Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

Anna CoIladay; "Nocturne. Chopin,
Frances Harris; 'Murmuring Zephyr"
Esther Kahn: "Nocturne." by Grieg. An
Spring ae songs aisa RothTo siyn fs1,a
lon" Madeline Heilig; ''To Hungary"
Alma Knox: well Dance" Mabel SIN
| clair; "valse de Concert" by Dennee.
Maria Mafmion: Norwegian Bridal Pro-
and "unsarische. Gertrude naeo Ma naRes
| 'Toccato." Jessie Galloway; "Polonaise,
p minor" by Mcdowell. Annette Gold
smith; "Concertstucke, last movement"
| in G major" by Mendelssohn. Mildred
Rider. and "Rhapsodie. No. g" by Liszt.
Iverna Child.
the Church of the Covenant, directed by
otto l. Simon, with Harvey Murray at
the organ. completed its engagement last
sunday evening with the following pro-
prelude. March to Calvary; choruses,
Forth the Royal Banners Go" 1.-The Re-
proaches. Beside the Cross Remaining"
and Unfold Ye Portals" During the
| onertory the chorus. while the Wicked
are Confounded." from Gounod's Death
and Life was rendered. The work of
this chorus has been one Of unusual
breadth since its engagement beginning in
december In this time thirty-five
choruses and solos have been given from
the following oratorios: THE Redemption
and Death and Life" by Gounod: "st.
Paul. Elijah" and "Christus," by Mem
delssohn: The Messiah" and Judas
Jairus." by Stainer: Calvary" by Spolir.
1ar. and Mrs. Simon will conclude their
season June ! and will sail on that date
from New York for their annual trim
ABROAD on the Italian steamer Duca
| MISS Lillian Chenowith has resumed
ner place as contralto soloist in the quar-
| tet or the Church Of Our Father. which
she resigned about two years ago to sins
| Win the quartet Of Foundry Methodist
| Cnurch. The other members of the quar-.
Se' VI tne Oniversalist Church are Mrs.
W,t, Sorey. soprano; Messrs. Edward p.
| W,! VIII tenor; Walter T. Matson, bass.
| WITH Mrs. Dorothy Houchen Baxter Is
organ1st. Their selections at the morn
ing service today will include Christ Our
Forth Into ,Jo oy :. sSe SCI siI, and Break
rexit,' by Tosti, Mr.. Whitman.
Mrs Blanche Muir DaIgIeish and her
Susn.et OF mixed voices-Miss Viola
eontraito; James Young, tenor. and
I Frank Favorite, bass-contrib,Ited n The
| success of a musical and literary enter
, ,aonment given last week at Gurley Me-
moHal presbyterian Church under the
1 auspices of the Fairmont Dramatic Clnr
Misses Schippert and Hill sang effectively
the duet Nearest and Dearest nv
Caracciola1 Mr.. Young was heard IN
/ Come Into the Garden, Love" assisted
at the piano by Miss R. Louise Young,
Mrs. Dalgieish was recalled again and
| again after her solos. My Dreams. hv
Tosti, and It'll DEATH" by Mascheroni.
and gave as encores The Little Irish
Girl" by Lohr; Nora" by Piegott. and
Three Little Chestnuts' The onartet
| was well received after the closing mn.
steal number. Goodnight, Beloved" by
Pfnsuti. Others contributing to the pro.
gram were Capt. William NJ. Somerviile
| who gave some Scotch selections. 4 reci.
tation. Father Blake's Collection" and
a song. when the Kyle Came Hame. >,
and W. III. Winchole who sang 81 Hea,
You Calling Me-" by Marshall A comedy
in two acts entitled "A Triple EIooe.
ment." made up the second part Of The
program, the characters being imperson.
ated by Mrs. w. A. Smith, Miss I.plu
Lowe. Miss Bertha Coleman. Miss 6yhi
Hunt, Mrs. w. r. Coon, George 8. Cole
i man, w. Al Smith, J. E. Holliees. ]. r.
Langley and e. r. Coleman.
The program Of music to be sung thia
morning at the solemn high mass at the
Franciscan Monastery at Brookland. viii
consist OF mass in ID In honor or st
Lawrence, by Collier. with CRedo by