Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
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season thursday evening IN the baiiIooii
of the New Willard. \ representative
audience of music lovers filled the hal'
and gave frequent and spontaneous man
ifestations of their enjoyment OF the va
rious numbers as rendered by the cluD
and the assisting soioists, Mrs. Helen
Donahue De Yo. soprano: Anton kaspaT'
clinist. and Joseph Matthew. tenor. The
Madrigal Quartet, composed of MessFS.
Matthew. lie Roy ~ Glider, James >.
Hicks and Theodore I. Apple also added
10 the pleasure of the occasion BY Two
numbers Some Reckon Time ny Stars.
by James II. Rogers. and "Thursday,
by Molloy, responding to a storm OF APP
rlause at the close of their second Sc
lection with a plantation melody, which
proved SO acceptable that they were
Obliged TO repeat it. Mrs. De io's first
number an aria from Tschakowsky :
Jean d Arc" was also received with en-
thusiasm, and for an encore she gave the
Scotch ballad. Comm Through the Rye.
The ''Cycle of Life by Landon Ronald
as interpreted by Mrs De Yo and MIR
and Anton kasper, who played 'Mazur-
ka" by Wienawski; Romance. by
Niihemi. and ''Zapateado. by Sarasate
scored his usual success Tie numbers
by the club were Protheroe,s 'Bedolhn
Love Song: 20 Lovely Night. by OF
tcnbach: The Birth OF the OPAL, by
Ned niger: Lamp of the West" ny Ho-
ratio Parker. and English Sailor SONG,
ny Victor Harris. on"noach's Barca-
role and the Sailor SONG, which were
given with great spirit. proved most pop
ular with the audience though all the
numbers We're cordially received, MI
Priest responding to number OF recalls
Louis \. Potter, jr.. and Charles X.
Bartlett assisted as accompanies.
The choir of Ingram Memorial Concre-
gational Church. under the direction of
Mrs H. IT, Mckee, will present this even
ing the cantata "Frcm Death to Late,
by Bartlett. The solos will be sustain
ed by Miss Anita Deiterich. soprano;
Mrs a. j. Brylawski. cnntralto William
c. Mills, tenor, and =. W. Preston. basso.
The choir of the First congregational
Church, William Wall Whiddlt, directing.
concluded a successful series CT concerts
Friday with Il program made up OF selec-
tons from grand opera The openihs
number The Pilgrims Chorus. from
"Tannhauser," was effectively rendered
by chorus of male voices, with MIS-.
Smart and Mr.. HUMPHREY SUSTAINING the
parts respectively of Elizabeth and VOL
franz Miss Edna Sect Smith sang the
mage song MOBILES, Seigneurs Salut.
from "rhe Husunots" tie choir, number
ing seventy voices gave the chorus
Happy and Light from The Bohemian
Girl and among other selections proving
especially acceptable were All! che la
Morte Ogncra" by Verdi: Bright and
Rosy Morn by Rossini bass solo, Il
Am Roamer Bold from Son and
Stranger" by Mendelssohn. Mr.. Hum
phrey: sextet and chorus, What From
Vengeance. Yet Restraints Me- by Doni-
zetti Mrs. Smart and Miss Smith, Messfs.
Whiddit, Potter, Humphrey and Preston
soprano solo, % Don Fatale. by Verdi
Mrs. Smart, quartet May Gentle Sleep
and Miss Smith. Messrs. Potter and
Humphrey: "Salve, Dimora Casta e
Pura,' by Gounod, Mr.. Whiddit: prayer
and finste. from .'Lohengrin. King. Mr..
Humphrey; Elsa. Mrs Smith: Ortrud.
Miss Smith; Lohengrin. MI Potter; Fred
erck. DR. Bried. and chores; Hall
Bright Abode from 'Tannhauser," by
Wagner. march and chorus. with organ
accompaniment. Mrs. Whddit proved a
sympathetic accompanlst.
The musical given recently by Dolly
Madison Chapter d. A. r.. at the Wash
ingtOn Club. was an artistic and financial
success. The affair was under the man
agement of the regent. Mrs. Henry l.
Mann and the program was given by
Miss HeGwig Winweansk Of Berlin, Miss
Crennan, Mrs. Ralph Barnard, MIR. Mills
and Else Rayner. Mr.. Atwater and Miss
McGill We're the accompanies. MIR
Gichner recited the Declaration of indie
pendence from memory.
Guests at the Friday Morning Music
Club were entertained with a program OF
miscellaneous numbers last week, includ-
ing the choruses Greetings" by
Brahms: ..Barcarolle,' by Offenbach
piano solos. prelude in mino~.' by
Chopin: Poem by Arthur Foote
| Poem" by Mcdowell. and ''Czardas,
by Mcdowell. Miss Virginia Bestor: so
prano solos, Thy Beamins Eyes, by
Mcdowell Isl mes yers" and Il heure
exquise.'' by Hahn. Miss Crennan: CON
traIto solos. Loves Rhapsody, by
d'Hardelot: 20 Come With Me in the Sum
mer Night by Van der Stucsen, and
.'Herbsturm,'' by Grieg. Mrs. William I
Reed; piano solos, En- Automme," bs
Moszkowski: ''Legende,' by stojowsl;
| and ''Polonaise, by Pachulsli, Miss Nir-
ginia Bestor.
4 special program of music has been
arranged by j. w. Cheney. 81, organist
and director of "Old st. Paul's Church
Rock Creek parish to be given at the II
| o'clock service this morning, when Rt
| Rev Alfred Harding, ID. d., will admin
| lister the rite of confirmation The an
| thems will include TIE Deum Laud
anus in F. by Kotschmar: ''Jubilat tt
Deo in F. by Schneider, and at the
| offertory. Seek Ye the Lord, by Rob
| eIts. The solo quartet is composed OF
| Miss Fisher. Mrs. Parkman, Mr.. Sel5oic
! and Mr. Roilings.
| Mrs Elizabeth Smith Maxwell soprano
solost Of Calvary Methodist Church, vii
| sing this morning, by special request
There is Green Hill Far Away. 10y
| Gounod. Mrs. Maxwell was heard ir
| several numbers at the musical tea giver
| Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Samuel anr Laws. both her voice ant
her methCd being the occasion OF mucl
| favorable comment,
| Much interest was manifested in th'
concert given Wednesday evening by
| prominent local talent at Y. NJ. G. \. hal
| for the benefit Of the Y. ". c. A. va:
| Piano trios. Traum der Senerin'' b1
aubiis.iD and karcarolle from Tales o
| Hoffman Thy cffenoach), Mss Stanford
v.olip: Miss Lee. cello. and Miss Glen
nan. piano: eass soirs. TIE Boat Son
! Oy Ware, and who Is SILVIA t5l
| schuberp. George II. Miller. and. Tor al
| encore Spring Song. Piano solo. Ri
! gaudon'' (by Raff,, Miss Carrie Me
| Carthy: soprano solos, Tine ShoogN
shoe" Iby Mayhew) and "A Madrigar
INV nv, Barriss,. Mrs Ethel Hotzclaw.
! Gawler, and. for an encore. Ro a y
| INV de koven): selections from RILEY
pev John T. HuGdle violin solos
Swing Song" tby Ethel Barnes an.
Puhv stanford: contralto solos. Til
| neath'' tby MascheronD AID Nora ~
| PigcotD. Mrs. Blanche Muir 'DalgteisT
| ard. for an encore. Irish ; nS CO.
i solos Second Nocturae Gov % IN
| ND .rarantelle'' Gov Squirrel, Miss Eth :
90. tenor 500. MY Memoir Ct,
TostN Hcrndon Morsell. and. TO- an en-
| core %evi1s "Rosary." Miss Jean-t
| rlannan assisted as accomranlst
! -, IyorrfC. Sad S~D~a1o NJ tn