Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-05

Vernon M. E. Church South, took VI
his new duties as precentor and soloist
or the Fourth Presbyterian Church yes
terday: His selection at the offertory was
Fear Not Ye. Israeli by Dudley Buck.
with F. s. Stitt at the organ.
The Schumann Concert Company.
composed of six blind musicians, gave
the program at the Public Library
Thursday. The numbers were cor
daily received, the violin solos Of Mr..
Hufty and the vocal duet by A. c. d.
Murray and E. l. Patterson calling for
special mention. Included in the pro-
gram was the piano duet Charge of
Grady and J. F. Germuiller; contralto
solo. "Once in a While" Caroline Low
THAN, E. Louise Patterson. with vio-
lin obligato by F. S. Hufty; piano solo.
The Duetto' 3Mendelssohn). Susie /
lMendelssohn>. A. c. D. Murray and
E. L. Patterson; violin solo, "Adora-
ton" BorowskD. French S. Hufty
chorus. When Other Eyes Shall Look
in Thine entire company: piano trio.
Grady. S. I. Duffy and ]. F. Germuiller;
Young tBuck), A. Claire D. Murray;
piano solo. ''Tarantelle" Is. B. Mills),
c. L. Grady; violin solo. "Mazurka de
Concert" .tOvide Husin). French S.
GelbeD, entire company.
A new organization. called the Men
delssohn Quartet, is composed of Miss
phrey, contralto; Richard p. Ba ng
tenor, and George H. Miller, bass Miss
Julia Higgins will be the accompanist
The quartet holds rehearsals und the
direction of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. and
will shortly give concert in the lecture
hall Of the Public Library. with a pro.
gram Of solos by each of the members
closing with Liza Lehman's "In a Persian
Garden
| Mrs. Lucille Belts entertained Friday
evening for the first time this season al
| students recital Miss Adelaide Glen
nts sang Joy Of the Morning" anu
''Song of a Heart by Tunison. and
I"Cavatina," from Gounod's Queen OF
Sheba": Mrs. Ellen Bockerton was heard
in IA Song of Love-" by H. H. Beach
The Land of Yesterday by Masc..eroni
and Dreams by Ba. tlett, and Mrs. Mil
dred Monroe gave ''rhe Chrysaat' emum,
| by Salter, GOunods "Siebel's Song," from
"Faust." and My .aeart at "A Swes
Voice." from Samson and Delilah," b!
Saint-Saens.
| Miss Lillian Chenowith was the soloist
|
oils Wednesday, when she sang effective
ly Beyond the Smiling and the Weep
ing"
The Virgil Clavier Piano School, Miss
| Georgia E. Miller. director, had its frs,
class evening Of the season last Monday
| The program was as follows: "Gavot.e.
by Handel, Curious Story" by Heller, ant
| "Gondolieri," by Nevin. Miss Anita on
| terdinger; "vaiick." by Mokrejs. Mi {
Hilda Kolar; "Humoreske." by Dvorak,
Moment Musical" by Schubert, Marche
Mignonne,' by Poldini, Miss Izora Bing-
aman; ''Des Attends Novelette," and
prophet Bird Ly Schumann. Miss
| katharine Brooks; "Solfegotto." by Bach
| "Hark Hark! the Lark by S. hub TT
List, and G fiat waltz, by Chopin, Miss
Ruth Ebaugh.
| The first recital Of the Won Unschuld
Club was given in the parlors of the Won
| Unschuld University Of Music Friday
| evening. A program of classical mum,
| bers was rendered by the Misses Fisher.
| McRae, Donohoe. Dyson. Myers. Mar
shall, Hull. Moore. Aver. Kolb; Louis
Potter and Nine. Won Unschuld.
| A pupils recital was given Saturday
| night at the studio of Raphael Rooster
The program follows: Duet. Morning
Glory Rosewig, Wesley and William
Frances De Grange: duet. playing Sol
der" Lenecke. primo part, Miss Sylvia
Payne: ION the Meadow by Lichner
Miss Gladys Chase: 'Fantasie Martha. .
by Winner, Sydney Thompson: Dance
Of Wild Flowers" WenTich. Miss NIL