Evening star., 1913-04-20
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ROll. Of the OrcneSIral numbers iiloie
than usual interest attached TO the
march. "Trooping the Line" written by q.
| j. Weber, brother of Conductor Weber,
and played from manuscript, which
proved SO popular it was given second
time under the baton of the composer
Other compositions by the orchestra were
| stars and Stripes Forever" by Sousa;
overture, La Burlesque,' by Suppe;
"Whispering Flowers by Won Blon; ada
gio and allegro movements from Haydn's
symphony in d major" Gold and Sill
YER" by Lehar, and selections from The
Mikado.''
The music is a special feature of the
meetings at the Columbia Theater con-
Quoted by the Christian Endeavor So
cieties of the District. Percy S. Foster,
who has charge of the programs. is assist
ed by William T.. Braithwaite, director OF
music of the Christian Endeavor Society.
At the recent meeting when Secretary
William Jennings Bryan made the ad-
dress the Porter Male Quartet, with Ed
win l.. Yewell as accompanist, contribut-
ed three numbers, and at the meeting
held last Sunday quartet composed OF
Mrs. Marjorie Hart Moulton. soprano;
Miss Ada Arundel, contralto; Frank Ed
mund Boyer tenor, and Edwin Callow,
basso, was heard. Mrs. Vivian Church
Matson assisted at the piano. The fol-
lowing program will be given this after
noon at 800 o'clock: Tenor solo, BE Thou
Faithful Unto Death from the oratorio
'.St Paul. by Mendelssohn. Charles E.
Myers; ''Hosanna." by Granier, Miss
Viola Shippert, soprano; Calvary" by
Rodney. Edwin Callow, bass. and duet.
Love Divine, All Love Excelling. from
Daughter of Jairus,' by Stainer Miss
Shippert and Mr.. Braithwaite Miss Mel
lie NJ Sacrey will be the accompanist.
Miss Mabel Roberts. soprano: Miss
Ethel Lee. cellist. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden
pianist, furnished musical treat at the
| reading room for the blind. Library Of
Congress, Friday evening. Miss Roberts
gave effectively the songs Mother of
Nine" by Tours; The Blackbird. by
Parker: Spirit Flower" by Upton; 'Lul-
Cadman; My Heart by Randegger;
will O. the Wisp.'' by Spross and ''Ele-
gle" by Massenet. Miss Lee played with
her usual skill the "Adagio.' from so
tini "Andante Cantabile,'' by Stiasini.
and "Tarantelle" by Squire, with Mrs.
Bleyden giving admirable support at the
piano.
At the close OF the rehearsal Of the
Rubinstein Club Wednesday morning
q meeting was held for the nOmina-
| ton of officers for the ensuing year.
At the request of Mrs. Blair. Mrs. Ho-
bart Brooks honorary president of the
club. presided. Former officers were
renominated, as follows: President,
Mrs Blair: first vice president, Mrs.
Clarence 3. Rheem: secretary. Miss
Blanche Yewell: treasurer, Mrs. AL
fred T. Gage; librarian, Mrs Edwin L..
Yewell Nominations for the second
| vice president were as. follows: Mrs.
William r. Reed, Mrs. r. L. Dalgleish,
Mrs. d. Olin Leech and Mrs. Isaac
Cans Election for this office will be
held May IA The closing concert Of
the season will be held May Z, with
Miss Inez Barbour. soprano, as soloist:
Among the numbers under rehearsal
by the club is an adaptation of The
Swan" by saint:saens. and {. Nevins
Dream After the Ball." "Snowflakes."
| bv Cowen, and "O'er the Shadows of
the Silent Lake" by Harry Patterson
Hopkins Mrs. Blair is spending the
week end in New York.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson has returned
| from New York and will resume his du-
ties at the Church Of the Covenant today.
| At the afternoon service, at $50 O'clock
the following program will be rendered
by the double sextet. with Harvey Muir
ray at the organ: Anthem. Have Mercy
| Upon Me- by Minshall, with incidental
solo by Miss Mary 1sobel Hall: soprano
solo. Lead, Kindly Light" by Hawley
4 MISS Hail, dHlIcIu. ~iS, ~ N1cO,
by Mendelssohn: offertory solo, 20 Para
| disc" by Hawley. George II. Miller, and
anthem. Grant Us Thy Peace by Men
| delssohn. At the evening service at 8
| o'clock the choir of 100 voices will repeat
by request the Wagner special musical
service given last December. The pro-
gram is as follows: Organ prelude. cho-
| raj from Die Meistersfnger" process
sional, 20 Mother, Dear Jerusalem" by
Ward; anthem. 80 Lamb of Cod: So
oS-in Mice
| trude Reuter-; anthem. '.All Praise to God
in Light Arrayed," Mr. Miller and choir
/ offertory anthem, "Shout the Glad It'd
ings"; anthem. GLORIOUS Is Thy Name
enfold Amen by Stainer, and organ
postlude, Professional March, from Die
| MeisterSinger.
| Mrs. Susanne Oldberg has discontinued
| the Sunday afternoon musicals, which
| have attracted such an interested COM
pany Of music lovers throughout the sea-
son. An exceptional program was given
/ last week under the direction Of Miss
Root, the soloists being Mrs. Helen Dono-
hue De Yo, soprano of ST. Margarets
Episcopal Church, and Mrs. William 7.
Reed, a prominent member Of the Rubin
stein Club and contralto soloist of Cal
vary Baptist Church.
| The pupils of Miss Florence Herman
were heard in recital Sunday afternoon
at her studio. Included in the program
We're the piano solos. Fair and ''Slum
ber Song" Milford Blum; Knight Rup-
pert" by Schumann. and "Elfin Dance"
Norman Blum; Petite Scene Suisse,
.Christmas Tree March," Helen Wolter-
stein: ''Mignonette." by Lichner, Little
Shepherdess.' Josephine Ney: Boys
March" THE Mill" Helene Klawans:
Bridal Chorus by Wagner-Low. Rere-
nice Rothschild: witches Dance" Ruth
Rosenfeld: The Flatterer." by Chami-
made. Hannah Gichner; "Minuet." by
Beethoven, and "Barcarolle." by Often
bach, Ruth Schwab: ''Serenata," by
Moszkowski, Jennie Nordlinger; Rubin
STEMS Melody in F. George Nordling-
Chopin, and Forest Elves" Camille
Schwab: Waltz in A Flat" by Gurlitt,
and Wild Rose" by MacDowell Anita
Sanders; "Nocturne in T. Flat" by
Chopin. and .'Humeresque," by Dvorak,
Elsie Picard; Norwegian Bridal Process
sion, by Grieg. and Dancing DOLL by
Poldini. Mildred Wallerstein. At the con
clusion of the program Miss Herman
i gave Waltz in A Flat" opus 4S and