Evening star., 1912-11-10

| Spauls; Souvenir of Griegs," Kath-
crime Alvord: "valse Arabesque." by
Lack. Ada D. Bentley; 'Impromptu in
c sharp minor" by Reinhold, Edith f..
trfbuted by Misses Pyle. Callan. Shreve
and Haynie.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. w. Weber
conducting, gave it's second public re-
hearsal this season at the Keller Me-
mortal Church Monday evening. The as
sisting soloists were Miss Florine Walker.
soprano. who sang 'Beautys Eyes" by
Leaf Clover. and j. G. Klein. tenor. who
was heard in Gray Eyes, by Johnson,
| and responded to the applause with
Banjo Song by Howe. A trio for two
played by Messrs. Walter Crouch, Clyde
Striker and Robert Spindler. also proved
popular, and they We're compelled to con-
tribute another number when they gave
Wild Rose" Mrs. ]. G. Klein was the
accompanist. The orchestra numbers in
cluded: March, 'Laurentian." by Lauren
deau: overture, BLACK Queen.' by
White: .Erminie,' by Jakobowski; For
get-Me-NOt.' by Brooks; southern melo-
dies. Sunny South" by Lampe, and in
termezzo by Morse.
The chorus choir of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, under the direction
evenings service Lord. Thou Art God"
by Stainer, and ''Still, Still With Thee" /"
by Oley Speaks. Mr.. Hammer is also pre-
centor at the morning service. and will
sing at the offertory ''The Ninety and
Nine by Campion, accompanied as usual
by George Wilson at the organ
A literary and musical program by
Miss Ruth Ayres Stokes, soprano, and
Thomas G. Shearman. tenor and reader
nrnVp6 n n tro ofin
room forsthe blind, Library of Congress,
Friday evening. The program included
the two songs. Irish Love Song" by
Lang. and -Four Leaf Clover by
Brownell. Mr.. Shearman; Goodbye,
Rose" by Ingraham Miss Stokes; duet,
Mary of Argyle" Miss Stokes and Mr..
Shearman; reading, A Dooley Dis
course" Mr.. Shearman; Castle of
DNams, White. Miss Stokes; '.Songs of
Araby,' Mr.. Shearman; duet, "Maying,"
Miss Stokes and Mr.. Shearman
Mrs. Warner Gibbs was in charge of
the musical features at the New Ebbitt
House Tuesday evening, at the gathering
of the governing board of the Federal
WOman's Equality Association Addresses
by prominent women and an attractive
program of music relieved the tedium of
waiting for election returns, and among
those adding to the entertainment of the
guests We're Joseph Whitmore. who sang
Donizetti; La Donna Mobile by
Verdi, and for encore. I'll Sing Thee
Songs of -Araby": John. l.. Monroe. pian-
ist. who gave Hungarian Dance by
MacDowell. and "Noctl nc." by Pad
erewski, and Mrs. Gibbs, v , was heard
in the aria "Vissi d'arte. vissi d'armore'
by Puccini; Love Is a Rose" BY Sans
Souci; Come to the Garden. Love- by
Salter; THE Birth of Morn," by Franco
Leoni. and Goodbye. Summer by
Frank Lynes. and encore. Annie
Laurie" Miss Jessie Galloway assisted
at the piano.
Mrs. Helen Donohue De Yo, soprano of
st. Margaret's Episcopal Church. and of
the double quartet of the Church of the
Covenant. has been Obliged to cancel nu-
merous engagements on account of an
attack OF the grip. Miss Bertha Hansen
soprano of the quartet Of St. Paurs Eng
lish Lutheran Church. will fill her place
at the afternoon service of the Covenant
Church today.
The choir of the Church of the Incarna-
tion will sing this morning, under the
direction of Mrs. Henry White. '.Te
Deum," by Woodward the incidental
solos being sustained by Mrs. Joyce Miss
Steffeins. James Gift and William Nc
Kim. Miss Helen Mcleod. contralto.
who has recently returned from a year $
study In Berlin, will contribute at the
offertory the aria Thou Wilt Keep Them
in Perfect Peace" from Isaiah Miss
Margaret White will assist at the organ.
Miss Katharine MacReynolds presented
Miss Ruby Gaver in piano recital We'd
nesday evening at Mount Rainier, Md.
Miss Gaver was assisted in giving a well
chosen program by William Mes. violinist,
who played ''Traumerei' and Romance"
by Schumann. with Miss Florence Me-
Donneli at the piano, and several little ]