Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09

fell to him. while Mr.. Forker made a
fine effect with his solo. with Rushing
Winds" The plano part needs care
full and discriminating judgment. and
Mr.. Comstock left nothing to be de-
sired In his accompaniment.
Miss Jennie Glennan, organist and
director OF st. Patrick's mixed choir
has passed a strenuous half week get
ting together additional members to
augment her choir to 100 voices for
the field mass today Rehearsals were
started several weeks since, but were
discontinued because the plan to have
the military mass was decided adverse
ly. Gounod's st. Cecilia mass will be
sung and an arrangement Of Graniers
"Hosanna" will be given at the offer
tory. The choir will be supported by
an organ and full orchestra, with Miss
Glennan at the organ. Sol Minister, first
violin. and DR.. Anton Gloetzner WELD
ing the baton. The responses and
proper of the mass will be given by
r. Mills Silby, and the service will
close with the singing of Holy God.
We Praise Thy Name" and America"
by the combined choirs and assemblage
of people.
Nine. Josef Kaspar sailed yesterday
for her annual summer trip abroad.
Nine. Kaspar will go to the Mediter-
ranean and will tour through England.
Ireland and Scotland. She will visit
her son. Henry Kaspar, and his wife
and little daughter. Cecilia, and it IS
expected that they will all come with
her when she returns In the fall and
will take up their residence at the
Kaspar home on NJ street.
The choir of Waugh NJ E. Church,
under the direction of John G. Klein,
will render the last musical service of
the season this evening, after which it
will disband until fall. The music for
furnished by double male quartet taken
from the choir. The program for this
evening is entirely musical, the pastor
being absent. There will be three an
thems by the choir soprano solo by Miss
Anna Lawson, contralto solo by Miss FL
sic Weaver. and soprano and tenor duet
by Miss F1orine Walker and Mr.. Klein.
Mrs. Klein will preside at the organ as
usual
The Rebew Orchestra. H. w. Weber,
director. contributed several numbers to
the benefit concert given Tuesday even
ing under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Temple Baptist Church.
Among the selections given by the orches-
ira, special mention should be made of
ers," written by Eichner, and played
from manuscript.
Other numbers on the program included
the quartets. Legend of the Bells" and
Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn. Miss Mary
E. Pond, Messrs. f Hanson and A. Owen
Penny; duet. for violin and piano, Ave
Maria,'' by Bach-Gounod. and Der
ceuse." by Reber. Miss Jess A. Bioomer
and Little Martha Louise Lewis; recita-
tions George Speidel: selections from
Martha" by the Rebew Orchestra: bass
solo. king Of the Main." Mr.. Penny;
soprano solo. Mine, with orchestral &C
contralto solo, Miss Harriet H. Shaw;
"Humoreske' by Dvorak. orchestra:
Congo songs, Arthur Pierce. with Mrs.
Pierce at the piano. and Plantation Mel
odies," by Lampe, Rebew Orchestra. Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown performed the
duties Of accompanist in her usual salts
factory style.
Mrs. D. L. Richmond, soprano. of the
Rubinstein Club. will substitute during
the two coming months for Mrs. Brock
away at Trinity Methodist Church.
The Columbia Conservatory OF Music,
Edwin Hart, principal. gave the closing
exhibition recital Tuesday evening at
audience. A well selected program was
presented by the young people and re-
ceived with enthusiasm by the listeners,
including the piano numbers. "ldilio, by
Lack. Miss Rosalie Bowen: Italian Sere-
made" by Oehmler. Miss Grace Vanhorn:
Spring Song by Mendelssohn, Miss
Eleanor North: clarinet solo, 'Caca-
tina" from Robert lie Diable," Raymond
Hart: piano solo, Faust Fantasia" by
Gounod. Miss Yetta Brez; vocal solo,
Charles NJ. Gordon. with Miss Ruth Haw-
kins at the piano; duet, Misses A. L.
and Georgia Foster: solo, for the cornet.
Thy Sentinel Am T." Charles S. Wood
in: piano solo. Sorrento" by Ketterer.
Miss Edith Lenz: piano solo. Chant Du