Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26


Fulton f. karr, organist of st. An
/ Ore" Episcopal Church. will give a
piano recital at the Public Library
| Thursday evening assisted by Mrs. Fam
| ME Atlee Gage, soprano a member of
the Rublnstein Club. and DIR. William
will render compositions by Mozart
Beethoven. Rubinstein and Others and
among Mrs. Cages songs special in
| terest will he attached to The
Messer. TO which Mr.. karr has written
the musical setting. Mrs. Diffenderfer
will assist at the piano.
Mrs. d. Olin Leech entertained at
musical last week in honor OF Mrs
Clarence johnson. the other guests be-
ing former pupils of Mrs. Johnson, who
! as Mrs. Harriet Mills was at one time
one OF the prominent vocal teachers in
| local musical circles. The program in
! cluded the contralto solos. Till Death
! tMascheronip, 'Norah' lPiggott and
| Little Irish Girl I.ohr>. Mrs. Dal-
sleish: soprano solos. MY Dreams"
! tTosti> and Good night Sweet
! Drea ms" tEischofr1. Mrs. Fannie Alice
! Gage: contralto solos Loves Rhap-
sndy'' and White Throat. by Mrs.
| William i. Reed: soprano solo. Thy
/ Bcaming Eyes" Miss Matte Gibson:
! plantation melodies with banjo accom-
| paniment. Miss Carrie Lawson Leech
! a house guest Of Mrs Leecl: soprano
/ solo. Love Is a Rose. Mrs. Elmer
| Curry and contralto solos, Just a
! Wearyin' for You and Cradle Song
! by the hostess. Mrs. a. l.. Sinclair as
sisted as accompanies.
| An evening of music will be given at
the Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church
| by the quartet this evening under the
| direction of Lewis Corning Atwater,
who will also preside at the organ.
| The program will include Millard's
h;pI, mill bn
! contralto solo. 20 Dry Those Tears
F! Del Riego). with cello obligato; quar-
| tet. THE Night Has a Thousand Eyes
| misunderstanding, sung without ac-
organ solos. Concert Overture in c
minor and Third Movement from
Fourth Sonata tHollins). The quartet
| is composed of Mrs. Ivy Herriot Shade,
soprano; Miss Ada Arundel. contralto:
| Howard Butterworth, tenor, and
George II. Miller. basso. and they will
be assisted by Miss Ethel Lee, who. be-
sides playing the obligatos, will be
heard also in the cello solo "Berceuse,"
| from "Jocelyn" (Godard).
Miss Katharine MacReynolds gave a
recital before the College Women's CLUB
Monday afternoon. prefacing the musical
| program with talk on the characteristics
! of the Scandinavian school of compost
! ton and illustrating her remarks by
| playing the following we'll known piano
numbers by Edward Grieg: ITO Spring
dedicated to Maud PowelD, Cradle
summers night; Poem Erotic,'' The
| Passing of the Norwegian Bridal Pro-
cession'' and The March of the Dwarfs. >
| Master Wilfred Morrison, boy soprano,
of Toronto. Canada, will sing at this
mornings service in Trinity Episcopal
| Church.
| The Nordica Mandolin. Banjo and
Guitar Clubs gave a program Friday
evening at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church under the auspices of the Barbara
Bible Class. The Mandolin and Guitar
| Club opened the program with the
! Bridal Rose overture. The sextet from
A. Patrol" by Peck. were equally well
rendered. while their closing number,
'Napoli, by Mezzacapo. was executed
with precision and delicacy. The Banjo
Club gave two numbers, Caprice and
1.-The Troopers" by Bacon, and respond
ed to an encore with "Senegambian
Revels." Other numbers were banjo solo,
''Glenside March,, by Master Dufour
Brown. who responded with Episode,
by Emo; mandolin solo. Carnival de
Sypher: encore, 'Valse Fanasia.' by
| Abt. The clubs were assisted by Mrs.
Jessie Darling Sutton. soprano; Master
Joseph Merrick, soprano, and MAZE
| Messrs. A. p Empie. r. f. Fleharty. A.
| F. Cummins, G. w. Bowen. III. F. Smith.
| w. T. Ellis and G. A. Clark, with Miss
| Jessie Galloway as accompanist Mrs.
| Arthur Granville Dunn consented to sub
! sttute for Benjamin Lineback. who was
/ unable to appear and sang "Starlight'
and silver Sea" by Temple, and Sing
| Me an Old Time Ballad to which Miss
| j. 4. Bloomer played a violin obigato
and Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown the piano
| accompaniment
! Following it's usual custom of giving
an evening OF music the last Sunday of
| each month. the choir of New York Ave-
| nue. Presbyterian Church. will this even
ing render RoSsini'9 sta bat Mater" In
! previous seasons this work has proven
one Of the most acceptable OF the com
| positions given by this choir, and on this
| occasion it viii lie assisted by Mrs.
Else Bond Rischor, who will sing with
| the quartet in the ''Infiammatus." Mrs
! Shirciif taking the oblgato solo. John
| Porter Lawrence will officiate as usual
at the organ.
Miss Marion McFal, director of music
al the First Baptist Church, has ar
ranged Il special program of music in
place Of the evening service today. The
J regular choir will be assisted by Mrs
Albert j.. Johnson. mcZZO-SopraHe. and
s T. Boyer tenor. Miss McFall will
continue these special programs the last
SUNDAY Of each month during the re-
main;:er of the season The following
numbers viii he rendered this evening:
"Unfold Ye Portals" by Gounod: trio,
Trust in the Lord by Isndel-Jaeger.
Mss aiclall. Mrs. johnson and Mrs.
S.! Kerr: 20 Rest III the Lord. from
/ 'Elii2h. by Aiendelssnhn. Mrs. James
kFrr: anthem. .Cantate Domina, by
/ Huc praise We. from "Atila.'' by
Verdi. Miss McFail and Messrs. Boyer
/ ana Wooden: duet 70" alto and bass.
) Il Will Magnify tho L1r-. by Marsh.
Mrs Kerr ARD Mr.. Wooden; Awake. My
Soul" by Schneider. the choir Mrs
Edmund Barry will be in charge of the
organ.
| The choir of Metropolitan Nj. L. Church
: Art Great this evening at s O'Clock
5, The personnel CT the choir is "a follows
/ Miss Gretchen Hood, soprano; Mrs. SIMS
| Cunningham. contralto: Leroy A. Glider.
| tenor: James S. Hicks. basSo. and Arthur
| Clyde Leonard, organist and director.
Members of the Friday Morning Music
! Club ard its friends were entertained
-! at It's weekly musical by Il song re-
| t'tal by Nrs. njam.n Lathrop OF New
: York. The program included Lam 2nt
| Of .\rianna." by Monteverde: DUAL Far
! falletta,' from "Partcnope, by tanIel
10. the Heavn Descended Prophet by
/ Gram: 'Arietta, by Buononcini. ard
'.Al,eluja." from "Jauchzet Gott, ny
| Bach: la Belle Menotte." by an un-
| known composer. but harmoniZed by
! leadore blackstone. "Chanson Triste. by
| Dupare: "DepuiS de Jour from
Louise. by Charpentier: Romance,
! ty Debussy. 'Aiple moi by Bemberg;
| Nan,