Evening star., 1913-11-23

turn to the city tomorrow after trip 10
Bristol. Tenn. where she was heard IN
recital-a return engagement from last
season Mrs. Lawson Will sing in con-
cert Friday evening at Herndon, Va, un-
der the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Episcopal Church there.
Mr. and Mrs de Haas the latter soloist
at the First Church of Christ. Sclentlst,
gave the major part Of the program al
the Friday Morning Music Club last week.
and their work was received with Huch
enthusiasm by the discriminating au-
dience. Mrs. de Haas sang 'treundnche
Vision 'Traum Dnrch die Dammerung
and "Morgen." by Richard Strauss; AEch
hleine Dinge.' "Gesegnet Sci, NUN
Lasst uns Frieden Schliessen. "Maed-
chenlied' and -Er lists" all by Hugo
Wolf: ''Liebster. Liebster' Two in Ar
cadia' and Dutch Cradle Song" by Louis
de Haas. Mr., de Haas gave fine rem
diton of the Prelude and Fugue in +
Minor" by Bach, Novelette,. by Schu-
mann, "Nocturue by Chopin, and an i'm
provisaton upon a given theme. Other
numbers on the program were the piano
solos. ''Toccata." by Sant-Saens: claire
de Lune' and Cake Walk" by Debussy
contralto solos, La Cloche,' by Saint
Saens: Je ne Neux Pas Autre Chose
and Contemplation by Widor; III
man Wentz: violin solos. 'Intermedio,
by Mondenille 1715-1713l: Rocco and
La Poupee. by Drdla. Mrs. Dickey.
y recital which gave much pleasure 10
the blind and their guests took place
Wednesday evening at the national IL
brary for the blind. 1920 II street, Miss
Gurle Luise Corey giving the program.
assisted by Miss Edith Keyes pianist.
Miss Corey sang the aria, 'Qh. non ca
redes. from La Sonambula"; songs,
'Ridente Ia Calma.'' by Mozart: I'm
91F hl- ieaI' hx-
Brahms: Pastorella' G6th century,,
Nainkas Song" by Whishaw; Down in
the Forest by Landon Ronald; Birth
of Morn" by Leoni; Early Morning" by
Peel: Come Down. Laughing Streamlet.
by Spross; "Saper Norresti,' from TN
Rallo in Maschera." by Verdi. and
"Gavotte." from "Nanon.' by Massenet.
Miss keyes played the accompaniments
and also added to the pleasure of the
listeners by her rendition of the sonata
by Grieg.
Miss Florence Macdonald sang last week
at the Second Presbyterian Chuych in
Alexandria. the occasion being the sd
anniversary of the organization of the
Westminster League. Miss Mcdonald
proved acceptable in the songs 'Hark
Hark. the Lark by Schubert: The Rob
in Sings in the Apple Tree" by MacDow-
ell: My Heart" by Randegger; :.Lo.
Tis the Hour and "Ganges Boat Song,
both by Logan; Songs My Mother
Taught Me-" by Dvorak: How Much l
Love YOU" by La Forge and the song
cycle First Love" by L. NJ. Genet,
which included Love Touched Me With
Infinite Wing" THE Wind Blows Over
the Niolets" and Comes ecstasy" Miss
Pearl Waugh assisted ut the piano. Miss
Macdonald was the soloist Wednesday
evening at one OF the special services
being held in the church. her selections
being % Love That Will Not Let Me
Go. by Harker; "Gethsemane." by Mary
Turner Salter. and, by request. Face to
Face by Johnson.
Miss Meta Jaeger soprano: Henry
Jaeger. tenor and Miss Dorothy Burch,
Wednesday evening in the parish hal!
of Ascension Church. Miss Jaeger sang
"Barcarole." by Spencer Johnson. "A
Birthday" by Woodman. and ''At Part
ing" by Rogers. Mr.. Jaeger was heard
in "Ah. Morn OF Ny Delight from Liza
Miss Burch played MacDowell's Polo
naise'' opus 46, and ''Nocturne,' opus 30,
by Chopin.
The Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist
Sunday school gave its twenty-third
annual concert Friday evening, when
program of high order Of excel
lence was given by d. G. Angevine. late
tenor soloist of st. Johns Cathedral.
Denver, Col: 4. owen Penney, basso
cantante; Mrs. Helen Donahue Deyo.
soprano; Mrs. Anna Brett Sunny, con
tralto; Prof: Anton Kaspar, violinist;
George II. OConnor, in humorous songs.
and Leroy Oldham. dialect readings.
Charles L. Houser contributed an in
strumental novelty. The accompanies
We're Louis 4. Potter, jr: Mrs. Herbert
l.. Davis and Miss Marie Higgins.