Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-26

allotted to her. some OF which have been
imported by Miss Glennan and have never
been heard here before. She sang The
Stle in the Lane" by Needham. two old
Breton songs, MY Love Lies Dreaming
and mo Candle There (harmonized by
Liza Lehmann): "Your Fathers Boreen' -
by Needham: Her Brow Is Like the
Lily" and How Happy Are the Wood
birds" by Villiers Stanford; ''Chanson
Bretonne," from the cantata '.Fleur
dAjone." by Emile Durand. Mr.. Bowie
gave the ballad. '-She Is Far From the
Land poem by Moore, music by Fred
Lambert. and for encore a Scotch song
"MacGregors Gathering Supposed to be
the battle song of the Clan MacGregor),
with James f. Bagley assisting at the
piano; John Nolan was heard in the song
My Dark Rosaleen,'' by Needham; an
old Breton song. king Gralon's Daugh-
for encore Loeb Lomond' (old Scotch
Miss koechling. violinist. played in char
acterlStic style a Scotch suite by John
McGhie, (aD Lament" (bD "Pastorale -
tc) 'Dance,' the pastorale including a
bagpipe call, which she gave effectively.
Miss Marguerite Allen, who for many
years presided at the organ of Gurley
Memorial Church. presented a young stu
dent. Miss Mabel A. Ramsey, in recital
Wednesday evening at Douglas Memorial
NJ. Z. Church. Miss Ramsey was assisted
by Edwin Callow, baritone, who sang in
good style. Fear Not Ye, O Israel by
Dudley Buck; "crossing the Bar" by
Lane, and 20 Lord, Have Mercy from
the oratorio 'St. Paul" Miss Ramseys
numbers included "F'ugue in Ct minor -
by Bache; ''-Andante," from Fifth Sym
phony,' by Beethoven; First Sonata,
Introduction. PasIorale, Finale" by Gull
mant; 'Canzonetta." from The Raymond
Overture by Thomas; ITO a Water
Lily 'Humoresque," by Dvorak, and
Concert Overture" by Hollins.
Sol Minister, violinist, has organized
a quintet, piano and strings. that meets
once each week to play, principally for
the pleasure of reading and becoming
more familiar with many of the beau
tiful compositions in chamber music.
The few concerts given here in the
course of a season by one or two of the
noted string quartets, like the Flonza-
legs, gives but meager opportunity for
character-indeed, barely enough to
whet the appetite of those to whom this
music appeals The members of the
new organization are Mr.. Minister.
Koester. cello; Robert Doyle. double
bass, and Oscar Franklin Comstock,
piano.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs will be heard in
recital again this evening at the Graf
ton. and will include in her program
Lullaby from '.Jocelyn."' by GODDARD,
with cello obligato by Richard
Lorleberg; Rose of Nine" by Eric
Coates; Loving Is So Sweet" by Robert
Coningsby Clarke; Come Into the
Garden, Love-" by Salter; Itch Hebe
dich," by Grieg; Bonnie Sweet Bessie"
and Believe Me, If All Those Endear-
ing Young Charms"
Oscar Franklin Comstock will be the
officiating organist at the semi-monthly
recital at the Bethlehem Chapel of the
Nativity, Washington Cathedral, this
afternoon. beginning at o'clock Mr..
Comstock will play suite by Renaud.
intermezzo, offertoire. ION the Noun
tains," and Finale-Fugue" and Pas
torale" by McMaster.
Herr de CorteZ WOlffungen will en-
terrain this afternoon at matinee
musical, beginning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Miss Louise Finney of Knoxville,
Tenn. is spending the winter with
friends in Washington, and is taking
advantage of the musical opportunities
in the National Capital to continue her
studies in pipe organ.
Mrs. Theodore T. Apple. soprano solo