Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-01

with enthusiasm and both soloists were
generous with encores.
The choir Of Calvary Baptist Church
tie Deum'' in minor and a duet for
alto and tenor. THE Lord Thy Pasture
Shall Prepare by Donizetti. At the
evening service the quartet will sing
city and Mrs Ethel Holtzclaw-Gawler
will be heard to advantage In Angel.
is composed of Mrs. Gawler. soprano;
Richard P. Backing. tenor, and Mr..
Henry Kaiser. bass, with Mr.. Arthur
Mayo at the organ.
Mrs Ralph Barnard, cOntralto, delight
ed the audience at the Library Of Con-
gress 'ast week with a program of songs,
which included an aria from "Eurpdice,"
why April Weeps." and AN Open Sc
G.et BY BLU Huntington W9odman I,,s Carrie
laby.'' II Hid My Love-" 1.-The Nightin-
gale Has a Tyre of Gold.' Hildach's
"spring." Mrs. Beachs The Years at
the Spring, MaeDowsIs sslqmb s1
Morn" Miss Vera Iona Murray was to
have furnished the instrumental part OF
the program, but on account OF the death
of relative was unable to appear, and
her place was taken by Miss Elsa Muir
ray. daughter Of Mr.. Harvey. Murray.
organist Of the Church of the Covenant.
Miss Murrays intelligent Interpretation
was evident in every number. especially
in Dvorak's "Humoreske" and Nevin's
Natalie" Among her other selections
were an "ArabeSque," Hungarian
dance by Brahms. the Chopin etude In E
major, and Valse Arabesque by Lack.
Mss Maude Sewall assisted by playing
the accomplishments.
MI Of bo l1o
joint recital given by Mrs. Elsie Bond
Bischoff. soprano; Mr.. William Conrad
Mills. tenor. and Mr.. Byron Blodgett.
pianist. at the West Washington Baptist
was heard to advantage IN La Folletta"
by Marchesi, willamette" Rogers Love
Has Wings and This Is the Time Of
Daffodils." Special interest conferred in
by the late DIR. ]. W. Bischoff which in
cluded THE Sea Has It's Pearls THE
Rose / Gave YOU and Summer Is Here"
The latter number was left unfinished by
Mrs Bischoff, who had been closely as
ISOLATED with him in all his musical work,
completed the little number, which has
only recently been received from the pub
it by the audience Tuesday 1t is likely to
have great success. Mr.. Mills. though
suffering from cold, gave his numbers
with good effect. receiving much applause.
Donna Mobile from ''Rigoletto,'' "On
"A Bowl OF Roses" Her Rose" and 20
Leave Me Not" by Mattel. and a duet
with Mrs. Bischoff from Faust" Mr..
Blodgett's piano numbers included Cho-
pins Nocturne No. ., "A Poem and IAN
den Fruehling.' by Grieg. THE Fri
King" and for an encore a small num-
Der by Mcdowell.
Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff has issued in
vitations to a musical housewarming at
her studio on G street May 10. She will
be assisted in giving the program by
number Of prominent musicians of the
city.
The last meeting of the Chevy Chase
Music Club took place at the residence
of Mrs. Coombs on Mckinley street. Mrs
Clarence E. Dawson opened the program
telling many interesting incidents in the
life Of the great composer. This was fol-
lowed by piano solo, "Kammenoi-
Ostrow.'' Miss Harriet Weaver: bass
solo, "Gelb rollt mir zu Fussen." Mr..
Stevens; soprano solo, ''Frulingsgeluhl."
violin, Mr.. Ridgeway: soprano solo. "Du
Dist vie cine blune,' Miss Lewis: duet
The Angel Miss Bates and Mr..
Barnes tenor solo. "Yearnings,'' DR..
Hamilton; Sonata Coronation. for cello
and piano. Mr.. Bonvee and Mr.. Spier
Mrs Cocmbs and Mrs. Davis assisted by
playing the accomplishments. The May
meeting will take place at the home of
Miss Bates, on Kirke street.
by the choir of ST. Michael and All
Angels p. E. Church this evening. COM
mencing at o'clock. The choir will be
assisted by Miss Lena Woodruff, soprano;