Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
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have taken place Wednesday, has been
deferred until March II. when it will be
given in the ballroom of the Arlington
Hotel at the usual hour, II o'clock. 1t
was found necessary to change the date
because of its being Ash Wednesday.
when a large number of singers in the
Episcopal churches would be engaged at
that time in their choir duties.
Mrs. Blair, the musical director of the
| club, announces the following dates Tor
the musical events by the club during
| the remainder of the present season:
March ~, at noon, members day: March
=? in the evening. the third anniversary
OF the organization of the club will he
celebrated by masquerade ball. at
which Mrs. Blair will entertain the active
and honorary members: April -, at l
CLOCK, third morning recital: May ,. at
noon, members day: May H. evening
concert: May II, vaudeville entertainment,
Tor active and honorary members only.
Inc program of the next recital. March
L., VIII he made up entirely of co.npo-
sltlohS by the composer for whom the
club is named Besides d number OF
choruses b. the club there will be a trio
Tor piano and strings, played by Mrs. w.
Sinclair Bowen. Pianist: Miss Ruby Stan
/
list. and vocal solos .and duets by proEli-
heHt members of the organization. The
April recital will be request program
made up of numbers sung by the club at
previous concerts which have proven cS-
pecially popular with the associate men,
berS, who are requested to communicate
at an early date with the musical director
or chairman of the program committee
if they have any preferences in the mat
ter
The beautiful assembly hall Of Belcourt
Seminary was the scene of an appropriate
observance of Washngton's birthday.
which included a musical program given
by the pupils of Miss Pearl Waugh. and
proved an enjoyable affair. The opening
number, America" was sung in chorus
by the students and was followed by a
piano solo. 'Idilio'' Lack) and 20 Thou
Sublime, Sweet Evening Star (Wagner-
Lange). Carolyn Pennston: vocal solos.
Il Know a Lovely Garden td'HardelcD.
Harriet T. Chamberlain: "Cupid's Kiss"
(de koven), Hattie May McCord; MAD
rigal'' tChaminade). Marie Murphy; piano
solo. 'Minuet' SchulhofD, Louise
Wind" (Neidlnger. Ewing Mayfield:
WHO Is sylvia" tSchuberD, Eleanor
Lows; piano solo. Forest Sounds Den-
nee). Marie Murphy: vocal solos,
and Thy Beamins Eyes (MacDowelD,
Grace Watkins: piano solo, ''Erotik'
(Grieg), Mayme Storey; vocal solos,
Lover in Damascus CWoodford-F'inden)
Linnie Mullins and 1.-The Quest tSmth),
Dorothy Graham: piano solo, waltz III
E-f1at Lack), Arden Kelley; vocal solos.
When the Swallows Homeward Fly"
White). Elise Bowman. and Songs My
Mother Taught Me- Dvorak), Mayme
Storey: piano solo, ''Twilight' 0'rimD,
(Coenen), Clara Blackford: piano solos,
Prelude Rachmaninoff). ''Liebestraum"
Giszt and Novelette, (MacDowelD,
Gwynn Griffith and chorus; 20 Lovely
Night (Offenbach), by the choral class.
B. Frank Gebest entertained last even
ing at a studio musical, presenting a
number of pupils in program of piano
numbers. The young people We're as
sisted by Miss Helen Dodge. violinist.
in G, "Gavotte" Gossec), shepherd
Song esther DODGE Hungarian
Dance" CHaesche) and Meditation y
from "Thas (MasseneD. The piano num-
bers included: Overture, "Marchen Won
Miss Dortch. Miss Davis. Mr.. Fewell and
Mr.. Gebest: Sonata opus 80 Dee
thoven). Miss Josephine Golden; "Valse'
In G-f1at Chopin. Miss Phyllis Stewart:
c rmpromp'u opus AZ No. Miss Lu
Chopin. Mrs. L. G. Maybee; KAN
menoi Ostrow'' (Rubinstein}, Mr.. Edwin
Russell Fewell; THE Nightingale
G-iszD. Miss Barbara NJ. stedman; I'M
Miss Alice Lanahan: Concerto in B.
fiat (Mozarb, Miss s. Wilmer Dortch.
with orchestral accompaniment on second
piano by Mr.. Gebest; Chant Polonaise''
(Chopin-Liszb. Mr.. 3. Frank Gebest.
Mrs. Ernest Morsell was the solost at
the morning service at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church last Sunday, when she
sang The Good Shepherd" by Dan De
Water. Frederic G. Stitt presided at the
organ.
The Organists and Chormasters' League,
at its meeting Monday, decided to dis
band The society has been harmoni-
Gus and helpful one, but il is expected
that the members will now become at
tached to the District of Columbia Chap
ter of the American Guild Of Organists.
which covers somewhat wider field OF
usefulness The funds of the league were
voted to well known and deserving
cause.
\ characteristic program Of Irish music
as rendered by Mrs. c. Mulligan Fox,
honorary secretary of the Irish Folk Song
Society. London. England, delighted the
members CT the Gaelic Society and thei!.
friends at tho meeting at the New Will
lard Thursday evening. Among the scec-
tions given by Mrs Fox were the piano
solos. 'conossar Fowar,. An Colleen
Donn Banks of the Stiir. Kerry Jig
Cong Reel" slip Jfg. Donegal Reel"
20 Byrnc's March. King of Lexis
March, The ODonncls March and
King ONeills cavalcade
Joseph 7. Matthew. tenor soloiSt OF New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, sang
at the meeting Of the Men'., Glul, of the,
Church of the Covenant Tuesday evening
when he was heard in ION the Road 10
Mandalay. lay Obey Speaks. and for an
encore Where blossoms Grow" by Sans
Seuci. and several other numbers.
\ pleasant event of the week was the
recital "Wednesday evening by the p.pils
of Mrs. Frank Ryram in the McNeal
studio. capacity audience greeted the
young pianists. VINO We're assisted III Civ
ing the program by Miss Sherier So
prano. and Charles ID. Church. tenor The
program follows: -Four Waitzes by
t;r.t..i,.S. Miss Rc:Hicc Randall and Mrs
Byram, ''TaraEtele." by Mcdowell Miss
HiiGa Eeltet; ,klav:erstruck," by Beeth
oven, Miss Zelda Jasper: Wedding
March. by Nendeissohn. Miss Mildred
Minister; ''Draeon Fly, by Nevin, Miss
IS Grove and Law: 'Idiii.'' by Lack.
Mis- Ella Lyme: ia l.isonjcra." by
Ci'amnade. MIS- Kathryn McCcach
"i.eatc Nc \oi. by Mattel ;,nd Were
My Songs Nith Wings Provided. by
Hahn. Charles - CnrcA: March Mill
taire," 10y Schubert. Misses 5iarnlei and
klopicr: \ra Dian Night. ~ Miden-
berg. Miss Maize Nern.iii:on; Etude. :
y fla. ~ Nciienha3pt Miss Margaret
Gaddis: 70 {. Water lilly and ..Au-
Inmn.* ny Ma'bJUell, Miss lsayella COL
Inns: 'Rarcaroiic, by Mcdowell. Miss
Cecil CayIor: 20 Taou Sraiime Sweet
Evening Star. by Wagnc.-l-iszt, Miss