Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
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by Beach. and 'vergebllches Standchen,"
by Brahms, and Miss Hermann gave the
Concert Etude by MacDoweI and "Ecos-
saise." by Chopin.
The choir of mixed voices of st. Pat
rick's Church was entertained at a musi-
al Monday evening by the director.
Miss Jennie Glennan, at her apartment in
the Netherlands. The informal program
was well chosen, and included the So
prano solos. Ecstasy by Rummell. and
by Burnham, Mrs. Katharine Rogers: I'll
Bacio.'' by Arditi. Mrs. James Williams:
contralto solos, Gypsy Trail" by Gallo
way. Miss Elise Davis; The Quest" by
tenor solos. Aria" from "Pagliacci,'
La Donna e Mobile and Il Hear You
Calling Me- by Joseph Whittemore: ba IS
solo. The Heart Bowed Down." by r E.
Moore; Farewell to the Kings High
way" by de Koven. and You'd Better
ing Song by Del Riego. Mrs. Louis
Bradford: Bowl of Roses T. III. Clip
per: Il Love You Truly and DE Las
Long Res, Miss Carrie Manning; "A
MacLean; octet, THE Bacarolle.. from
Tales of Hoffman, by Offenbach; vio-
lin solo, ''Gondoliere' by Ries, Miss
koechlins, with Miss Glennan at the
piano.
blind at the Library of Congress last
week was given by a group of students
from Chevy Chase Seminary, under the
direction OF Thomas Evans Greene The
opening number was duet, THE Cruel
hx, by Faure, charmingly rendered by
Miss Ruth Pierson. soprano, of Detroit,
Mich. and Miss Carolyn Golf. contralto
of Lexington. Ky. This was followed by
a group Of songs. 1.-THE Rosary by
Mevin,n "slumber Boat" by Gaynor. and
Dorothy Meyers of Gallup. n. NJ; "A
Dream" by Bartlett. and "Husheen," by
Needham, Miss Louise Chase of Logans-
port. Ind; Yesterday and Today by
Sprose. and Mother O. Nine by Tours,
Gould l." by Tosti, The Dana by
Chadwick, Miss Pierson; "A Song of
thanksgiving" by Allitsen, Light by
Bauer. and my Laddie.' by Thayer,
Miss Golf Miss Margaret Linn of New
ark, N j., assisted at the piano.
The Girl of the Golden West Com
pany" will disband at Columbus, Ohio,
Saturday evening, and Richard p. Back
ing, who has completed this seasons
work with the Savage forces, will return
to Washington at that time, and remain
here until the beginning Of next season.
At the regular meeting of the Students
Club of the Washington College of Mu-
sic, held Thursday evening in the recital
hall of the college, the following program
was given: Invention" (by Bach). Miss
Reynolds: 'Solfeggietto'' (by Bach), Miss
Bouck; Gavotte" (by Bach and Saint
Saens), Mr.. Barr; Silent as Night (by
bohm: and Without Thee" by d'Harde-
Beethoven. Miss Pasch; "Sonatina." by
kuhlau, Miss Rankin: '.Arioso.' by
Lichner. Miss Fuller: Air de Ballet
Master Frederick Bryan; Spring Song"
When the Night With Silly Silence,
by Robertson. and 1T Is Not Because
Your Heart Is Nine" by Lohr, Charles
Church; piano solos, Prelude" by
Miss Miller; "Loreley," by
seeing; Miss b Thompson Preluds and
stratum No. 3. by List, Miss Hitch
cock: "Intermezzo in Octaves.'' by
Leschetizky, Miss Primm; songs. '"Twas
: Summer Garden" by Lohr, and "1n the
Be,,tar the Daisies Sizes by Hawley, Miss
irieg, Miss Bradley; Romance by
Miss Westergren; "Concer-
10" in G minor, by Saint-Saens, Miss
kampfe.
Miss Marian McFall. soprano; Miss Lii
Ian Koechling. violinist, and Miss Mil
bred Harrison. accomp anist, gave the
program Wednesday evening at the Ar
ington Hotel, the occasion being the an
nual banquet of the G. A. r. Miss Nc
Fall delighted the veterans and their
guests with her singing of 1.-The Old
Fashioned Bonnet" parody on 1.-The
Old Oaken Bucket" some original pa
triotic verses set to the music of the old
song, Sweet Genevieve," and 20 Starry
Miss Koechling played "Reverie,'' by
Sarasate, STARS and Stripes Forever"
and patriotic melodies.
Prominent soloists Of this city gave a
concert Monday evening under the au-
spices Of the Cameron Club Of Alexan-
aria. The affair took place in the parish
hall of Old Christ Church. which was
crowded to the doors. Among those con-
tributing to the occasion was Mrs.
Blanche Muir Dalgleish, contralto: Miss
Grace Ross reader; Miss BERTHE Thomp-
son, soprano; Arthur Butler Pierce, bass;
Kenneth Ogden, tenor; Miss Caroline
kast. violinist, and Mrs. Arthur Pierce
Miss Viola Schippert, soprano, and Miss
Augusta Hill, contralto, will give a joint
song recital Wednesday morning at the
Miss Pauline Whitaker, contralto, en-
at a small musical Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her house guest,
IhTS. C0Wih SdTuldu Oh new IOTh'. "A
program was given by Mrs. Nellie Will
SON Shir-clif, soprano: Mrs. Paul Bley
den and Miss Whitaker.
The musical program at the First Rap
fist Church this morning will include
the anthem, Seek Ye the Lord" by the
quartet. with incidental solo by William
NJ. Winchole. tenor: soprano solo. Come
Unto Him." Miss Marian McFall: con-
tralto solo. HE Shall Feed His Flock"
Mrs. James Kerr. This evening the Of
fertory number will be a duet-Bieder-
setting Of Lead, Kindly Light
sung by Miss McFaN and Mrs. Kerr.
Mrs. Lewis Bradford was the soioist
evening at the sodality service
Of the Immaculate Conception Church,
when she was heard in Marcos "Salve
Regina"
A successful musical took place Tues
day evening in the parish hall Of st.
Paufs Episcopal Church. The first part
of the program included tenor solos by
DR.. Henry Jaeger. bass solos by War
rem Grims. soprano solos. Gypsy Maid"
and "A MadrDaJp nv Harrfa sing nv