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

anthem by the choir will be Marston's
dental soprano and contralto solos sung
by Miss Aiieen Miller and Mrs. L. F.
Depue. At the evening service Mrs. Amy
Law Ormsby and Frank Byram will sing
barton. of Gounod's Glory to Thee.
My God, This Night" Mrs. Byram will
preside. as usual. at the organ.
Mrs. Warner A. Gibbs. soprano: Miss
Ethel Lee. violoncellist; Mrs. Maude
Howell-Smith, dramatic reader Messrs
Herman Rakemann. violinist, and H. w.
Howard, plan st. furnished a delightful
svnday . sHsning at the Hotel
by Gounod, with violin oblgato by Mr..
Rakemann, II Love You Truly" by Car
rie Jacobs Bond; 20 Sole Milo by al
Capua.- and. for encore. Comm Thro'
express on "Berceuse'' from .'Jocelyn." by
GODDARD; Mrs Smith gave Comedy and
Tragedy" Rosa, and Encouragement"
and the entertainment was rounded out
with the trios. "Intermezzo," by Whepley,
and .Serenade," by Eilenberg.
Mrs Nellie OHare Pollard. contralto
solo:st of st. Stephens Catholic Church.
entertained Friday at a musical tea in
tiers of the American Revolution. Mrs.
Charles-Kneller Rooms and Miss Katha-
r:ne Lackaye presided at the tea table
and an attractive program was given
Birthday" by Huntingdon woodman:
from La Tosca," sung by Mss Mar
guerite Howard tenor solo aria ha.. from
Moon Of Ny Delight" from the PRS an
Garden by Liza Lehman. DR.. w. M;
Kemball contralto solos. THE Quest"
by SIN TIL: Goodnight. Little Boy. Good
night" by Salter. by the hostess. The ac-
compartments were played by Miss Edith
piano solos.
At the morning service of the First
Congregational Church today the chorus
His Presence with Sing n.y." by Martin
and 20 Love That Will Not Let Me Go"
by Berwald. Kenneth Ogden and J. Wal
ter Humphrey will sing the duet. Watch
william wall whiddt. organist and
choirmaster. will play "Andante." from
the Fourth symphony. by Widor and
Festival March, Opus l." by Russell
King Miller. At the evening service the
Turn Thee to the Lord Thy Cod from
Gounod's "Gallia," the anthem, Savior
When Night Involves the Skis by Shell
Icy, and the choir hymn. Some Blessed
Dav.'' by Nevin. Mr. Wh'dit VIII ~lay
by Kinder. and March from Tam
hauser.
An attractive program was given at the
annual reception and musca' given un-
| Ter the AUSPICES of the LADIES' Aid OF
the Washington Heiehts Presbyterian
| Church Mrs. Gawler sang "Madri"al.
by Harris and "Rosalie " by de koven:
| Miss Fled. contralto. gave. Del R'eso
| "Slave Song" and II know Little Girl
1 x,3olin ict fad
numbers; Ray Hutchins. baritone. sang
''ln the Garden of My Heart" and
"For Love of You; Miss Augusta Hill.
contralto, gave some plantation melodies:
Dance of the Demons: Frank Favorite
was heard in "Hybrius. the Cretan' Mrs.
| Gibbons gave two piano solos, and the
| Euterpe Quartet. composed OF Misses
Schippert, Mildred Hoe, Virginia Nc
Quade and Augusta Hill, made "a hit in
singing the quartets Last Night. by
Kierulf. and 1.-The COLLINS by Parks.
Miss Mildred Hoge and Howard Wood
were the accompanies.
been enpaged as tenor soloist of st. Fat
| rick's mixed choir, was the assisting So
loist Tuesday evening at the recital by
| Mrs Warner Gibbs at the Grafton. Mr..
the aria La Donna Mobile" from
| ''Rieoletto"; Il Hear You Calling Me-,
by Marshall; Una Furtiva Lagrima, y
! from IL E isir d'Amour": "Nita Gitana, >
by de Koven; Absent" by Metcalf. and
| the ballad II Love the Name of Mary. y
! Mrs Gibbs sang Isl mes vers des Allies, .
| by Hahn; Rosemary for Remembrance
by Lady Arthur Hill; g When Roses
Bloom by Reichardt: "Laddie." by
Thayer; Fosters Rose in the Bud" 81
Love You Truly" by Carrie Jacobs Bond
and Because by d'Hardelot. Miss
Marian McFall was the accompanist.
Earl Carbaugh. baritone soloist of the
| Fourth Presbyterian Church, who has
| scored such a success in The College
! Hero" was one of the soloists Of re-
cent recital at the Grafton. Mr.. Car.
baugh was in good voice, and was well
received after each group of songs. His