Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21
ing as an encore the Scotch song, Loci
L.omond"


Lomond."
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. B. Barber entertain
ed number Of musical friends last Sun
Carolina avenue southeast. several prom
.nent local musicians participating in the
program. which included the following
numbers: Soprano solos. When the
Roses Bloom" Mrs Fannie At Lee Gage;
"Kashemir Song" Miss Bertha Hansen
Sing, Smile. Slumber.' Miss Edwinetta
Schroeder; contralto solos. Nanny $
Lullaby and annie Laurie" Miss LII
liam Chenoweth; tenor solo. The Ever
lasting Arms" Ernest G. Wall; bass solo
Brave Is the Man." Frederick c. Schaef-
fer; duet, Tower Scene" from III Trov-
atore," Miss Gage and Mr.. Wall: violin
solos, "Barcarolle," from Tales of Hon
man. and "Berceuse." by GODDARD" Miss
Louise Farrow: quartets. Einnsong ana
Mrs Gage and Miss Hansen, Miss Chen
oweth. Mr.. Wall and Mr.. Schaeffer. TWO
unpublished compositions. "A Memory
and 1.-THE Life Savers Song. or which
Glenn Willett and Miss Minerva Bailey
rendered by Mrs. Gage and Mr.. Schaef-
fer. Miss Bailey was the accompanist OF
the evening.
Following out the idea Of the sermon to
be delivered this morning at Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church, by the
pastor, Rev. Ernest Kahlert, on uni
versal Peace" the offertory number will
be setting Of George Crafts poem. Let
Us Have Peace" and the anthem will
be "Oh, Pray for the Peace Of Jeru-
salem." by Knox. The incidental soprano
and baritone solos in the anthem will be
SUSTAINED by Miss Aileen Miller and
Frank Byram, respectively, with Mrs.
Byram at the organ.
Pupils of the Mendelssohn School Of
Music were heard recently In recital at
the Memorial Home. when the following
program was creditably rendered: so
nata in F Minor FIRST movement, Chris
tiani. Miss Grace Gilchrist: Sonata in
F'' (for violin and piano.. Mozart. Miles
Kern and Everett Kern: Study opus
Al, by Heileg, Miss Hazel Bennett; vocal
solos. Pussy Willows Secret" and The
in F Minor" Christiani. Miss Esther Bal
ser; 'Rondo Capriccioso." Mendelssohn,
Miss Cecil Davis: ''Mazurka Fantastique.'
Christiani, Emile Foss Christiani; Soma
ia No. 49, (for violin and piano., Mozart,
Sonata in g." Clement. Miss Mary
Copp; Cradle Song Cfor violin), Hauser.
Miss Grace Balser; Sonata in c." Gle
menti, Miss Mildred Beckwith: ''Noc-
turne in D.: Miss Mildred Huguely; Va
Copp; .'Rondo in A." Beethoven, Miss
Viola Measer: Two Kinderscenen."
Schumann, Miss Leila Volk: "Minuet.
Loeschorn, Miss Clara Morris; "Rigolet-
to-" by Verdi-Liszt, Miss Mabel Getman.
A tot Of three years Of age, Edith Mary
Davis, played short study for the pia-
no without mistake. The little miss
is a cousin Of Maude Powell, the vio-
linist. Miss Fanny Glushak was expect
ed to contribute to the program. but was
prevented from doing so by illness.
Miss Marie Belt. who made her bow to
the public at a recital recently at the Co
lumbia Theater, contributed to the pro-
gram Of one of the recent musicals for
the blind. The youthful pianist rendered
the Beethoven sonata, Opus 81 No. 2
prelude, No T." and ''Valse. Opus 16. by
Chopin: berceuse, by Iljirsky. and "Sora-
t., Opus ~ No. 2" by Beethoven. Miss
Helen Belt, violinist. q younger sister OF
the pianist, was to have given several
numbers, but was prevented by illness.
Others taking part In the program were
Miss Mabel Louise Benxler. soprano. who
was well received after her numbers.
"'Tis the Day. and ST Hear You Call
ing; Miss Mary Newcombe, whose recita-
tions, "a Telephone Romance" and Mrs.
Middlertb's Letter." added pleasing vari-
ETY. to the entertainment Mrs. J. L.
Downs assisted as accompauist.
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