Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29

cal affairs was the appearance at the
Friday Morning Music Club OF Miss
Harriet Ware, song writer, in a pro-
gram of her own works. The program
was arranged by Miss Aileen Bell As
sisting were Barnes Wells, tenor. o
New York; Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Cav
ler soprano: Henry Purcell Veazie.
baritone: Miss Marian McFall. sopran.
and the chorus of the Friday Mornin.
Music Club. which sang under the di-
rection of Heinrich Hammer. The cap-
tata Sir Oluf" a setting by Miss Ware
OF the poem by Cecil Tanning, was the
opening number. and was the only
number of any magnitude. 1t was given
by the chorus of the Friday Morning
cub, with Mrs. Gawler and Mr.. Veazie
slstaining the solos in creditable style
and with Miss Bell accompanying. This
was followed by a group Of songs. Joy
of the Morning" Wind and Tyre and
Boat Song"-all poems by Edward
Markham-sung by Mr.. Wells. with
the applause he gave plantation lula
by. NANNY" which also met with
favor from the audience OF music
lovers. Miss McFall's contribution to
the occasion was waltz song, sun
light" with graceful. swinging rhythm
which was admirably adapted 10 her
voice and style. Miss Ware and Mr.
Wells closed the program with group
of duets from song s. sycie ,n Ior 1--WE
Spring Morning, The Seas OF NOON
and Good Night"
The Technical High School is proud OF
its orchestra this season. The organlza
tion is composed entirely OF students ana
the assembly morning concert programs
include standard overtures. movements
from symphonies and operate selections.
The orchestra is under the direction Oh
Pore Wolfste;ner Of the Washington SYM
j:phony Orchestra. The members are as
|, follows: Violins John X. Phillips. con-
cert master: Charles A. Appel. Jr.; heu-
liben Schmidt, Lewis Bauman. Miss Frah'
Ices Myer Raymond Briggs. Fred Chris
tie, W. w Kirby. C. s. Winner. vivian
Dowd, Stanley w. Bell. D. A. Glushak,
C. l.. Bliss. r. Johnson, r. Stambaugn'
H. Hicks and Clay c. Holmes: pianos
Miss Hazel Chisholm and Miss Ger1rude
Thompson: flutes. Arnold v. Tubenrauch,
H., and Mary Taylor: clarinet, Caivadoie
Carioto; comets. Adolph A. DAILY, Phihp
G. Wrightsman and Franklin D. Jackson
trombone. Frank s. Cheney; orus:
whitney: cello. Walter a. Nash, and dou-
bic bass, Chester Hough.
The Schubert Quartet. composed OF Mrs.
| Marjorie Hart Moulton, soprano; mrs:
Eleanor Baker Spencer. contralto and
director: Frank Edmund Boyer tenor:
and Walter T.. Matson, bass. were hearo
| in concert recently at Upper Marlboro
under the auspices of the Masonic orsenl-
| "a ton of the Maryland town. They were
assisted i'm giving the program by Edwin
Callow reader.
| Miss Jennie Glennan is preparing to
enlarge the Gaelic Chorus. and Will start
rehearsals Immediately after the holidays
| on a cantata, built on ancient lTish
| themes, by Villers Stanford. AS Tar as
| known, the cantata and several otner
| compositions recently imported oy " Lss
Glennan have never been given In this
country, SO will be additionally interesting
| for their novelty. They will be given
before the Gaelic Society at the New VIII
| la rd. some of them with appropriate cos
| tuning of the singers and with an orches-
ira accompanying. Application for mem
| bership in the chorus may be mace 20
| Miss Glennan by any one with gooo
voice who is Interested in Gaelic music
Miss Florence Herman gave pupils
recital last Sunday before large au'
dience The program. given by both
young and advanced pupils, was as FOL
lows: Loss" by Gurlitt: and and AIR aa,,, ne
christmas 1sfra Bells. by Gade. and Petite
Tarantelle.' by Heller, Helena Klawans;
Rocking Chair" by Adams. and Little
e son sshy sas as,en bo
by KohIer. and Happy Farmer by
schumann. Josephine Ney: soma tina.
by Clement, and Spinning Song. by
Elmenreich. Berenice Rothschild; Curl
Matin.' by GODDARD, Hannah Gichner;
Venetian Boat Song" by Mendelssohn.
Ruth Rosenfeld: Prelude in G minor. by
Chopin and Chase by Rhein ,
George Ncrdlinger: sche erao, 1y scno u,
Hoffman and ''Tarantelle." by MacDow-
eli. Jennie Nordlinger: Prelude in a ma
ior, by Chopin. Anita Sanders: Evening
Star" by Wagner-Liszt. and Argonaise..
Spring by sinding and 'Humoresque. "
by Dvorak Mildred Wallerstein.
The choir of Ascension Church. under
the direction of Mrs. Charles c. McRob-
erts. will sing al the midnight service
New Year eve THE Song of the Night
by Dudley Buck. The quartet is COM
posed Of Mrs. +. F.. Van Ripper. soprano:
Miss Eda Seyboth. contralto; Arthur
g. Scott Hunter is the organist. Mrs.
Van Ripper will sustain the soprano solos
i'm the cantata. and Mr.. Gardiner will
sing de koven's setting of kiplings Re
cessionai" Those assisting the choir will
he Jack Bowie tenor. who will sing Ten
nyson's Crossing the Bar music by
Dudley Buck: Miss Beatrice $. Goodwin.
soprano. who will sing Come Unto Him.
from THE Messiah" and Frederick
Schaeffer. bass. The service begins at IL
O'Clock and will last about an hour.
Miss Anna Clokey. soprano. and Robert
Burns. basso. were the Soloists or the
second of this seasons musicals. given
under the direction of Douglass G. Nil
Ter Neville -. Miller accompanying. The
program included From the Depths.
by Campana. M. Burns: Shadows" by
Carrie Jacobs Bond: Lullaby. Oh Lul-
laby." by Homer: Before the CrucifiX.
by La Forge. and Song of the Egyptian
Princess" by Thomas, Miss Clokey;