Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-24
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The Arion Club will give it's fifth and
| last musical of the season at the club
house this evening under the direction
of Mr.. Karl Ho'er. and the program will
chestra; choruses, "Schaefer's sonntags-
| lied" and Ritter's Abscheid, Arion Club;
euphonium solo. Evening Star. Song
| (Wasner). Mr.. Alfred Grosskurth bass
solo. The Sentinel sTileap, Mr. J.
stein). and "Poupee Valsante' PoldinD.
| orchestra; cello SOLO. "Tarantella" Pop
peri, Mr.. Dore Wolfsteiner; tenor solo,
"Ah. Moon Of My Delight" Qehmannn>,
"zigeunerweisen' tsarasate,. Master
George Moskey; quartet. Winter Song
| (Bullard), the Schubert quartet, composed
of Messrs. M. d. Hensey. N. McNamee,
+. A. Murray and J. F. Duggan; Car
men" (Bizet, orchestra.
Much interest Is manifested here over
| the reappearance of Frau Emil Hugh OF
Berne, Switzerland. who was formerly
we'll known in Washington musical cir
| Maj and Mrs. Norman II. Camp of Fsu-
cid street northwest. Frau Hugh has
come from Switzerland to sing at the
Washington Choral Societys concert next
week when she will sustain the soprano
part in Sullivan's Golden Legend Frau
Hugh has made several successful ap-
pearances in grand opera in Europe, nota-
bly, in Gluck's ''Orpheus." The tenor
soloists of the Choral Society's concert
will be Mr.. Henry Quincy OF Philadel-
phia, who came to Washington early in
the winter to accept the position as So
loist at the Church of the Covenant at
the afternoon service and at the First
Congresationalist Church at the morn
ing and evening services.
Mr.. n. W. Preston. baritone. Of Ere
mont. Neb.. will assist the choir of st.
Michael and All Angels Church today.
At the morning service he will sing Cam
pion's Ninety and Nine and In the
evening "Open to Me the Gate, by the
late Dr. Bischoff Other numbers at the
preliminary song service this evening will
he Dudley Bucks "My Redeemer and My
Lord by Miss Lena Woodruff, and the
anthem, 1.-The Radiant Morn Has Passed
Away which will be sung by the choir.
under the direction of Mrs. Henry HUNT
Mckee Miss Louise Milliken. contralto.
Of Newcastle. Ind. and Mr.. Edwin CAL
low. baritone of this city. were the as
sisting soloists at this church last Sum
day evening, Miss Milliken singing. o
Jesus Thou Art Standing adapted to
ows" and Mr. Callow giving Hawleys
setting OF the hymn. Lead. Kindly
Light
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld has returned
from successful concert tour playing
st. outs. Cincinnati. Boston. New York
and Chicago. After her recital in Chicago
last Sunday she was engaged to MAY at
the banquet given by the Press CUB or
that city to SignOr Bonct and Miss j.
Noria of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany.-
The annual musical by the pupils of
Miss NJ AeneS CLARK was given at Car
roll Institute Hall, and was most credit
able affair. The class was assisted by
Miss Cecelia Fentress in vocal solo.
Marie HAYES in a song and dance and
Harry King in solo for VIOLIN. Other
numbers were rendered by the Misses
Mary Howser. Pearl shreve. Rachael
Trumbull. Helen Brest. Helen Roe. Mar
earet Nolan. Florence Evans, Francis
Carroll and Marian Fenwick. The con-
cert valse by Moszkowski, which was
played from memory by Miss Fowser.
the Chopin Polanaise. by Miss Shreye,
and "Belisario," arranged for two pianos.
aud rendered by Miss Marie McGrain and
Miss Clark, were favorably received.
The musical humber to be rendered this
morning at ConeVrdia Lutheran Church.
under the djrectioN Of Raphael Rooster.
will be as followA: Orsan prelude: an
tory. 'Andante': q llo solo bv Mr.. FRITZ
Mueller: anthem, There is Holy City"
A delightful program was eiven=Ehurs-
DAY evening at the annual visitation en-
-eriainrnen' o. Lafayette Lodge. No. No.
quartet, ''Winter Song sung BN
Messrs. Hensey. smons. Rodrick and
Moore This was fol,owed nv some popu-
lar songs. including "My Iohnsing. Good
night" by George n. OConnor: SOLO
Concerto by KIenge'. Miss Ethel Lee:
ananish dance. pupils OF Miss Cora b.
shreve. rontralto solo. calm as the
Night" Mrs. Belle Carpenter Henney:
scns MY Cousin SIM ca1nso ecre sth ID
Lee, and quintet. "The Legend Of the
Chimes from ''Rntin Hood" Mrs. Hen
new and Messrs. Hersey. Sinons. Rod
rick and Moore. Mr.. James W. Cheney
ir was the accompanist.
The Apollo Orchestra. with its full COM
piement of forty-two players. was heard
in CONCERT F-idav evening 1T the NJ. E.
Church South. Alexandra, Va. The as
sisting soloists were Mrs. Thomas A. HUI
Ash. contralto and Mr.. Kenneth w. Og-
den. tenor.
One Of the features of the musical
given recently at the residence OF Mrs.
r. b. Moran was the playing OF Beatrice
Evelyn wilson OF Portland. Ore. This
extensively by musical and society peo-
pie since her arrival here few months
ago. and her Interpretation OF many clas-
sical numbers of great difficulty has
been surprise and delight to AL who
have been fortunate enough to hear one
OF her programs
Miss Rose Bigelow will be the soloist
at the lexington Presbyterian Church
this morning. when she will sing De
Koyer's ''Recessional.' and Mrs. Phil,
ander Belts will assist the choir in the
evening.
Mrs Florence Holtzman Weymouth
daughter Of Mrs Jennie Hoffman OF
18th street northwest. arrived In New
York yesterday on the Hamburg Ameri-
can liner America, and will spend this
week in washington as the Tuest Of her
mother, who met her yesterday in New
York. Mime. Weymouth returns from q
season OF successful appearances In
grand opera. her special triumph being
| made in her representation Of Elsa in
'Lohengrin." 1t is hoped that during
| the brief stay that Nine. Weymouth
makes In Washington she will give her
| friends and former admirers an oppor-
| tunity to hear what she has accom-
plished musically since she has won the
stamp OF approval from European critics
and impresarios.
The program of music to be given by
| both choirs Of st. Patrick's Church to-
| day will include organ prelude. "Sere-
| nata organ; PROFESSIONAL. sanctuary
| choir; vidi aQuaf1l. sanctuary choir: I'M
1 -. r1,Ctr 1x-I v,,fy ad .