Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-05
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alto duet, Thy Peace, o Lord" by
Neidlinger. Miss Anna Lawson and Miss
Elsie Weaver: Mr.. Wrightson will sing
the baritone solo, ut Is Enough" from
Elijah" and Mrs. Klein will be. as
A musical was given Friday evening by
Mrs. Alfred I. Gage at her residence in
Chevy Chase. Among those who
tributed to the musical program were
Miss Minnie Bailey. pianist; Miss Bertha
Hansen, soprano: Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish,
contralto; Miss Lillian Chenowith, con-
tralto; Miss Roberta Allen. violinist;
Schaefer. bass, and the hostess
The pupils recital at Chevy Chase
seminary Tuesday evening was well at
tended and proved an enjoyable affair
The program included the violin solo,
"Bolero, played by Miss Mallory; So
prano solo, Summer Miss Eikenberry;
piano solo. 'Liebestraum. No. g." List,
Miss Daniel; vocal solo, Tell Me, Was l
Polonaise in E MAJOR by Chopin, and
Carnival Mignon.'' Miss Linn. Miss
Stark and Miss Appel were the accom-
panists.
The Central High School chorus, under
the direction of Halstead p. Hoover. will
furnish the music at the Church of the
Covenant this evening, beginning at 7:3O
O'Clock, when the following program will
be given: Gently, Lord, 0 Gently Lead
vs., David Owen Sacred arrangement of
.AH Through the Night'); Crossing the
Bar" Henry Holden Huss: Build Thee
More Stately Mansions" Arthur Farwell;
I Waited for the Lord Mendelssohn;
Rejoice, Rejoice and "Hark, the Gym
balls Clash" from Gaurs sacred cantata,
Father and by Babylon's Wave
Gounod. Miss Edith Athey will assist as
AT the recent concert by the Rebew Or
! chestra Washington welcomed back one
OF It's favorite singers. Mrs. Margaret
ho1ntz Holland; contralto soloist. Mrs.
Holland sang your Voice." Denza. and
as recall gave q lullaby composed for
her by w. Arthur Storm, which was rem
dered with fine effect. After prolonged
applause she gave Cruel Love-" by
companist.
Nine Jane Osborn Hannah of the Chi
cago and Philadelphia Grand Opera Com
pany and her husband, Frank Hannah.
nave taken cottage at Shawnee-on-Del-
aware, Pa, this summer, where Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson will conduct his sum-
mer school OF singing. Mr.. Hannah was
the guest of Mr.. Wrightson for two days
FELIX Garziglia, we'll known for his skill
as pianist, will give evidence Of his
gifts as composer next week. when two
sung at the class night exercises at
Chevy Chase Seminary. The verses were
written by Mrs Cowen
re quartet Of Luther Memorial Church,
under the direction of Donald Freeze. or
ganlst will give IAN Evening with the
Choar, the program beginning at s
CLOCK tnis evening. The personnel of
the quartet includes Miss Agnes Whelan,
soprano; Miss Carolyn Con-, contraIto:
Frank Boyer, tenor, and w. Roland Car.
Ter, bass. and the program will include
the organ solo. Concert Overture" by
Hoiiins; duet, so Thou Liftest Thy Di-
Messrs Roger a Tr9m nart 1.-The crucixion"
The Penitent,' by Van De Water, Miss
Whelan; solo. Song Of THANKSGIVING"
Aliitsen, MT: Carter; organ solo, 1.-The
Los Lost Gnord Mr. Freeze; duet for soprano
and Miss Gofr; tenor solo, The Majesty
OF the Divine Humiliation,'' from ..The
Crucifixion.' Mr.. Boyer; solo, I'm Thee. o
L laaIe,, m6oie Gio Miss Goff organ solo,
siah," Mr.. Freeze.
Joseph Whittemore. tenor soloist Of ST.
- 'i nc Cnurch, was the assisting splo-
ISL at the recital given Tuesday even
ing by Mrs. Warner Gibbs at the Graf
ton Mr.. Whittemore sang the aria
una furtiva lagrina," from L'Elisire
Wa n%ore N,t seo G;,and It Is Morn, by Ayl
from from Jocelyn. Mrs. Gibbs was heard in
Simes vers avient des ailes,' by
Hahn: open Secret" by Woodman and
In MY Garden" George Wilson, organ
assisted at the piano and proved a salts,
factory accompanist
Miss Hazel Franklin, mezzo soprano.
"oShir
eighteen-month stay in London. where
/ she was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w Fairbanks Of the American embassy.
MISS Franklyn Is the guest at present OF
Miss Tryphena Read.
Miss Grille Louise Corey, soprano who
has just returned to this city after
| winters study in New York. was the
| soloist at the last meeting of the Short
Story Club.
The members of the male choir of
Holy Trinity Church. Georgetown, un-
made favorable impression. at a re-
cent musical. when they were heard in
the following program: Peaceful
Night tenor solo. The Watchman,"
William J. Curtin: soprano solos, MY
Love Is Like Red, Red Rose and
Thou Art Like Unto Flower" Mas
| ter Shirley Macias: humorous song by
Joseph Dugan, bass solo, "A Dream"
Joseph Mccain: violin solos, 'Marchen'
and Fairy Tale" Denniston, and
Minuet. Beethoven. Miss Ruth Bronson:
trio. Ave Maria Stella" Rosewie.
Master Shirley Macias and Messrs. Wren
Curtin and Harry Duvall; solo, 20 Lord,
We Trust in Thee" Handel Master
Luke Mattare; by Babylons Wave"
sung by request. Trinity Male Choir
Mrs. William Scantlebury, jr., sub
| stituted last Sunday for Fulton Karr
at the organ of Mount Vernon M E.
Church, and Mr.. Scantlebury was the
offertory soloist at the morning service.
| Tuesday evening at the knights OF Co.
| lumbus Hall a capacity audience was in
| attendance to celebrate the thirteenth
| anniversary Of the organization of Spald-
ling Council An attractive program was
provided for the entertainment of the
guests, which included readings by Will
lam Seward Shelby. baritone solos, Il
| Hear You Calling Me-" by Marshall, and
Annie Laurie" sung by William Cla-
baugh; several popular songs by George
O'Connor; soprano solo. "A Birthday" by
Huntington Woodman, and encore, "A
guerite Howard; recitations from the
Dooley satires. Thomas w. Brahany
| tenor solo, It'll the Dawn Of Eternity"
sung by the composer. Glenn w. Ashley,
| organist and choirmaster of st. Aloysius
! Church, who gave also as encore the old
ballad silver Threads Among the Gold .
| The accompanies were Mr.. Ashley, Otto
Dolan and Martin Horne.
Miss Marguerite Howard, soprano SOLO
list Of st. Stephens Catholic Church, will
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