Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-08
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ley's Crossing the Bar; organ postlude
Tombelle's March" in F.

Iey's Crossing the Bar; organ postlude.
Tombelle's March in F.
Mrs. Oldberg will give the first Of
series Of musical teas at her studio this
afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Stella Lipman and Miss Beulah
Chambers were heard Saturday evening
In Joint recital at Gunston Hall. The
features of special interest were the num-
6 % for two pianos Sonata in p Major
Midsummer Nights Dream" and
"Rouet D'Omphale" and ''Polonaise
Opus IT, both by Saint-Saens. Besides
the ensemble numbers, Miss Chambers
opus oa e se, and Etudes s from opus 10 and
25, and Miss Lipman contributed Rubin
STEMS Kamenoi Ostrow and Frulings-
nacht (schumann-Lszt).
Lutheran Church. was heard in recital
Wednesday evening, assisted by the fol-
lowing we'll known soloists: Miss Marian
MacFall, soprano; Mrs. James Kerr, con-
tralto. and Charles w. Moore. basso
The program follows: Organ solos,
."Avonley March," by w. L. Frost; tran
scription arranged from La Fontaine by
Lysberg; Impromptu by Th!emeyer: Pas
torale BY Schneider. Abendlied by Steele:
Chorus ' and Evening in Star FROM :Tann-
hauser'; pastorale, ITO a Wild Rose and
Romance: AT An Old Trysting Place"
by MacDoweil; "Andantino in D Flat. by
As smpessx By By es
vocal solos, 20, Savior. Hear Me-" Mrs.
Kerr; Heaven Is My Home" Mr.. Moore;
duet. "Hark. Hark. My Soul" Miss Mac
Fan and Mrs; Kerr; vocal solo; Jesus
At the Westminster Memorial Presby-
terrain Church this morning, the choir.
under the direction OF Mrs Byram. will
render, How Lovely Are the Messen-
gers" from st. Paul." and A. K. Miller
will give the tenor aria, Faithful Unto
Death from the same oratorio.
Charles d. Church has resigned his po-
sition as tenor soloist in the choir Of st.
accept a SIMILAR position in st: Paul's
Episcopal Church, and DR.. r. G. Davis
has been engaged as bass sOloist of the
same choir.
The Rebew Orchestra. H. w. Weber,
conducting, gave the December public re-
hearsal Monday evening before the usual
capacity audience. Mrs. Margaret koontz
Holland was the assisting soloist and was
warmly greeted after each of her num-
bers, which included "Ah, Let Me
and Forgotten" by Cowles. The violin
and clarinet duets. Call Me Thine Own
and Two Thoughts the latter played
from manuscript, by Miss Pauline M
Scott and H. B. Schmidt, were novelty
and proved popular with the audience.
The orchestral numbers included, march,
Polly Prim"; overture Poet and Peas
ant; waltz, Grand Opera Favorites,"
by Hennenberg; I'll Trovatore, Mexican
Kisses" and march american Beauties
by Bischoff. Mrs. Cecile Phelps Clark
accompanied Mrs. Holland at the piano
An oratorio, 1.-THE Holy City by Alfred
r. Gaul. will be sung at the second
monthly musical service of the First Bap-
fist Church this evening at o'clock by
the choir, consisting Of Mrs Theodore T
Apple, soprano: Mrs. James Kerr, alto;
William H. Winchole, tenor; James
Speiden, bass: assisted by Miss Matte
Gibson. Miss Rebecca c. Erney. sopranos:
Mrs. Albert L. Johnson, Mrs. George s.
George F. Lippitt alto; J. W. Winner.
Walter Gillian, tenors; E. S. Monroe,
bass. Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. violinist.
will assist in giving the program with
Mrs. Edmund Barry at the organ.
The second matinee musical given by
Herr de Cortez Wolffungen in his studio,
took place last Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Susanna Ruthardt sang the aria from
Wolffungen. from "Il Trovatore'' Miss
Bertha Millar gave arias from I'll Trova-
tore" and LES Hugenots," and Mr. Wolf
fungen from La Boheme,' with Miss
Harrison at the piano. The rehearsals
of Der Freischuetz." are in progress,
but the Washington Grand Opera Chorus
needs more members especially men. Re-
hearsals are held every Wednesday even
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Marguerite Howard returned yes
terday from visit to friends in Philadel-
phia and will be in charge of the music
this evening at the annual reception of
new members into the sodality Of the I'M
ard will sing Danas "Salve Regna,"
Louis Bradford will contribute a cello
solo, and there will be trio. Owens
lave Maria" sung by Miss Howard. Mrs.
Pollard and Mr.. Merrill.
Marshall, Va, where she spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with friends.
At the service at the Church of the
sydney Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey
Murray at the organ. will give the fol-
lowing musical program: Organ prelude:
"Andante," from Sonata in d Minor"
by West: professional. brightly Cleans
Our Banner" by Sullivan: anthem. "Send
Out Thy Light: Love Divine All Love
E5c c by ~ L. Jenns GGd Shall Shall
Thousand Times Ten Thousand" by
Dykes: "Seven Fold Amen.' or
gan postlude in A, by Battishill: Miss
Gertrude Reuter-, who sang 20 Blessed
Savior" by Wagner. at the special mu-
steal service of the church last Sunday
evening has been requested to repeat it
at the 80 service this afternoon. AT the
same service Miss FAYE humphrey will
give abide With Me- by Liddle, and
the double sextet will render the follow
ing numbers II Will Lay Me Down in
Peace" by Hilles. with incidental solo by
Mr.. Backing; The Lord Is My Rock" by
Woodman: Judge Me. 0 Lord by
Mendelssohn, and I'm Heaven the Stars
Now Are Shining" by Rheinberger.
Raphael Rooster gave his monthly stu
dio recital last Saturday evening. The
program consisted of piano and violin
compositions. the rendition Of which re-
1ected credit on both pupils and teacher
and included: Piano solos. I'm the Twi-
light" by Grey, Miss Frances De Grange;
"Reverie," nocturne. by Bohm. Jesse
Cooley; ''Humoresque." by Dvorak, Miss
Marie Thomas; 'Valse Caprisie Opus So
by Hoffman. Miss Martha Waring; "valse
Caprice" by Rubinstein. Miss Elizabeth
Harris; duets. March Militaire." primo
part George Sacks; Honey Bells" Misses
Violet, Lillian and Lavinia Thompson:
"Adonis Galop." Misses Ruth Barclay
and Florence Molineu: Lilly Polka
Misses Rosaline and Christine Bell; BABES
in the Wood" primo part, Miss Margaret
johnson: April Smiles primo part
Miss Ruth Phillips; Mexican Serenade."