Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-01

Gilbert: waltz, "Puszta Maiden by
Roberts. "Humoreske" and Softly Tn
awares." orchestral bass solo, "Bedouin
Love Song j. Wesley Jones: encore.
and march. Lights Out Miss Merle
Gilbert. Miss Bessie Humphreys and W.
}. Weber were the accompanies.
Herndon Morsell sang at the Washing
ton Heights Presbyterian Church last
Sunday in place of Mrs. r. l.. Dalgleish,
giving by special request his own setting
of the text. Consider the lilies" both
the music and its Interpretation being
the subject of much favorable comment.
Miss Lillian Chenowith. contralto solo
fst of the Church of Our Father, will be
the soloist at the Elks' Memorial service
to be held at Annapolis this afternoon.
This will be Miss Chenowith's fourth en-
gagement for this service, and she will
sing a setting of the hymn Lead, Kindly
Light" by Pinsuti. and Coffman's Zone
Sweetly Solemn Thought
Schubert program arranged by Miss
Kelly was the treat offered to the guests
of the Friday Morning Music Club last
week A brilliant rendition of the RondO.
op 20. for piano and violin. was given by
Miss Kelly and Miss Heinrichs; Mrs
Ralph Barnard was effective in the songs
"Aufenthalt,' "Ainde' and "Serenade'
with violin obligato). and the piece de re-
piano. OPP 30 which was given by Miss
Heinrichs. Richard Loreeberg and Miss
Kelly with the intelligence and skill that
always make their performances de-
lightfu.
Anton Kaspar has concluded an unusu-
ally busy week with a recital at Staun
ton Va. Friday evening, in which he
scored his usual success in Grieg
Sonata: "Ziguenerweisen.'' by Sarasate;
Romance. by Svendsen: Meditation
from That's: Schubert's The Bee and
Introduction and Rondo, by Saint-Saens.
Mrs Margaret Koontz Holland. con-
tralto. sang last week for the Indiana So
ciety, her selection being Sobeskis Il
Love You and in response to the APP
plause giving Metcalf's Absent She
was heard also, by special request, in the
ballad Forgotten which she gave with
much pathOs.
The quartet of Luther Memorial
Church. under the direction of Donald
Freeze. will give an evening with the
choir this evening. when the following
program will be rendered by Miss Agnes
Whelan. soprano; Miss Carolyn Golf, con-
tralto; n. ID. Staughton. tenor. and Jo-
seph X. Schofield. bass. Organ solos,
prelude" by Rachmaninoff Inter
mezzo." by Mascagni: "Postlude.'' finale,
by Lemmens: soprano solo. 20 Divine
Redeemer." by Gounod; contralto solo,
Rock of Ages by Barnes: quartets.
"Jubilate Deo." by Dudley Buck, and
"Sanctus,' by Gounod.
At the Eastern Presbyterian Church to-
day the new pastor. Rev. Mr.. Barrows,
will ofticiate for the first time. and the
musical program will include the anthem,
Rejoice Greatly" by Woodward; bass
solo. 20 Lord Have Mercy" frotl Men
delssohn's st. Paul" At the evening
service. anthem. Evening and Morning.
by Oakley: duet. Savior, Source of Every
Blessing" by Donizetti. The quartet is
composed of Miss Gertrude Trow. So
prano; Miss Anna Belts. contralto; Tru-
man Burchard. tenor: Edwin Callow, bass
and director. Miss Mabel Ramsey will
substitute today for Miss Nellie Sacrey,
the regular organist.
J. S. Themeyer. organist of. Trinity
Lutheran Church, will give an organ re-
cital "Wednesday evening, commencing at
the program by Miss Marian McFall, So
prano; Mrs James Kerr. cOntralto, and
Charles Moore. bassO
The Rebew Orchestra. III. W. Weber
will give the usual monthly
public rehearsal tomorrow evening in the
lecture room of the Keller Memorial
Church. Mrs. Margaret koOntZ HollaI d,
contralto. will be the assisting soloist.
and a duet for violin and clarionet will
be contributed by Miss Pauline Scott and
III. 3. Schmidt.
Miss Marguerite Howard. soprano solo
list of ST. Stephens Catholic Church. will
leave tomorrow for Wilmington, Del,
where she will pay a brief visit to her
former teacher, the Sister Superior of
the Visitation Convent. and will go Tues
day to .SwarthmOre, Pa, where she will
be the guest of friends. She will return
in time to sing at the church next Sun
day.
The following musical numbers will be
today by the organist and choir
of the First COngregatio Church: At
the morning service: Organ prelude. Ada
gio from Second Sonata, by Mendelssohn:
anthems. .'Tarry With Me. o Ny SaviC-,''
and Sing Alleluia Forth offer
tory duet from 1.-The Crucifixion." by
Stainer. Messrs. Ogden and Humphreys;
organ postlude. March Pontificate, by
Lemmens AT the evening service: Or
gan prelude. Larghetto," by Beethoven;
anthem, Praise the Lord offertOry an
them. 20 Love That VIII Not Let Me
CO.: anthem. '.Some blessed Day; organ
postlude in 6, by Whiting.
A recital of merit was given Tuesday
evening at Belcourt Seminary, when Miss
Pearl Waugh was heard in a well chosen
program of piano numbers. Miss Waugh
has genius for unearthing musical nov
elites which makes her programs addi-
tiOnaily interesting, and among her Selec-
tons on this occasion We're "Romanza"
in ID fiat. by Sibelius: Waltz Curante,"
by Lachaume: ''Traumerei," by Strauss,
and 'Gavotte. in r minor. by Silas. An
ton kaspar was the assisting soloist, Civ
ing the Air Variee by Vieuxtemps and
'Rhapsode HongrOise, by Hauser;
Grieg's Sonata in c minor. for violin and
piano. was given muSicianly interpreta-
ton by Miss Waugh and Mr.. kaspar and
brought to fitting close ii delightful oc-
caSion.
AT the vocal recital al Otto Smons
studio Saturday afternoon the following
program was rendered: Serenade lie
FARCE. Miss Sadie Allison: aria, But the
Lord Is Mindful of His Own" tMendels-
sohn). Mrs Morgan Bradford: two songs,
AT Twilight and Song Of Love-" Miss
Dorothy Campbell; aria. .'Voiche Sapete,"
from Marriage of Figaro" Miss Margaret
Follin; Wandering i'm the Woods Miss
Ethel Foster; aria. "Vedrai Carino.'' by
Mozart. Mrs. p. III Hubbard ..Sylvelin.' =
Mrs. q. Hebbard; aria, Eye Hath Not
Seen, from Gaurs Holy City" Mrs
James Kerr; two songs, La We and La
Chausan de la Nile" by Rogers, Miss
Wilmar Michael: Der Nussbaum. Schu-
mann, Miss Lulu McNally; lullaby from
.'Jocelyn." Miss Marian McFall: song,
I'm questa tOmba.' by Beethoven; Stun
Der Romance" Miss Harriet Shaw: La
Serenata." by TOsti. Louis Thompson;
Ave Maria by Verdi. Miss Helen Todd !:
aria, Song of the Evening Star" from
TannhauSer. John Waters.
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