Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16
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stroop and Masters Beriiner and GitteI-
man During the reception a musical
program was rendered by Misses. Ethel
Fisher Gertrude McRae. Moore, Mary
rs. Lynch. Margaret Umbau. Halcyone
Hargrove and Masters Morton and Ray
mond Gittelman. Other numbers were
gwen 10y Nine. Won Unschuld and J.
Glushak. baritone. A feature of interest
was the playing of Madeleine. the four
year-old daughter of Nine. Won Tn
schuld. the gifted child giving Song
Without Words by Mendelssohn
Miss Jennie Glennan has arranged the
following program to be given We'd
the Gaelic Society at the New Willard
Quartet, Sing, Sweet Harp (old Irish),
words by Moore. arranged by Stanford,
Mrs Harold Whalen, Miss Carrie Man
ming Howard Cook and T. L. Moore:
solos. "Hark. Hark. the Soft Bugle'.-air.
The Banks of Dunmore' Griffin:
Il Wish Were On Yonder HILL Clifford
rage sung by Eugene Walter; Irish Lul-
laby, words by Graus. music by Stan
iora: IRISH Lullaby. words by Fahy.
ming; bass solos. Battle Hymn" and
st. Mary's Bells both by Stanford,
words by Graves, Thomas r. Moore;
contralto solo. Turn Ye to Me-" Miss
lana isnd Ar a1no quartet Pictures of Ire
ming. Mr.. Cook and Mr. Moore.
Under the direction Of the entertain
ment committee. the Washington Canoe
Club held its first ladies' smoker of the
season Saturday evening at the c,ub-
house. The following program was ac-
ceptably rendered and enthusiastically
received: Memoirs de Nevin." arranged
10y De Loss, and ITO a Wild Rose" by
Club, Walter I. Holt. director; contraIto
solos Il Think" and Dearest" by
ID Hardelot. Miss Anna Brett; soprano
SO os. Life, from the Cycle OF Life"
ana Comm Thro' the Rye" Miss Mary
Sherier; banjo solo. "valse BriIliante."
by Bacon, Dufore Brown; contralto solos,
Inc Try OF Rachael by Salter. and II
Love You Truly" by Bond, Miss Richie
Mclean: tenor solos. Let Me Like a
9 EHa1.r FAN L and Look Down. Dear
The Lighter Man. Newton T. Hammer;
tenor solo. Vera" Leroy A. Glider: two
irish songs and annie Laurie Thomas
Evans Greene; sextet from Lucia" Mrs.
yam f1per' Misses Sherier. Brett. Nc
Lean. and Messrs. j. F. NJ. Bowie.
Greene, Hammer, Glider, G. Calvert
Bowie. Edwin Callow, and original read
ings. Edwin Callow The accompanies
We're Mrs. Goodhue, Miss Armstrong and
George II. Wilson.
e. Scott Hunter. organist and choir
master of the Church Of st. Michael and
All Angels, Will give a recital at the
cnurcn tomorrow evening. assisted by
MRS. J. s. Cox, contralto; Paul NJ. l;iesy
baritone. and J. B. Wilson, accompanist
The program will include the Organ So
nata III Z. No. >, by Mendelssohn: inter-
mezzo I'm D flat by Holins; vocal solo
l nus Saith the Lord from Gaurs Holy
City, Mr.. Giesy; organ solo, Cavatina nv
RafT; vocal solo. He was DesDise,l
from the Messiah. Mrs. Cox; organ. An
dantino in ID fiat. by Lemare; duet Nov
We Are Ambassadors" from Mendeis.
sohns st. Paul. Messrs. Giesy and Scott
Hunter: organ, Meditation" F.legv Inv
Borowski; vocal solo. 90 Rest in the
Lord; from Elijah. Mrs Coy. organ
postlude in d, by Smart.
Nine. Marie Won Cnschuld will leave
tomorrow for a four-week concert tour
through the south. At the Conclusion Of
her southern trip she will go to New
York. where she will repeat before some
of the music clubs Of the metropolis the
lecture given last week at Columbia Irni-
versity. New York, ON piano playing and
teaching. which will be illustrated bv mo-
ton pictures.
The Keller Memorial Choir. under tbe
direction of W. o. Little, gave an even
ing of music last Sunday night, present
ing we'll selected program Preceding
the service Organist w. ]. Weber render
ed a program, consisting Of 'Chanson"