Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06


bach), violin solos. by Mrs. Samuel Gus
sack: lie Papillon" tGriegl. Miss Hazel
Wilhoit; Last Hope lGottschalkD. Miss
Emma Louise Thompson: "Barcarolle"
tRubinstein), Miss Marie Burrows, March
Mignon' tPodinD. and ..L'Hirondelle''
cGodard), Miss Irma Walker; "scherzo"
(Denel, Miss Gertrude Thompson; Sere
made" tRachmaninoff), Miss Frances Cros-
well: Consolation, No. Niszt. and
IMPROVISATION" lMacDowelD. Mr.. Rus
(Chopin) and "Nocturne'' (Grieg). Miss
Martina Browning; "A la Bien-Aimee
CSchutp and "Poupee Valsante' POL
dinD. Miss Bernice Randall; Polish
No. 3 GiszD. and Waltz in ID Flat
Chopin, Mr.. Harry Goldsmith.
The music to be rendered at St Pat
rickS Church by the sanctuary choir,
under the direction of r. Mills Siby, and
the choir of mixed voices, under Armand
Gumphrecht, will include this morning:
Prelude, largo from "Xerxes' tHandeD,
organ: professional. sanctuary choir; as
perges plain chanD, sanctuary choir; IN
troIt (Silby), sanctuary choir: kyrie. mass
No Z (Haydn), mixed choir; graduate
tSilby), sanctuary choir; tract Vecchius),
sanctuary choir: .'Veni Creator Pales-
trina), sanctuary choir, 'Credo" (Kretsoh-
mer), mixed choir: offertory Creiry).
sanctuary choir; offertory motel, DE Pro-
funds tSilby) sanctuary choir; Sanctus.
boneO1CIuS ana Agnes Lei, lnlTu mass
Haydn). mixed choir: communion (Berna-
beD, sanctuary choir: hymn, congrega
ton, occasional, sanctuary choir. and
postlude, March Pentificale Nemmens),
organ.
The Misses Bertha and Marie c. Han
sen were the hosteSSes for the last and
largest meeting of the Sharp Club Sat
urday, when ii assembled at the home of
Mrs. f. c. Allen to spend the evening in
tha Nf no rfrlyc faf fncr
>ner. In addition to an already well pre-
pared prog. am, the company was favored
by several well known operate selections.
Miss Gretchen Hood gave Elsa's Dream
Song" from LohengrIn. and DIR. Kendall
the tenor OF st. Patrlck's mixed choir.
was hea.d in the Swan Song and THE
Farewell Song from the same opera. In
addition to a full attendance of the club
invited. making the meeting rho largest
yet held by the club. The program was
as follows: Sketch of the life OF Wagner.
Miss Margery Snyder: The Pilgrim $
Chorus" from 'Tannhauser. Mr.. Frank
j. Allen: "Elizabeth's Prayer from
'"Tannliauser, Miss Margaret Paine: fam
aisle from Die Mestersinger. Miss
Emma Bender: THE Prize Song. for
violin. from Die Meistersinger- Mar
gerry SNYDER; '-Traume." from Tristan
and Isolde Miss Bertha Hansen: The
Album Leaf" Miss Emma Bender. and
'-Oh Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star.
Transcription by LIszD. Miss Marie {.
Hansen. Supper was served after which
the Misses Hansen entertained in misce-
laneous numbers, among which were sew
eral Of Miss Marie Hansens original COM
positions. At late hour the company ad-
journed. Those present were Mrs Edwin
NJ Hood, Mr. and Mrs. T.. c. Snyder, Miss
Gretchen Hood, Miss Snyder. NJ $ f. G.
Allen, Miss Margery Snyder. Miss Emma
NJ c. Bender, Miss Beatrice Hansen.
Miss Eleanor NJ. Richmond. Miss Marie
lSc
Margaret Paine. DR.. Kembai., Mr.. Henry
Corcoran, Mr. Fl. Gilbert. Mr.. James Barr.
NJ. William Roome, Mr.. John Allen and
Mr.. Frank Allen.
Mrs. Lolita Mills Hough. pianist. played
before a large audience at the Washing
ton Normal School Friday, when she gave
the following program with her accus-
toned artistic interpretation: Prlntemps
Oubliee' and Caprice Slav' (Schutt.
Pastoral and Capriccio" tScarlattD: CD
Theme" (PaderewskD, 30 'Barcarolle''
in G Minor tRubnstein). "Serenade"
G4eschetiZky). :Valse Caprice" tSalmon).
At the conclusion of Mrs. Houghs num-
bers the seniors and juniors rendered
some school songs. and Miss Ruth Miller.
accompanied by Miss Ella Dill, contrib
uted a solo. the music of which had been
arranged previously by Mrs. Hough.
Miss FRANCESCA Kaspar was the assist
ing soloist at the Lenten service OF the
Ascension Church last Wednesday. her
selection at the offertory being. Come
Unto Him. from The Messiah Miss
Kaspar has been engaged as soprano So
loist at the annual spring music festival
at HagerstOwn, Md.
The Rebew Orchestra, w. IL. Weber,
conductor gave concert in the town
hall at Brookland for the benefit of the
Brookland NJ. f. Church. which was more
than usually successful The orchestra
was assisted by Mrs. F. Harriet Riley
Mr. c. W. Weber. Miss Ethel G. Johnson,
Miss Mabel DAILY Mr.. W. J. Weber. Miss
Mabel Gctmap. Rev. f. &. Powers and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Jones, In the
following program: March. Lead On
tSchlepegrclD: overture. CASTELAR,"
tSchlepegreln: contralto solo. Rose in
the Bud tFoster,. Miss Riley: quartet,
Rev. Mr.. Powers. Mr.. De Groot Mr.
Springer. Mir Ed Springer: waltz, 'Debu-
tante" tSantlemanm: rotations, Mr.. 6.
J. Weber: reverie. Cleaning dKoat;
soprano solo, Spring" (Sternl, Miss Ethel