Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

Nj. f.. Church. gave the organ recital
Wednesday evening at Metropolitan NJ.
f. Church. before the lecture by Prof. 5.
III. Clark. Her program consisted OF Con-
temptation" by Gaul-Armstrong; Offer
tore in + Flat, 10y Nelly: "Marche Pom
tihcale." by de la Tombelle: 'Cantilenc.'
by Salome: Grand Offerto.re in ID. by
Batiste. and AT Evening" by Dudley
Buck.
The evening choir of the Church al the
Covenant, Otto Torney Simon. directing.
will conclude the seasons engagement
next Sunday evening with the rendition
OF Gounod's Redemption"
The Monday Morning Club. Mrs. A. NJ
Blair directn was heard IN one of it's
most attractive programs last week at
the New Willard. The sololsts were mem
bers Of the organization. OF special m
terest We're two numbers for two pianos.
"Andante and Variations" by Schumann,
played by Miss Bddle and NJ s. Bricken-
stein and ''Polonaise, opus a.. by Saint
Saens. rendered by Miss Wheatley and
tri3uted "A group of songs. Aus Meinen
Grossen Schmerzen' and Cute Nacht.
by Franz. and Still Vie Die Nacht, by
Carl Bohm. The selections by the club
included Nearest and Dearest" by
Carracciolo: ITO the Spring. by Grieg;
Faithful Jonnie," by Beethoven; "Cho-
rus of the Flower Maidens. from "Parsl-
fall with incidental solos by Mrs. Ed
wards and Mrs. Woods: THE Lotus
Flower" by Schumann: THE Boatman
Serenade.' by Handel. and Lullaby, oy
Mozart. with obliSato solo by Miss ~ -
Davis contralto Miss Lucy Bricken-
stein assisted at the piano.
Henry Purcell Neazie has returned from
a visit To Rev. John l.. Johnson. at Har-
risonburs. Va.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs. soprano. and Miss
Lillian Koechling. violinist. We're the as
sistfng sooists at the Lenten organ re-
cital given by Mrs. Robbins At -. Thorn
as Church yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Gibbs sang Abide With Me" by Harry
Rowe Shelley: 20 Dry Those Tears by
Del Rieso with violin oblieato. and Mas
senet's "Elegie.' Miss koechlinss num-
beers included Saint Saens swan Ser
ceuse" BY Beethoven, and Gounods Ave
Maria Mrs. Robbins is supplying the
place of Lloyd Il. Aldrich, the regular or
ganist. who is ILL.,
Washington talent contributed To the
musical and financial success OF a con-
cert given Wednesday evening in Saul
Addition under the auspices of the La
dies Aid OF the Iowa Avenue Methodist
Church. The Euterpe Quartet. composed
of Miss Viola Schippert first soprano
Miss Virginia McQuade. second soprano;
Miss Augusta Hill. first contralto, and
Miss Mildred Hoge. second contrato.
opened the program. giving last NIGHT
by Kierulf. and THE Goblins and SparroWs
Twitter," effectively. Other numbers on
the program included soprano solos.
Gypsy Maiden T. tby Parker. chan
son ProvencaI' by Del AcquaD. Miss Vi
ola Schippert; contralto solos. "Good-bAe.
Robin (by MoIo and Fishing Thy
Penn. Miss Mildred Hose; contralto so
los. He Was Prince" and Little Irish
Girl" Miss Augusta liill; bass Solos;
"Iighterman Tom told Englishl ana
Song of the Heart dry Tunison). Frank
IL
Come Into the Garden, Love. James
Young; duet. Nearest and Dearest.
Misses Schippert and Hill; quartet
Goodnight (by Pinsutll MISS Schlp-
merit and Miss Hill and Messrs. Young
and Favorite. Howard Wood WAS the
accompanist.
4 successful musical and dramatic en-
tertainment was given thursday evening
under the auspices of la Fayette Lodge.
No 10 = H. A. VI. The program in
Guided AN ensemble number. Billiards.
winter Song" by the Musurgia Male
Quartet composed % Richard II. Back
ing frs; tenor; Carl Apple. second tenor;
Edwin Calow. first bass, and George y.
d. Rollings. second bass; Rotations. An
old Sweetheart of Mine and When
tenor solo. "A Bowl of Roses r. i.
Hacking: bass solo. '-Armorers' Song"
bv de Koven. G.. +. ID. Rollings: recita-
lions, When Van Biene Played Home,
A
Kahn: quartet. "A Summer Lullaby" by
Gibson: recital, The Story at the Club"
the poem "Lasca," by F. Oesprez. in
yaudevlle setting. Mr. Callow, the quar-
tet, and Mr.. Bartlett at the piano.
4 program of compositions by Debussy
proved attractive TO the guests of the
Friday Morning Music Club last week.
The recital was arranged by Mrs. Ken
dali who played Ballade and Mazurka,
ba of m no
gram We're lie jet d'eau,'' lie Temps n
Iaisse son Manteau," soprano solos by
Mrs Hilton: En- Bateau' and ''Menuet,"
transcribed for violin from Petite Suite"
Mrs Faulkner; Romance and Unit
d Etoiles" baritone solos, by Mr.. Neazie;
..Arabesaue," 'Menuet" clair de Lunc.''
..Jardins sous la Pluie." piano solos. by
Miss Ascherfeld, and ARIA of La" from
81 Enfant Prologue by Mrs. Lawson.