Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14
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musical Friday evening. presenting a
large class of young people in piano num-
bers. The students were assisted by Mrs
Arthur Granville Dunn. soprano. and
the program included the duet Keepsake
Gavotte." by Petrie. Margaret and Ruth
snap; 'Barcarolle.'' by Hackh. Marie
mann, Dorothy Galliher; Flag Day
March," ty Fearis, Stephen Fegan: I'm
the Moonlight" by Behr Matte Cough
lin: The Tin Soldier" by Behr. Fred
Mary Iseli: Little Drum Major by En-
gel. William Herndon: vocal. "Firelight
Faces. by Lane. and "All for You." by
,Hardelot. Mrs Dunn: shepherds
Robinson; The Robins Lullaby" by
krogmann. Emma Edwards; "Simple
Aveu." by Thome Mildred Johnson: May
Rapture. by Lichner Helen Everett:
Eleanor Jacques: "Wayside Chapel" by
Wilson. Miss Katherine Fegan; Second
Valse." by GODDARD. Della Miller: trio,
'Eventide March, by Geibel. Misses c.
b Bradbury. Minnie and Allie Holm: I'm
Cloister Bells" by Read. Clara Brad
bury; Second Mazurka," by GODDARD,
Mrs. R. G: Heller: ''Minuet." by Mozart,
Kaiser. Mrs q. s. Barnhardt: laval
anche." by Heller. Mrs. D. A. Binkert:
"Canzonetta." by Hollaender, Mrs F. H.
Pierce: Spring serenade," by Hansen.
ho 5s asrden by vGfa kno Mrs
Dunn; Moorish Dance" by Kern. Mrs.
B. F. McClosky: Melody in F. by Ru-
binstein, Miss B. Bradbury; ''Tarantella."
BIB BY Beaumont no u, RAYMOND Bowling: TO
well to Piano" by Beethoven. Mrs. H.
Dodd: LES Sylphs," by Bachmann. Miss
p. Hennins; Les Sylvans," by Chami-
G-y,cr n
Johnson Ernest and Esther Holmes were
OH the program for two numbers, but
were prevented by illness from being
present.
Miss Lemouzine. violinist. will play
| Godard's "Berceuse." from 'Jocelyn." at
! the IL o'clock service Of St. Michael and
All Angels Church this morning. Mrs.
D: sellmer Lord will sing Tears of
Christ" and will also be heard in a quar-
tet with Miss Lillian Eaton. Messrs. Per-
! cy Marshall and Hugh Zea. Miss Kate
Gunther will preside as usual at the Or
gan.
A song recital by pupils Of William
Wall Whiddit Wednesday evening proved
an attractive event, the auditorium OF
the First Congregational Church being
we'll filled with an appreciative audience
The well chosen program included "Moun-
tain Lovers" by Squires. and an Irish
song, You'd Better Ask Me- by Lohr,
S. Walter Bogley. baritone; Come to the
Garden" by Mary I; saiter. and with Nth
Mackley Payne. soprano; The Tanager,"
by Salter. and THE Rose Leans Over
the Pool" by Chadwick, Miss Marguerite
VII. Tedrow, soprano; songs OF the
1s my snp oc Tnas W ssa s sa
Had a Happy Tread" by Hermann Lohr.
DIR. Jacob Breid. baritone; II Hear You
Calling Me-" by Marshall; ''Danodils," by
Bath, and my Heart at Thy Sweet
and Delilah," Miss Mary E. Haynie. So
prano; songs Of summer. From Out the
Mist" and when MY Sweet" by Robert
Covingsby Clark. and Border Ballad"
%aker by 5Sha sates
Butterfly" by Hawley. Miss Leila NJ.
Bogley. soprano: "Enchantment." by
Mascheroni. and "Dodis." by Ethelberrt
ment by c. G. Abbitt. violoncello, and
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. violin, sung by
Alden A. Potter, tenor; song cycle. The
Perfect Year" by H. Alexander Mat,
with violin obligato, by Miss Wilbur, and
| winter" Miss Margaret W. Williamson,
soprano.
Miss Gertrude Reuter- will be the soloist
at Foundry M. e. Church today, singing
at the morning service Lead. kindly
Light" by Hawley. and Jesus. Lover OF
My Soul.' by Kimball. with Mr.. Wright
son. At this evenings service she will
sing the duet, 1.-THE Crucifix.' by F'aure.
| heard In 1T Is Enough from the ora
torio Of Elijah"
| The choir Of Foundry NJ. e. Church,
| which now numbers seventy voices, and
| will make its first appearance at a date
Ny01 q mr.
musical in the church parlors last even
| ing They entertained as their guests
the pastor Of the church and his wife
and the members of the music committee
in the program were Mr.. Wrightson. Miss
Cheesman Miss Reuter-, Miss humphrey.
Miss Wedderspoon, Mr.. Backing. Miss
Siddons and Mrs. MOulton Miss julia
Higgins played the accompaniment.
Fulton B. Kari. organist and choirmas
| ter of St. Andrews Episcopal Church.
| gave a pupils recital in the parish hall
and enthusiastic audience. Mr.. Karr was
assisted by Ryall G. Albertson, violinist.
and the quartet Of the church. which is
| composed of Mrs Fannie Atlee Gage, So
prano; Mrs. John Roberts. contralto, and
M.ssrs. John Isle Apple, tenor and d.
rector. and Fred c. Schaeffer. basso. The
program included the piano duet, pleas
ures Of Youth" by Diabelli. Miss Elva
LedeuX anQ MISS MARY Jones, piano SOLOS,
Golden Youth Polka" by Mack, Miss
Hazel George; Par Des Charpes." by
Chaminade. Miss Edna E. Phillips: violin
solo. Meditation from THAT'S" by Mas
senet-Marsick. Mr.. Albertson: piano solo.
'.Whippoorwili Waltz" by Kinkle, and
| 'Tarantelle' in A minor. by Quigley.
Master Albert Soper: Evening Star" by
| Warner, Miss Nellie Walton: Evening
BELLS" by krogmann. Master Edgar GUIDE;
| quartet, Goodnight. Beloved by Pin
suit, Mrs. Gage. Mrs. Roberts and Messrs.
Apple and Schaeffer: piano solos. Sous
Bois," by Staub, and Rustic of Spring."
! by Sinding. Miss Mary Hartley; Might
ingale Polka" by Kinkle. Miss Elva Lee
| deux: violin solo, Mr.. Albertson; piano
| solos, Air de Ballet" by Warner, Miss
Gertrude Cecil; AT School March," by
| Streabborg, Master Edwin GUIDE; 'Das
| Nachtlager in Granada" by Krug. Miss
Lillian Osborne. and March Indienne,"
| by Clark, Miss Mary Jones.
Joseph F. Matthew, tenor, was the host
at a musical Thursday evening at his
home on 18th street. Several numbers
were given by the Madrigal Quartet.
among them Hawleys MY Love Is Like
| the Red. Red Rose" Boots and Sad
dies" by Clough-Leighter: Summer Lul-
| laby." by Nevin; Springs Awakening"
| by Molloy. and king Death" by Wood
| ward. Mr.. Matthew gave two songs from
RonaId's Cycle Of Life; Leroy Glider
sang THE Caravan OF Life" by Wits,
and Shadows" by de Koven; Theodore
T.: Apple was heard in the bass solos
Handel. and Myself. When Young
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