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


asst Friday evening. The program in
Guided: Organ prelude. Miss Nellie
sheckelIs. vocal quartet, Praise God
The Father" (Gounod). and Savior, Like 4
Shepherd. Lead Us ,Krapfl, Misses Flor
ence Noaek. Fannie Noack and Messrs
+. Loenhardt and Edwin Callow; corne!
solo, Miss Grace w Beelman, contrafto
solos, 70 Rest IL the Lord tMcndels-
sohn) and lie Shall Feed His Flock
,HandeD. Mrs Willard J. King: string
1uartet Mcssrs +. Howard, {. Meininger,
Paul koester and Prof. koester. Mr.
Edgar Robinson accompanying on the or
gan; baritone solos. Fear Ye Not q
Israel dudley Buck}, and God That
Nadest Earth and Heaven" tOld WeisD,
Mir Edwin Calow: soprano solos, .Ho-
Sanna' tGranier) ana King Of ETERNITY
tHartwell-Jones), Mss Florence Noack.
with string quartet accompaniment, ana
organ postlude, Miss Sheckcsls
\ special program of music has been
prepared 10y the combined choir Of the
'hurch of tho Holy Name, and Will ne
given by them today at the celebration o.
Tho patronaI feast At the morning serv-
zee, at 1890, the senior choir o. mixed
voices will sing Weigand's 'kyrie,
Gloria. "Credo'' and '.Agnus Del, and
The Sanctus and Bencdictns from Gou-
ion will nc 'Jesu Redemptor Omniunl-
The solos will be sustained by Miss
NJ Collier. Miss l.. Ditto aud Mrs. lrNlns
Taylor. sopranos; Miss NJ Meyers and
Airs. Bishop, altos. Messrs. Duncan, Salb,
Walsh Handiboe and Berries, tenors. and
MesSrs. Irving and Dunnisan. bassos. At
I'D in The evening Stems "Nespers VIII
H. sung by Il male choir of twenty-five
voices The soloists will be Messrs. Duh
ran and Haudiboc, Walsh. Salb, Berries.
Irving and Carlin. The choir is under
the direction Of Miss Anna NJ Doyle.
Two young pianists from the Won Tn
,chuid University of Music gave the
musical in the reading room for re
blind last Thursday. their performance
~. ting unusual enthusiasm i'll the au-
Hence. The first number on the program,
sonata in \ Hat. opus ~ (Beethoyen), was
rendered by Miss Ethel Fisher. This was
followed by the Grief Sonata, opus Z. r.
minor. Mr. Louis Potter: Nocturne in 3
fiat mno. Chopin and Soree de Nlenne
tSchuhert- LiSzp, Miss + sher; transcript
ton from Risoletto 0.iszt, Mr. Potter
and Rhapsodie Hungroise uisZu, MISS
Fisher. The last number was rendered
with great briliancy and Miss Fisher re-
ceIyed an ovation.
The third lecture recital in the course
given by Mrs. John Hartman occurred
hast Tuesday evening in the rooms of the
Theosophical Society. Mrs. Hartman
talked in an Interesting way about the
Italian school Of music. and was as
sisted in giving the following attractive
program by Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby.
soprano: "PastoraIe' Domcnico Scar
icttil, tap ITO violet to, No Longer
Seek to Pain Me" tAlessandro ScarlattD,
Ormsby, .'Gavotte" tMartini, Mrs. Hart
man: Ina oce POGO Fa." from Bar
bierc di Siviglia" tRossinD, Mrs. Ormsby.
aria from Lucia di Lammermoor
nponizettD, Mrs. Ormsby; Minuetto
tGraziolD, Mrs. Hartman. 'Serenata"
CARA
dies. Mrs. Hartman
Mr.. Walter Matson. basso, has resigned
his position as soloist in the Eniversalist
Church Of Our Father on account of
pressure of other duties.
The quartet of the Mount Plea sant Con-
sresational Church will sing this morn
ing. He Watching Over Israel, and
Mrs. Ivy Harriet Shade, soprano, Will be
heard in the aria, Hear Ye Israel from
Elijah" tMendelssohnl. Mr. Lewis Corn
ing Atwater. organist and choirmaster.
will play selections by Massenet, Dethier
and Faulkes. The quartet is composed of
Mrs. Shade, soprano. Miss Mary +. King
contralto: Mr.. Howard Butterworth,
tenor, and Mr.. Theodore T. Apple. bass.
One of the most successful entertain
rnents given this season at Stanley Hall,
Soldiers Home. took place Monday even
ing. The program was given by the
Arthur Granville Dunn. soprano; Mrs.
Willard j. King, contralto; Mr.. William
q. Atherholt, first tenor; Mr.. Carl r.
Nanten, second tenor; Mr.. Fred c.
schaefer, first bass, and Mr.. Henry II.
Forker, second bass. They were assisted
by Miss Grace Ross. reader. and Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown, accompanied, in the
following program: Male quartet. Moon
erholt, Xanten. Schaefer and Forker; So
nrano solo, Love in Springtime CAR
ditD. Mrs Dunn, Miserere scene, III
Trovatore'' WerdD. by the sextet bass
Schaeter; duet from opera Maid Marian"
DE kovem. Mrs. Dunn and Mr.. Ather-
holt: reading. The Easter Symbol ruth
McEnerey Stuart. Miss Ross: selection
quartet, Now Silence Keeps" tBecker);
contralto solos. F'ruhlingszeit Decker,
->liah Chadwick. Mrs. King; duet,
The Syrcn and Friar'' EmanueD. Mrs.
Pleading tBuzzi-Peccia). Mr.. Atherhot;
sextet from Lucia di Lammermoor'
,Dorizettn. the Washington Sextet The
program was almost doubled by the en-
cores
MISS Edith stoweIl, soprano: Mrs.
Charles II. IIennev. contralto, and Mr.
+ III. Deibert. basso, were the soloists
at the Arlington Hotel Tuesday evening
AZ the reception given by the Indiana
Society To Gov. Marshall, James Whit
comb Riley and the congressional delega-
ton from that state.
Mr.. William Caulticld has resigned his
position as tenor sooiSt al the Foundry
NJ. i. Church
The Students Club of the Washnst OIL
college Of Music gave q musicale last
evening on the second floor of the Kna be
building. The program was we'll Sc
lected and rendered In q manner
70 reflect credit bota teachers and
students. The numbers included Moon
light Sonata" Beethoven, Miss Loretta
shea: ~ Cottage Song tLcmom, a
Guilds Prayer ,IIarold), Master sydney
Meredith Wrishtson: Concerto. g minor
tir<t movement Beethoven, Miss Ermel
toEencious. with Mr.. Fabian at second
l'iano. Summer and Winter and ''Th,
captive Lark U+andon Roland). "The
Japanese Maiden tJcSsic L. Gaynor,
Miss Eva Phelps: Rhapsodie No /:
tLisztl, Mr. William \. Engcl, tr.; &c
l;aS Kcttcnl, Absence tFontenailles)
lie Trois Chausors' Pierncp and
"ChaHson d, IAdicu tTostb. NJ, Brew
-rcr Reanlc., Srherzo. Is fiat minol
0hopini Miss Roberta Ames one
Day d.oArt. When You Pass Ny Dear
est Edith Moore. Miss humphrey
piano solo. Mr. Fabian; When ! Think
the Happy Days Forster. ''Hei
I;cst' tNoel johnson, and Loves Rhap-
sodN td'HardeloU, Mr.. Wrightson.
Mis- Lena Woodruff Will be tho offer
tory Soloist at the Church of ST Michael
and All Angels this morning. The song
service preliminary to evening prayer.
beginning. 40 o'clock will include