Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

the oratorio Of Elijah" by Mendessohn.
ihe choir will sing the 'Benedicite'' to
chants and the "Benedictus' will be by
King Hall in B fat. At the s O'Clock
service this evening, the "Cantate DOM
mo and the Deus Mseratur," by DR.. J.
>. b. Hodges. will be sung, and the Of
fertory will be Peace, / Leave With
You" for tenor solo and chorus. bv DR..
Marley Roberts.
Miss Angela Small was one of the So
loists at recent meeting Of the Gaelic
Society at the New Willard when she was
heard in Come Back to Erin and, for
an encore, Killarney
A program has been prepared for a
concert to be given in the main audi
tcrilm of Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church Friday evening, under the direc-
ton of W. ]. Weber, the organisf The
soloists will be Mrs. Edith D. Bayly So
Charles Meyers. tenor; Roland Roderick,
baritone; Joseph o. Harrison, violinist
Louis A Potter. organist, and H. b.
Schmidt. clarinetist
An address by Miss Maud SewalI on
THE Sonata Form. as Applied to the
String Quartet lent additional interest
to the well-chosen program presented at
the Friday Morning Music Club last
week. The best illustration of Miss
quartet in G minor, OPP. a. No 3, for
strings. which was rendered by Miss
Hefnrichs. Mrs. Lewis, Miss Sewall and
Paul Ramsdell Mrs. Huron Lawson,
group of songs, "Pourquoi." by Deiibes:
.'Vielle Chanson.' by Bizet; lie Baiser,'
by Gor1ng-Thomas, and Indian Bell
Song" from .Lakme.'' by Delibes. Mrs.
Ralph Barnard. contralto sang one num-
Der, die Lorelei." by List. and the
OnQrfQf haa a0oin in
ments from Beethoven's quartet in A.
OPP. is, No. s. The exactfng accompani-
ments were played by Mrs. William Bruce
King and Mrs. Williston Hough.
Mrs. Dougal-Marcon was hostess Tues
day evening at a musical, the program
being presented by Mrs. Warner A. Gibbs.
soprano; Miss Lillian koechling, violinist !:
Dr. Hamilton and William c. Mills. ten
ors, and Dr. Hotchkiss, baritone; Mrs
Maroon assisting at the piano.
Mrs. AIonzo Tweedale will be the solo
list of the next meeting of the Pennsylva-
mia Society. when she will sing Love
Sings the Lark" by Blschoff. and when
Roses Bloom. by Reicharlt.
Miss C1arine NrcCarty has returned
from her trip through the north, where
she met with much success in her APP
pearance as piano sOlOist
Miss Marian McFan had arranged the
following program for special musical
service at the First Baptist Church this
evening: Anthem, THE Lord Is My
Light" by Trowbridge: bass solo. Abide
With Me-, by Ashford, sung by Walter
Worden; duet for soprano and alto,
Miss McFalI and Mrs. Kerr: anthem
The Golden Threshold" by Nevin: organ
solo, Alteration by Gaul. Mrs. Edmond
Barry: soprano solo. Ave Maria. with xio-
lin obiigato, by Miss Lillian koechling,
Miss McFal: anthem. Peace l Leave
With YOU by Roberts. Miss Koechling
will render a violin solo for the Offertory
number.
The pupils Of Mrs. Dougal- Maroon gave
a class recital at her studio in the New
taking part were Alice Clayton. Jean and
Helen Tucker, Vita Ord. William De
Lacy, Elsa Maroon, Helen Leighton, Hen
rietta Nollner, Helen and William Rosen-
busch, Dorothy Maroon and David Lait.
pills. recital Friday evening at his studio.
The program contained piano and violin
selections, and was rendered creditably
before large auience- Among the num-
bers were: Duet. Mountain GIee," by
Krug primo part. Miss Annie McGrain:
duet, "Gavotte.'' by Lerman. primo part
Miss Josephine Mathers; DOLLS Dream
by Oesten. Miss Frances De Grange:
.Fantasie Brilliant by Singelee. Sydney
Miss Gladys Chase; duet. by the Fire
Higgins: Dance on the Green" by
Bohm. Miss Mary MccOnyil'e:: 'Slumber
Song" by Gade. Miss Edith Slime:
Starlight Reverie," by Steidt.. Miss