Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-10

IouItn vase ana the nrSt movement or
Ine Won Weber kOncertstuck, with Miss
: Iozier at the second piano. For encore
she gave the Chopin Nocturne in G
minor.
Miss Laura Robertson of New York
Will give song recital tomorrow evening
at Miss TimlOw's School. 1900 Scott cir
Gle.
"A recent acquisition to the musical cir
cies OF Washington whose coming has
ALREADY given much pleasure. is Mrs. Ed
ward S. Hale. Her voice was heard to
advantage at the recital last Saturday
afternoon at the Playhouse when she
sang group of old English songs, among
them Flow Gently. Sweet Alton to the
delight of the audience. The piano num-
bers by Mrs. Anna Diller Starbuck were
or four groups-classic German, French,
RUSSIAN and modern German-a program
presenting great contrasts and demand
ING much versatility. while the remarks
she made in connection with several of
the numbers added to their interest
DAY evening at Emmanuel Baptist Church
"nen members of the Won UnSchuld Club
composed both of pupils and graduates of
the university. were heard in recital An
! amoltlous and varied program of both
i SOLO and ensemble numbers was given by
the Misses Boyd. King Garlock, Kolb.
FISCHER. Lynch, McRae and Dyson, Louis
Potter and Master Gittleman. Other num-
h D. 4
r,re tand ana the well known tenor r.
woodland Gates, Nine. Won JJnschuld
rounding out the program with a brilliant
Ienoltlon of one of the Hungarian rhapso-
oies. The next recital of the club will be
given next Friday evening in St Thomas
! Parish Hall.
Through the enterprise of Miss Leila NJ.
| boSley, successful musical and literary
entertainment was given at the Potomac
bank Hall Friday evening, for the benefit
or the Dumbarton chapter of the Epworth
! League. Included in the attractive pro-
gram were the baritone solos, "At Part
ing and I'm the Garden of My Heart, -
sung by S. Theodore Howard: contralto
solos The Beautiful Land of Nod and
Wonder If Ever the Rose" Miss
Emma Houchen: tenor solos. II Hid My
Love" and Israeli William wal,
Whiddit; quartets for female voices, "Iro-
quols Valley, and "Dinah," Mrs. Mar
spencer, Mrs. Emory Bogley and Miss
Houchen: recitation from 'Ivanhoe,"
Miss Rose Banon: soprano solo. Gay
fantastic from 'Rigoletto." Miss Kate
alderman: soprano solos, THE Land of
| the Sky-blue Waters and When the
Shadows Gather" by Mrs. Moulton: BARI
tone solo. Song OF Thanksgiving Wal
ter Bogley: reading. THE Henchman. =
Mrs John r. Cox: contralto solos, Fair
| Raddha and Japanese Love Song
| Mrs Spencer, baritone solos, My Love
from Out the Mist and Border Ballad"
John Lambert Walker; quartet, annie
Laurie and DE Coppa Moon" tenor
solos. Allah" and angus Macdonald"
Mr.. Whiddit. The piano Accomplishments
to the vocal numbers were played by
Mrs William Wall Whiddit and George
Herbert Wells.
of the Mount Pleasant Congregational
| Church, and formerly of the Mount Ver-
non M. E. Church South, has been en-
gagged to preside at the organ of the
Circle. where he succeeds ]. Floyd Harris,
recently resigned. Mr.. Freeze will give
twenty-minute organ recital at the open
ing Of the usual service this evening, and
the offertory. Come Unto Him. by Les
lie. The quartet. composed of Mrs. Ed
ward r. Whitman, soprano; Miss Crolyn
Golf. contralto; Messrs. Edward r. Wit
will sing at the morning service today
Dudley Bucks tie Deum' No in B
minor. Mrs. Edward r. Whitman is di-
recting the quartet.
At the meeting Of the District of Co
lumbia Chapter of the American Guild
of Organists. held Monday in Mr.. Com
stocks music studio. talk was given
especially the Goldberg Air and Vari-
alton. which Mr.. Wolfe played Friday
for the Friday Morning Club in st.
PauIs Church.
| Basil Sil1ers. ESQ.,. has been engaged
as tenor soloist of the male choir of
| ST. Paul's Catholic Church. Ernest T.
Winchester, director of the choir, has
season, and with his choir of thirty
five we'll trained men and boys gave
fine rendition of the 'tMissa d'Angelis'
at recent service. Good progress is
4 1,f- s-A~
gram. which is always a notable fea-
ture of the city's Christmas church
music. Rheinberger's Mass in G will be
sung and the 'Hallelujah Chorus" from
Handeps Messiah" will be given pre-
ceding the mass.
The newly organized boy choir Of the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart made its in
itial appearance at recent service;
the "Kyrie,' "Sanctus" and "Agnus
Del" from Gounod's mass. The choir
| is rehearsing diligently for the ap-
nish the music at the midnight mass
under the direction of Armand Gum
precht.
Church Sydney Lloyd Wrightson will sing
| "Forgive' the words written by Mr.
Wrightson and adapted to Nevin's music
of 1.-The Rosary" A special hymn program
| Will be given Dy tEe FOuuO1y -.
| Church choir under the direction of Mr..
| Wrightson at the o'clock service this
evening. The third special monthly must
cal service Of Foundry NJ e. choir Will De
| the evening of December "a. at o'clock
| On that occasion compositions by Handel
will be sung, mostly selections from Tho
! Messiah"
TIE second public rehearsal of the Re-
bew Orchestra, H. w. Weber. conductor.
took place Monday evening. and was one
| of the most successful in its history: The
| a ssisting solOist was Miss Viola Schippert.
| soprano who confirmed the good impress
sion made on her earlier appearance mere
, this season Miss Schippert sang Ardltls
| waltz song "Parla," and for encore
plantation melody. DE Sun Is Sinkir'
and Neyin's Doris" which was given
with violin, cello and piano accompanl-
| ment and to which she was again COM
PEELED to respond with another number;
when she gave Del Reigo's Happy song.
II. b. Schmidt was also well received
| after his clarinet solo, Midnight Bells OF
Rome" The orchestral numbers were
the overture to Orpheus. waltz Lysis,
trata." selections from The Spring Maid.
| ''Serenade,' by Roberts, and American
Patrol" by Meacham. Messrs. Howard
Cook and w. J. Weber, the latter the
organist of Keller Memorial Church. were
the accompanies.
Avacancv exists i'm the position Of tenor
| rolciSt of the quartet of mixed voices at