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

The Rubinstein Club entertained its
friends and associate members at a
morning recital Wednesday in the ball
room of the Arlington, when the club
under the direction of Mrs. A. NJ. Blair
added new laurels to those already wor
upon former occasions. The club was
assisted by Miss Aileen Miller, Miss Anna
Brett and Miss Helen Crennan, each OF
whom contributed group of solos, ano
Mrs Emma Prall Knorr and Mrs. VIII
liam Bruce King. pianists, in the follow
ing delightful program: Chorus, Wan
derer's Night Song" Dudley Buck. the
club; solos. June" (Beach) and THE
Rosary (Nevin). Miss Aileen Miller
chorus, The Dove" IS. Yradier). the
club; solos, "Sapphic Ode (Brahms). and
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not MAS
cagnD. Miss Anna Brett: Romance,
with variations, for two pianos Grieg)
Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr and Mrs. viii
liam Bruce King: chorus, AT the Clois-
ter Gate (Grieg>. with solos by Mrs
Gage and Mrs. Dalgleish. the club; solos
One Summer Night (Grieg, "L'Heure
Exquise'' CRnaldo Hahn, and Roses
After Rain" Uehmann). Miss Heller
Crennan: chorus, THE Lost Chord
(Sull van Bartlett. by special request
the club. Mrs. E. Pendleton Dickinson
assisted at the piano and Miss Mamie
Mullaly at the organ.
Macfarlane's Message from the Cross, .
a new and beautiful Lenten cantata, will
be given under the direction of Mr.. Os-
car Franklin Comstock I'm Trinity Epis-
copaI Church next Wednesday evening.
The tenor solos will be sustained by Mr..
Joseph F. Matthew of the New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, Mr.. Comstock
himself singing the baritone parts. Miss
Helen Calhoun Crouch will ofticiate at the
organ. No cards of admission will be re-
CURED.
Mrs Howard Malcolm Kutchin, pianist.
formerly Miss Mary Kimball, gave re-
cital in Baltimore recently in the drawing
room OF Mrs. George l.. Dobbin before
the Recital Club. of which she was one OF
the original members. a large number
were in attendance and Mrs. kutchin had
the most flattering success I'm the follow
ing program: l, 'Loure" BACH, "Melo-
die Chuck sgambatD .: and .Gavo ons
Aria tschumann) and ''Stimmung' and
''Morgenwandrung'' tSjoegren); 3. "Salut
d. Amour" (Elgar), Partitions" (Seeboeck).
Revere" (StrausS. Poems" lArensky)
and "Marche Mignonne" PoldinD; 4.
''Humoreske'' OvOrak and "Feuerzau-
ber'' (Wagner-Brassinl.
Mrs. Armand Gumphrecht, for many
years the contralto soloist at st. Patrick 5
Pleasant Congregational Church last Sun
day evening. the numbers including Men
deissohn's Hear My Prayer" and trio
for women's voices. Holy savior, by
Dethier. Mr.. Herbert Lawson. basso
substituted for Mr.. Theodore T. Apple
who was too Ill to appear. but who will
resume his duties today with the choir
AT the morning service today the program
will include THE Story of the Cross
(Custance). I'm a Pilgrim. I'm Strang-
m
from Rossini's "Stabat Mater" arranged
for quartet Mr.. Lewis Corning Atwater
will preside at the organ.
Ethel Lee. violoncellst. and Miss Voight
pianist, gave a delightful program at the
musical last Wednesday afternoon, when
Mrs Goebel entertained the ladies of the
Ohio delegation. Miss Weight opened the
program with "Serenade," OPP. "a G4ieb-
ling, and was followed by Mrs. Fairfax
in a group of songs including "Arioso
from .'Benvenuto" Diaz). Reeve de la
Bein Aimee .Dlset. and 'I.'Heure Elk
auise" (Hahn). Other numbers on the
program were .,Concertstuck." OPP. c. (Gol.
termanm, Miss Lee: Melodies (Nevin)
Miss Voight; Note Blanca" 1BrogD
Think of Me- CWaterford). and His
Lullaby (Jacobs- Bond. Mrs. Fairfax
Concerto In ID Minor (klengeD, and
..Tarantella" (Squire), Miss Lee.
The sacred oratorio of The Cruel
ixion' will be sung at Christ Episcopal
Church this evening at 1:3O by the vested
choir of the parish. assisted by an addi-
tional chorus and orchestra.> Solcs will
be sustained by Mr.. Howard Butterworth
and Messrs. John Waters and Roland
Roderck, bassos Mr.. Donald r. Mcleod
will WELD tho baton and Miss Mary Ross
will preside at the organ. Mrs. Brown,
the soprano sclost of the choir. will ren-
der There Is II Green Hill tGounod) at
the offertory.
Mrs Alouxo Tweedale, accompanied ~