Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

evening at the hour of the usual service.
| The quartet will be assisted by G.. w.
Smith, baritone and several members of
| the Marine Band. and Louis A. Potter.
| ir., will be, as usual, in charge of the
| organ.
| james W. Cheney. jr, organist of the
| Church of the Ascension. was heard in
| recital last Sunday in the concert hall of
the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore.
| Mr.. Cheney played one movement from
| Claimants Sonata, No. .. "Cantique d
| Amour by Lemare: "Humoresaue,' by
| Dyorak: "Fantasie' and 'Fugue" in Or
minor, by Bach, and 'Adagio and Finale
| from the Second Organ Symphony, by
| Widor.
Stainers ''Crucifixion' will be sung
Church by a double quartet under the
direction of j. S. Thiemeyer. who will
also officiate at the organ The person
mel of the octet will include Miss l.. Allen
and Miss A. J. wilkins. sopranos: Mrs
James Kerr and Miss Bane, altos; Messrs
{. f. Myer and +. c. Boyer tenors, and
Charles W. Moore and II. Fletcher.
! bassos.
1.-THE Cruciiixion," by Stainer will be
| sung by the choir of Emmanuel Church.
| Anacostia Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock. The choir is composed of about
! thirty voices and the solos will be sus-
tanned by Arthur l.. Simpson. tenor; T. J.
bass At the offertory Mr.. Simpson and
Miss Maud Harding will sing The
CrucifiX," by Faure. Mrs. Simpson will
preside at the organ, as usual
| De Cortez Wolffungen entertained the
| members of the Washington grand opera
| chorus and their friends at song recital
| Wednesday evening. His program includ-
ed arias and songs in French. German
| English and Italian, among them aria of
Don Jose from Carmen" The Eri-
king" by Schubert: THE Trout" by
Schubert; Spring" by Hildach; Morn
ing" by Speaks; lie Printemps." by
Gounod; Tomorrow" by spross:
Love Song" from Die Walkure." and
| "Sognai,' by Schira. Miss de Guerin was
on the program for several violin solos,
but was unable to appear. and Miss
Schuberts .'Du Dist die Ruiz and
Browning's -Four Leaf Clover playing
| her own accompaniment. The program
closed with the sextet from Lucia
sung by Miss McFall. Miss Carroll and
Messrs. Wolffungen, Schaeffer, Walter
and Davis. and which was so We'll re-
ceived by the audience that it was neces-
sary to repeat it, Miss Mildred Harrison
| was the accompaniSt.
| Mrs. Hazel Reeder has been engaged as
soloist at the Ingram Memorial Church,
and viii sing THE Palms" at the morning
service today. Mrs. Reeder will also sing
the part of Siebel and understudy the
| leading role in the opera of Faust, to
| be given here this spring
| A special meeting of the Students
Music was held Thursday evening in
| the recital hall of the college. a num-
Der of advanced pupils gave the follow
ing program before large gathering
of students and their friends: Piano
| solo. allegretto from OPP 81, by Bee
thoven. James Barr. soprano solos.
MY Thought of You" Alone" Love
piano solos. three preludes, Nos. q. %
| and 90. by Chopin. Mrs. Sue Burrows
jennings; songs, "Thou'rt Like Unto a
Flower and "Floran's Song Mrs. w:
| by Rubinstein. Miss Isabel Primm: song,
Bowl of Roses Mrs. Arthur Calver;
| recitation, scene from Romeo and
Juliet" Miss Haines; song, THE
"Symphs and SWANS" Mrs S. c.
| Neale; piano duo, Il Puritani," by Bel
lni-Berg. Miss Gatchell and Mr.. Fabian
tenor solos, Wind of the Western Sea"
and ''One Day." Richard Backing; piano,
| Concerto" in G minor. by Saint-Seans,
Miss Kampfe and Mr.. Fabian.
| Music was an attractive feature of the
| ladies' night entertainment given by the
| Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry at the cathedral Tuesday
night
| Alfred II. Mort opened the program
| with recital on tie organ of the cathe-
! dral, Mrs. l.. A. Roberts contributed a
solo. Jacobus S. Jones recited, Miss En-
ma NJ. c. Bendes played a Grieg sonata,
| Miss Mary CTamer sang Wishes" Miss
Edna Snyder, viClinist, played ''Fantasie.
/ from the Barber of Seville with Mr.
| Mori at the piano. and Karl S. Kerr, bari
! tone, sang Handels Hear Me, Ye Winds, -
| and an encore Brown October Ale with
Mr.. Mort accompanying, the latter closing
with an organ pOstlude