Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22
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Margarets Episcopal Church, presented
Miss Carol Perrenot in piano recital las.
| Monday at his residence studio. Miss
| P. Elsom in a program of classical num-
bers. which included SChumanns cele-
| brated "Nachstuck,' Leschetizski's An
| dante Finale de Lucia" for left hand
alonel, Moszkowskfs Moment Musicale.
| "Etude,'' OPP. 30, by Moscheles. Hoffman's
'Valse Caprice LISTS Second Hun
garian Rhapsody. a group of Chopin num-
bers. "Etude," OPP. %. No 8: OPP. 10, No. >:
OPP. %, in F minor. and the program closed
with Mendelssohn's Eight Concerto in ID
minor, Mr.. F;ldridge playing the orches-
| trail accompaniment on the second piano.
At the preliminary song service at the
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
this evening Misses Daisy and Bessie
harrison of the Ninth Street Christian
Church will sing the duet, Love Divine
All Love Exceling.' from Stainer's
Daughter of Jarlus.' Other numbers on
cantata, Death to Life" by Bartlett.
which is repeated by special request. The
solos will be sustained by Miss Lena
woodruff. soprano: Mr.. n. W. Preston.
bass, and Mr.. ]. H. Taylor. tenor. with
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee at the organ.
Miss Ethel Tozier has returned from
Newport, r. l.. where she was heard
Thursday in a piano recital The exact
ing program given by this young Mp pianist
Rubinstein's "Barcarolle'' in A minor;
| 'Wiegenlied," by Rafael-Joseffy. with
whom Miss Tozier has been studying this
winter; LISTS "Gnomenreigen,' Chopin )
| rangement of the Mendelssohn Wedding
March and "Elfin Chorus and Rubin
stenn's "Staccato Etude.'
Il ~
egates to the Sunday school convention,
greeted the members Of the Apollo Or
chestra at the opening of its concert last
night in McKendree NJ. +. Church This
was the closing concert by this ambitious
organization this season and the assisting
soloists were Mr.. Clarence F. owen, dra-
matte tenor. and Mr.. Gilworth NJ Else
mann, humorist. The program arranged
for the occasion by Mr.. Albert P. John
son, director, included the following num-
bers for orchestra: March. Cavalier
by Hall: overture. Tampa" by Herold;
Scharwenka's "Polish Dance" the sex
tet from Lucia di Lammermoor''; a
waltz suite, Love Sparks" by Holt.
Dream After the Ball." and finale, Blaze
Of Glory by Holtzman Mr.. Clarence F.
Owen added to the pleasure of the occa-
sion by his two solos, 20 Paradise. by
from the opera Martha" by rlotow. and
Mr. Eisemann created much amusement
with his Rotations, "Airship Flights.
The personnel of the orchestra is as fol-
lows: First violins, H, g. Winfield (con-
Featherstone, C. P. Seebold, II. S. Wood.
T. M. Dove, NJ. Linetzky, J. o. Burnham.
A. NJ Nyman. c. r. Klee, +. B. ketchum
second violins. r. S. Cohen. R. c. Nalen-
tine, c. E. Costlow. L. S. Gain. S. II.
Beck, II. T. D Albert, A. E. Stenem. II.
H. Hall; violas. O. Abramsky and G. E.
Rosen; cellos, P. c. Thompson and Hans
F. Anderson: double basses, J. r. Carson
and S. X. Miller: flutes. H. w. 7. Jenner
and p. l.. White; clarinets, NJ. b. Gran
ger, r. w. Taylor, p. Blaauboer and s. D.
Grove; oboe Y. J. kilgore; comets. d. A.
Heyser. o. Erdman, A. Magee and +. c.
Gill: French horns. w. o. Gottwals and
S. Brown: drums, E. c. Moriarity. piano,
2. r. Hallam.
TIE music to be rendered at the IL
o'clock service at st. Patricks Churcn
this morning by the combined choirs of
the church is as follows: Prelude. allie
gretto in 3 (GuilmanD, organ; Asperges
(Gregorian) sanctuary choir: introit by
Silby, sanctuary choir; kyrie, missa
brevis, by Kline, mixed choir: gloria
No ,, by Haydn. mixed choir; graduate.
by Zachariis. sanctuary choir; allelula
(Siby): sanctuary choir; veni Creator,
by Gibbons. sanctuary choir; credo
Carey, mixed choir: offertory. sanctu-
I'll
zart), sanctuary choir; sanctus. bene-
dictus and Asnus Del. from missa brevis.
by Kline. mixed choir; communion tSil-
by). sanctuary choir; occasional, sane
tuary choir; postlude, "Cortase' RoS-
ers).. organ.
Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff entertained
at studio recital last week, the affair
being in the nature of house warm
ing for her new studio. which was artis-
tically decorated for the occasion. The
program was opened by Mrs. Bischoff,
who gave several Geisha songs, accom-
panying herself with her usual skill.
Other numbers on the program were
Edna Scott-Smth. Miss Bertha Hansen
and Mrs. W. S. Blanchard. assisted by
Mr.. W. C. Mills and Mr.. J. Walter
humphrey.
A literary and musical program of un-
usual merit was rendered at ST. Mark s
Lutheran Church Friday, May II. when
readings were given by Miss Leila Ella
son and Miss Rapp. Miss Harriet Hard
ing sang two soprano numbers. The
Lark Now Leaves His Watery Nest and
lit is Springtime." Mr. Edwin
Callow's popular baritone voice was heard
in Mona and II Love- and the World
Is Mine; Mr.. J. Louis Moneyway con-
tributed some Of his amusing negro dia-
iogues. and THE Spring Is Here and
Fiddle and T. were sung by Miss Flor
ence NJ. Noack, with violin obligato by
Frank P. Howard. A string trio-Mrs.
Samuel V Gusack. first violin; Mr.. Frank
p Howard second VIOLIN and Paul Koes-
ter, cello-gave the following numbers
Ave Verum." Angels Dream" and Ca
vote Characteristique.' Miss Noack was
a most satisfactory accompanist.
Mr. Oscar Franklin Comstock gave
his SEVENTEEN studio recital Thursday
night, which formed fitting close to
a successful season. The program
opened with Eilenberss "Andante and
Varia tions," for two pianos, played with
fine ensemble and light and shade by
Mrs. Helen Calhoun Crouch and Mr..
Comstock. Master Robert and Miss
Nina Burklin made their first appear
ance and acquitted themselves credit
ably. The program ended with Liza
Threshold" for four solo voices and
chorus. The solOists were Miss Mar
garet Ashbridge. Miss Helen Bane MIR.
Clarence II. Childs and Mr.. Comstock.
The chorus was composed of students
Mrs. Elsie Sillers Phelps. Miss Rose
Rogan. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Newhall. MIR.
and Mrs. Clarence Covert, Mr.. George
IS Whitmore and Mr.. W. Thomas Davis.
Mrs. Crouch accompanied most sympa-
theticaNy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon en-
tertained at a musical Wednesday after
noon at their residence studio. presenting
Miss Rebecca Catherine Erney in pro-
gram of songs Two arias by Handel.
'Pious Orgies" from Judas Maccabeus'
and Farewell Ye, from "Jeptha," were
the first offerings of the young singer and
Immediately established her in the favor