Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-29

uereu by j. W. 1nenES, o. SdnlSt CT
Epiphany Chapel and assistant organist
at the rec tai which took piace MONDAY
evening ut Epiphany Chapel. 1T. Cheney
was assisted by Master Lester Lawrence.
soprano: George l.. -. koll ngs, Dasao.
and Charles W. Cheney. violnist and
among the selections given were: Sonata
No. > last movement. by Guilmant:
Melody in D fiat. by Faulkes. and Ca
votts.' from "Misnon," by Thomas: So
prano solo. Maste. Lester Lawrence.
organ solos, Concert Prelude and Fagu
in G, by Fauikes, ard '.Berceuse' by
GODDARD; violin solos. La Cinquanta.ne.
Thome. Charles w. Cheney: organ sol s.
Toccata in G. by Dubois. and offertory.
Largo by Handel: bass solo. george +.
d. Rollings. and organ solo. "F'estal
March," by Calkin.
The choir of Metropolitan NJ f.
Church. under the direction of Arthur
Clyde Leonard, Organst and choirmas-
ter, will sing the following program of
music at o'clock this evening: Quartet.
Lead. Kindly Light" by Buck: tenor
solo, Night and Morning." by spicker;
soprano. alto and tenor trio. Protect
Us Through the Coming Night" by
Wipe Away All Tears" by Sullivan:
quartet. Rock of Ages" by Buck; con-
tralto and baritone duet, My Faith
Looks Up to Thee" by Nevin, and
quartet. abide With Me" by Reed. The
personnel of the choir is as follows:
Miss Gretchen Hood. soprano: Miss
Faye humphrey. contralto; Leroy A.
Glider. tenor. and James S. Hicks,
baSso.
Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff. soprano.
will assist the choir Of the Mt. Pleas
ing, when selections from Rossini's
''Stabat Mater" will be presented under
the direction of Lewis Corning At
water. The program will include the
duet, "Qnid est Homo; the baritone
solo. PRO Peccatis".. the quartet,
''Guanda Corpus and the "Infiamma-
tus" An especially interesting mum
Der will he the "Messe de Marriage. by
Dubois, which will be given entire by
Mr.. Atwater on the organ. The quar-
tet of the church is composed of Mrs
Ivy Herriet Shade. soprano: Miss Ada
Arundel, contralto: Howard p. Butter
worth, tenor. and George \. Miller.
basso, with Lewis Corning Atwater as
organist and choirmaster.
The thirteenth studio recital by pupils
of Raphael Koes.er was given Friday
evening the program including the I i
lowing numbers for piano, violin anc
cello: Piano duet. In JOY and Glad
ness" b. Sartoria. primo part. Harold
Higgins: THE Wayside Rose by
Fischer. William Vaughn: duet. Silver
Stars" by BONN. Misses Adelaide and
Margaret Burlin2ame: Sounds from the
Ringing Rocks by Walters. Lucian
Tuck; duet. My Mammals Waltz" by
Streab bog. primo part. Miss Frances
de Grange: Sacred Fantasia" By Har-
ris. Sydney Thompson: ION Grassy
Mead by Merkle. Miss Lillian Nc
Gowan: duet, Home Return March by
Mack, primo part, Miss Mary McCon-
Vile: Norwegian Wedding March, by
Soderman. Miss Martha Waring; duet.
in the Gypsy Camp" by Sartoria,
primo part. Jesse Cooley: Dance Of the
Brownies by Kamman. Miss Sylvia
PAYNE: duet cinderella" by Guritt.
primo part. Miss Gladys Chase: violin
solo. Fourth Air Variee by Dancla, Miss
Edith Stine: Spring Song by Men
delssohn Miss Helen Barclay: duet.
Harlequin and columbine.' by Herbert.
primo part. Miss Josephine Mathers;
"Bolero." by Lack. Miss Marie Thomas;
cello solo. "Andante" from concerto. by
Goltermann Paul Rooster: piano solo.
"A la bein Aimee by Schuett Miss
Elose Woodbury.: "Impromptu'' in +
fiat. by Schubert Miss Loise Barnes:
violin solo, ''Cavatina,' by Bohm, Karl
Rooster: "Lurline' concert study, by
Selling. Miss Hester Munger: string
trio op. 8. No. l first movemenD, by
Beethoven, for violin. viola and cello,
the Rooster trio