Evening star., 1912-11-03

party given Tuesday evening in CarroIi
/, Hall were under the direction of Miss
Jennie Glennan. The affair was under
the auspices of st. Patrick's parish and
Low Back Car was sung by the choir of
| mixed voices of the church; Miss Blanche
Young, contralto, added to the pleasure of
the occasion by a song by Needham; Miss
koechling, viOlinis:. gave the Minuet,
from Grieg's first sonata and Souvenir
by Drdla. Mrs. Harold Whalen was heard
in two MacDowell numbers, Irwin Cos
grove gave some comic songs and the en-
ven's Merry Miller the sextet from
Lucia and the Barcarole from '.The
Tales of Hoffman" We're rendered by Mrs.
Katharine Rogers and Mrs. Whalen. So
pranos: Miss Ellie Davis and Miss Man.
ming, contraltos; Joseph Wittemore and
Mr.. Cook. tenors, and James Nolan and
T. f. Moore, bassos.
The vested choir of Waugh NJ. E.
Church. under the direction of John G.
Klein, will render a special musical pro-
gram the first Sunday evening of each
month at 7:30 O'Clock. The program this
evening consists Of three anthems by the
choir: Softly. Now, the Light of Day."
Griest: ..Tarry with Me Now. My Savior
and Hear Me Father; soprano solo,
Miss Florine Walker; tenor solo, Mr.
KEN, with Mrs. Klein at the organ.
Thomas Evans Greene was heard We'd
nesday evening in song recital before the
faculty, students and friends of the Ma
| tional School of Domestic Arts and
Sciences. The first half of the program
! was taken from the works of modern
numbers from the operas. Then You'll
Remember Me- and La Donna .
Mobile from Rixoletto; two Irish songs
by Lohr. and My Love Nell. by Fox.
1 fkIl
| man.. by sydney Homer; My Rose
and by request. Annie Laurie" The last
| group especially seemed to strike Il. popu-
| lar chord with the audience. Included in
Destination. by Fontenailles; II Am
Thy Harp" by Jessie l.. Pease; I'm the
Time of Roses by Reichardt .'Slumber
Song" by Gerrit Smith: Come to the
Garden. Love-" by Mary Turner Salter:
THE Sunrise CALI CTraditional Zuni In
diam; Noon and Might" by c. b.
Haw'ey, and THE Birth of Morn by
Leoni.
Miss Dorothy n. Gait sang the offertory
solo. No Night There" by Danks. at
| the confirmation service in Pinckney Me-
| mortal Church. Hyattsville, last Sunday
Good music will be one of the features
Of the special services of the retreat to
1 he held during the next three weeks a I
st. Patricks Church. At the services
each evening this week the mixed choir
under Miss Jennie Glennan will sing, the
week of November 10 the Sanctuary
choir under r. Mills Silby viii furnish
the music. and the third week the two
choirs will serve alternate evenings.
| Mrs. J. Paul Yoder of Boston, formerly
Miss beona kidweM of this city, one of
the original members of the Music Study
iClub and its former secretary, was the
guest of honor at its meeting last Mon
day in the Percy Foster Recital Hall.
| Mrs. Yoder is spending month with
her mother here. The president of the
club read short sketches of the lives of
perrin. Miss Faye humphrey, contraIto
sang The Cry of Rachel" and by re-
quest, Huntington Woodman's PUSSY
Willow Has Secret Miss Iverna
Child, pianist. played LISTS Rhapsody
,Hongroise, No. =. Mrs. Yoder is being
constantly entertained by her old friends
here, where she and her mother have
been identified with musical affairs for
some years. The former is pursuing the
study of singing in Boston and shows
much Improvement in voice and style.
Miss Ethel Johnson entertained at a
studio musical Tuesday evening. the pro-
gram including the songs ''Serenadey'
Caro- Roma. Mrs. Joseph Finckel; The
Sweetest Flower That Blows and
Spring Song HenscheD, Miss Beulah
Burton; "A Perfect Day and II Love
You Truly" Carrie Jacobs Bonds), Mrs
Coppage; barcarolle from Tales of Hoff-
man." Miss Ethel Elliott. and group
| of songs. Miss Johnson, Mrs. Finckel
! assisting at the piano.
Norman Esputa Daily, son of the late
Nine. J. Esputa DAILY, has returned to
this city from New York and will reside
at 1417 Is street northwest.