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

and Arthur y. Empie. tenor. in giving the
following program: Concert Prelude and
Fugue in G major. by Faukes; ConZona.
On 40. No. . by Gulmant: duet, Love
Divine. All Love EScellins, by Stainer.
from TIE Daughter of Jairus F'ugue. in
G minor. by Bach; "Pilsrims Chorus
by Wagner; voca! solo, Where Have
The Light Of the World: Toccata. in
G. major by Dubois vocal solo. My
Soul is Atlirst for God. from The Holy
City" by Gaul, canta5:le III + major, by
Demarest, and March, in E fiat, by
Faulkes.
Adam Geibei's can:ata. The Ircal.na-
tion." will be given this evening at In
gram Memorial Congregational Church
under the direction of Mrs Henry Hunt
Mckee. The choir will be assisted by
Miss Lillian Lewis. soprano: Miss
Marion Mccoy. contralto: Messrs. j. II.
Taylor. tenor, and n. Preston. basso, and
Miss Ethel Lee, cellist
Earl Carbauah. baritone soloist and pre-
centor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
will sing a. the Young Mems Christian
Association meeting this afternoon at the
National Theater.' Mr.. Carbaugh will be
heard in one number from Ntrdi's Re
QUEEN" an Cast Inv Preai upon the
Waters, by Or. ]. w. BischofT, with
Mrs. Carbaugh assisting as accompa-
mist
Mrs. Bradley McDuffie will entertain at
musical tea this afternoon from to !
O'Clock, with Edward Zoe Mangum as
guest of honor.
Miss Cryder has issued invitations to a
musical tea this afte rnoon. at 4::0. The
program will be given by Miss Tuohy and
Miss Ethel Tozer.
An Evening with the Choir will be
given at the Luther Place Memorial
Church tonight in place of the regular
service. The quartet Will be assisted on
this occasion by an orchestra under the
direction Of Henry Stopsack in giving the
following program: The Homeland" by
Hanscom: Now the Day Is Past and
Over by Shelley; alto solo with violin
ooiisato. Miss NJ. l-arner. quartet. %
Lord, Come. with soprano and violN
o5liGato: oaot for soprano and a!to, The
Angels Song by Shelby; quartet, Holy
Art Il,ou, arranged from Handles
Largo. The quartet is composed of
Mrs. ID. l.. Richmond, soprano: Miss NJ
Larnor. alto; MIR. Robert Jonscher. tenor;
Mr. Arthur Pierce, La@so. and Miss Ella
Butter, organis..
'rhc quartet choir Of Martha Chapter,
Q. l.. s.. consisting Of Miss E,ffie Darnell
soprano. Miss Eta Austin, contralto
Messre George Mellis. tenor. and Ed
ward Richardson bass. with Arthur
Storm. director. and Mrs Norma Hine
which included the following numbers:
Duet from Spohr s God. Thou Art Great"
Rock OF Ages. Ninety and Nine by
Campron: My Redeemer and My Lord :
by Buck alto aad soprano solos from
ihe Messiah and a quartet number.
Love Divine"
me musical program was an excep-
'ioaalE attractive feature of the social
gathering OF HOosiers Wednesday even
Ing at the Arlington Hotel. Mrs. Blanche
MUTT Dalgieish. contraIto. sang Masche-
ronis Till Death Nora by Pigsott
encore. Little irish Girl by Lohr: Mrs
ilopart soprano. was heard in Nevin's
Mighty LAX a Rose" and .Mavourneen.
ny Lang: Miss Rube Stanford yiolinist
played Adaeio, by Res, with Edward
Bueii at the piano: John Nolan basso
say d scotch song. Loeb Lomond," and
Ny Love Nell, Mrs Thomas L. Jones
assisted as accompanies and Miss Pear
waugh. pianist. added to the pleasure OF
the occasion by playing Griegs First
meeting, Sindings "Marche Grotesoue"
anu ior an encore Chopin's 'Ecosaise."
Inc third musical in the series Of studio
sec.tals by the pupils of Mrs. and Miss
McCarty took place Saturday afternoon.
The principal number on the D. ogram
was the third movement OF the Mozart
concerto IN Il fiat, played by Miss Cor
heha Long, accompanied on the second
piano by Miss McCarty An INTEREST," .
Selection was The Robins Lullaby by
hrosman. played by little Miss Ruth
hammond from memory, with second
piano accompaniment by Miss McCarty
were Misses Helen Grain. Dorothy Hutch
ms, Ruth Hillyard and Clare Elliott.
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