henry Xander. The Sc
lections will include choruses. Alt
deutsches I.iebeslied" (Wohlgemuth) and
''Ritters Abschied' (KinkeD, Saenger-
bund; piano solo. Tarantelle, 'Venezia e
baritone solo. Der Wanderer" tSchu-
bert. Mr.. Joseph Fl. Bass; tenor solo, If
| l Had the World 70 Give You Haydn-
Clarendon). Mr.. Charles f. Myers; So
Crhomas), Mrs. Fannie Atlee Gage:
| choruses "Haidenroesiein'' CWerner) and
''Mein Schatzer' WoighD, Saengerbund;
cello solos. "serenade' tForino' and
consraito solos. My Dream" (TostD and
THE Little irish Girl Lowe), Mrs.
| Blanche Muir Dalgleish; vocal duet.
| Your Voice" Rubnstein). Mrs. Gage
| til the Dawn PARKS. and lyric male
quartet. composed of Messrs. Thomas B.
Moore. Hermann w. Murrel. Arthur G.
Sturgis and Frank E. Bechtold.
!, The Rebew Orchestra, Mr.. H. W.
Weber. conductor. will give public re-
j hearsal tomorrow evening in the lecture
room of the Keller Memorial Church.
| The orchestra will be assisted in giving
! the program by Mrs. A. w. Cummings.
MIR. w. X. Weber, pianists. This will be
the last public rehearsal by this organi-
cation during the present season. as they
are already diligently preparing for their
annual spring concert
| Mrs. Estelc Gul:ck Cunningham. con-
tralto. will sing at ST Paul's Lutheran
Church today and next Sunday.
Miss Janet Coons and Miss Anna Belts
will sing a duet. Peace OF Cod
CGounodp, before the Christian Endeavor
Society Of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church this evening.
| Mr. II. II. Freeman. organist of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church. Lafayette
square. will give recital Tuesday even
| ing at st. David's Episcopal Church, Ro-
] land Park, Baltimore.
The Lecene Trio. consisting of Misses
Christine Church, soprano; Gertrude
Lacey. contralto with Miss Edith Athey,
organist OF Hamiine NJ. E. Church. as
| accompanist. gave an attractive program
, at the reading room for the blind. Lib
rary of Congress. Thursday. Among the
numbers given were: "Carmena'' Oh.
Lane WILSON,. and IF My Songs Had
| Airy Pinions' (Hahn>. trio: "Wanderer's
| Evening Song (Rubinstein). duet by
Misses Trow and Lacey: Mighty LAX a
Dutch Lullaby" tstairl. trio: Norwe-
gian Bridal Process on (Grieg). and
! Les Myrtilles" Dubois). Lenore Lacey;
Die Bekehrte' STANG. and THE Chrys-
al fbayv Salt sri rob
| The Last Rose of Summer W6grich,
and Good Night Summer (Salter), the
| trio
| a studio recital tomorrow evening" and
| will play several Chopin pieces in COM
| memoration of that composers hundredth
birthday anniversary. The vocal work
| GLIDING Gounod's ARIA" from the Queen
| of Sheba" and several songs.
| Mrs. Frank Byram entertained at pu-
| pills recital last week at her residence stu
| do on Riggs street The program Included
! "Rhapsodie Hongroise." No. 9 Liszt and
| "Hark! Hank! the Lark (Schubert-Liszu.
Mrs. Frank Byram; William Tell CRos-
sinh. Miss Anna Grove: THE Robins CA.
*. VirgiD. Miss Ella Lynn; ''Consola-
| tons" (Kirschner) and The Fountain
| (Cadmanl. Miss Mildred Minister: Good
Night" (Nevin,: Miss Dorothy oettinger:
Second Mazurka' tGodard). Miss Marie
Nermillion: LES Sylphes" (Bachmanu,
Miss Blanche Hassenberg: "F'ruhIinger,
rauschen tSinding), Miss Viola Elopfer:
..Minuet a rAntique" tSeeboeck), Miss
! Margaret Gaddis: ''Serenade tSchubert
! I.iszt). Miss Augusta Hill: The Butter
ny tNcolai Won WilmD and THE WASH
Valse l'oetique' Cidolph Frey Miss
Kathryn McCoach: "Venetienne'' (F'riml
Miss Marion Rallnger: ..Wohin'' tkol!-
ing, Miss Edna Bailey. ITO the Spring"
,GriaE,. Miss Cleon Riley: -Iegende,
>WieniawskD and "Barcarolle' (Offen-