Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

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| cess. The choir was assisted by Mrs
Helen Donohue De Yo, Mrs. Hugh
| Brown, Mrs Bessie Birch Haycock.
Mrs. William X. Nottingham and Miss
Gertrude Reuter-. sopranos; Miss Anna
Brett. Faye humphrey. Caroline Gof and
Emma Houchen. altos; Messrs. William
Braithwaite. w. 8. Blanchard, w. j.
Caulfleld and Charles Church tenors. and
Messrs. Frank Hewitt. Wilbur Peters.
John Waters and Sidney Lloyd Wright
son. bassos. The program included the
chorus, 1.-The Vagabonds," by Tanning.
| contralto solos, "Oh Fair, Oh Sweet and
Holy" by Cantor. and "O'er the Fresh.
Green Fields" by Chaminade. sung by
Miss Marian Larner; soprano solo. vii
lanelle." by Dell Acqua, Mrs. Noting
ham; trio, "Sancta Maria" by Faure.
Mrs. Brown, Misses Larner and Bum
phrey; bass solo. stone Craker John"
by Coates. James Hicks; tenor solos.
The; Birth of Morn by Leoni, and
Alone" by, Watts. Leroy Glider; chorus.
Samson and Delilah," by saint-saens,
Miss Brett; quartet. Sweet and Low"
by Barnby, and when Mabel Sings" by
Messrs. Glider and Hicks; baritone so.os.
Mon Desir." by Nevin, and Inter
Nos" by MacFayden, Mr.. Wrightson;
chorus. Hear MY Prayer" by Men
| by Mrs. De Yo.
Henry Purcell Veazie. choirmaster and
baritone soloist of st. Stephens Episco-
pal Church. has arranged a special pro-
gram Of music for the services today in
honor OF the presence of Ri. Rev. Al
fred Harding, D. D.. Bishop of Wash
| !nGton. who will administer confirmation
there this morning. The choir of men
AR. Veazie direction, Oliver Kings re
Deum" in D, CARROTS "Benedictus" in
e fiat and, at the offertory, the anthem.
Here by Babylon's Wave" by Cha. les
Gounod. At the evening service the COR
will render Stanfords Magnificent and
| ''Nunc Dimittis'' in B fiat. the anthem.
God Is Spirit" by Bennett. and he
chorus. with soprano solo. 1.-THE Souls of
gene Amis. principal boy soprano of the
choir, will sing at both services.
A recent event of interest was the
presented a number of students in a well
| chosen program of songs. Among the
numbers was the aria, "Conviens Partir,'
from THE Daughter of the Regiment"
''Du Bist Vie Fine Blume." by Rubin
stein. rendered by Miss Kibbey; Nina"
| by Pergoiesi, Miss SWIM; Bartlett S
Elaine" LIE Roy Glider; Chaminade' $
Chant. by Bemberg. Miss Shaw: Ave
Maria," by Bach-Gounod. Mrs. William
Reyburn: song cycle. "Dichter-Liebe," by
schumann. Miss Willard: Schuberts Fri
King" Miss Lucille Smith; aria, 'Che
Faro senza Eurydice." from 'Orpheus and
Eurydice," Miss Larner; aria, "Elizabeth's
Prayer" from "Tannhausef." Mrs. Hay
cock. Others taking part in the program
were Mrs. NJ. Bradford. Mrs. Hill, Mrs.
Hebbard. Mrs. A. G. Kuhn, Misses Camp
field. Pond. Wilson, Messrs. Gill am. Her
man, Christian Hemmick, Thompson,
John Waters and Wolfe.
One Of the most interesting of recent
student recitals was given Wednesday
evening at Belcourt Seminary. when the
following program Of classical compost
tions was given by members Of the piano
"valse Arabesque.'' opus g. by Lack;
Miss Lillian Burk; 20 du mein holder
Abendstsin." by Wagner,LisSt, 1 Miss :,
by Mozart "Morgenstimmung." by
Grieg; 'valse Triste." opus A. by Sibe-
Illus, Miss Gussie O'Keefe; "Du bist die
Rub" by schubert;Liszt: Fifth BarG ;as
Doris Philips 'Rhapsodie No. 81 by
Liszt, Miss O'Keefe; "valse." by Raff. and
Dreams Of Love-" nocturne, No. 3, by
List, Miss Phillips; Sonata" fiat.
by List Miss Ruth Shaw; vocal solos,
two songs from THE Life Of a Rose. y
by Lehman. The Bee and Lovers in the
Lane" rendered by Miss Bernice Evans;
Wilson: Who'll Buy Ny Lavender?' by
German: IF No One Ever Marries Ne.
by Lehman. Miss Jessie Ross; Calm
as the Night by Bohm, Miss Lillian
Y>vs
lah," by Saint saens, Miss Myra Wilson
A special musical service will be given
this evening at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. under the direction
of Miss Marguerite O'Toole. Two mum.
bers for the organ. "Canta Drammatico,
by Roeckel and "Nocturne." by Best
will be rendered by Miss O'Toole; an
them, Praise the Lord" by Haydn, will
be sung by the quartet Miss
!, Ada Arundel, alto; w. c.. Mills. tenor
and Wilbut Peter, bass; solo, 20 Jesus
Thou Art Standing" by Spross, Mr.. Mills
offertory. trio. Protect Us Through the
Messrs. Mills and Peter: anthem. &C
Saving Victim" Wagner, by the quartet
and organ postlude, ''Marche de Ia
Refine" by Ascher.
, A generous program of good music de
, lighted the students and faculty of Trim
ity Col eye Wednesday evening, wher
! Thomas Evans Greene was heard there
/ | in recital The concert took place il
O'Connor Hall, Miss Pearl Waugh as
sisting at the piano and proving sym
pathetic accompanist. Included in the
numbers were: Moon and Night" by
Hawley; "I Wonder If Ever the Rose.
by Slater: II Arise From Dreams Of
Thee" by Bruno HUM: "Bohm's "Stil
Vie Die Nacht,'' Hahn's' Isle mes yer.
avaient des allies; "Obstination," by
| Fontenailles: Mother @ Nine" by Franz
E. Tours; "slumber Song" by Gerrit
fields Polly and T.; THE Miller ane
the Maid" by Marzials: MY Rose" b,
, Caleb Lacy; you'll Get Oar in de Morn
in" by Burleigh; IAN Irish Love Song.
by Lang: 1.-The Low-back Car" "Mollit
Eawn" Rory O'Moore." ITO My FRS
Love" and You'd Better Ask Me-" by
Hermann Lohr; my Love Nell' an6
Love Is a Bubble
A request program will be given THU
evening at the First Presby terrain Church
under the direction Of Mrs. G. F. Schultz
who will also preside at the organ
Among the selections will be the organ
solos, "Nachstuck.' by Schumann
Maria, by Schubert. The choir will sin,
Credo by Cathay; trio for soprano. teno
and bass, Sweet is the Work" by VIE
gand; contralto solo. Salve Regina, b,
Buck; sor rano solo and quartet 'Hea
Us, o Father" by Millard and Postlude
march, from Aida" The personnel of tn
quartet includes Mrs. L. A. Roberts, so
prano; Miss Mary Belle Finney, con
tralto: Messrs. w. st. John Blanchar'