Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-22

| Love the Peddler, will o the Wisp,
The Years at the Spring" Miss Audrey
Harvey: "A Summer Night THE
Danza,'' Miss May Whitaker: quartets.
| .Sparrows Chatter" ''Rockin' in the
| Wind, Misses Whitaker. Harvey. Duff
and Mrs. Ormsby. Much of the success
of the evening was due to the accom-
paniments by Miss Marion Richardson
and Mrs. Frank Byram, who were at the
! piano.
Miss Viola Schippert will substitute to-
day at the West Street Presbyterian
Church for Miss Galleher. the regular
! soprano, who is ILL., The program at the
| services today will include violin solo,
Noel" The Birthday of King" by
Neidlinger, Holy Night" (traditionaD
Evening service: Violin solo. Pas
, tourelle,' by Edgar; anthem, Sing. o
Heavens "Adeste Fideles." Christmas
Song" by Shelley; The New Born King
BY L'Espoir; 20 Zion, That Bringest Good
| Tidings,' by Stainer and tie Deum," by
Lloyds.
A recital by the pupils of Miss Mabel
Linton was given Monday evening at her
residence studio. the young pianists being
assisted by the De Guerin School of
Music. A large audience enjoyed the fol-
lowing program: Robins Lullaby" Ger
trude Smallwood: "Tarantelle." by Hell
Ter, Adelaide Ames; "Cavalleria Rus
ticana'' two pianos). Gertrude Phillips,
Pauline Lewis: 'Angeius'" by GODDARD.
Miss Berdie Ledman: 'Impromptu No. %
by Schubert. Miss Catherine McElroy;
Miss Ruth Wilson: Autumn Miss
Eleanor Lewis; Schumanns 'Slumber
Song" Miss Margaret Mcneil: ARIA
inner; Kullak's wild Eagle. Miss Kath-
crime Floeckher; "Slumber Song" by
Rehseid. and "Etude,' by David. for vio-
lin. Miss Thomas; Nevin's shepherds
All and Madens Fair Miss Rose Nick
erson; Gounod's "Serenade" and PENIS
"Carissima.' Miss Latimer; Schumann's
Concerto. opus "a first movement. Miss
Floeckher. with Miss Linton at second
piano: violin trio. Sonata" by Lachner,
Miss De Guern. Misses Thomas and Men
eel: piano solo. LISTS "Rhapsodie Hon
groise No. g." Miss Linton.
Miss Bessie n. Wild entertained Satur-
day afternoon last at a studio recital
when piano numbers We're contributed by
Staley Clarke. Charley Proudley, Misses
Louise Lowrey, Geneva Wallace, Nina
Wallace. Thelma Payne. Matilda Senior
Clyone Wallace and Mrs. Cora Clarke
Among those giving vocal numbers were
Messrs Archie w. Davis, c. Risdon AL
len. William II. Dalkin and Misses Estelle
Wild and Mary Willoughby
commencing Sunday. January ). H. H
Freeman. organist and choirmaster of
old st. Johns Church. Lafayette Square,
will inaugurate a series of recitals pre-
liminary to the afternoon service. Be
SIDES the organ numbers there will be
SOLOS by prominent local Observation-Disclosures
as we'll as by Paul Bleyden, Charles
Irowbrldge Tfttmann and the boy So
pranO Of the organization
Halstead P. Hoover, baritone will sing
THIS morning at the Union Methodist
church; his solo at the offertory being
al ~.
sustain the solo parts in the Christmas
cantata, "A Promise and Fulfllment'
by Ashmead, which will be given at Cal
vary Methodist Church.
Music lovers fortunate enough to have
the entire to Mrs. Oldbergs informal att
ernoon affairs enjoyed a treat last Sun
day The program was given by Miss
Anna Root. who has contralto voice of
large range and plea mt quality: Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bryant, Miss Landonia
Brock of Riverton, Va, and Harris Frank
lyn. with Miss Norma Cobb as accom-
PIANIST.
The second of a series of mid-season
musicals by the pupils of Douglass G.
Miller was given Wednesday at his resi-
dence, Miss Anna Clokey. soprano; Rob
ert Burns, bass. and Neville D. Miller. ac-
Among recent events of interest wa
the piano and violin recital given at tn,
-kohler Music School, whici
friends of the students. The program in
cluded the piano solos. Sonata in A Ma
lor. by Mozart; menuetto. "Alla Turca,
Miss F1orene Mcdonnell: berceuse. by IL
jinsky. Miss Eleanor O'Leary: menuetto
by Schuett, and March of the Dwarfs,
by Grieg. Miss Mary Evans: Morning
Mood, by Grieg. Miss Ingrid Westesson
La Regatta Venesziana." by List. and
.Mazurka," by GODDARD. Miss Ruby Ga
and polonaise. by Mcdowell Miss Nc
Reynolds: violin solos, 'Serenade," by
Pierne. William Nez. accompanied by
Miss Florence Mcdonnell: Meditation"
| from That's" Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, &C
companfed by Mrs. Jesse w Rawlings
string quartet, "Andante Religioso," by
Koehler, and menuetto. by Dancla, Misses
| Wilbur, Barnett. Iinderkohl and Prof
kaspar.
| The Rebew Orchestra, H. W. Weber
conducting, was heard again in concert
Friday evening at the Keller Memorial
! Church. The orchestra was assisted in
| giving the program by Miss Mabel Louise
F., Benzler. soprano; Mrs. Margaret Koontz
Holland. contralto: J. E. S. Kinsella
bass. and Misses Cornelia M. Long. Bes-
ste L. Tegeler and Mrs. Cecile Phelps
AT Night by Metcalf and Nevin's
| Rosary: Miss Benzler was heard in
| "All Mine Alone" by Phillips, and Love
! in Springtime. by Arditi, and Mr.. Kin
sella made decided success in his rem
dition of LOchiel's Song of the Turn
key" and Break. Break, Break by
| Lewis. Two violin and clarinet duets
Call Me Thine Own" by Halvey. and
| Two Thoughts by Strong, played by
Miss Pauline Scott and H. B. Scmidt.
We're novelty, and the orchestral num-
bers included: March. Polly Prim over
ture, Poet and Peasant; waltz on cele-
| brated Hungarian melodies, "Puzzina
| Maiden. Roberts: selection. Spring
Maid" by Renhardt; Mexican Kisses
| by Roberts; "Humoresque,' by Dvorak,
and plantation melodies, Sunny South
| by Lampe.
| The pupils of Mrs. and Miss McCarty
] participated recently in a studio recital,
, this being the first recital of the season.
a social half hour followed the program.
which was given by the following pupils:
| Misses Ethel Jenkins Margare. Butler,
Theodore Adams, Mary Chamberlain.
Alva Robinson, Adelaide and Alma South
wick, Muriel Graham. Margaret Johnson,
Ruth and Martha Grimes. Marian Evans.
Irma Wenger and Miss Katherine Lyons.
Percy Eector Stephens of New York
city was the guest of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson Wednesday and Thursday of
last week.