Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

70 -. evening at the annual musi-
option by the Cameron Club.
Pr 1T organization of women in
Alexai/ "a. The affair will be given in
the parish hall of old Christ Church.
Mrs Dalgleish will be assisted at the
piano by Sherman Fowler.
MRS. Margaret Veitch Palmer in Mr..
Comstock's music studio Thursday even
ing. Mr. Comstock will play some Schu-
mann ma fantasy pieces, and join Mrs.
r .Maa IN the swallow. duet from
Mienon, by Thomas. Mrs. Palmer will
sing also several groups of attractive
songs.
list of st. Stephens Catholic Church, will
ieave tomorrow for Pittsburgh, where she
will be the house guest of Mrs. James
Bennett Kelly. Mrs. Kelly was before
her marriage Miss Marian OConnell, and
is an accomplished musician. Plans have
been made for several recitals and musi-
Gals to be given during Miss Howards
tWo-week stay in Pittsburgh. Miss Mar
garet Walsh will substitute at ST. Ste
phen's Church during Miss Towards
absence.
The quartet of Calvary Baptist Church
composed of Mrs. Gawler. Mrs. Reed and
Messrs. Myers and Apple. will sing this
Thirsteth." and Mr.. Myers will be heard
at the offertory in Stainer's king Ever
Glorious" Louis A. Potter, jr., organist
will give short recital beginning at
His selections will be "Toccata in E" by
Bartlett. "Pastorale in G. by Faulkes, and
The Pilgrims Chorus from "Tannhaus-
err During the service the choir will sing
20 God, Be Merciful,' by Reed, and the
chant, 20 Come, Let Us Worship written
by ST. John Dyer from the Hero motive
Of "Die Walkur') and Mrs. Gawler and
Mr.. Apple will sing the duet, THE Cruel
fix" by Faure.
Misses Lillian Menaugh, soprano; Lillian
Milovick. violinist, and Gertrude Schwan-
necke. pianist, gave a recital at the read
ing room for the blind at the Library of
Congress. which proved an enjoyable af
fair Their program included the soprano
solos, Summer" by Cham:nade; Coo
Coo by Liza Lehman, and In the
Deeps O. the Daisies" by Hawley; violin
solos. Romance in F." by Beethoven,
and Wieniawski's ''Legende'; PIANO sol s
ITO Water Lily Uncle Remus,' AMI
"In Autumn" from MacDowell's Wood
land Sketches and Godards Second Ma
zurka.''
The lecture room of the Keller Me-
mortal Church was filled to overhowing
son Of the Rebew Orchestra, H. w.
Weber. conductor. The orchestra was
assisted by Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn,
soprano, and J. E. S. Kinsella, bass. Mrs.
Dunn sang The Dear Old Days of Child
hood by Walsh: Mine" by Ball. an
Just n Wearyin' for YOU by Carrie
Jacobs Bond. the orchestra playing tie
accompaniment "at sight Mr.. kinsella
| was well received at the close of his
numbers, I'D Live in the Heart of the
Storm by Reese, and BlumenthaPs
! Life, and a duet for French horn and
| flute. Schumanns Voice of Love-" play
ed by Messrs. William Richner and Ray
| mond Gilbert. also proved popular. The
| orchestral numbers were. march. with
Might and Man," by Mann; overture,
Lila" by Harris; waltz, Spirit of
Love-" Hall; intermezzo from "Caval-
the Waves by Hall. Miss NJ. c. Long
and William j. Weber We're the accom-
| panists
| Miss Edna Sheehy, formerly soprano
! soloist of st. Mary's Church. will sins
at the Washington Heights Presyter al
Church. her selection being "Blest Is the
Heart" by Bruno HUM. In the even
! ing Mrs. Dalgleish will be heard in Jus
| For Today" by Lloyd, with Mrs. Gun
| ningham again at the organ.
| Miss Viola Schippert. soprano. will b,
the offertory soloist at Trinity Episcopa
Church, Takoma Park, this morning
when she will be heard in THE King o.
, Love My Shepherd Is by Gounod., Mis-
Schippert will sing Tuesday evening a
the concert to be given in the parish hal
OF ST. Paul's Episcopal Church.
| Miss Carlane. contralto, will sing thi.
morning at Westminster Memorial Pres
byter an Church. when she will be heart
in Save Me, o God" by Randegger. Thu