Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19
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which Mrs. Lawson has sung with the
orchestra, and her selections will be the
aria from Debussy's "Enfant Prologue"
and the Indian Bell Song from
"Lakme. two strongly contrasting num-
bers
The concert hall OF Chevy Chase Sem
mary was filed with an appreciative
audience Wednesday evening. when Felix
Garziglia presented several young stu
dents in piano recital. Among the num-
| beers given We're the Beethoven Sonata.
opus %. played by Miss Appel, Pierrette:
Air de Ballet by Chaminade. Miss
Searles: Rondo from Beethoven's Sonata
opus IA. No. l, Miss Morton; "Au Ruis-
seau. by f. Schnett, Miss Daniels:
Beethoven's Sonata. opus 2, No. l..
Miss Stark, and GYPSY Rondo," by
Haydn. Miss Lynn
7 Music lovers attending the reci,als for
the blind at the Public Library
joyed treat Thursday. when Miss Lii
liam Chenowith. contralto. was heard in
was assisted by Miss Eda Bowers, vio-
linist: Donald NJ. Freeze, pianist, and
Mrs. Dorothy Baxter. accompanist. Miss
Chenowiths numbers. which We're most
est Flower That Blows. The Daisy.
"Lethe" with violin obiigato>, Sleep,
My Little One Sleep, The Maid of
Dundee Through Eairyland'' and
lin obligato Miss Bowers, besides play
ing the obigatos. contributed several
solos to the program. among them Ser
enads,'. by Didla; Spanish Dane l, and
added to the pleasure of the .isteners by
playing a group Of Chopin numbers, the
Berceuse, Ecossaise Nocturne ana Bal
lade in \ fat.
Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee has issued in
vtations for a musical tomorrow even
ing, when the program will be given by
six of her private pupils and the senior
vocal classes of Arlington Institute, Alex
andria, Va.
Next Sunday evening the second special
musical service this season will be given
at Foundry NJ. +. Church by the chorus
choir under the direction of Sydney
will he made up of compositions
by Mendelssohn. At this mornings serv
ice Mr.. .Wrightson will sing, by special
request. Campion's Ninety and Nine"
and in the evening the chorus choir will
render the anthems Sweet Is Thy
Mercy and Send Out Thy Light.
The sight reading clasA organized by
Miss Georgia Miller among pupils of her
senior class held it's first meeting Satur-
day evening The affair proved a pleas
ant as well as profitable occasion, the
pIa wing of several violin solos at sight
by Miss Leila Spear being one of the
interesting features of the occasion.
Mrs. James Kerr. contralto sOloist OF
the First Baptist Church. will sing by
special reques. this morning 20 Dry
Those Tears by Del Riego.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson announces
that the Foundry NJ. f. Church will rem
der in the near future a new sacred
cantata composd by Charles Gilbert
Spross. entitled The Word of God"
This occasion Will be it's first presenta-
three voices will render the work in
place of the Messiah which was pre-
viousiy announced, and Mr.. Spross. the
composer. who is personal friend of MIR.
Wrightson. has consented to come 10
Washington to preside at the organ and
partly conduct the work.
The miscellaneous program of vocal
and instrumental numbers given at the
Friday Morning Music Club last week
proved most enjoyable. Miss Helen
Dbdge, violinist. played two numbers.
German Dance. by Dittersdorf, and
Mediation, from Massenet: Miss Mum
ford, pianist. gave the "A Flat Major Po-
lonaise. Opus 3D." b. Chopin: Mrs Emma
Prall knorr played group of piano num-
bcrs. among them .'Barcarolle" (Nevin).
"Romanze tSchumann). Etude, Opus
%. No. 1" (ChoPin). In Deep Woods"
INDIAN lOEI ana Bf eT fiSDDilI MIS-
Fairfax vas heard in a cycle of songs,
and the hour of music closed with
brilliant rendition of the ''Waltz-Caprice"
fStrauss-Taussig) by Miss Clarine Nc
Carly.
AT the morning service of the First
Congregational Church today William
Wall Whddit. oreanist and choir direc-
tor, will play .'PastOrale," by Chadwick,
and "Postlude.' by Selby, The choir will
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Jerusalem; the quartet will sing THE
Friend Who Waiteth Nigh" by Macy,
and ]. Walter Humphrey will give the
offertory solo. In the evening Mr.. Wild
dit will play Prelude by Rachmaninoff;
Pilgrims Chorus and a march by bud
ley Buck. The choir will sing Il Am
Alpha and Omega by Barnby, and the