Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

Elise Davis. contralto of st. Patricks
mixed choir, and Miss Margaret Aylmer.
Miss Mamie Mullaly was in charge Of the
music and presided at the organ.
Miss Lulu H. Chapel, formerly Of this
city, has been spending week here as
the house guest of her former teacher.
Mrs. Lucille I. Belts. Miss Chapel Is
schools of Pen Yam. and is otherwise
prominent in the musical life of her
adopted home, to which she returned the
last Of the week. During her stay here
! musical evenings given by Mrs. Belts.
At the first the program was given by
Mrs. Mildred Monroe, who sang an aria
| from Lucia" "A Rose" by Denza, and
my Heart At the Sweet Voice." from o.
Spross; Boat Song" by Harriet Ware,
and Floods of SPRING" by Rachmanin-
off. and Miss Chapel. who was heard to
advantage in Sweet Little Baby Of T.
by Sobeski, with Miss Anna Belts as
accompanist. Friday evening the pro-
gram was given by Miss Anna Belts.
contralto. and B. Frank Gebest. pianist
List Polish songs Tho Spinning Song
| from the Flying Dutchman," and Hun
garian Rhapsody. No. g." by Liszt; Miss
Belts sang effectively In an aria from
| testations.' by Norris. and Itch frage."
| by Hochbrunn. The last number is new.
| 1t is the work Of a composer little known
| in this country, but who has already
won recognition abroad.
| The concert by the Orpheus Quartet
| which took place Tuesday evening at the
New Willard attracted an audience of
generous proportions. The personnel Of
the quartet includes Miss Mary Sherier.
soprano: Miss Anna Brett. contralto;
Messrs. William G. Atherholt and Arthur
as accompanist, and the program included
the quartet, Spinning Wheel" from
Martha: bass solos. II Am Thy Harp
by Woodman: Don Juan's Serenade" by
reg. Pleurez, mes yeus'' from 10 cid.''
by Massenet, Miss Sherier; piano solos,
The Spinning Song and Der Erlkonig''
by List. Mr. Potter; quartet, ''Un di. Sc
| What Have to do With Thee" from
Elijah. by Mendelssohn. Miss Sherier and
Mr.. Deibert: aria. NE pouvant Reprimer,' u
from n{Sar," Her odss BY M1assenet Mr.
from Samson and Delilah..' Miss Brett;
quartet, "Puck's Song; tenor. 9Th. :ru
Water N N;n;ph. quartet, Song Of the
Tears: soprano and contralto, Flower
Fairies; bass. ROBIN Goodfellow;' :
soprano. 1.-THE Weary Sun All Golden
Red: quartet, Come Away. Elves. y
| The various numbers were cordially re-
ceived. encores being the order OF the
occasion.
B. Frank Gebest will substitute TODAY
| and for several weeks to come at the
organ Of the Foundry Methodist Church
| in place of Mr.. Armacost, the regular
organist. who is i'll OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Jeffries. formerly Miss Kate
Latham. soprano. of this city. is spend.
ing short time here az the guest Of her
aunt. Miss Latham Of L street Mrs
Jeffries was at one time q member o1
the st. Matthew'S choir under Miss Jen.
ME Glennan.
The musical features OF the monthly
meetings OF the Gaelic Society are prov.
ing more than usually interesting unde.
the capable management Of Miss Jennie
Glennan. Wednesday evening the meet.
ing was held in the cabinet room OF the
New Willard. when Miss Agnes Whelan
delighted the members with her interpre-
| tation of three Irish folk songs, an ar
ranged by c. Vtlliers Stanford. and John
Nolan achieved his usual success In
J "0aureau'' and st. Mary's Bells," Civ.