Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31
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Carter. basso. was assisted by Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, baritone; Miss Ger
| trude Reuter-, soprano; Miss Faye Bum
phrey, contralto with Donald IL. Freeze
presiding at the organ. The program in
cluded organ solos, Concert Overture 8"
by Faulkes: Prelude" by Rachmaninoff;
lie Cygne," by Saint-Saens: The Ros-
/ .'Cavalleria Rusticana": March of the
Magi," by Dubois. and "Marche Funebre,''
by Chopin, Mr.. Freeze: soprano solos.
.Nymphs and Fauns." Miss Whelan; bar
/ Desir," Mr. Wrightson; contralto solos,
L Am Thy Harp and AT Parting -
Miss humphrey; Light and Song of
Thanksgiving." Miss Golf; soprano So
| los. .EliZabeth's Prayer" from Tam
hauser,' Miss Reuter-; Il Love You and
Il Know a Lovely. Garden Mr. Boyer,
and Song of Waiting" MIR Carter.
The choir of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. under the direction
of Miss Marguerite O'rooie, organist. will
sing Mercadante's setting of the Seven
| Last Words Good Friday evening. The
quartet is composed of Mrs Shade. Miss
Arundel, MesSrS. William e. Mills and w.
r. Peter, and they will be assisted by
Miss Mabel Latiner. soprano; Miss
/ Blanche Young, contralto, and Messrs.
! Howard Butterworth and Herbert Law
| son, baSso.
|
| recently at the third of her class recitals.
| Those contributing to the success of the
| occasion were the Misses Ruth Brashears,
| Minnie Davis, Natalie Gordon, Anna
| Margaret -Hane. Jean Taft Handy and
| Dorothy Eleanor Garner.
James E. Bagley has resigned his posi-
ton as organist and choirmaster of st
! Pauls Episcopal Church and James w.
Cheney. jr.. has been appointed to sue
coed him as organist. with Karl Frederic
| kroeh to act as choir director. Mr.
Cheney has played in number of prom
| inent churches here, and for long time
was assistant organist at st. Paul s
Church under Edgar Priest. Mr.. Kroeh
is head master at the Dupont School for
Boys Tns t9 ond E T slns ssa Msen
solos will be sustained by Master Joseph
| Ritz. soprano; LIE Roy Glider, tenor, and
James Hicks, basso.
| The vested choir Of Waugh M. f..
| Church, under the direction of John G..
| Klein will render Maunder's "Olivet to
| Calvary" Wednesday evening at
| o'clock. The solos will be sustained
James Hicks. bass. and John G. Klein
! and William s. Blanchard. tenors. The
! musical program today at this church
will be as follows: Morning anthem. by
| Glorious from The Crucifixion." by
J. G. Klein: evening, anthem. Softly
| Now the Light of Day" with incidental
alto solo by Miss Elsie Weaver, and
| soprano and baritone duet, Com -.
| Jesus, Redeemer Miss Flora Fergu-
son and Shelby Ferguson.
Thomas Evans Greene. tenor. was
heard in a program Of songs at the Play
house Thursday afternoon The recital
| was we'll attended, large contingent OF
| students from Chevy Chase Seminary be-
ing present as well as many well known
assisted by Harry Wheaton Howard at
the piano and among his numbers were:
Lullaby" from ''Jocelyn,' by GODDARD
Could T. by Tosti; Noon and Night"
Thee by Bruno HUM; The Birth Of
Morn" by Leoni; Il Hear You Calling
Me-" by Marshall: Boy Blue" by How
ard; Mother O Mime by Frank E.
Tours; BY the Lotus Lake" and Come
to the Garden, Love by Mary Turner
Salter: Sunrise Call by Indian; Molly
Bawn'' by Samuel Lover: ITO My First
Love" by Lohr; My Love. Nell,' by
Fox; Uncle Rome by Sidney Homer;
Laurie: Love Is a Bubble" by Allit
sen, and Gypsy john by Frederick
Clay.
| The Rebew Orchestra, H. W Weber. di-
irector. will not give its usual monthly
public rehearsal tomorrow night on ac-
| count of the work Yet remaining to be
done in preparing for the annual concert
which is to be held the latter part of
| April. Verdi'S "NebucodonoZer' and a
| movement from Mendelssohns italian
| Symphony will constitute the principal
| orchestral numbers. while flute solo by
| Raymond l. Gilbert and four vocal num-
bers to complete the program will be an
nounced later.
Gounods EST. Cecilia Mass will be
sung by the clioir of the First Presbyter-
| ian Church this evening, beginning at
1:45 O'Clock. This beautiful work VIII be
illustrated by reproductions of Tissot' S
famous paintings of the last days of
Christ upon earth. The solos will be sus-
tanned by Mrs. L. A. Roberts. soprano;
! Miss Mary Bell Finney, contralto; w. St
John Blanchard, tenor, and H. H. r. Hell
wig. bass. Mrs. George f. Schutt will
direct the choir and play the organ.
The choir OF ST Margarets Church, I'M
der the direction of Alfred c.. Eldridge
organist, will present the Lenten cantata.
1.-The Darkest Hour by Harold Moore,
this evening, beginning at O'Clock. The
soloists will be Mrs. Helen. Donohue De
| Yo, soprano; Melville ID. Hensey tenor,
Arthur Deibert baritone, and Charles w.
Moore, basso Mr.. Moore has been en-
gagged as bass of the new quartet at
Foundry Methodist Church and will sing
! with them next Sunday His place at St
Margaret's Church will be filed by Mr.
Deibert
A studio recital was given Friday even
ing by Joseph Harrison. The program
and those who contributed to it's success
was as follows: Violin solos. "Adora ton, -
Edward Weber: Romance Frederick
Towers; "Serenade," Miss Isabel MCGEE;
Angels Serenade, Robert Robertson;
| ''Berceuse," Albert c. Reed; Polka Ora
cieuse, Darragh Bagley; "Cavatina. -
Herbert Gates, and "Humoreske," by
Dvorak, played by Mr.. Harrison. The
piano numbers were ''Au Matin,'' Herbert
| Carnes: The Pink Miss Margaret
Forney; 'In Rank and File" Samuel
Waters; 'Pierette.'' Miss Anna Schrout
| Monastery Bells Miss Helen Robertson