Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-16
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Miss Mclaughlin: Invitation" Miss Lu-
Miss Stone: Con Wien partir," by Don't
zetti. Miss Marian Boyd: quartet, Misses
Marian and Lucille Boyd, Mclaughlin
and Hyatt: solo. "Mattinata." by Tosti.
Miss Mclaughlin: The Nightingale
Sleep" MISS s,on ee L sSs' is re Rose :"
From the Land Of the Sky Blue Water =
and Delight Waltz Song" Miss Hyatt;
Loves Dream After the Ball." quartet
by Misses Marian and Lucille Boyd, Nc
Laughlin and Stone
The solo quartet Of the First Congrega.
tional Church. this city, contributed re-
Gently to the success of a benefit concert
for the First Baptist Sunday school of
Alexandria at the Young Peoples build
posed of Mrs b. IT. Smart, soprano. Miss
Edna Scott Smith, contralto; Kenneth
Ogden. tenor, and J. Walter Humphrey.
bass. was assisted in giving the program
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Wall Whiddit
and Edwin Callow.
Mrs. Morgan D. Lewis chairman of the
music committee of Ladies' u. v. l., ar
ranged the program for the memorial
service held recently by Encampment
No. III. Union Veteran Legion. A quar-
.et from the Ruoinsein Club Mrs. Lewis.
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garet Aylmer. sang the appropriate selec-
lions, See It Is Written in the Book
and He in Tears That Soweth,'' from
Killers Song Of Victory" with Miss
Mia Albert acting as accompanist.
The choir Of Ascension Church, under
the direction of Anton Kaspar, will rem
der the cantata The Conversion of ST.
Paul." by Matthew, this evening, begin
ming at o'clock. Solos will be sustain
cd hyy Ire Nov,
G. Atherholt. tenor, and Oscar Gardner.
bass. with Miss Frances Harrison at the
organ The public is invited to attend.
Mrs. r. L. Dalgleish achieved her
usual success Monday evening when she
meeting of the Girls Friendly Society of
Epiphany Church. The meeting was held
in the new parish hall, which has a
spacious auditorium and stage, and ex-
ceptionally good acoustic properties.
Mrs. Dalgeish gave the contralto songs,
Swallows" by Cowen: Because by
D'Hardelot: Three Little Chestnuts.' .
The Bee and the Song" ''Of Course"
and It'll DEATH" by, Mascheroni: The
Howard Wood assisted as accompanied.
The younger members Of the class con-
Quoted by Miss We're Corey gave their
closing recital for the season Monday
afternoon at her residence studio. Partic-
ular interest attached to the playing of
two tots, Josephine Pomeroy and Jean
Evans, who gave a duet. Those taking
part in the recital were Ruth Heflbrun.
Henrietta Berens, Fannie Chamberlain,
Gladys McM.chael. Frances Capers. Hen
rietta Schiffman and Ethel Payne.
Halstead p Hoover presented two
young singers, r. A. Jonscher and II. r.
Davis. Monday evening In a we'll chosen
Among the numbers were: Duet. Pas
sage-birds, Farewell" by Hildach; Messrs.
Troward: "A Song of the Soul by Breil
song cycle, "A Lover in Damascus" by
Woodforde- Finden: Far Across the Des-
ert Sands. Where the ALBANIA Flows =
beloved. in Your Absence" How Many
a Lonely Caravan" IF In the Great Ba-
zaars." Allah Be With U.s. Rose of
MY ; Heart WY BY I Lohr ;, and Nd. The Sea Sea
Come With Me In the Summer Night
by Van der Stucken For You Alone" by
Geehl: My Hearts in the Highlands. /"
by Hopekirk; II Long for YOU" by Haw-
lev" and "A Cycle of Life" by Ronald
prelude. Down in the Forest 0Spring),
Love, I Have Won You" (summer). THE
Z nds Are Calling" (autumn), Drift
Down. Drift Down" (winter. sung by
Mr.. Jonscher.
Henry Purcell Veazie. choirmaster of
ST. Stephens Episcopal Church. has pre-
pared program to be given by the choir
of men and boys at the baccalaureate
services of the Washington College of
Music this evening at the church. The
choir will be assisted by Richard Back
ing, tenor. who will sing at the offertory
the recitative Comfort Ye. My People,
and the aria Every Valley Shall Be
Exalted from THE Messiah" The
choir, under Mr. Veazie. will sing the
"Cantate and Deus In c." by DR.. j. 8. B.
Hodges. and the anthem after the third
collect will be Sir Joseph Barnby's
king All Glorious" tenor and baritone
solos Messrs VeaZie and Backing). At
the morning service Sullivan's tie Deum
and Jubilate'' will be sung. and the an
them will be The Lord is King" by
Bruce Steane.
A recent event Of interest was the re-
cital by pupils OF Mrs. Alma Ebert
Stierlin at her residence studio. The
young people were assisted in giving the
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