Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18

liacci." Joseph Whittemore orchestral Sc
lections, reverie, "Extase,' by Came
grand selection. Lucia di Lammermoor,
by Donizetti; cloister scene, 'Kammenoi
from MacDowell's woodland Sketches, >
ITO Wild Rose and ITO a Water
Lily" orchestrated by John Zimmerman
selection from The Wedding Trip" by
de Koven: .Wallnower Sweet" by Fall.
and Love Never Dies by Dereny, and
Finck, by the Zimmerman Orchestra
A successful musical was given Tuesday
evening at 1917 street. under the aus IS,
pieces of the Diligent Seekers Circle OF
Kings Daughters. The program included
the piano solo "Rhapsodie. No. -" by
Liszt Mrs. Frank Byram; soprano solo,
my Heart at Thy Dear Voice." by Saint
.Adagio,' by Ries. and .tMadrigal." by
Simonetti, Mrs. Samuel V. Gusack; Ia
dies quartet, Spring Song" by Neil, Mrs.
A. L. Ormsby, Mrs. N. L. Johnson, Miss
Ruth Miller and Miss Florence keene.
with a violin obligato by Mrs. Gusack;
tenor solo. LET Me Gaze into Your Eyes,
by Jenner. Mr.. Charles D. Church; reci-
tation, Marx Emanuel Kahn: piano SOLO,
"Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. o. by Liszt;
Miss Isabel Wimsatt and BY the Sea,
by Schubert, Miss Marguerite Depue.
The music at the services of the First
Congregational Church this morning will
include the organ solo, 'tAdagio," by Gull
mont; anthem, 1.-The Lord Is Ny Light"
Thee" by Speaks: offertory, contralto
solo, by Miss Edna Scott Smith; organ,
Austrian HYMN" with variations s;,,, n cs
aydn- Thayer. In the evening William
Wall Whiddit, organist and choir director,
will play Chorus in B Flat" by Du-
bois; "Nocturne, OPP. g." by Chopin, and
"Andantino." by Lernare and the choir
Nv ar1 a
Watchword," by Shelley: offertory, 'Je-
sus Only by Rotoli, sung by the guar.
tet, and choir hymn, ''Some Blessed Day.
by Nevin.
Miss Nellie May Sebastian. soprano.
was heard in song recital Tuesday even
ing by large audience that showed much
appreciation of the various numbers
She was assisted by Miss Kate Alder
man. pianist Included in the program
were the songs "Er. der Herriicliste Won
Allen by schumann. and Itch Liebe
Dich,'' by Grieg. Miss Sebastian; From
an Indian Lodge" 1.-The Shadow Dance"
and "Polonaise," by Mcdowell, Miss
Alderman; "Elizabeth's Prayer" from
''Tannhauser," by Wagner. Miss Sebas-
tam tam Gn %aepoaeip, MISS Alderman
..Plaisir d'Amour'' (by MartinD, ''Elegie"
(by Massanet). Damon" (by Stange) ana
'"Thy Name" Cby Wood, Miss Sebastian;
"RigOlettO tantdSle, ny hlSAAs MISS
Alderman; aria cantata, "1ncarnation'
by Giebel Miss Sebastian.
A recent event of interest in church and
musical circles was the concert by promi-
nent local ta,en at the First Presbyterian
Church, which was given under the d.
rection of Mrs. G. f. Schutt. Mrs! Schutt
opened the program with two organ So
los. Impressions of Evening" by Stiehl.
and "Serenade," by Grunfeld. The solo
quartet of the church. composed Of Mrs.
L. A. Roberts, Miss Mary Belle Ftnney.
w. St John Blanchard and II. II. X
Helwig, sang by request Sweet the MO
ments," by Donizetti: THE Rosary, by
Nevin: 1.-The City Choir and "An on
Sunday Morning." by ]. A. Parks Other
numbers given were the violin solos
Meditation" (Massanet and souvenir
Drdla), Miss Elsa Raner; tenor solo,
Creole Lovers Song" by Dudley Buck
Mr.. Blanchard; recitation. "Shylock, Bas-
sanio and Antonio" Charles 3. Hanford;
a Kashmiri love story, "On Jhelum Riv-
ere words by F. J. Fraser, music by
Amy Woodford Finden), Mrs. Roberts
and Miss Finney: narrative. Mrs: vii.
liam Henry White; violin solo. 'Rondo.
(from Ninth Concerto'D, by De Beriot.
Miss Elsa Raner; bass solo, Goodbye"
by Tosti, Mr. Helwig; recitation, Star
Spangled Banner Charles B. Hanford.
Miss Viola Schippert, soprano; Miss Au-