Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-22
LAWRENCE v. GROGAN
vIcE-pREs. AND SECRETARY

tet: bass solos, Boat Song" by Har-
riet Ware. and vision Fair by Mas
senet. Mr.. Miller; contralto solos. His
.'Gerechter Gott." by Wagner. Miss
Help Me, Man Of Cod" from "Elijah,' >
by Mendelssohn. Miss Birch and Mr..
Miller; tenor solo. Where My Caravan
Has Rested by Lohr, and "Che Gelida
prano solos. June" by Beach, and
'.Linsana Paro!a," by Verdi. Miss Birch:
quartet. May Gentle Sleep Fall Ger
Thee" by Won Flotow. the Mendelssohn
Quartet The second part of the program
will be made up Of the song cycle by
Liza Lehman and the sextet from
Lucia di Lammermoor.'' which will be
sung by Mr.. Wnghtson. Miss Gertrude
Reuter-. Miss F. r. Humphrey. Richard
p. Backing. William c. Mills and George
sist at the piano.
An organ recital will be given in Epiph-
any Chapel tomorrow evening by j. w.
Cheney. jr., organist Of Epiphany Chapel
and assistant organist Of the Cathedral
program will include Sonata" No. 2, last
Flat" CFaulkes), and "Gavotte," from
"Mignon." by Thomas. Mr.. Cheney; So
prano solo. Master Lester Lawrence;
Concert Prelude in Fugue in g." by
Faulkes, and 'Berceuse." by GODDARD, Mr..
Cheney: violin solos. la Cinquantaine,'
by Gabriel Marie. and Simple Aveu," by
Thome. Mr.. Charles W. Cheney: "Toc-
cata" in G. by Dubois; offertory, Largo
by Handel, Mr.. Cheney: bass solo. George
+. d. Rollings, and "Festal March," by
Calkin. Mr.. Cheney.
Miss Clarine McCarty will leave shortly
for Pittsfield. Mass, where she will give
recital. which will be one Of course
at the Mortified Seminary. Before her
return she will also be heard in Harris
burg, Pa. in joint recital with Miss Faye
humphrey, contralto. also Of this city
Mrs. Helen Donohue DeYo. who has beep
Obliged to cancel all her recent engage
ments on account of a severe cold, has
recovered and will be in her place in the
choir Of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
again today.
Miss Katherine McNeal entertained
guests last Sunday afternoon. Among
those contributing to the pleasure of the
I occasion were Mrs. Duff Lewis, violinist
who played Saint-Saens Swan and
Souvenir" by Drdla: Miss Valeska Plate
pianist, who gave Rachmaninoff's cele.
| who gave two contralto songs. and the
young hostess, Miss McNeal, who was
| heard in a group OF Mcdowell numbers
| ITO Wild Rose" AT An Old Trystine
| Place" and 'Czardai'' and LISTS "Hun.
garian Rhapsodie.'
| Miss Everett has issued invitations for
! an historic lecture song recital by Miss
Benjamin I.athrop. to be given Wednes-
day at o'clock, at the Colonial School
1928 Connecticut avenue.
| Miss Anita Dieterich will be the SOLOS,
at Ingram Memorial Church this morn.
| ing. and at the offertory will sing Bis.
choff's Rock OF Ages" In the evening
! Miss Lena Woodruff will sing Beside the
Cross" by Benedict. and trio composed
| of Mrs. III. III. Mckee. Miss Woodruff and
!, Mr.. Taylor will sing Lii Prego 0 Padre. "
| Miss Alice Bentley. accompanied by
Miss Sallie Mason, will sing Henschel's
Morning Song at the public exercises
this morning to be held by Capital City
| Branch Theosophical Society, 1917 Fl
street northwest.
Invitations have been issued by H. H
Freeman. organist and choirma ster OF st
Johns Church, Lafayette square, to the
| first of his annual series or recitals. tc
| take place next Thursday evening. The
soloist on this occasion will be Miss Eliza
beth Carter Davis, organist of st. James