Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-15

| ton service which follows 20 Salutaris'
and 'Tantum Ergo by Verducennes.
At the lexington Presbyterian Church
| last Sunday evening there was a special
| musical service under the direction of
Miss NJ. Catherine Linton, who also OFF,
| ciated at the organ.
Miss Pauline Whitaker. contralto SOLO
| list of New York Avenue Presbyterian
| Church. and Miss Florence Herman. plan
| list. delighted the members Of the Council
of Jewish Women with a musical pro-
gram at the meeting Tuesday afternoon
Miss Whitaker was heard to advantage
| in some Scotch ballads and Tosti's
Goodbye and Miss Herman played
| "Aufschwung by Schumann. "Ecossaise"
| by Chopin and Concert Etude' by Mac
| Doweil.
| A concert for the benefit Of the Church
OF Our Father was given Friday evening
at the church by that popular organiza-
ton. the Rebew Orchestra. H. W. Weber.
conductor. The orchestra was assisted by
Mrs. A. w. Cummings. soprano: Miss Jo-
sephne T. Gould, contralto. and Thomas
program: March, Flag of Truce by Won
Blon; overture, "Orpheus,' by Offenbach,
the orchestra; contralto solo, Calm as
the Night" by Bohm. Mrs Cummings;
waltz "Lysistrata.' by Lincke. the or
Song" by Bishop. Miss Gould: selection.
| Chimes of Normandy" by Planquett, the
orchestra; tenor solo, Rose of My Life,
| by Rose. MIR. Jones. encore. Whisper
and / Shall Hear" by Piccolomini; Amer
lean fantasie, Gems of Stephen Foster. "
| by Tobani. and march. America For
| ever" by Paul, the orchestra.
A piano recital by George Proctor Of
est at the Friday Morning Music Club
| last week. .Mr. Proctor was heard in
| Clique and .tSarabande" from the fifth
| English suite and .Gavotte en- Rondeau'
from sixth violin senate. both by Bach;
Sonata OPP. &c. Andante con variaz-
| iono, Scherzo, Marcia Funebre. Motto Al
| legro and Allegro, by Beethoven: two
Etudes, in E major and minor, by
| Chopin: "Gavotte" and 'Toccata.'' both
| by Sgambati: Reflects dams feau" and
"Poissons dor" both by Debussy; "Sere-
made" by Rachmaninoff. and "Valse ca
price, by Gabriel Faure, and "Warum."
| by Schumann.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, assisted by
| Miss Gertrude Reuter-. soprano: Miss
Faye humphrey, cOntralto; William {.
| Mills tenor. and George H. Miller. basso,
will give the program at meeting of
| the Mems Club of Foundry NJ. E. Church
Friday evening Miss Julia Higgins will
assist as accompanist.
The musical program at the services of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
| Church last Sunday was made up Of Sc
lections from Memberships elijah" At
the morning service the quartet sang
"He. Watching Over Israeli and the Of
fertory number was the soprano aria.
Hear. Ye Israel In the evening the en-
semble number was Lift Thine Eyes"
and there was a contralto solo, Rest in
the Lord" and a baritone solo. 1T Is
Enough Mr.. Lewis Corning AtWater, at
the organ, played compositions by
Faulkes. Mendelssohn and D'Indy The
personnel Of the quartet is as follows:
| Mrs. Ivy Herriot Shade. soprano: Miss
Butterworth, tenor. and George Miller,
basso.
The Monday Morning Club will give
concert tomorrow evening in the New
Willard ballroom. Sidney Lloyd Wright
| son. with Mrs. Helen Donohue De Yo.
Miss Faye humphrey and Richard Back
ing. William G. Mills and George c. Mil
Ter. will sing the famous sextet from
Lucia di Lammermoor" by Donizetti.
The second monthly concert this season
| by the Apollo Orchestra. Albert p. john
ston, director. was given Friday evening
at McKendree NJ. E. Church. The orches-
ira was assisted by Miss Agnes E. Pres
ton, mezzo-soprano; Miss Lila McBath,
accompanies. and William D. Slaughter,
March, Frat by Barth. and overture.
| standard. by Lewis. orchestra: mexzo-
soprano solo, It'll Death" by Maschero-
nj, Miss Agnes A. Preston; "Anitra's
Dance" from Peer Gynt Suite" by
Grieg; recitation, MARK Antony's Ad-
dress to the Romans" by Shakespeare.
Mr. s'aushter: Calm a. the Night" BY