Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-30
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An evening with the choir VIII De gwen
at the Fifth Baptist Church this evening
under direction of William j. Palmer.
Mr.. Palmer was the organizer and di-
rector of the Chorus Club that for sew
eral seasons gave series OF concerts
and did exceptionally good ensemble
work, and a musical treat Is anticipated
at the special service this evening. The
solos will be sustained by Miss Grigsby,
Mrs Goodall, Mrs. Japhet. Miss Price,
Messrs. Johnson. Abrams and Webb. The
program. in addition to number t.. OF
congregational hymns. will include The
Radiant Morn" God So Loved the
World From Thy Love as q Father"
THE Heavens Are Telling" by Haydn
''Sanctus.' by Gounod. and Unfold. le
Portals" from Gounod's Redemption
A recent event of interest took place
at the Foster Recital Hall. when Miss
Berda Stewart Wilson presented students
from her Junior and primary classes in
piano recital Miss Elsa Raner. violinist,
assisted. giving the Beethoven minuet
and De Berots ninth concerto. and was
received with enthusiasm. Miss Dorothy
McCauley Of the advanced class also con-
Weber. with Miss Wilson at the second
piano. Other numbers on the program
included: Pink" by Lchner. Helen
Wescher: waltz. by Kohler. Grace Roy
fulness." Mildred Keith; DOLLS Dream. .
Margarine Bushey: IL Avalanche and
over the Meadows" Frances Lloyd;
waltz, by Brown. Beulah Newhouser
Spinning Song by Elmenreich. Eugene
Hicks: Curious Story" by Heller. Eliza,
Humor.' Albert Milans: sonatina. by
Kuhlan, Evelyn Willard; "Une Petite
Fleur.' Frances Brightwell, "Aragon-
aise." by Massenet. Anna Mactier: valse,
beth Parsons; second waltz by GODDARD.
Edna Bushey: "Papillon," by Lavallee
Margaret Webster: "valse Caprice" by
Newand, and nocturne. by Chopin. Jean
Ayler.
An attractive program was given at the
reading room for the blind. Library OF
Congress. by Mrs. Warner Gibbs, soprano:
Miss Helen Dodge. violinist, and George
Wilson, accompanist. Mrs. Gibbs sang
Chaminade's Madrigal. Nevin's Nightin-
gale. "Viss d. arte. vissi d. Amore,' by
Puccini: Itch Liebe Dich." by Grieg;
Come to the Garden, Love; Mon Occur
Ghante," by Chaminade; Love Is a
Bessie and for encore. Gounod s
serenade. Miss Dodges numbers includ-
ed ''Humoreske.' by Dvorak: Brahms
Hungarian Dance, No. g.; Prize Song"
Gossee: "Cavatina," by Roff; Beethovens
minuet and German dance by Differs
dorf.
day and next Sunday at the First Baptist
Church for Miss Marian McFall who is
absent from the city.
Herndon Morsell has written another
sacred song, new setting to the text
beginning Consider the Lilies" which
was sung by Mrs. Dalgleish at the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church The
new composition is distinctly original in
motive. and was the occasion of much
favorable comment
The pupils of Miss Marguerite Ison. as
sisted by Miss Ruth Hawkins. gave a
musical recently that was largely at
tended. Among those contributing to the
program were Miss Gertrude Rose,
Louise Freeman, Katharine Bailey. Clara
kraus and Master Henry Barley and
Mrs. and Miss Ison.
The last monthly song service Of the
season at st. Paul's Lutheran Church
will take place this evening" and a splen-
did program has been arranged for the
occasion by. B. Frank Myers, director.
The quartet, which is composed of Miss
Bertha Hansen. soprano: Mrs. Brylawski
contralto; Howard Butterworth, tenor,
and Mr.. Myers, bass. will be assisted by
Mrs Helen Donohue DeYo. soprano solo
list Of St Margarets Episcopal Church,
and the selections to be rendered include
the quartet, with solos for soprano and
bass. Let the Wicked Forsake His
sopranos, II Have Waited for the Lord.
from Mendelssohn's Hymn OF Praise"
Mrs. DeYo and Miss Hansen: "Infiam-
matus,' from RossinPs ''Stabat Mater"
Il am Alpha and Omega" by stainer.
quartet. with soprano and bass solos;
20, for the Wings of q Dove" by Men
delssohn, quartet and soprano obligato.
Mrs. DeYo: Holy. Holy, Holy" set to
solo and chorus; Ave Maria,'' by Saint
Saens. duet for soprano and alto. Miss
Hansen and Mrs. Brylawski: solo, From
the Depths" by Campana, Mrs. Bylaw
ski: The Day is Past" quartet with
soprano and tenor solos Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayley will be at the organ.
Washington talent was conspicuous on
the program of a concert given Wednes-
day evening at Masonic Hall. Hyattsville
for the benefit of the organ fund of ST.
Jerome's Catholic Church. The affair was
under the management OF Mrs. J. Bor-
rows Waters, and Miss Jennie Glennan,
choir of mixed voices, and Miss Leila
Aman, organist of st. Jerome's Church.
performed the exacting duties Of accom-
panists. The program opened with a Sc
lection, 1.-THE Winning Fight" rendered
by Gray's Orchestra, and was followed
by the soprano solo, recitative and aria
from Lucia di Lammermoor, sung by
Mrs. J. B. Waters; encore Comm
Thro' the Rye" contralto solo. Hearts
Desire" Mrs. Markham Flannery: duet
barcarole from Tales of Hoffman" Miss
Marguerite Howard and Mrs. Nellie
OHare Pollard, both of st. Stephens
choir; bass solo, Let All Obey" by Ste
phen Leach, J. Borrows Waters, encore.
THE Armorers Song" soprano solos,
"Spring Is Here and With Thee by
Gregg. Mrs. Katharine Rogers. soprano
soloist of ST. Patrick's Church: quartet.
Messrs Mulhall. Howard. McQuade and
Duggan: tenor solo. Then You'll Re
member Me- encore ~ Love the Name
of Mary" Mr.. Fitzgerald; Greeting by
Mahl, orchestra: contralto solo. Sunset"
by Dudley Buck, encore. selection from
III Trovatore.' Mrs. Pollard; soprano
Mavourneen.' encore. Loeb Lomond."
T. E. Moore of st. Patrick's choir: So
prano solo, Waltz Song from Romeo
and Juliet" Miss Marguerite Howard. en-
core, VIII o the Wisp." and for encore,
the little Irish song. You'd Better Ask
Telling from Haydn's Creation" the
combined choirs and Laurel Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. jackson of
Chevy Chase entertained at a musical
Monday evening in honor Of their house
Joplin, Mo. Mrs. Winter is a cousin of
Mrs. Jackson and sister of George
Goldsmith Daland, who was for many
years organist and choirmaster of St
Johns Church. Georgetown, and is an
accomplished pianist. A delightful pro-
gram was given by Mrs. Emile Dongal-
Maroon. pianist: Miss BERTHE Thompson.
soprano: George Winter and Frederick
Sillers, tenors, and Mrs. Winter, pianist.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wall Whfddft will
be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Brightwell
on a motor trip, starting tomorrow and