Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-02

! aration for the annual concert The
| soiolsts for the occasion will be Miss
| Marion McFall, soprano; Mrs Blanche
Muir Dalgleish. contralto; Messrs. J. G.
| Klein. tenor; Owen W. Penney basso
and Walter F. Crouch and E. T. Hart
violinists.
The Crucifxion." by Sir John Stainer
will be sung at this evenings service in
Trinity Episcopal Church under the direc-
ton OF Oscar Franklin COmstock, the
solo parts being sustained by Messrs
Harry NJ. Foraker, Joe Brkbeck and
Archie Gibson. Next Wednesday Trinity
choir will repeat the work in Christ
Church, Alexandria, with the same So
loists.
Earl Carbaugh. baritone soloist and
precentor at the Fourth Presbyterian
row Falleth," at the morning service to-
day In the evening will be heard at the
offertory in 20 Eyes That Are Weary"
by Bracket. S. S. Stitt assisting, as
usual, at the organ.
Prominent local talent contributed to a
concert Friday evening at Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church. The program
was under the direction of w. ]. Weber,
organist of the church. He was assisted
by Louis A. Potter. organist of Second
Baptist Church; Joseph O.. Harrison, or
ganist Ninth Street Christian Church;
Chapel; Mrs. d. Olin Leech. contralto of
| Wesley Chapel; c. E. Myers. tenor st.
Pauls Lutheran Church: Roland Roder-
ick, baritone, and H. B. Schmidt clari-
netist. in giving the following numbers:
Organ solo. Poet and Peasant by Won
Suppe. w. ]. Weber: soprano solo, Dor
| is" by Nevin. Mrs. Edith D. Bayly, with
violin and. cello obligato by Messrs. Jo-
seph Harrison and ]. A. d. Turner; vio-
lin solo. Joseph O. Harrison; tenor solo.
My Dear" by Ball, c. e. Myers; or
GODDARD. W: J. Weber; organ duet. .'Fes-
Weber and Louis A. Potter: contralto
solos. .o "A Re; Red: Red Rose" by Tasting:
by Nevin, Mrs. D. DIN Leech; clarinet
solo, Midnight Bells Of Rome" by Burg
mueller, H. B. Schmidt; baritone solo.
.'Three for Jack" by Squire. Roland
Roderick. and organ solo, anniversary
March," by Dodge. w. ]. Weber.
The Motel Choir, directed by Otto Tor
ney Simon. will give musical art pro-
| gram at the Church of the Covenant this
evening at 7:3O o'clock. when the follow
| ing numbers will be rendered: Chorus
choruses from The Tower OF Babel"
| by Rubinstein; Three Kings Have Jour
neyed." by Cornelius: baritone solo by
John Waters, How Lovely Are the Mes
i
jah Chorus" from Beethoven's Christ
| on the Mount of Olives"
Maunder's cantata "olivet to Calvary"
! will be given April at 8 O'Clock by the
| choir of the Church Of the Ascension. The
soloists will be Mrs. E. F. Van Ripper.
Jack Bowie. tenor. and Charles T! Tit
| mann, basso. The choir IS under the d.
rection Of Anton Kaspar, with Miss
Frances Harrison organist. No cards OF
admission are required.
Miss Clara Ascherfeld Of the Pea
body Conservatory. in Baltimore, will
give an invitation recital at her studio
Saturday afternoon. Miss Ascherfeld
will be assisted by Mrs. Huron Law
! son. who will be heard in group Of
songs. Mrs. Lawson will leave tomor
row for a short visit to Richmond.
4 Women's Club.
Miss Ethel Tozier has issued cards
I for a musical tea Saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. when she will present
Miss Inez Demonet. Miss Mabel SIN
clair and Miss Ruth Fenton in choice
program of piano numbers.
Miss Mabel Latimer. assisted by an
augmented choir. will sing the Infiam- |
matus from Rossinfs "Stabat Mater"
the Sacred Heart this evening. Miss
Marguerite OToole will direct the
choir and preside at the organ as
| usual.
| Miss Katharine Brooks president Of the |
! Music Study Club. entertained the ex-
ecutive board at a birthday luncheon |
Monday afternoon, the day being the
guests included Mrs. Charles Raymond |
Wentz vice president; Miss Leona Kid
well. secretary: Mrs Orville Drown, |
treasurer; Miss Marion West, chairman
! Of the program committee, and Miss Mar
| guerite Howard, chairman of the room |
committee. The luncheon was followed |
by the regular bi-monthly meeting Of
on Folk Songs, Their Origin and What
Welsh song. IAN Through the Night
by Miss Florence coumb; Indian Corn
Grinding Song Miss Leona Kidwell;
Irish folk song. The Foggy Dew" Miss
Marguerite Howard: Greek song. The
Song" Miss Marion West; "Wiegenlied"
and "Alles list Him." from the German,
Miss Kidwell: piano solos, Grieg.s Moe
turno a and B Et%ds bly, by M Men
Song" by Saint-Saens, Miss Ethel Lee;
Swedish song, 'One Day Most Solemnly,''
Miss Brooks.
! Richard P. Backing. tenor soloist of
Calvary Baptist Church, will sing the
| ''Cujus Amman from Rossinis "Stabat
| Mater at the morning service today. Mr..
/ Backing is receiving congratulations upon
his engagement with Henry w. Savage to
| sing next season with THE Girl of the
| Golden West" He has signed for three
years and will make his first appearance
: with the company in New York in Octo-
| Der.
| Mrs Lucille Belts, who has been seri
| ously i'll at the Homeopathic Hospital for
| some weeks past. is gradually recovering
| from a recent operation, but will not be
| able to resume her teaching until fall.
| The seventh recital in the series given
| this season by Edgar Priest at st. PauTs
Episcopal Church will take place this
, evening at O'Clock. The program will
include NOffertoire," for Lenten season.
}, by Gounod; 'Traumerei," by Richard
Strauss "Serenade.' by Schubert: Flu
neral March," by Chopin. and I'm Para
disium,'' by Dubois.
The choir Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church. under the direction of Joseph
Harrison. has prepared a special program
of music to be given at the service this
morning. They will sing the anthems.
Hail Thou Long Expected Jesus" by
Bradner and Praise the Lord by Ran
degger. and the offertory number will be
a contralto solo, Near to Thee" by
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