Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

The program arranged by William Wall
Whiddit: organist and ch6irmaster of the
First Congregational Church, for the
services today includes: Organ voluntary.
Andantino, by Durham: anthem.
| 'Sanctus." by Gounod; quartet, God So
Loved the World by Stainer: offertory.
tenor solo, In Native North by
! Haydn, Macfarlane Brockett: organ post
Jude. by Camp. In the evening Mr.. Whid-
dit will play the organ solos. Vision"
by Rheinberger. ''lnterrnezzo," by Gel
laerts. and "Cantabile." by Loret, and tue
choir will stag the anthems, Praise the
Lord" by Randegger: ''Oh. for a Closer
Walk With Cod by Foster, closing with
the organ postlude, "Toccata," by Bar
lett.
The December meeting of the Orsanists
and ChoirmaSters' League was held in
Mr.. Comstock's studio last Wednesday,
when an Instructive paper on 1.-The De-
Nelopment of the Organ was read by
Herbert Brown.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld has returned
from New York. where she was heard
Thursday in two recitals; in the NOR hing
In program of chamber music with the
kronold Quartet, and in the afternoon in
lecture recital.
The Schumann Concert Company gave
the program at an entertainment at
Royal Arcanum' Hall Thursday evening.
piano duet, Charge of the Uhlan,'' by
BONN. Miss c. L. Grady and ]. Francis
Iermu1ller: contralto solo. The Tear.
by G. Stigelii. Miss f. Louise Patterson:
Miss Susie I. Duffy: vocal duet, "Au-
tumn Song" by Mendelssohn, Miss A. G.
u. Murray and Miss r. L. Patterson:
violin solo. Alteration by Borowski.
French S. Hufty; chorus. When Other
Eyes Shall Look in Thine by Il. II.
Ball0V. DtAnO trio in ir1
by Germuiller. Miss G. L. Grady s. I.
Duffy and J. +. GernuiIer: soprano solo
with violin obligato,. Thou Wondrous
YOUTH by Abt. Miss A. c. D. Murray:
{. l.. Grady: violin solo, "Mazurka de
Concert by Musin, French S.. Hufty,
and contralto solo and chorus, Ken
lucky Babe by Geibel.
At the Westminster Memorial Presby-
terrain Church. Elmo Jaspar will give the
offertory solo at the morning service,
Miss Blanche Polkinhorn will sing Fear
ice and the choir will give the anthem
How Lovely Are the Messenger, from
Mendelssohn's est. Paul., under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Frank Byram.
The MacReynolds-Koe Music School
entertained at a musical Saturday after
noon, when a program of violin and piano
numbers was given by pupils of Miss
Katharine MacReynolds, Prof. Joseph
kaspar and the assistant teachers of the
school. The program included MacDow-
elIs 'Polonaise." Mrs. Mabel Finch Raw
linss; MacDOwelFs Witches Dance"
Miss harrington; Moszkowskis Waltz
in E major. Miss Virginia Wallis; Hun
Elizabeth Wilbur; RATS "Cachoucha
Caprice Miss Grace Adams; air for 6
string. by Bach, Mr.. HALEY. Other pu-
Pills taking part were the Misses Martha
N1sooI @kl.
Donald, Edna Snyder and Ruby Cover
At Theosophical Hall. 1917 HI street,
Miss G.. Higgins will give musical pro-
gram this morning at IL o clock, when
the numbers will include Chopin's noe
turne in A fiat and McDriscoll "To the
Sea-
The Schubert trio was entertained Fri
day evening by Miss Clara Greacen Of
18th street northwest. The members Of
the trio are Miss Sue Greacen, pianist
ana cellist; Miss Louise Mae Farrow,
violinist and reader, and Miss Mary A.
Cowen, soprano and accompanist.
Social as we'll as musical circles were
we'll represented at the musical tea given
last Sunday afternoon by MisssCryder in
honor of Rev. Abel Gabert, who was APP
pointed this fall to the chair of ecclesias-
teal music at the Catholic University
program was rendered by Miss Mabel
Roberts, soprano; Miss Ethel Tozier at
the piano; Mrs. Merchant. guitar. and
Miss Bryant and Mr.. Harry. mandolins
Interest centered largely in a composition
How Do 1 Love Thee written by the
guest OF honor and sung by Miss Rob-
erts. Other numbers given by the young
musicians We're: Trio. Memory" by
Henry Leslie. sung by Miss Koehler. Miss
Roberts and Mr.. Brockett; soprano solos,
Par lie Sentier des Roses" by Jemain.
Was Ist Sylvan" by Schubert, and "Du
Bist VIE Zine Blume,' by Rubinstein.
: Miss Mabel Roberts; Prison Scene" from
from Lucia" by Donizetti, Mrs. Mer-
chant, Miss Bryant and Mr.. Harry: So
prano solo, "A Pearl for Every Tear by
Liddle, and You Brought Me Love-" by
d. Hardelot, Miss Roberts.
Mrs. Alonzo Tweedale was the soloist
recently at the Industrial Home School,
when she was heard in Allitsen's "Song
Miss Mildred A. Couch at the piano.
The second studio recital of the series
by the pupils Of Mrs. and Miss McCarty
program was interesting from the first
number, which was played by a little
miss of seven years and a boy of eight
years, to the last number. which was for
Misses Marie Eiker. katherine O'Brien,
Edna Cady and Miss McCarty. Special
mention should be made of the Mozart
Concerto in B fiat (first movement,
which was rendered by Miss Cornelia
Long Of Central High School, with Miss
McCarty at the second piano.
A special musical program will be given
at old St Johns Church this afternoon,
beginning at o'clock. when a joint re-
cital between Anton Kaspar violinist, and
H. H. Freeman, organist, will precede the
regular service. The selections to be rem
dered by the choir of men and boys will
include the following: Offertory anthem,
1T Is High Time to Awake Out of
Sleep, by Barnby; "Magnificat and Nunc
Dimittis." In fat by Button; bene-
diction anthem. ''Rend Your Heart" by
Dixon. The seats at this service will be
The second concert in Mrs. Oldberg's
Monday evening course at the Washing
ton Club was well attended The soloists
were Miss Mary Burnham Sewall, con-
tralto. and William Clabaugh. baritone
Their selections were My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice." from Samson and Deli
lah," by Saint-Saens: "Knowest Thou
That Fair Land: from .AIienon," by
spross: Korean Song" by Eberhardt
and Morning Hymn by Henschel, sung
by Miss sewall; and Nelson's Gone
a-Sailing." from 1.-THE Portrait Series" by
Lohr: Myself When Young from 1.-The
Persian Garden Liza Lehman: 1.-THE
Prologue from "Pagliacci," by Leon
>cavallo: "Toreador Song. from Car
men," by Bizet; Thanksgiving Song" by
Allitsen; Three Fishers by Hullah, an
"Eililand." by Won Felitz, rendered by MI.
Clabaugh.