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

Johnson with Miss Getman at the piano:
encore Blossom Land tEIiotD: piano
duet. Surprise symphony" 6Haydn). Miss
DAILY and Mr. w. J. Weber: tenor solo.
Jones, with Mrs. Jones at the piano: en-
core MY Rose Marie u-ent): reading.
Rev. Mr.. F.. c. Powers: march. Lights
Out cMcCoy), orchestra.
The Friday Morning Music Club enter
tanned friends last week at a song re-
c.tal by Mr.. Paul Bleyden OF Philadel-
phia. The program included Russian
ern school, and among the num-
bers We're: .Mittelaterliche" OAlbero:
I'm Wunderschonen Monat Mai.
'Wenn Ich in Define Augen Seh.'
"Und Wusstens die Blumen'' (schu-
MANN. Am Nicer and "Aufenthalt'
(Schuberp. 20 Heller Tag CTschaikow-
sky. .Winterturme." from Die Wal
nellie tGretry,. TN Doux Lieu" Oel-
bruck), Hymn au Solier (Georgesl. 'An
Open Secret Huntington Woodmanl.
Long Ago" and Robin Sings in the
Apple Tree tMacDowell. and ''Ah, Love
but Day tBeach,. In the closing
number. the duet from Madame Butter
~ Mr. Bleyden was assisted by Miss
Franceska kaspar. soprano
The choir of Ingram Memorial Congre-
this morning Seek We the Lord by r.
V. Roberts. tenor solo. sustained by Mr..
James X. Morton, tenor soloist- The
offertory VIII be duo for soprano and
tenor. Love Divine All Love Exceling
by Stainer. sung by Miss Stella Raymond
and Mr.. Morton. Mrs. Louise Carson-H Hill
is directress and contraito soloist.
The musical program at the Y NJ. c. A.
this afternoon will be furnished by the
Lecene trio. which Is composed OF Miss
Christine Church. soprano. Miss Alice
Gertrude Trow, mezzo-soprano and Mss
gram will be as follows: Trio. God Is
Love" tHarry Rowe Shelley: duet. The
Sacred Morn" tE. Lenore IaceyD. Misses
Trcw and Lacey: trio. He Is In Tears
That soweth'' dHillerl: soprano solo. 20
Divine Redeemer' tGouncdp. Miss church..
trio. 4 Waited for the Lord (Mendcls-
sohnt.
Mr.. Sidney LLOYD Wrightson. assisted
by Miss Ada Birch. soprano: Mr.. Richard
bass. and Miss Donna Elizabeth Riegei.
accompanies, will give recital for the
students OF Central High School We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Louise Milliken OF New Castle
Ind. who is spending the winter In Wash
ington. will he the contralto soloist at the
Church of st. Michael and All Angels
during the remainder of her stay in the
city, which will be until after Easter
The preliminary song service this evening
DIT the church will include: Tenor solo.
II Thirst" from Mercadente's Seven
Last Words Mr.. ]. II. Taylor: soprano
solo, Father, Forgive Them from the
ruff; quartet with tenor and baritone
solos, He Is Death Guilty. from Du-
bois' Seven Last Words" Misses Mar
guerite Stewart. soprano. OF Seattle.
20 l. slror snYlff~ al IN
Messrs. Taylor and Yea. bass: soprano
sole. 20 All Ye Who Travel Upon the
Highways" from Dubois Seven Last
Words" Miss Stewart; contralto solo.
20 Jesus Thou Art Standing &C. j.
Boyd. Miss Milliken: soprano solo. Ave
Maria tMaschercni), Mss Stewart with
violin obligato by Clarence Bateman-
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will direct, as
usual, and play the organ.
Mr.. George H. Miller Of this city sus-
tanned the bass solos in Gsuis Holy
City," at a concert given at Charlottes-
Vile. Va, Thursday evening.
The Junior class of Miss Helen Glad
mon gave it's monthly musical Saturday
afternoon. assisted by Leon Nusbaum.
program were the Misses Lydia Hulse.
Lucille Chamberlain. Leah knupfer,
Elizabeth Dowden. Margaret Baxter.
Grace Warner. Marjorie Simpson. Mary
DOn0hlle
intosh Louise Morgan, Frances Hilleary.
Ruth Bowling. Evelyn Brighton and Ray
mond Cornwell. Clyde Norton, Richard
Morgan and Ralph Dowden.
The Musurgia Club will hold its first
.ladies. night" tomorrow in the Park
road chambers. A splendid program has
been arranged by the committee, which
lis composed of Messrs. Q. Glenn Cowhic1.
chairman: r. c. Pauling and H. W. Yea.
Among those who will contribute to the
pleasure of the occasion are Mrs. Helen
Donohoe De Yo. soprano; Miss Mary
Emily King. violinst: Mrs Arthur r.
pierce contralto: Messrs. Joseph White
more and Joseph F. Matthew. tenors:
George r ID. Rollings, bass; Edgar
Priest, pianist: William Seward Shelby.
MaytwelI, Meyer. Edwin Callow, Byron
RIodeett and Arthur r. Pierce. There
will be also several numbers by the club
under the direction OF Charles r. Bart
lett.