Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17

OF MISS tlOld ocHlppeTI, UISI SOpIdHo
Miss Virginia McQuade, second soprano
Miss Augusta Hill, first contralto. and
Miss Mildred Hoge. second contralto
sang under the direction of Mr.. Dali
gleish 1.-The Sparrows Twitter." There's
One I Love Dearly" and 1.-THE COLLINS
Miss Schippert was heard to advantage
in Parkers Gypsy Maiden; Miss Hill
was we'll received after her solo, HE
Was a Prince" by Lynes; a quartet OF
mixed voices, composed of Miss Schip
pert, Miss Hill, Messrs. James Young
tenor, and Frank Favorite basso, also
organized and trained by Mrs. Dalgleisl
gave Pinsutfs Good Night and Mr.
Young was heard in the solos, Where
My Caravan Has Rested" by Lohr. anG
Hawley's Come Into the Garden, Love,
and Mr.. Favorite made a good impress.
sion in an old English song, Lighter
man Tom,' and Time Was / Roved the
Mountain" Howard Wood assisted al
the piano. and proved satisfactory
accOmpanist.
Miss clarine Mccarty. pianiste. has re.
turned to this city after most successful
recital tour in the south, occupying a
months time. Her recitals were in col
leges and schools of music, where her
audiences were composed of discrimi-
mating lovers of the best music, who ap-
preciated the exacting program which she
presented Among her numbers were
Sonata op. 35, and "Ballade," in A
fiat. by Chopin: die Lorelei" by Seel-
ing; "Barcarolle." No. 4, by Rubinstein;
"Gavotte." by Foote, and Wedding
March and Elfn Chorus from Mid
summer Nights Dream by Mendels-
sOhn-LisZt.
Miss Margaret Howard will give pro-
gram of Irish melodies at the Soldiers
Home Thursday evening, with John Zim-
norman at the piano. She will also sing
the obligato solo in the 'Infiammatus, .
from Rossini's 'Stabat Mater" at both
services today at st. Stephens Catholi,
Church.
Miss Mamie Mullaly will have charge
OF the music at the Visitation Convent
Tuesday afternoon at the impressive sery.
ices attending the reception of new men,
bers into the Visitation Order. Mrs
Nellie Wilson Shircliff will sing AVE
Maria by Massanet, and the Misses
! Aylmer will also contribute to the musical
program.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs and Miss Ethel To
zier gave the program Thursday at the
Mrs. Gibbs was in good voice and sang
EFFECTIVELY an aria from La Tosca.'
Woodman's open Secret and Mon
Occur Chant" by Chamfnade Miss To-
zier played Prelude from Third Suite. by
MaeDowell; Pastorale. by Godowski
Ecossaise and Etude in C major. b,
Chopin, and was enthusiastically re.
ceived
Prominent local talent contributed to
the success of the recent concert given al
bethany Baptist Church. under direction
OF the organist, Miss Mabel Dill. Mrs
Dayelle Taylor Welch, who scored such
q triumph in THE Nightingale and the
Rose at the Rubinstein recital last week
was equally successful on this occasion
IN 500. Chanson Provencal by Del
Acqua; ]. Walter Humphrey, basso, CAV.
Gypsy john" by Clay; Mrs G. v. Gu
sack. violinist. played 'Adagio," by Ries
with Miss Noack at the piano; Mrs. b
n. smart, soprano, sang For the Sake
OF the Past" by Mattel; Mrs. Sue Bur.
rows Jennings, pianist, gave LISTS
! Gnomenreign" In good style. Miss Mar.
garet Stamford, contralto, was heard In
"A Summer Night" by Goring-Thomas
Kenneth Ogden contributed tenor sole
| Of the Night" j. Walter Humphrey, sus.
tanning the other part. and quartz,
composed of Mrs. Smart. Miss Standi.
FORD, and Messrs. Ogden and Humphrey
| gave delightfully."- Arthur Sullivan's oh
Hush Thee. My Baby.> Miss Dill was
Chorus" from "Tannhauser," in addition
to playing the accompaniment. Miss
Maud Lee substituted for Mrs. Maud
Howell Smith in some recitations.
Master John Callahan. the little son Of
u. J. Callahan, is the latest addition to
the boy choir of ST. Pauls Church. John
not only looks like the ideal choir bow
but has voice like one, and his choir
master predicts a successful career for
him as a church singer
Mrs. Dayelle Taylor WEIGH, soprano,
and Mrs. r. L. Dalgleish, contralto.
scored . success with the students of