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

Qfefodies of "Ould Ireland will give the
keynote to most of the programs and
entertainments of the week. as well as
tie music of some Of the religious serv-
ICES of today. Naturally the most i'm
portant function today will be at st.
FAtrick Church, which will celebrate
tue patronal feast with impressive serv-
ices and special programs OF music. Both
choirs will participate in the service this
morning, the mixed choir being assisted
by a full orchestra. Miss Jennie Glennan,
who is in charge of the mixed choir. will
preside at the organ, and the choir and
orchestra will be directed at this service
by DIR. Anton Gloetzner. The sanctuary
choir will sing. as usual, under the direc-
ton Of r. Mills Silby. The program will
include: Professional. by orchestra and
organ; Aspergee. sanctuary choir; in
troit. sanctuary choir; ''Kyrie'' and
Gloria from Haydn's Sixteenth Mass.
mixed choir and orchestra: Graduate and
Tract, sanctuary choir; "Veni Creator
(Gibbons), sanctuary choir; "Credo. .
from Haydn's Sixteenth Mass, mixed
choir and orchestra; offertory, sanctu-
Ury choir. offertory motel, Jerusalem
4Gounod). mixed choir and orchestra:
"Sanctus," "Behedictus'' and "Agnus
Del" from Haydn's Sixteenth Mass,
mixed choir and orchestra: communion.
sanctuary choir: Hymn to st. Patrick
mixed choir; postlude, organ and or
ehestra.
Plans for the remaining events of the
season by the Rubinstein Club are about
completed and Mrs. A. M. Blair president
and musical director, announces a concert
of sacred music to be given the after
noon of April 10, at the First Congre-
Guide the "Infiammaaus Dff from R %s ms
..Stabat Mater" Mrs. Gawler sustaining
the obligato solo; Grieg's "Cioister Gate"
In which Mrs Fannie Atlee Gage and
Mrs. r. L. Dalgleish will take the Incl
dental solos and Schubert's setting of the
twenty-third Psalm The occasion will
also be Of interest as 1t will be the first
hearing by a Washington audience Of the
most recent composition by Victor Harris,
Morning." which will also be given by
the club. Richard Lorleberg, vtoloncel-
list. will be the soloist. The annual enter
tainment for active and honorary MEM
hers only, which will this year take the
form of a vaudeville show, will be given
April IL. in the parish hall of St An
drews Church, under the direction or
Airs. r. l.. Dalgleish. The final concert
VIII be given May 8, with Miss Marsh Of
New York as soloist.
An important event OF the week was
the recital by Ernest Hutchinson which
TOOK place Tuesday morning at the Play
house. and in spite of the Indictment
weather attracted a large audience of
discriminating music lovers. Mr. Hutche-
son $ program was made up entirely of
compositions by Robert Schumann. but
IL presented numbers of wide contrast in
both sentiment and style. Among his
numbers were "Papillons," "Vogel ais
Prophet, Einsame Blumen," Contra
bandiste" arranged by Tausig), .Ro-
nance, in f sharp: Novelette," in T.;
"Phantasiestucke," "Des Attends" .Auf-
schwung." 'Warum," '.Grillen," "Traumes
Wirren': sonata in G minor. so rasch
VIE moglich," Andantino. Scherzo and
Rondo. and for an encore, "Nachtstucke .
Sidney Lloyd Wrightson has issued in
vitations for recital Friday afternoon
at the Columbia Theater, when he will
present Miss Faye Rowena humphrey in
a varied program of songs. Miss Bum
phrey will be assisted by 8. Nj. Fabian,
who will play a group Of Chopin numbers
and the Wedding March" and Dance of
the Elves" by Mendelssohn-Liszt. Miss
humphrey will sing group Of Schubert
songs, among them, Der Erl-Koenig,' -
20 Ma Laye Immortelle.' from Sappho
"Serenade," by Richard Strauss; .'rhe
Cry of Rachel" by Salter; a duet, "ven-
geance at Last" from Samson. and
Delilah," with Mr.. Wrightson. and several
other compositions from the modern
ssassa- Aiss humphrey held positions in