Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26
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Clements. mezzo-soprano. assisted by
Mrs. Jessica CowIing Thomas. violinist.
The program included the solos. Floods
He Is Good" CMasseneo. Where Ny
caravan Has Rested" UohD and Burst.
Ye Apple Buds Emory: violin selec-
ton "Salut dAmour' tElgar), .Bolero"
! Ooh and .tNaehtstuck', (schumanm.
Viola Seule dams la Mutt tBizep violin
selections. "Spanische Tame (Moskow
SIKH and ''Melancholie'' CWier). My
Dear BALD, Damon (Strange) and
the occasion were Mrs. Clara Moran
Bernheimer and Miss Anna Belts.
Miss Ella Butler will leave Wednesday
Tor Bethlehem. Pa. where she will at
tend the annual spring Bach festival. She
will make the trip from Philadelphia by
trolley and after the festival will go to
the Delaware Water Gap for short stay,
returning to the city in about ten days.
recent event of interest in both edu-
cational and musical circles was the re-
cital given by the students of Hamilton
Miss Dorothy Megrew of this city,
talented young pianist. played Meadow
ing the subject of much favorable COM
ment. Others adding to the pleasure of
the occasion were Miss Stelle La Flore
Carter. who played 'Kamenoi Ostrow,"
by Rubnstein: Miss Claire E. Schultx.
who sang Lied" by Eckert. and Good
Night. by Dvorak; Miss Laura Noel who
gave It'll 1 Awake" by Amy Woodford
and later in the program gave two piano
solos, Forest Sounds" by Dennie. and
Autumn" by Chaminade; Miss Lizzie
d. Wessendorff played ''1mpromptu. by
an aria from Carmen; Miss Elizabeth
Hill, who gave Rustic of Spring." by
Sinding, and Prelude by Rachmani-
noff. and Miss Irma Johnson, who was
and Resignation by Won Fielitz. The
program opened and closed with two
choruses. I'VE Meet Again." by Hebe.
and Last Night" by Kjerulf. under the
direction of Anton Kaspar of the music
faculty of the school.
Charles w. Garlock formerly OF this
city, now of New York, is meeting with
much success musically in his new home.
He was heard recently In a song recital.
Thou Art Like Unto Flower" The
Two Grenadiers' (Schumann). recitative,
Jesus Answered" from Women of
samaris" (Bennett; aria, "Whosoever
Leighter). "Supplication" and 20 Du
mein holder Abenstern" ~Wagner). Mr..
Garlock at time was q member of
the choir of St. Michael and All Angels
Church, and sang also at the Church of
the Covenant.
The tenth anniversary Of tho Rupert
Home was pleasantly celebrated Tuesday
direction of Mrs Lulu Facius Davis who
also acted as accompanist The program
included the piano solo. Romance"
soc, Mes r sf c;ove Msn ssG
Believe Me, II All Those Endearing
Young Charms Miss Edna Sheehy;
bass solos. Answer" Robeyl. Sing Ne
to Sleep (Greene) and 1.-THE Wind"
It'll Death (MascheronD, The Bee and
the Song" CWeatheriy). and Three Lit
tie Chestnuts." Mrs r. L. Dalgleish:
saxophone solo, "Cavatina" (Raf). Mrs.
GYPSY Maid Parker). Mrs. E. B.
Fletcher.
A recent event Of interest took place
choir, assisted by prominent local SOLO
lists. presented the cantata Queen
Esther" under the direction Of Edward
M. Hail. with Herman l.. Amiss as ac-
tanned as follows: Esther the Queen. Miss
Harriet e. Harding. soprano: Ahasuerus.
King Of Persia, Edwin Callow. basso;
Haman, kings counselor, Henry Purcell
Veazie. baritone: Mordecai. uncle OF the
queen. William ]. Caulf1eld. tenor; Zeresh,
Humans wife. Miss Marion =. Mccoy.
contralto; Mordecai's sister. Miss Ella
Gardner. soprano: prophecies. Miss Myra
F. McCathran, soprano. and scribe, Her
man F. Carl, sbasso-
trio. composed of Mrs. Ira r. F.
Smith. soprano; Mrs. r. c. l.. Moncure,
tenor. will give the musical service at
the Church OF the Covenant this even
ing. The program will be as follows:
Trio. "Larghetto,' arranged from
My Redeemer and My Lord by Buck;
soprano and ALTO duet. "Hark! Hank.
Ny Soul" by Shelley; contralto solo,
Ruth and Naomi" by Ries; soprano and
tenor duet. Lamb of God" by Abt;
duet, contralto and tenor. from the can
tata THE Everlasting Night" by Will
son: soprano solo. The Good Shepherd
by Van de Water.
Friday evening Nine Won Unschuld
presented Miss Ethel Fisher in piano
recital. given in connection with her
graduation from the artist course and
her admission to the concert class Her
program was as follows: Sonata op.
26, by Beethoven: "Carmaval." by Grieg;
Fantastic in F. minor. by Chopin
"Gnomenreigen." by List, and Liszfs
by Mr.. Glushak, baritone
Invitations have been issued to a re-
ClCdi TO De given al the 1ldVHOuSe
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock by the
students Of Sacred Heart Academy on
Park road.
Mrs. James Kerr, contralto soloist of
the First Baptist Church, and a men,
Der of the Rubinstein Club. was the
soloist at social Thursday Of
Columbia Chapter Of the Eastern Star
Mrs. Kerr was heard to advantage in
"Rosamunde" and "Madrigal," both by
Chaminade and 1.-The "Dreammaker
Man." Nevin. with Miss Helen Sunder-
land assisting as accompanist
Mrs. r. l.. Dalgleish contributed the
musical features of the program incident
to the graduation of the nurses at the
Homeopathic Hospital yesterday after
noon and delighted the audience with her
characteristic Interpretation of the va
rious songs, including He Loves Me. He
Loves Me Not" by Mascagni: Hearts
Delight" by Gilchrist The Bee and the
Song" by Weatherly, and Leave Me
Not" by Mattel. Mrs. Dalgleish will be
one of the soloists this afternoon at the
annual memorial service at the soldiers
home. where she will be heard in Brack-
etts setting Of 20 Eyes That Are
Weary"
Mrs. William Scantlebury. jr.. is substi-
tuting at the organ Of Mount Vernon
Methodist Church for Fulton karr, the
regular organist, who Is Ill.
The Music Study Club held its annual
hpo meaffpp Mopdor oftorpoop