Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-15
F1ne Arts. which meets monthly at the
Octagon House. on New York avenue.

Oh 81 John s Church. Lafayette square,
sang the bridal chorus from The Rose
Maiden" by Cowen. last week for the
ern-Marlowe production of Shake
speares Much Ado About Nothing"
Mrs. James Stephenson will sing Jesus.
Thou Art Standing by Ambrose, with
violin obligato by Helkie Murray at the
morning service of the Westminster Me-
moral presbyterian Church this morn
ing. At the evening service a quartet COM
posed of Misses Aileen Miller, Mrs. L. S.
Depue, Messrs. Charles Stephenson and
Ernest kahlert will render, under the
direction direct IN Of Mrs; Frank Byram. Soft the
formerly of Washington, now of New
York.
Mis-, Miss Marguerite o'Toole and Miss
Mabel Latlmer We're heard in joint re-
cltal last Sunday evening at Mount Yer
non Seminary Miss OToole is an accom-
piished harpist, and delighted her hearers
WIN WIFI ;. the solo numbers. "Etude de Con
both by Hasselmans; Autumn" by
Thomas: old Irish Airs" lie Sara
ran, by Oberthur. and "Muzurka," by
Schneider. Miss Latimer was in fine
voice and gave Gounods .'Au Printemps
w mere My Caravan Has Rested" by
Lohr; Ave Maria by Dana; ''Sere-
made, by Gounod, all with harp accom-
paniment, and Rossinis aria. Una voce
James w. Cheney. jr, will give a re-
cltal at st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Washington circle, this evening, his pro-
gram being appropriate to the Christmas
season. Among his selections will be
variations on an ancient Christmas carol.
. by Dethier; Manders Largo in Ct"
20 Holy Night by ADAM sung by Mas
ter Joe Hunt of St Paul's choir: March
OF the MaSl Kings. by Dubois, and the
| 'Hallelujah Chorus by Handel
q. Scott-Hunter was again heard in
organ recital last week at the residence
OF Dr. duncan Mckim, and in addition to
.he instrumental selections was induced
TO contribute vocal number. "Mohac's
Fleld. for the entertainment of the
guests. Mr.. Hunters organ numbers in
CT, cluded the Organ Sonata in +. No. L."
H 1iys MeSaelssohn; intermezzo by Hol,
from Misnon." by Thomas: overture
from "Tannhauser." by Wagner DIV re-
guest; "Rondo De CampanelE" BELL
MoraoGs by Morandi; overture in D. by
Pianoforte Concerto" (Stendale-Bennett).
arranged for organ solo by G. Scott
Hunter; Sonata Da Camera No. o. by
DIR. Peace.
The Music Study Club met Monday in
the Foster recital hall Miss Leila Speer,
VINO was in charge of the meeting gave a
Helena OYSTER read a paper on the lives
of Mozart and Gre.ry: Mrs OrvilIe B.
Drown played the Mozart Sonata No
J.. in { major and her sister, Miss West,
arranged by Grieg. The next meeting
will be held tomorrow afternoon at the
same place. Owing to the Christmas hol-
ldays' The regular meeting will be held a
ing arranged by Miss West chairman of
the committee. for this the last meeting
IN !?2. for the entertainment of the as
sociate members and their friends.
A concert was given recently at Con-
cordia Lutheran Church for the benefit
OF the electric light fund. The affair
was noth musical and financial sue
prelude by Durand, Raphael Koester. or
sanist of the church; anthem, Die Him
mel Ruhmen des Ewigen Ehre.'' by Bee
thoven, by the choir: piano solo,. "valse
Hearts and Fishing" Messrs. Bowie,
Simpson. Hicks and Moore: trio for
strings. "Allesretto ed Innocente." opus
gretto." from ''Serenade," opus g. by Bee
thoven. the Rooster trio; bass solos.
"Bedouin's Love Song" and Break.
Break, Break Charles w. Moore vocal
duet. Heavenly Father. Guide Me-" by
Wallace. Mrs. De Moll and Mrs Len
hart; German choruses. Der JAEGER Alb
schied.' by Mendelssohn; Die Kapele."
by. kreutzer, and Der Lindenbaum." by
Schubert. the choir: cello solo, "Andante
Expressive from Third Concerto" by
Goltermann. Paul Rooster: tenor solos,
Let Me Like Soldier Fall by Wal
lace. and Look Down. Dear Eyes Jack
Bowie; vocal quartets. Rosary and
Until the Dawn Messrs Bowie, Simp-
son, Hicks and Moore; trio for piano,
violin and cello "Serenade,'' by Widor:
sextet from Lucia by Donizetti, the
Rooster trio; anthem Send Out Thy
Light by Gounod, the choir Raphael
Rooster was the accompanist.
Miss Wilmina Flickinger entertained at
Luther Memorial Church Tuesday at
class recital, assisted by Mrs. Ivy Her
riott Shade. Mrs Shade was heard in
Hyatts Rose Garden" Gould T." by
Tosti. 'Sognai,' by Schira. and the waltz
song from Romeo and Juliet The piano
''Serenade,' Miss Constance Harndon;
Morning Song Miss Katherine John
son; Birds on the Wing" Miss Gertrude
Dyre: Valse. ION the Meadow" Master
AnduIante. Miss Alice Loring: Noun
tain Spring. 'Poupee Valsante," Miss
Amelia Bishop: Clair de Lune,'' Scotch
Poem" and The Eagle Miss Flickinger.
Miss Pearl Waugh was hostess yester-
day afternoon at a class recital, when
the following program was creditably rem
dered by the young pianiStS: Theme and
Variation" by kuhlau: ''Schmetterling
und Voglein,'' by Grieg, F'rida Ring:
"Pastorale.' by Burgmuller. Miriam
Davidson; "Crescendo" U.assen). Mildred
de Hart: Cello" and Hunting Song
both by Hall, Katharine Whitley: Even
ing Star by Wagner-Lange, Elsie
Lehman; "Etude. opus Al, No B." by
Heller. "Idyl'' and "Impromptu," both
by Gurlitt, Margaret Whitley; The Tam
BOURNE by Becker, Miss Opal Jones;
Fairy Tale" and I'm the MILL Irene
Lewis; Romance" Caprice" and Ara
besque,'' Louise Ryan; ITO Water
Lily" and "Polonaise," by Meyer, Ethel
Eldridge.
Miss Viola Schippert. soprano; James
Young, tenor, and Miss Iverna Chids.
pianist. gave an attractive program at
the reading room for the blind, Library
of Congress, Friday evening. Miss Schip-
pert has voice of beautiful quality
She gave all of her numbers from MEM
Dry, among them The Swallows"
"Vainka's Song" by Wisha: Chaminade's
Summer Yesterday and Today by
Strauss, and Willamette" Mr.. Young, a
promising young tenor, sang "Toreador
Hola," by Trotere; Where My Caravan
Has Rested by Lohr; THE Highway
man, "A Spirit Flower" by Campbell
Upton: IF l Were a Rose" by Bohaw-
nan, and AT Parting" by Troward Miss
Chi.ds played Schubert's "Impromptu
and Second Rhapsodie." by Liszt. Miss
Young assisted accompanist.