Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-30

(AIitsen). Mrs. Mark; duet. so Thou
Lifteta Thy Divine Petition tStainer),
Messrs Glider and Hicks; quartet, say.
ior. When Night Involves the SKIES
Harry Rowe Shelley: soprano 500
Angels Ever Bright and Fair diandel,.
Miss kaspar; quartet, praise fe the
Father (Gouncd). Mrs. Kirk l.. Russell,
who has recently been engaged Tor 'he
position, will officiate at the organ.
Miss Marie C. Hansen. one OF the WASH
lngton pupils taking a course at the f ca
bCdy Conservatory, will contribute TO TIE
program of the concert which is TO De
given at the Peabody Hall Monday next
Her numbers will include the "Solree dc
Nienee' tSchubert-Liszt and two or the
Sinding Caprices. one in MAJOR anu
the other in + minor. one or NJ SIS fah.
sens compositionS song, The ThouSht
of You" which has been heard here sew
eral times, was given last "Wednesday al
the concert of the Peabody Conservatory
and was enthusia stically received
The offertory solo at the Westminster
Memorial Church this morning will be
sung by Mr.. Frank Byram MS seec''oIi
being 1.-THE Lord Is My Shepherd. by
Idddel At the evening service Miss Hat
RE McGinnis will be heard In "A Dream
of Paradise
Mr. John Allen was the host of the
b Sharp Club at it's last meeting, "hen
Lamont street to continue the study or
the life and works of Beethoven. In ad-
dition to the full attendance of the club,
there were several guests. who enjoyed
the well chosen program, Whlcn was
opened with a character sketch or bee
thoven by Mr.. Allen. Both vocal ana
instrumental numbers were then given by
the members. including the following:
Piano duet, first movement. second sym
phony, Miss Bender and Miss Richmond;
violin solo. Sonata, opus "a, first move
ment Miss Margery Snyder, vocal solo.
Might Miss Margaret Paine; piano
SOLO the overture from "Egmont. by re.
quest, Miss Emma VI. {. Bender; vocal
solo Remembrance" Miss Bertha Han
sen; piano solo. Sonata" opus 81. No. :,
ID minor Miss Marie G. Hansen; violin
solo. the adagio movement Sonata, opus
"A, Miss Margery Snyder: piano SOLO
The Moonlight Sonata, Mr.. Frank j..
Allen 4 number of interesting manu-
scripts miniatures, pictures and writings
of the famous composer were then dis
cussed and inspected. after which the
where a delightful buffet supper was
served. Later the company was enter
tanned with several additional solos by
Miss Bertha Hansen. who gave suffer $
.Chrysa millennium. and the ARROW and
the Song Several characteristic songs
were also given by Mr.. John Allen. after
which the club adjourned until it's next
meeting. which will be held February
II at the reSldence OF MISS NJ. ftedilOT
Richmond, on oath street. when the COM
poser Weber" will be taken up. The
list of those present included Mrs. c. b.
Hoppin, Mrs. f. G. Allen. Miss Norine
Fisher, Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Miss Doro-
thy Snyder, Miss Bertha Hansen. Miss
Marie c. Hansen, Miss Margery Snyder.
Miss Emma NJ. &. Bender, Miss Beatrice
Hansen. Miss NJ. Eleanor Richmond, Miss
Margaret Paine. Mr.. Corcorau, Mr. Bar.
| Mr.. Bushrod Hoppin. Mr.. II. Gilbert, Mr..
N. Lamont, Mr. John Allen and Mrs.
Frank J. Allen.
The offertory number this morning at
the Episcopal Church of All Saints, Chevy
/ Chase. will be the duet. Love Divine
| All Love EAcelling.'' from Stainer' S
| Daughter of Jairus.' sung by Miss
Blanche Polkinhorn, soprano, and DIR.
William Hamilton, tenor. William il.
Taylor will preside as usual at the organ.
| The pupils OF Miss Helen Gladnlon gave
| their monthly musical assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Darcy, last Thursday evening,
when the following program was given:
Reaper Song D'Orville). Miss Helen
Stake: Nocturne tBohm), Miss Reta Nus
baum valse (Durand). Miss Marguerite
Wise: Invention Bachl. and Etude
| (Chopin). Miss Mildred Cornwell; Rondo