Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30
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fertory soloist this evening at Westmin-
ster Memorial Presbyterian Church and
Miss Aileen Miller will substitute at the
organ for Mrs. Frank Byram. the regular
organist, who will be in charge of the
special program to be given at the
Church Of the Covenant.
Miss Katharine McNeal held a musical
| tea, the last one this season. Sunday aft
ernoon. She was assisted by Robert Pat
terson in giving the following attractive
, program: Spanish Suite, by Keith.
| Misses McNeal and Egleston: THE Song of
the Cavalry Sabre" by Grant. Mr.. Pat
and "csardas. by MaeDoWeli la. and
| clair de Lune.' by Claude Debussy. and
for an encore. "vaicik,' by Mokreys, Miss
McNeal: Haunt Of the Witches by
Cassard. When the Roses Bloom by
Reichardt, and for an encore, I'm Gar
den." by Hawley. Mr.. Patterson: Moe
| turne.' in c sharp minor, and Polo
| naise," in A fiat major. by Chopin, and
two ;sae encor res "Tabatiere Musia1e's by
! only, by Scribine, Miss McNeal.
"Gems from the Operas was the Of
fering OF the Chorus Club. under the d.
| rection of William ]. Palmer. at the con-
cert Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hail.
| Elizabeth Sherier. Harding. Dorothy Rik-
| er. Ruby Jones and Pearle Grigsby. Mrs
Milton Odell and Messrs. c. E. Myers
Melville Hensey. Harry Simons. Roland
Rodrick Owen Penney. G. W. Smith and
B. Frank Meyers A large audience was
| in attendance and manifested great ap-
| probation of the work of the soloists
and the ensemble effects achieved by
the organization. The program follows:
! Chorus, Happy and Light" from THE
| Bohemian Girl by Bafe; piano solo,
transcription Of waltz from Faust" by
| Gounod. Louis A. Potter. jr.: chorus, IN
| termezzo.' from "Cavalieria Rusticana";
prison scene and miserere. from III 'rrova-
Melville D. Hensey: Crowned With the
Tempest from "Ernani,'' Roland Rod
rick and Chorus Club: selection from
'Ermine.' by Jacobowski, Mrs. Milton L..
Charles F. Myers; quintet from Martha, -
Miss Dorothy Riker, Charles f. Myers, A..
Owen Penney. Mrs A. Webster Richards
and r. Frank Meyers: duo from Faust y
septet from The Queen of Sheba." Miss
Ruby Jones. Miss Pearle Grigsby. Mrs
w. w. Richards. and Messrs. Melville
Hensey. Owen Penney. Harry o. Simons
and G. w. Smith; prologue. from Il
Pasliacci," T; A. MURRAY; solo. One
Miss Elizabeth Sherier: sextet from
| Lucia Ill Iammermoor.'' Miss Elizabeth
Sherier Miss Maude Harding and Messrs.
, Melville Hensey. Roland Rodrick. Harry
| StIuOHS dIiu IdHh MY dHu HC
| vii Chorus" from I'll Trovatore.''
A. recital was given at the Western
Presbyterian Church Friday evening of
this week by the pupils Of Mrs. Adela
| Webster Merchant, assisted by Misses l..
Frey, M. Brown. Rice. Graham, Ficken-
seher, l.. Mourning and Messrs. Kieheur.
| A. r. Gawler. Armstrong, Joe Daily and
! Mrs. Warner Gibbs. The following pro-
| gram was rendered. and Mrs. Gibbs sang
| nj in wifi ~
ment; Spanish Silhouates,' by Pomeroy,
orchestra; piano solo. THE Flaterer." by
Chaminade. Dorothy Hodges: piano solo,
charge of Uhlans." by, Bohm. Arthur
Angel" by seidt. Mildred Copeland; man
dolin solo, "Humoreske." by Dvorak. Mar
ion Bryant; piano solo. ''Myrtles valse, u
by Wachs, Nellie Weaver; piano solo
Marvin; piano solo. Second Mazurka," by
GODDARD, Margaret Tucker; mandolin solo
"Berceuse," by GODDARD. Miss E. Kuhl-
man: piano solo, .valse Caprice" by
Newlands, Bertha Neipold: piano solo
"Barcarolle." by Onenbach. orchestra.
and Hearts and Flowers" by Tobani
orchestra; piano solo. Mountain Stream, -
by Smith, Miss Mira Brady; piano solo.
nAlpine Horn. by schirner: Miss F:
Drdla. Miss Florence Bryant: piano solo.
Robins Return" by Fischer, Miss
Dorothy Putzki: piano solo. Dance of
Demon" by Hoist, Leonie Kremhan
mandolin solo, ''Mazurka Romantique."
by Musin, Edward Harry: soprano solo,
| Sing, Smile and Slumber,' by Gounod.
Mrs Warner Gibbs: piano solo, Florence
Waltz" by Lebling, Miss Marie Hale.
and "haeditation," by Morrison. orchestra.
Much interest centered around the con-
cert Wednesday evening under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
| Lutheran Church Of the Atonement, given
| in the chapel of the United Brethren.
Conspicuous among those who con-
I tributed their services were Misses Ber-
| tina and Marie Hansen. Miss Bertha Han
| sen gave q rendition Of the Cavatina"
from the Queen Of Shebs-" as well Is
some later numbers. Spring Is Here" BY
! Edith Dick, and Lullaby by NJ. c.