Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-06

Faith Were Mine" (Brockwayl. 1t would
be difficult to imagine a more finished
performance than that of the Monday
Morning Club in the chorus numbers. which
were given under. the inspiring direction or
Mrs. 4. NJ. Blair. Opening the program
with Cigars christmas Greeting" which
was given with violin obligato by Mrs.
Connors, Miss Mary Remey. Miss Stan
ford and Miss King. they sang also
Ashes of Roses lWOodman). PASTOR
"Nymphs and Fauns' tBemberg- Mat
thews) Dreaming tShelley. Day Is
Departing (Raff), and Goodnight
(Reinecke).
The Lenten cantata THE Message from
the Cross" will be sung by the choir OF
st. Johns Church, Georgetown. this event
ing al 8 o'clock. The solos will be sus-
tanned by Master Waiter Wilkinson. 500
prano; Mr.. Charles C. Bright, baritone.
and Mr.. Joseph Whttemore. tenor, with
G. Thompson Williams as organist and
choirmaster.
At the Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
evening an organ recital will be given by
Miss Elizabeth NJ Darlington. assisted by
Miss E. Pearle Grigsby. soprano, and Mr..
Louis A Potter, accompanist.
At the meeting last week of the Monday
Evening Club the members continued the
study of the "Beginnings of Harmony
from the "Organius" through ''Discant
to "Counterpoint.' The study of secular
music as kept by the bards of the north,
the Jongleurs, Troubadours and Trouveres
of France and the Mime and Master
Singers of Germany. was then taken up
and in connection Herewith a short re-
sumo was given of the miracle plays and
the story of Wagner's operas, Tannhau-
SER and die Meistersinger," the former
in connection with the contest in A. ID.
1907, in the castle Of The Wartburg, IN
~; Il, of no n
nesingers, and the latter as giving
lively image of the proceedings Of the
election of a candidate as a Master
singer. At the conclusion of the study
Miss Bella Schiffmann played Mendels-
sohns "Rondo Capricioso."
Miss Marion McFal, who made sue
cessful appearance last week through the
Rubinstein Club, will be the offertory
soloist this morning at the 1mmanuei
Baptist Church, when she will be heard in
"Ope Thou Mine Eye Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finckel will enter
tain at their second studio recital Tues
day afternoon, when they will be assisted
in giving the program by number of
their pupils.
Mr.. Frank Spencer Of Rochester will
sing tomorrow at the Church of the
Epiphany at both the morning and the
evening services. At the morning service
he will sustain the tenor solo in Gounod's
''SanctuS.
The pupils of Miss Ethel Tozier We're
heard in recital yesterday afternoon at
the Chinese legation, assisted by Mrs.
Warner Gibbs. soprano. who was heard
in a group of songs by Hahn and Leh-
man. The Instrumental numbers includ-
ed THE Feather Dance Ducelle). Inez
Demonet: Sweet Niolets,' Mabel Sinclair:
Playful Ropdo' tGreenl, Dorothy Rider;
"Rondo" (Kuhlam, Alma Knoz; ."Rohe-
Shadow Dance" (MacDowelD, Anna. Col
laday; .'Polanaise" in E major (Mac-
DowelD Mildred Rider and ''Gnomen-
reigen' UiszD Miss Tozier.
4 musical treat was afforded those vino
attended the weekly recital at the reading
room for the blind at the Library of Con-
gress Thursday, when Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler. soprano soloist of Calvary
Baptist Church, gave program of songs,
assisted by Mrs. +. y. Dickinson at the
piano. Mrs. Gawler's voice was at its
best and each number called forth In
sistent applause.
Mrs Emily Dougall-Marcon, pianist.
WAS one of the soloists at recent niu-
seal given by Mrs. X. a. Brastow of the
Cordover. Other numbers on the program
were rendered by Miss Helen Nettleton,
contraito. Mr.. Oscar Gareissen. baritone;
Mr.. Alfred G. Eldridge and DR.. Henry q.
Hanchelt. pianists.
Mrs Blanche Muir DaIsleish, cont ratio
will he the offertory soloist at the Mount
Pleasant Presbyterian Church today, her
selection ut the morning service being 20
Divine Redeemer." by Gounod. In the
evening she will be heard in "Tarry with
Me. oh. My Savior GHerndon MorseiD
and Zion tkuhnp.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler will be
the offertory soioist this morning at the
Calvary Baptist Church, her selection
being .'Entreat Me Not To Leave Thee
(Gounod,. The quartet will sing the an
them. 70 BE joyful, o Ye Lands
tklcin,. At the evening service the quar-
tet will render ''Callest Thou Us, o Mas
ter" tSmarD and Come, Ye Faithfui'
Fisher,. Mr.. Arthur Mayo will preside
as usual at the organ. =