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the selections were so we'll received as to
call for numerous encores, the concerted
numbers seemed to strike the most popu-
lar chord with the audience. the quarte-
from Rigoletto being sung by Mrs. Van
Ripper. Miss Anna E. Brett, Joseph Whit
temore Newton Hammer. and the sex
tette from Lucia rendered by twelve
voices. Mrs ArthNr G. Dunn, Mrs. Arthur
Butler Pierce, Messrs. w. c. Mills
Charles Moore, John G. Klein. Newton.
Hammer. Mrs. Flora Jackson Van Riper,
Miss Brett, lie Roy. Glider, Joseph White
more. Arthur Gardner and Earl Car
baugh. Among the other numbers were
the solos, The Cry of Rachel" by Salter.
Miss Brett: "Dost Thou Know That
Sweet Land?" from Mignon, Mrs. Pierce;
aria from Pagliacci. Mr. Whittemore;
bass solo. "Bedouin Love Song Charles
Moore: soprano solo. "Wlere Have They
Laid Him. from Sullivan's Light of the
World Mrs. Van Ripper: baritone SOLO,
Where the Iindens Bloom" Earl Car
baugh: tenor solo. "Vira," lie Roy Glider:
soprano solo. Cavatina, Roberto o tn
che adore" by Meyerbeer. Mrs. Dunn, ac-
companied by Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown:
solo. The Bells of ST. Marys,' by Paul
Rodney, Arthur Gardner. and In the
Deeps o. the Daisies" John G. Klein.
Miss Beatrice Goodwin and Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann furnished a pleas
ant feature of the historical evening at
he New Willard given by the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. Miss Good
win was heard to advantage in The
Swallows by Cowen. and Mr.. Tittmann
was effective in his rendition of the old
Scotch song, "Afton Water" II. H. Free
man assisting at the piano.
Miss Florence Noacl ;r cuhSt;tu+inp al
the Metropolitan Methodist Church for
Mrs. Haycock and wall be the offertory
solo:st this morning. when she will be
heard in Guide Us With Thy Heavenly
Light by Foster. The anthem by the
quartet. under the direction of James S.
Hicks. will be 80, Be joyful in the Lord"
At the evening service there will be a
duet for soprano and alto. The Wander
er.s Night Song: by Rubenstein, sung by
Miss Noack and Miss Marian I-arner, and
the choir anthem. Our Blest Redeemer,'
by Handel. William Caulfield. tenor of
the quartet. has been prevented by ill
ness from singing for several Sundays
and his place has been filled by Edgar
,Fmbry- Miss Lillian Wines will be at
the organ.
The following musical numbers will be
rendered at the morning service of the
prelude. adagio from the Scotch SYM
phony by Mendelssohn: anthems, Lift
I Your Heads, "Ye Shall Dwell in the
M Mana iv osrtoIy Gsbs solo Wssr Bs Thou With
postlude. finale in B fat by wolsten-
ho'me. At the evening service Mr. Taber
Will play Handlers LARGO and the an,
thern VIII be Evening Hymn; quartet.
sull. StIil With Thee sung by Mrs.
Smart. Miss Smith. Mr.. Humphrey and
Mr. Ogden; choir hymn. 'Some Blessed
Day" and postlude. March in D." by
The first event of the season by the
Rubenstein Club will take place the aft
ernoon of December f. in the ballroom of
the Raleigh Hotel On account of the
size of the hall and the large increase in
the membership of the organza ton it
will be necessary to limit cards OF in
vitation to the members. active, honorary
and associate. An event to which the
members are looking forward with much
interest also is the visit of Harriet Ware
the song writer. who will come to WASH
ington the second week in December.
Miss Ware will hear the club sing in
order to judge of its timbre and other
musical qualifications in preparation for
she Will write for the Rubinstein Club
and which will later be presented by the
club at one of their musical events.
"An Evening with the Choir" will be
given at the Rhode Island Avenue NJ P.
Church this evening. under the direction
of Page Zimmerman. The program will
open with Shelleys Even Song and will
Solos will be sustained by Miss Ruth
Ciokey, Miss Ruth Fears. Miss Lovett
and Miss Campbell and Messrs. Lester
Ballard. William LOvett and Bert Corn
ing. with Miss Frances Somerville at the
organ.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. NJ.
entertained at the annual ladies night
Friday evening in the main auditorium
of new Masonic Temple, when a pro-
gram of merit was given by local talent.
Among the musical numbers was the
quartet s1n This Hour of Softened Splen-
dor" by Pinsuti, sung by Miss Helen L.
Crennan, Mrs William T. Reed. Richard
The Cry of Rachel" by Turner. Mrs.
Reed trio. "Berceuse." by GODDARD, Sol
Minister. violinist Dore Wolfsteiner cell
list: Oscar Franklin Comstock. pianist:
songs. "Mignon'' and "Open Secret Miss
Crennan; piano solos. etude in c sharp
minor and waltz in minor. by Chopin.
Mr.. COmstock; songs. "Snowhakes" and
'.The Ould Plaid Shawl Mrs. Reed;
violin solo, mazurka by Volpe, Mr.. Min
ster; songs. Where My Caravan Has
Rested" and "A Spirit Flower" Mr.
Backing. Oscar Franklin Comstock was
the accompanist.
The Students Club of the Washington
OlfeSe OI met FRIDAY evening III
the recital hall of the college. Mr.. Jones
gave a short talk on each composer and
the compositions presented included THE
Harmonious Blacksmith" (HandeD, played
by Miss Latus: lie Coucou" Uouis Da-
quin), Miss Glaser: Fantasia in ID mi
nor (MoZarD, Miss Terrett; Fur Elise"
tBeethoven). Miss Scanland; Moment
Musical (SchuberD, Miss kupfer; songs,
Ah Mine Alone (Phillips) and Love
Is the Wind" (MacFayden), Miss Benz
Ter; piano solo. Spinning Song Men
delssohn), Miss Long; .Valse in A fiat
major Chopin, Miss Primm; 'Iiebe-
straum, No. 81 LiszD, Miss Gatchell;
'Humoreske'' Dvorak), Mrs. Chambers;
Nocturne" cGreg), Miss Hamilton; so
nata. opus - second and third move
ments (Griegl, Miss Miller; songs, Loves
Rhapsody and "A Bowl of Roses Mr..
Church: .LiebeswalZer' (MoszkowskD.
Miss Bradley; THE Music Box" PoldinD.
Miss Ruth Tuckey: Scarf Dance" Cham
inade). Miss Meyers: Scotch Poem
Miss MacElwee; ''Sequidil-
Ia Usaac Albenig) Miss Bouck.
demonstration of studies in rhyme
movements took place Thursday after
noon at the Gale Barber School of
Physical Culture, the audience giving
evidence of much appreciation of the diff
ferent numbers. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith
Maxwell gave an aria from lie
Barber de Seville" illustrated i'm rhyth-
mic movements by Miss Dunkhorst and
Miss Baker; Die Loreiei," by List and I
"Serenade." by Gounod. Mrs. Maxwell |