Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05

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Church. Overbrooll. Philadelphia, and
the assisting soloist will be Anton Kaspar
ViolinSt.
Oscar Franklin Comstock gave a pro- |
gram at his studio recital Thursday night |
when Miss Ida Craver sorano and Her |
bert 5. Moreton. baritone. shared the hon |
ors. As usual. the studio was filled to |
Flora : Holiday" by Fl. Lane Wilson, in |
which Miss NJ. Emma Bowen, alto, and !
George S. Whitmore. tenor. joined, was
also well rendered.
The annual choir concert of the Metro |
politan PRESBYTERIAN Church will DE held /
Tuesday evening, March If. at the church |
4th and streets southeast. \ program !
Mendessohn. including two cantatas. |
Hear Ny Prayer and AS the Hart Pant |
eth three numbers from Elijah and |
selections from St Paul and the Hymn |
OF Praise. The good work of this choir |
is attracting large congregations each |
Sunday evening. and appreciating the in |
terest SHOWN in their work by their |
friends. added feature has been ar |
ranged for their annual concert by the !
engagement of Louise Citizens Trimble of /
New York. who will sustain the soprano |
solo parts in Hear Ny Prayer and the |
torty-second psalm The public is invited |
Prominent local talent under the direc-
ton of Arthur Mayo. contributed to a |
pleasant pleasant event. at the McNeal studio
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Walter 4. CAV |
Ter, soprano was heard in The Strands |
o Dee, by Clay. and Sing, Break Into /
Song, by Madison: Mrs. Reed, contral- |
to. sang Loves Rhapsody by d'Harde-
lot, and Come With Me in the Summer |
night" by Van der Stucken: Richard p |
Backing gave the tenor solos, Mother |
Dear by Lohr, and "Still vie die |
Nacht" by Bohm, and duet with Mrs
Gawler 20 That We Two Were May |
\pViD. l. IA r1t
violinist, contributed two numbers. An |
dante. from concerto, by Mendelssohn, |
and Meditation from "Thais.'' by Mas |
senet and ]. Walter Humphreys, substi- |
tuting for Theodore r. Apple who was |
i'll. sang ''Lighterman Tom and THE |
Armorer's Song" by de Koven: Mr. |
Mayo. in addition to playing the accom- |
paniments gave the following piano So
los: "Gavotte." by Guck-Brahms; Noe |
turne' in F. major, by Chopin, and |
''E.tude forme de Valse.'' by Saint !
Saens. y duct for soprano and alto, |
La regatta Feneziana.' by Rossini. |
sung by Mrs. Gawler and Mrs. Reed, |
proved one of the most enjoyable fea- |
lures of the evening
Fulton B. Kari pianist: Mrs. Fannie |
Atlee Gage. soprano. and DR.. William T.. |
Diffenderfer, cornctist. were the soloists |
contributing to the attractive program |
given for the blind at the Public Library |
Thursday evening. Mrs. Gage was heard |
by Bohm: selection from III Trova-
tore by Verdi: THE Thrush" by Karr. |
Mr.. Karr played "Capriccio Brilliant"
by Mendelssohn; Romance by Glitter |
bart: ''KameDnoi-OstroW. by Rubin |
STEM "Fantasie" in c minor by Mozart |
''E,ccossasen." by Beethoven: The |
Nightingale by Alabieff. and "Mixpah,"
by Conn. DIR. Diffenderfer gave one |
number on the cornet
The Music Study Club held its last |
meeting at the home of the vice presi- |
dent. Mrs. Charles Raymond Wentz: The |
paper on the life and works of Peter |
Tchaikowsky was read by the secretary, |
Miss Leona kidwell; Miss Hazel Frank |
lin sang "Warum,'' and Miss Ethel Lee
played a Romance and the June |
Barcarolle.'' all by Tschaikowsky. Miss |
Florence Coomb. soprano. who was the
guest of Miss Kidwell, sang Lullaby,
by Bond
Miss Helen Nett1eton, contralto. en-
tertained the students and faculty OF
Miss Timlow's School with a song re-
cital Monday evening. Her program
/ covered a wide range in both subjects
and style, from simple. old-time ballads
| to songs Of the modern classical school
Among her numbers We're old Scotch mel |
odies, .IIame, Hame, Hame!' "Charl:e |
Is Ny Darling 'Ioch Lomond,' My
Love. She's But a Lassie Yet" ''Leezie |
Lindsey and annie Laurie: Sap |
phische ode" by Brahms; Still vie die
Nacht,' by BONN: "Dissonance,' by Bo- |
rodine: "Barcarolle,' by Hess: "Plaisir
| d'Armour'' and THE Rocks by Mar
TIM; alone Upon the HousHtops:' by
Richardt; ITO Me at My F'fth-fioor Win
dow" by Mallinson; The Boat Song"
by Ware His Lullaby" by Bond: ITO
Messenger. by La Forge: All! it's
! a Dream by Hawley; The Secret. by
Woodman: 20 That We Two Were May
ing by Nevin: The Danza.'' by Chad
wick "The Pretty Creature" Old Eng
lish. and Sing. Break Into Song. by
Mallinson. Miss Nettleton was assisted
! by Arthur Mayo. who played the ex-
acting accompa niments with his usual
skill
| The sixth recital Of n series will be |
| given by Edgar Priest upon the new or
gan in St Pauls Episcopal Church this
evening at o'clock. The church is open
! to all. and the programs are arranged
! so that all who attend may understand
the various numbers.
| Tuesday night at ConcOrdia Church un-
der the direction of Raphael Rooster. |
The well arranged program contained. be,
sides other good numbers, the beautiful
quintet i'm A major, for clarinet and
strings, by Mozart, composition VIII Oh
! deserves to be heard more frequently 1t
! was we'll rendered. the clarinet part be- |
United States Marine Band.
MiIlards vespers will be sung by the |
choir of the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart !
this evening and the offertory number |
will he soprano solo. from Mercadantes !
Seven Last Words" sung by Miss Mabel |
Latimer, Miss O'Toole presiding, as usual, |
at the organ.
The quartet of Calvary Baptist Church. |
under the direction of Arthur Mayo. will |
sing this morning the anthems. He VIII |
Swallow Up Death in Victory by Mat
thews and bethlehem, City So Lowly.
by Geibel At the evening service the |
anthem will be Maunder's "Droop. Sacred |
Head" and the offertory will be a con-
tralto solo, Hold Thou My Hand" by |
Briggs The personnel of the quartet is as
follows: Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw-Gawler.
soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed, con-
traltc: Richard p. Backing, tenor, and
Theodore r. Apple. basso.
Mrs Nellie O'Hare Pollard. contralto
soIojst of ST. Stephens Catholic Church,
sang at the sodallty service Of the Immac
ulate Conception Church Tuesday evening.
Mrs Pollard was heard TO advantage in
Dvoraks ''Infiammatus.
Miss Mary Emily King substituted at
the last moment for Miss Lillian koech-
ling violinist, who was unable to appear
o., account of sickness, at the musical
given last week under the auspices of the
sodality OF the Immaculate Conception
church Miss King played Svendsens
Romance and for encore Cradle Song.
" aI bv Wheat