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

Mrs. Willard ]. King: violin solos. Allie
gro Brillante and Rondo, from 9th Con-
uses. Nellie Was a Lady and Dixie"
arranged by Van der Stucken. the Saen-
gerbund. soprano solo. Aria from The
Queen of Sheba'' (Gounod). Mrs. Arthur
G. Dunn; baritone solo. Prologue from Il
Pagliaccf" Ueoncavallo). Mr.. Harry
Burnstine. accompanied by Miss Leila
Leberman; seXtet from Lucia di Lam
mermoor" DonizettD. Mrs. Arthur G..
Dunn. Mrs Willard J. King. Mr.. William
G. Atherholt, Mr.. Carl Xanten, Mr.. Fred
choruses will be given as usual under the
direction of Mr.. Henry Xander.
Mrs Theodore T. Apple has been en-
gagged as soprano soloist of Trinity Eps-
copal Church and has already assumed
her new duties.
At the communion service this morning
at the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church the choir will sing the first half
of Stainers Crucifixon. and the organ
numbers will be voluntaries by Rheinber-
ger and Won Fielitz and excerpts from
Parsifal. The quartet will be composed
of Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade, soprano: Miss
Mary Emily King, contralto: Mr.. How
ard Butterworth, tenor. and Mr.. Theodore
T. Apple, bass, and Mr.. Lewis Corning
gan. "
A program of music by French COM
posers was given Friday morning at
lovers of the Friday Morning Club and
their friends. The program opened with
piano duet, EN- Bateau' and Ballet
Debussy), from Petite Suite a Quatre
Mains Mrs. King and Gilbert King.
This was followed by the soprano solo,
Aria from Louise tCharpentierl,
Miss Church.; duets for two violins,
abandon" "Berceuse'' and .'Serenade"
iGodard). Miss Allen and Miss King,
with Mrs Day at the piano: nlezzo-so-
prano solos, "Chant d'Amour' and "Reve
de la Bien-Aimee' (Bizep, Mrs. Fairfax;
piano solos. ''Nccturne. OPP. 90 1ndy),
and ''Danse" Debussy). Mrs. King; So
prano solo, "Bergerettes'' (XVIH Cen
tury), Miss Brodhead
The offertory number at the Church
of St Michael and All Angels today
will be a soprano solo, BE of Good Com
which will be sung by Miss Lena
Woodruff. The postlude will be a Gypsy
Danse' (Earnest. for violin and organ
This evening the program will include a
and Seciliana' from "Cayalleria Rusti-
cana" with tenor obligato. by }. III. Tay-
lor, and chorus by the full choir; trio
Praise Ye," from "Attila'' Verdi). Miss
violin solo. "MadrigaIe" (Simonette), Mr..
W. Hill; soprano solo, open the Gates
of the Temple" Miss Woodruff; Mag
nificat and Nunc Difnttt1s' Dorsey, 20
Lord. be Mercifur' tBartlett,, Miss NJ.
Gross, contralto.
Miss Mary Helen Leefe will entertain at
a studio at home next Thursday after
noon at ; O'Clock. The program will be
given by Miss Frances Smith. soprano.
and Mrs Irving Smith, contralto Miss
Margaret Alvord will. assist as accom-
PIANIST
Nine Devonne Hampstead. who has
been engaged as contralto soloist of the
Church of the Covenant for the month OF
February will be heard ut the offertory
today in 'In Thee O God, DO | Put My
Trust" Max Spicker,.
Mr.. II. w. Weber, conductor of the Re-
bew Orchestra who has been quite i'll
with the grip. is we'll enough to be around
again and will WELD the baton Monday
evening. When the orchestra will hold
its usual public rehearsal in the lecture
room of the Keller Memorial Church.
The assisting soloiSts OH this occasion will
he Miss Bessie Harrison, soprano. and
Mr.. w. j. Weber, pianist
Mr. Richard LorleDers. violoncellist.
who made a successful debut at the re-
cent concert of the Washington Sym
phony Orchestra, was heard one of the
assisting soIoists at the concert of the
Monday Morning Club last week. Mr..
I.orIeberg rendered ''Berceuse'' (Sinon
Vito Pepper, and 'Melodie' 'Rubin-.
stein, Mr.. Bertraln &. Peacock of Bal
timore was also heard i'm two groups of
songs Die .Ablosung 0Hollaender), der
Doppelganger" Schubert "Ingeduld'
(Schuserp. and Lend Me Thy Fiilet
Love- lBrockWay), and Would Thy