Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-09

and Now the Day IL Over" by LAnders
Mr.. Freeman played Fugue in D minor,
by Bach; two movements from the Sew
e s1saat SYMPHONY aaS ay; by HaydnnAdasio in D
toire in B fiat. by Hall; Staccato in D
fiat, by request, by Bohm; "Chanson de
Maj" by Borowski: Consolation" by
Mendelssohn; ITO q Wild Rose" by Mac.
Dowell. and Grand Choeur," by Faulkes
Miss Marguerite Howard was the soloist
| at the sodAlity service OF the Immaculate
Conception Church Tuesday evening. when
Seven Last Words" with fine effect.
A pleasant event Of the week was the
beneft concert for the Home OF the In
eurabies under the management Of Mrs.
was opened BY Miss Ruby stanford.
Barnes. and "Xdasio," by Ries; Ear
Carbaush gave spirited rendition OF
stewart's "Bandelero'' and two songs by
MY Thousand Times Beloved": Mrs.
Gawler was heard in She Wandered
Down the Mountain Side and car.
mems" by Wilson; Charles Meyers con-
soSss Of the Ar ssSS! '"Si mn a sns tss
Dear" and Mrs. Daleieish scored her
usual success in Tostfs MY Dreams''
and The Rose" and THE Bee and the
SONG. both by Jamison. Miss Pearl
skill. besides adding to the pleasure Of
the occasion with the piano solo.
"Gayotte" in p minor, by siias: EAU lac
de Wallenstadt." by Lszt, and Polo
naise' in K minor, by Mcdowell
A ladies' quartet composed of Mrs. c.
B. Bayley, Mrs. A. Leftwich Sinclair.
Mrs. Albert Johnson and Mrs. D. O..
Leech furnished the music at the Len
hA
afternoon. when they were heard in ''The
Isle OF Somewhere" and II Know That My
Redeemer Idveth." sung to the music OF
Mendelssohn's II Would That MY Love. {"
Miss Faye Humphrey, Miss Gertrude
Reuter- and 0eprse H. Miller. with Miss
Julia Huggins at tho piano, gave the
musical prograr. at the annual reception
at Foundry M. ID. Church Friday evening.
Church at the lecture by Dr. v-edder.
Wtightson sang three Scotch ballads.
MY Ain Countrie." by Demarest; "Im
Wearin' Ava. Jean by Foote. and my
Ain Folk" by Leman.
Twenty singers from the choir of Trim
ity Episcopal Church made a pilgrima &c
to AlexandTia Wednesday evening and
e o1 scn ss cSvran %. by stens1 IL
cipal solo WORT. 1.-THE Crucinxion" will
be repeated next Friday in Trinity Church
under Mr.. Comstock's direction.
The NTH Of the series of organ re-
citals under the auspices Of the District
Of Columbia Chapter Of the American
Guild Of Organists was given last Sat-
urday afternoon at the New York Ave-
nue Presbyterisn Church by John Porter
Lawrence. Mr.. Lawrence was assisted by
Mrs. w. N. Shirciin. soprano, and Miss
Pauline whitaker. contralto. both Of the
solo quartet OF the church. In giving the
following well chosen program: To cata,
and Fugue. by Bach; "Pastorale'' in -.
by Lemare, ana wedding March, by
tiuilmant. Mr.. Lawrence; duet. from Ros-
sini's "stabet Mater" Mrs, shircrin ana
Miss Whitaker: "Rouet dOmphale,'' by
Saint-Eaens. Funeral March OF q Mar
ionette," by Gounod and Toccata, by WI
dor. Mr.. Lawrence. The next recital OF
this series will be given by Edgar Priest
In st. Paurs Church.
Oscar Franklin Comstock entertained
Monday evening at his seventy-fifth
studio recital, presenting two young sing
ers. Miss Myrtle Began and Irwin Hoff-
mann, In the following program Of songs:
Longing" and 'Dubis define Biume."
BY Rubinstein: 'Lehh' define Wang" BY
Jensen. and 'sull VIE die Nacht,'' 81
Bohm. Mr.. Hoffman,; euro milo ben"