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

Elmer. and the Motets. Haecdies and
Terra Tremvit, by Halter. The music
Q. F. NJ. with George Herbert Wells at
the organ. During the services Of the
past week the music has been prin-
cipally from the compositions OF FIR.
Peter Baptist Falconora, o.. F. N.
The regular meeting Of the District Of
Columbia Chapter OF the American
Guild Of Organists took place Monday
nuai election OF officers will take place
at the next meeting. followed probably
by reception and supper.
Rowland w. Durham, A. A. G. O., will
give an organ recital in st. Andrews
Church Tuesday evening, under the aus
pices OF the District of Columbia Chap
ter. No cards have been issued, hut q
cordial invitation Is extended to the pub
lie to attend.
Oscar Franklin Comstock has issued
cards for studio recital Thursday
evening. when Frederick Sillers. tenor.
Will sing the complete song-cycle by Won
Ffelitz, entitled Eliland. Miss NJ. Emma
Bowen will sing a group of songs, and
Miss Elizabeth Grahame will play Sara
safes Les Adieux, for violin.
The choir of Holy Trinity Catholic
church. Georgetown, under the direction
OF Ernest j. Benin, organist, will sing an
appropriate program at the high mass
this morning, which will include Weber s
Benedictus in G.
Mrs. Huron Lawson will give a recital
next Saturday afternoon before the Arun-
del Club of Baltimore.
Miss Marguerite Howard. soprano solo,
list OF st. Stephens Catholic Church, sang
tuesday evening at the sodality service
OF the immaculate Conception Church,
when she was heard to advantage in one
Words" The choir Of st. stephen s 3
Church will sing this morning the Kyrie,
Credol Sanctus and Agnus Del, from
Silas masss Gloria" from Gounods st.
CECILIA cecilia mass, and at the offertory the
soloists Of st. Stephens choir are Mrs.
Nellie O'Hare Pollard, contralto; Otto
Sieman, tenor; William Barnholt; bass.
Miss Katharine Lackaye will preside. az
usual. at the organ.
Miss Ella E. Niemann presented a
number of young people in a pleasing re-
cital at her residence studio Wednesday
evening. Those taking part were the
Watson, Mildred Cheek, Lenore Wein-
berg. Lillian Hutton. Edith Elliott, Mar
garet Runbeck. Eunice Cotter and Mas
ter Jesse Lloyd.
The quartet Of st. PauPs Lutheran
Church will sing today the anthems. God
Hath Appointed a Day." by Tours: ITO
the Paschal Victim" by Stewart; Every
Flower That Blossoms" ana "Magda-
lene." by William Warren. The quartet
Is composed OF Miss Bertha Hansen, So
prano; Mrs, Brylawski, contralto; Alden
A. Potter. tenor. and b. Frank Meyers.
Hamilton Bayley at the organ. Mr.. Pot
ter will leave the city tonight on q de-
tail In the west from the Agricultural
Department with no definite date for his
return. Applications for the position Of
tenor soloist at this church should be
made to the director.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish. contralto
soloist of the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church, will sing today Ora
nier's .'Hosanna." THE Angels Mes
sage" by Loud. and Dana's "Saive RE-
gina" with Mrs. Cunningham at the or
gan.
Mrs Alonzo Tweedale. soprano, will be
the soloist today at the Easter celebra-
ton at the Industrial Home School. She
open the Gates Of the Temple" accom-
panied by Miss A. xarifa Hancock at the
piano.
/ Rafael A. Castillo. pianist and conn
poser, q newcomer In Washington musical
circles, gave the recital for the blind at
the Library OF Congress Thursday after.
noon. Signor Castillo was assisted by q
Russian yioiinist. Mr.. Siegel, who played
Ballade Roma antique. By X. Jaggi; Sers-
nata. by M0skowski. and Meditation. Re-
tillo's group OF solos was made up of the
Second Noctnrna hH Chopin and two of