Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
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Remington mansion. her work receiving
| high appreciation.
| G. Thompson Williams will give the
opening recital on the new organ of st.
Johns Church, 0 street between 32d and
SD streets. tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock.
The Music Study Club held its last
meeting at the home of it's treasurer,
Mrs. O. b. Drown, Monday afternoon.
/, Mrs. Drown read paper on THE De-
| velopmentof Song: Mrs c. r. Wentz,
vice president. sang Margaret at the
| Spinning Wheel Miss Mabel Roberts
sang THE Dawn "Du Bist VIE Zine
| Blume" and "Widmune." The next meet
| ing will take place November 20 at the
home of Miss Brooks. The musical which
had been planned for tomorrow evening
has been postponed until Monday evening.
November q. and will be given in the
studios of the Virgil Clavier Piano School.
Miss Augusta Hill will sing today at
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Brightwood. her offertory selection being
Marston's I'm Pilgrim. I'm a Stran-
ger.
Charles Myers. tenor soIoist Of 81
Paurs Lutheran Church. has been en-
gagged for similar position at Calvary
Baptist Church. where he succeeds Rich
ard P. Backing, who resigned this fall
to go into grand opera James w. Che
ney, jr.. will preside at the organ OF Cal
vary Baptist Church during November
Mrs. T. J. Campbell and daughter, Miss
Margaretta Campbell. of New York were
the guests last week of Miss Grille Louise
Corey. Miss Campbell was heard as of
fertory soloist at the Temple Baptist
Church last Sunday. She is studying with
one of the eminent teachers OF New York,
and brilliant future is predicted for her.
Nation Boyce. choirrnaster of St Mat
thew's Church. has also taken charge of
the rehearsals of the choir at St Ste
phen : Catholic Church. At the special
services at the opening of the forty hours
devotion at st Stephens today the choir
will sing Weber's Mass in G. and for the
offertorv Adore Te'' will be sung by the
solo quartet. which is composed of Miss
lie OIfare Pollard, contrato William
Sleman. tenor and William BaInhodt,
bass Miss Katharine Lackaye will pre-
side. as usual at the organ.
Herman Moran, basso, will be the Of
fertory soloist this morning at the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church. Mrs
*. l.. Dalg eish, the regular soloist, will
sing this evening the hymn. abide With
Me- set to tho music of Kate Vannah's
Goodbye. Sweet Day"
Earl Carbaugh. baritone solost at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, has recov
cred from his recent illness and will sing
this morning Lead. Kindly Light" At
the evening service he will give Kings
Beyond the Gates of Paradise"
Mrs. Warner Gibbs was the soloist who
Eraciously consented on very short no.
tice to give the recital at the Public LII
brary last Thursday for the blind i'm place
of Mrs. Hazel Reeder. who was unable
10 be present. Mrs. Gibbs delighted her
audience with her Interpretation of the
various songs and was compelled to re-
peat several of the numbers. Among her
selections We're two slumber songs. From
the Land of the Sky-blue Water" Jean"
20 Sole Mo- THE Pine 'Four-leaf
Glover, 'Serenade,' and Rosemary for
Remembrance by Lady Arthur Hill, and
for encores. .Four-leaf Clover and
The Rosary" by Nevin. The instru-
mental numbers were given by the young
pianist. Miss Iverna Childs. who played
Concert Waltz. 'oy Moszkowski, and March
Militaire. by Schubert-Tausig Miss Jes-
sic Galloway assisted as accompanist.
The recent concert given by William
Foden guitarist: Giuseppe Pettine, man
dolinist and Frederick Bacon, banjoist.
attracted a large audience to Carroll In
stitute Hall. These artists. who were Sc
cured by Walter 7. Holt and Charles
Stutsman, gave the following program:
Trio, mandolin. banjo and guitar. grand
operate medley; mandolin solo, fantasia
for unaccompanied mandolin. Giuseppe
Pettine; banjo solos. The Fascinator, "
and march. 1.-THE Conqueror. Frederick
Bacon; guitar solos. Faust fantasia and
Sextette from Lucia William Foden;
mandolin solos duet from I'll Trovatore,"
'.Traumerie'' and 'Murmuring Brook"
Giuseppe Pettine: banjo solos. "Minuet a
L'Antique." Alice. Where Art Thou?"
and "Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground"
Frederick Bacon: guitar solos, Grand
Valse Caprice" and "Old Black joe Will
liam Foden; trio mandolin. banjo and
guitar Overture Orpheus,' Foden. Pet
tine and Bacon