Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
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pecanoe'' tplayed from manuscripD. or
| chestra; soprano solos Spring: lime OF
Love" by Moszkowski. and De Koven's
! Resale" Miss Johnson. with Miss Get
man as accompanist: selection. Lila by
Harms Harris ~, pa r aIs Silver Threads
march. America Forever" orchestra
| A special musical program to be given
this morning at Philosophical Hall. 1917
! Fl street, will include the sextet from
, Lucia di Lammermoor." and Gounod's
serenade. with Miss Louise Mae Farrow
on the violin, accompanied by Miss Leona
! Feathers.
| The Washington Choral Society appears
to. be up-to-date in its plans for the fes-
tiva1 Performance Of THE Messiah De-
cember To- Popular prices are to rule
Notwithstanding the employment CT the
| Washington Symphony Orchestra and the
engagementtof eminent out-of-town solo
/ lstsS An innovation in securing seats for
! the Performance shows much progressive
! thought for the patrons, who may now
| secure their seats without any effort on
! their part. A circular sent out to tho
public bears the diagram of the sea ting
capacity of the hall on the reverse side,
and persons have but to designate the
seats desired and the tickets ere received
! by return mail, thus avoiding the trou-
| BILE of their visiting the box office and en-
abling them, at a glance, to secure the
seats favorable to their personal tastes.
! Miss Marion McFall will be the soloist
at the last session of the Columbia Asso-
citation of Baptist Churches to be held in
| the. Fifth Baptist Church, 81 and +
Miss McFall has been specially requested
to sing 1.-The Lord Is My Shepherd" by
Van de Water, which she gave recently
at a Sunday morning service in the First
| Baptist Church.
| The MacReynolds- Ko ehle Music School
presented Miss Helen harrington, pupil OF
! Miss MacReynOldS and member % the
school faculty. at a piano recital last
! evening at l410 n street Miss Earring
tons program opened with four numbers
! from Chopin. followed by as many selec-
! tionS from Mcdowell and the concerto
in G minor. by Mendelssohn, Miss Mac
Reynolds playing on second piano. Miss
| Margaret Fishburn. Master Cogan Ham
NETT and Master Irving Cleveland pupils
of Miss Harrington, contributed solos
! The last meeting of the B Sharp Club,
| which was devoted to American COM
posers and their work, proved very en-
: ioyable. Mr.. George s. Thompson,
! tanning one OF the largest gatherings of
the club. Mcdowell Arthur Foote and
! Ethelbert Nevin were among the COM
posers studied, and the program was of
!
| uted to the entertainment OF the MEM
] bers were Misses Margaret Paine, Mar
gerry Snyder, Marie c. Hansen, Gretchen
| Hood. NJ. Elanord Richmond, Emma NJ
c. Bender and Messrs. George s. ThOmp-
son and Frank J. Allen Others present
We're Mrs Il. c. Snyder. Miss Dorothy
Snyder. Mrs. and Miss LIE Massenna,
! Mrs. f. NJ. Hood. Miss Briggs. Roy
| Riblinger.
Miss Anna Belts is making a good inn
preston at the Peoples Church. where
she viii he heard in Father Of Light"
written by Adagcia de Guel especially
for in Christian Science services.
Last Sunday she sang Spickers Evening
with simplicity and directness that
makes them very effective.
Mrs. Lucille Belts will give her first
in December. Mrs. Mildred Monroe, Miss
Emily Naomi Smith and Mrs. Ellen
Bickerton will be the soloists and Miss
Anna Belts will be accompanist.
Mr.. Felix Ingold has resumed his piano
work and is preparing for recital to be
given in the near future.
The choir Of st. Margaret's Church.
under the direction of Albert G. Eldridge,
will give the cantata, Maunders Song
of Thanksgiving" next Sunday evening
in place of the regular service. The
solos will he sustained by the quartet
of the church, which is composed Of Mrs.
Helen Donohue De YO. soprano; Mrs.
Benham. contralto; Messrs. Melville Hen
sey, tenor and Charles Moore, basso.
The first monthly free concert this sea-
son to be given by the Apollo Orchestra,
Albert p. Johnson. director, will take
place next Friday evening at Mckendree
Nf L, wi no
sisted by Mrs. Bessie Latham Gibson,
soprano; Miss Kate Bowbeer. accom-
PIANIST. and Gilbert NJ. Eisemann, humor-
list. and the program will include COM
positions by Holsmann. Suppe, Cowen,
Nutting. Strauss, anonymous, Ghys.
Wagner Bischoff. Rosas, Eisemann,
Schubert and Schwartz.
The informal musicals by members OF
the Rubinstein Club will be inaugurated
Wednesday morning in the ballroom OF
the Arlington Hotel. The program vii!
begin promptly at Il O'Clock following
Immediately after the regular rehearsal.
No invitations will be issued to these
affairs but they are open to the associate
and honorary as we'll as active members,
and will be known in future as MEM
be given by Miss Mildred Kolb, pianist:
Mrs. Hurlebaus. soprano; Miss Faye
humphrey, contralto; Miss Rubie Stan
ford, violinist. and Miss Catherine White
sell, meZZO SOpTdHo.
Mrs Blanche Muir Dalgleish was one
of the soloists contribu ting to the pleas
ure of the occasion at the meeting OF the
Fortnightiy Club. which took place
Thursday evening at the residence OF DR..
and Mrs. Wright at Forest Glen. Others
taking part in the program were Fraulein
Hutig, pianist, and Henry Oaidys, who
read '-EnOch Arden to music rendered
by Mrs. Strickland on the piano.
Mrs. VIM. T.. Reed. who appeared
" tn much success at the Rubinstein
Club last season, has been engaged as
contralto soloist at Calvary Baptist
Church. where she succeeds Mrs. Ralph
Barnard, who has accepted q similar
pos ton at All Souls Church. Mrs.
Reed, who has been the contralto So
loist of Foundry Church for the past
nine years. will sing there for the last
time today. and will join the choir Of
Calvary Church next Sunday.
The choir of Calvary Baptist Church
will give a special musical service this
evening, the program being made up
of selections from Gauls Holy City"
Mrs. Ralph Barnard, cOntralto. who
concludes her engagement at the
church this week to go to All Souls
choir. Will make her final appearance
at the concert of the Vaughn class
Wednesday evening.
The combined choirs Of Ingram
Angels churches gave an old folks
NJ dow no In