Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

by Tschaikowsky. and recent songs by
Cadman, Henschel and Elgar. Miss Drew
will tour with the Victor Herbert Orches-
ira during April and May and return to
Berlin in June.
At the IL O'Clock service today at St.
Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church
the choir of men and boys will sing Stain
ers "Benedicte and Benedictus, in T.
fiat. and Henry Purcell Veazie. baritone.
will sing God. My Father" from the
Seven Last Words OF Christ" by Du-
bois, at the OffertOry. In the evening at
o'clock there will be a social service in
commemoration of the sixteenth ami
Bishop Satterlee. first Bishop of Wash
ington. The choir will render the Mag
nifcat and Nunc Dimittis in c. by
J. S. B. Hodges: after the third collect,
| sung kneeling. and the offertoyy num-
Der will he the late bishops 'favorite
anthem, Whose Dwelieth,'' 10y Sir
George Martin. The solos will be sung
| by the head solo boy. Master Eugene
Amiss.
Miss Faye Rowena humphrey. meZzo-
contralto was presented in recital Fri
day afternoon by Sydney Lloyd Wright
son at the Columbia Theater before ca
pacity audience. Miss humphrey gave
her numbers with beauty of tone and
phrasing. Her program was an exacting
one and included group of songs by
schubert. Gretchen am Spinnrade.
Der Tod das Madchen" and Der Err
kong: Isl mes vers avaient des Allies.
by Hahn; "L'Amour' by GODDARD: "Au
Printemps.'' by Gounod, and 20 ma Tyre
Immortelle." from .'Sapho." by Gounod:
The Monotone, by Cornelius: "Sere
made" by Richard Strauss: His Lula
by by Carrie Jacobs Bond: Il Am Thy
Harp" by Woodman. and THE Cry of
TRachel.'' by Salter. She was assisted by
5: NJ Fabian, pianist. VINO gave Cho-
pin group. Mazurka." 'Nalse" and
'ScherZo." and the wedding march and
dance of the elves from Mendelssohns
Midsummer Nights Dream as than
scribed for the piano by Franz List.
Miss Julia Higgins assisted at the piano
and proved, as usual. sympathetic
cOmpaniSt.
The Piano Teachers Association met
Wednesday evening al the MacReynolds
studio. Frank Gebest acting as host. Mrs
| Frank Byram gave talk on Music in
| the Public Schools Twenty Years Ago and
To-day" Illustrations We're given by
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby, soprano, who
sang Easter Ode. The Years at the
SPRING by GilchriSt and Come, Happy
Spring. by Giordani; Miss Florence
keene gave some kindergarten songs;
Mrs. Safnet and Miss Keats and
Miss Randall. who is in charge of the
| practice rooms Of the Normal School,
such as jumping Rope" 'Minuet."
Playing Marbles" Spirit of May and
Echo Song with Mrs. Byram at the
piano.
Standing room was at a premium at
the Temple Baptist Church last Week at
the recital by members of til Won tns-
chuld Club. The overture from Tam
| hauSer, played on two pianos, by the
Misses Aver. Dyer. Fisher and kolb.
| I.ats -1x
other numbers deserving of mention We're
the piano solos. THE Wanderer." by
Schubert-Liszt, played by Miss Dorothy
| Dyson: "MaZurka." by LeschetiZky. Miss
| by Strauss, Miss Mildred Kolb: ''Papil-
| Ions" by Schumann, Miss Constance
Aver; "FeuerZauber" Wagner Bra hmsb,
Louis A. Potter, jr.; The Swan by
Saint-Saens, for two pianos. Misses Raw
| lngs and Schneider and Master Sandoe;
List 'Rhapsodie Hongroise. No. =" for
two pianos. Miss Ar'iala Moore and Nine
Won Inschuid. BY special request Nine.
Won tnschuld also gave the Schubert
List 'E,rl KONG and "Etude de Con-
cert" by List Mir. Potter was heard
also in two solos for pipe organ An
dantino.' by Lemare. and Festival Post
lude'' by Faulkes. and Raymond Gilbert,
futist gave nocturne. by Chopin. The
young people were assisted in giving the
recital by Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn,
soprano soloist of the church. who sang
the aria from the Queen OF Sheba ana
Roberto o tn che Adore" from Robert
lie Diable," with Mr.. Potter at the piano.
Miss Blanche Polkinhorn, soloist at All
Saints Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase.
sang group of songs at the March meet
ing of the Lucy Holcomb Chapter ID. A.
R. Her numbers were 20, That We Two
Were Maying,' by Gounod; Come Into
the Garden Love- by Salter: The River
and the Sea-" by Noel Johnson. and
when the Roses Bloom" by Reichardt.
Miss Edith Athey assisted as accom-
PIANIST.
At the annual banquet of the Sixth
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Edwin Callow
basso and reader. rendered a program of
original dialect stories and sang I'll Sing
Thee Songs of Araby,' by Clay. and
Border Ballad" by Cowen. Mrs. Cal
low was the accompanist.
Miss Edith Athey, organist of Hamline