Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

| sembe that would have been credit to
| experienced professionals. The club was
| heard in The Angel" Thou Art Like
violoncello by Miss Lee: The Water
Nymph.'' with incidental solo for con-
tralto by Mrs William T. Reed. and
since First I Met Thee. Mrs. f. p.
] Dickinson and Mrs. W. w. Burdette were
the accompanies.
| The Apollo Orchestra gave its fourth
monthly concert FRIDAY evening at Nc
Kendree NJ, +. Church. The orchestra
was assisted by Miss F. Marion Green
soprano, and Fred O'Connell, reader. and
| the program included: March. Kaiser
Frederic by Friedman: overture.
| Sweet Briar. by taufendeau; soprano
solo, The Dream-maker Man" by Nevin.
| Miss Green: IntermezZo, 'Cupid's Plead
ings. Voelker; saXophone solo. The
Lost Chord" by Sullivan. Fl. w. 7. Jen-
ner: Strains from Killarney, Scarf
Dance" scene de ballet, by Chaminade;
soprano solo. AN Ocean Lullaby by
Mascheroni. Miss Green: waltz suite. On
| the Blue Danube" by Strauss: recitation.
| The Ship of Faith anonymous. Fred
IO'ConneI; Evening Star" from Tam
hauser." by Wagner and finale, Fight
ing Hope, by Maurice.
The concert for the benefit Of the CO.
lumbia Polytechnic Institute for the
Blind. which took place Tuesday Foun-
dry NJ. E. Church, proved to be a sue
cess. both from a musical and financial
standpoint. The program was given by
members of the institute. and included:
Piano trio. lie Secret by Gautier,
Duffy and Prof j. Francis Germuiller:
soprano solos. In Autumn" and Spring
Song. both by Oscar Wilde, Miss A. G.
| 3. by List. Miss Susie 1. Duffy; con-
tralto solo. THE Tear by Stigelli, Miss
K. Louise Patterson violin solo. "Mazur-
ka,'' by Musin. French s. Hufty: soprano
solo, Hearts Delight" by Gilchrist. Miss
A c. D. Murray; piano duet. La Chase
Au Lion by Rolling. Miss Catherine L.
Grady and Prof. j. Francis GermuilIer:
recitation. selected. r. W. Swami: piano
solo. Ballad in \ fat. by Chopin. Miss
Catherine l.. Grady: solo and chorus
When Other Eyes Shall Look in
J Thine by Bailey.
| The Washington Chorus Club. William
J. Palmer conductor, will give the
musical service tonight at the Church
! of the Covenant. and will sing most
! interesting program of choral gems from
oratorio. together with two motets.
| .'Gallia," by Gounod. and Memberships
! Hear Ny PRAYER" Miss Elizabeth
Sherier and Mrs. Katharine Manchester
will be the soloists. and Louise A. Pot
ter ir., the accompanist
| Philip Baer tenor Bel canto. recently
returned from Italy, will have charge
Of the choir at Ingram congregational
| Church this evening. Mrs Mckee. who
directs this choir. will he absent for
this occasion. as she will be assisting
! the choir of West Washington Baptist
Church in its special song service MI
! Baer will sing Fear Ye Not. O Israel
| by Buck. and the incidental solos in the
| anthems.
Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee. with sew.
eral singers furnished the musical
program at the meeting of the d. A. r..
| which took place a the New Willard
| Monday evening The rendition of The
Star Spangled Banner" by Miss Lillian
NJ Lewis, was particularly well received
| Director Bellinger of the North Capt.
tol Methodist Episcopal Church has ar
! ranged an attractive program tor TINS
| the organist, will PLAY Professional
| March, by Guiraud. and "Ofertoire.
by Lemaierc; Miss Katie Mcbride. So
! prano will sing - Heard the Voice of
| Jesus Say" by Bischoff tenor solo. "Oh.
! Dry Those Tears" by HawleN. will he
| given by W. RI. Winchole: contralto solo.
! Hold Thou My Hand" Miss OLA Lew
en- baritone solo, Nazareth. by Gounod.
| O. B. Beilinger. and tenor solo. Rock OF
| Ages by Johnson. by Mrs. Winchole,
| with mcllophone ohlgato by Mr. Bel
! lingcr The choir will render Send Out
| Thy Light" by Gounod Sing Praise to
|
| Hath Passed Away" By Woodward. and
Praise into the Father bv Berry.
The personnel OF the choir is as follows:
| Sopranos Misses Bonini Coleman. Fled
| Ter Larsen. Lauzman. Mcbride and Mrs.
Winchole: altos. Misses Boucher. Jenkins.
| Lowen Truxwell and Mesdames Bellin-
ger and knodler: tenors. Messrs Ebert.
| Fielder Roxby. Solem and w. II. Win
| choe. basses. Messrs. Harold RellinRer.
O. r. Rellinser. McCoach. Neal and John
| Winchole.
| Miss Ethel ToZier entertained Friday
at studio recital the young people be
| ing assisted by Mrs. Hazel Reeder, So
prano; r Woodland Gates. tenor and
Mr.. dc I.uea fiutist of, the United States
Marine Band Mrs Reeder was hea I'd
to advantage in 'Cupid's Dart" and
| Stolen Wings: Mr.. Gates sang Come
| Where the Linden Blooms and I'm the
Time of Roses: Mr.. de Lucca contrib
uted solo on his chosen instrument. and
the piano solos included THE Gondoiier S
Song" tMeister>, rendered by Miss Mil