Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23

Darwin. Mrs Dalgleish sang most ef
| fectively Lead. Kindly Light john
sons Face TO FACE" and No Night
by nanks In the , evsnnE she
C. Mills tenor. gave the state song for
Colorado Mrs. William Hamilton Bayley
playing the accomplishments
The Easter music will he repeated today
| at the Church of ST. Michael and All
, Angels. under the direction Of Miss A.
r. Peterson, Mrs. Daisy Lord and Hugh
lea sustaining the solos. AT the morn
| ing serv &c there will be also tenor solo.
I .'Hosanna," by Graner, sung by Percy
| Marshall and in the evening Miss Mil
| liam Eaton Will be heard in Hail, Glori-
Gus Morn, by Geibel
Miss Eta Joselyn Giftin who is in
| charge of the musicals for the blind. will
leave Tuesday for New York to attend
/ the hl nd workers exhibition. which will
! be held at the Metropolitan Opera House.
Miss Gfffin will read paper Thursday
| afternoon before the convention on The
National Library for the Blind
Miss Angela Small will sing at the New
| Willard "Wednesday evening before the
| Gaelic Society She will give number
| OF songs of purely Gaelic origin of much
interest to those attending these meet
! At the anniversary of the I. Q. O. F.,
| to be celebrated Wednesday. the music
VIII be furnished by A quartet composed
scott Smith. contralto; Messrs. MacFar-
lane Brockett, tenor. and J. Walter
Humphrey. basso. These we'll known
singers will be heard in solos as we'll a.
ensemble numbers. with Mrs. Elsie Bond
Bischoff as the accompanies.
Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker gave a pupils
| concert In Carroll institute Hall Friday
evening which was largely attended. The
young players We're assisted by Prof. T..
q. Webers orchestra. a section Of the
United States Marine Band and Miss
Estelle Scala, and Mrs. W. Joyce, So
prano, and Ralph Coleman. tenor, in Civ
ing the following program: Piano selec-
ton. by Suppe. Miss Elsie Schooley and
orchestra: piano duet. La Corsicaine."
by E. Hoist: piano solo. Variation" by
solo. Selection" by Wilson: Miss Estelle
Scala: piano solo. "Pedowa de Concert"
by Wolfsohn. Martin Berger: piano solo,
"Concertino." by Hummel, with two vio-
Inns Inns viola. cello; flute and tzabags:
Miss Media Waldecker. Z. o. Weber and
section of Marine Band: piano trio. for
six hands, "Chirping Sparrow by Verdi.
Miss Nellie Lynch. and Messrs. Charles
Ford and L. E. Broaddus; tenor solo. Sc
lected, by Auber Ralph Coleman; piano
solo. "Allson March," by Waldecker.
Miss Loretto Fitzgerald and orchestra:
piano solo. Irish Rhapsodie," by Her
bert. Miss Mary Lynch and orchestra;
piano solo, Commercial College Waltz"
by Waldecker Miss Esther Johnson and
orchestra: soprano solo, Evening Love
Song" by Mrs. W. joyce: piano solo,
The Forge in the Forest" by Michaelis.
Fpiano solo. overture, Chimes OF Nor
mandy. by Warren, Miss Nellie Lynch
ana am orchestra; piano trio, for six hands,
Misses Ethel Ford, Rose Krick and Mary
LYNCH, including Star Spangled Ban
ner." Goddess of Liberty Dixie"
Columbia" and yankee Doodle"
Miss Flora McGin is the subject of
many congratulations for her musical set
ting Of the Spring Revel" which was
given Thursday evening at the Playhouse,
with much success. and which proved TO
be of more than usual merit The idea
of the playlet was original with Mrs.
White and Miss A1cGill. to take the theme
of each song and dance from the work
OF the Art and Crafts School. which was
beneficiary of the performance. There
We're the songs and dances of the cloth
weavers, bookbinders and metal work
ers, led by Mrs Roma Devonne Hemp
stead, and the songs OF the basket weav-
ers. Led by Mrs. Chapman. Seven boy
the song and dance OF the whistlng whit
tiers, and Master Scott Trowbridge of
the same choir sang the part of Love"
Miss McGill directed the orchestra and
played the piano score.
Ralph Goldsmith, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith played last week at
the first exhibition concert this spring of
the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore.
He gave the first movement of De
Beriot's Ninth Concerto" an ambitious
undertaking for young violinist, both his
Interpretation and his technique being the
subject of much commentator
The entire nrooror ~ Tho rr,5,,,
Morning Music Club last week was
taken from the opera The Merry Wives
of Windsor" by Nicolai A synopsis Of
the opera, written by Mrs. Patten. was
read by Mrs. Dean. and the overture was
played by piano quartet and string
quartet composed Of Miss Heinrichs.
Miss Koechling, Miss Sewall and Mr..
Lent, and Mrs. True, Mrs. Byrnes, Mrs
King and Mrs. Robbins. Vocal numbers
from the opera were also given by Mrs
Hilton. Mrs. Day, Miss Brickenstefn, Mr..
Butterworth. Mr. Miller and Mrs. Bar
nard.
Mrs. Routt Johnson Manning presented
her pupil, Miss Helene Jane Williams, In
a piano recital Friday at her studio on
Washington Heights Miss Williams
numbers were given with expression and
excellent technique.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lutheran
Church of the Atonement have planned a
delightful musical to be given in the
chapel of the United Brethren Church,
corner of North Capitol and streets,
wednesday evening. April %. They have
been fortunate in securing some of the
best local talent and very enjoyable pro-
gram is promised Some of those who
Will participate Misses Bertha and
Marie Hansen, Miss Rippon. Mr. Charles
e. Haupt jr.. Mr.. f.. A. Lang. Miss Eva
Hurd. Miss Ruth Collins, Miss Georgia
Thonssen. Mrs. Emily F'rech Barnes. Mr..
l.. q. HERMAN Miss Emma NJ G.. Ben
der. Mrs. William T. Reed, Mrs. Clarence
Wilson, Mr.. Horace Ward. Mr. George
Frey. Mrs. S. *. Holingsworth, Mr..
Frank J. Allen and the Sunday School
Orchestra.
Mrs. Henry White entertained Tuesday
evening at pupils recital at her resi-
uence studio. The young people were as
sisted by Carl Bowles, baritone. Of Ros
ton. Mass. in giving the following pro-
gram: Chorus for Womens voices SNOW
lakes tby Frederick Cowen). Mrs. Clar-
ence Walker. Misses Mabel Evans, Flor
ence Steftins, Margaret Paine. Ruth
RlZer. Emily Margaret White and Rach-
aei Newman: Song of the Birds (by
DehzaD and "Wiegenlied' (bv Brahms1.
MISS Mabel Evans: duet Last Night"
10y hJerulf). Misses Mabel Evans and
Margaret Paine: The Water Mill DIV
LOUIS BuhD and Ping. Bluebells. Ring"
10y an Lennep). Miss Florence Stef1ns:
sleep; Baby. Sleep (by Sephen Emery
anu anu wv anderers Night Song tby Schu-
DeIl,; MISS Margaret Paine: "Flortan's
song tby Godard) and Where the Rec
Sucks. tby DR.. Arne). Miss Eniiv MAJ
saret White: duet THE Anger Inv Pm
binStein,, Miss Stef6DS .nd Mt; ,I,,..