Evening star., 1912-01-21

Frederick Kneipp and Miss Faye Bumph-
rey. who were to have been the soloists,
were both unable to be present and Miss
Mabel Roberts and Miss Edna Dyer SUBJ
stituted for them.
Mss Kooerts sang "Jean," by Harry
Burleigh. and Miss Dyer sang Tosts
"Serenade," Victor Harris "MadrigaP
and Jean Bohannan's DE Sun Is Sink
in" The next meeting will be at the
home of Miss Iverna Child, January 20,
and the paper on the life and works OF
Franz Liszt will be read by Mrs Freder-
ick Knepp. This will be Mrs. kneipps
last appearance at the club meetings. as
she and Mr.. Kneipp will leave Washing
they will make their home
S. Theodore Howard. baritone, was
heard recently in joint recital with Mrs.
ard was assisted by George Herbert
Wells. as accompanist, and made a most
favorable impression in his interpreta-
tion of two groups of songs. among them
song to ths the dS far sooR
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
"At Parting by Trohard: "Constancy,
by Webber. and Loves Old Sweet
Song" by Molloy. Mrs. Gibbs sang eff
Lovely Garden" by d 'Hardelot; Good
Lullaby -Four Leaf Clover" Nevin's
"Rosary.." Rosemary t,, for Remem- e.2er
Gibbs was assisted by Miss Ruby Stan
ford, violinist, and Miss Mildred Rider.
pianist; Miss Stanford played Borowskfs s
"Adoration,'' Souvenir de Wieniawski."
and "Nordische sage" by Bohm Miss
Rider contributed two groups of solos.
including .'Liebestraume,% by Liszt; Ca
priccio, by scarlatti; "Nocturne.' by
Grieg' I Prelude in an..by Flat by CHOPIN mra
Gibbs sang Isl mes vers des allies" by
Hahn; 1.-The Nightingale" by Schneider:
Tostis Goodbye, Summer" 'The Wind"
by spross; Il Love You Truly" by
Woodman. .
ST. Paurs Catholic Church choir was
the subject OF a feature story in a
recent issue of a well known weekly.
a fine picture Of the chorister boys
accompanied a full-page article. The
story was founded on the Christmas
eve carols which were sung a year
ago at the White House for President
Taft.
The recitals for the blind which have
been given for some time past on
Thursdays at the Public Library will
the Library of Congress. Last Friday
the program was given by two young
singers, Miss Viola schippert. soprano.
and Miss Augusta Hill, contralto. w.o
made a most fayosabie og impression: m d;,G:
Il Cannot Help Loving Thee" by Clay
De Sun is. a sinkin'." Miss Hill gave
The Dying Rose by Tunison; MY
irish irish Girl" Hi"' He Was Prince" by
LYONS: Kate Vannah's Lullaby" and
Forever and Forever" by Tosti A
group Of duets, THE Wind and the
Harp" by Glover; Nearest and Dear
from "Tales Of Hoffman," proved popu-
lar with the audience. Howard Wood
assisted as accompanist.
this morning William Wall Whiddit
, the organist and choir director. viii!
play "Melodie." by Demarest, and
March" by Elgar,. and the chorus
choir will be heard in the anthems
Is Holy CITY, by Shelley. At the
evening service Mr.. Whiddit will play
"Chanson Triste." by Tschaikowsky.
sGayotte and Musette." by Bach; La
Du Bois, and the choir will sing the
anthems Go Down. Great Sun. Into the
Golden West" by Frey. and open to
Me the Gates" by Bischoff.
A benefit concert for All Souls Mission
was given Wednesday evening at st.
Johns Parish Hail. before an appre-
>ciatiHe audience. Miss Eugene de
Guerin, violinist; Miss Mabel Latimer.
soprano. and Miss Ida Ewing, pianist,
were the soloists, with Miss Marguerite
OToole assisting as accompanist, and
among their selections were the violin
solos, Second Polonaise Bralliante. ;"
Wieniawsk; 'Serenade Badine," Gabriel
Marie; "Romanza" and Souvenir de
Posen,' Wieniawski; 'Gavotte." Bohm;
Meditation, from "Thais': Schubert's
The Bee. and suite by Ries, ."Prae-
ludeum, Romanza and Scherzc.'' Miss