Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-06

| othy Baxter, pianist. The following pro-
gram was presented in pleasing manner:
| ski. "Fenitienne. by GODDARD. Witches
| Dance by Mcdowell: tenor solos,
Wishes, by Sans Souci. Forever and
a Day by Bischoff, WHO Knows" by
Ball; soprano solos. Spring Song by
Dick. The Nightingale Has a Lyre of
Gold by Whelpley. Lullaby" by
| Brahms; contraito solos. "A Memory"
When the Roses Fall. by vannah.
Eyes of Irish Blue" by Lynn. AN Old
Riddle by Neidlinger. Just Weary
II, IN for ro You by Bond, The Nightn
Love, by Hawley; duets for soprano and
/ contralto. Il Would that My Love- by
| Mendelssohn. and Wanderers Night
Song" by Rubinstein
| Miss Clarine McCarty entertained at a
| class recital Saturday evening in the
| Comstock studio The young piansts
Miss Ethel Elliott, soprano who was
| pleasing in her singing of The Little
| Gray Dove. by Salter: "A Memory" by
| Parke. and Love. I Have Won You
| strumental numbers included Country
! Dance" by Nevin. arranged for two
| pianos. Misses Katherine Lyons and Edith
Thomas: 'Poupee Valsante,' by Poldini
Miss Gertrude Yung Kwai; "Barcarolle.'
| from Les Contes d'Hoffman." by Often
bach Greenwald. Miss Ruth Grimes:
| viii o the Wisp." by Jungman. Master
stewart carpenter: "Humoresque." by
Dvorak. Miss Margaret Johnson; "Rondo''
| from Quartet in F. by Mozart. arranged
| for two pianos by Miss McCarty Miss
Alma Southwick: "Tarantelle." by Dennee.
Miss Martha Crimes: Spring Song by
provisation" and "Moto Perpetuo" by
Mcdowell. Miss Irma Wenger ITO a
Water Lily" by MacDowell: "valse in G
Flat" by Chopin. Miss Miriam Evans:
OWLS
Prelude in c Sharp Minor by Rach-
maninoff. Miss katherine Lyons: march
from "Leonore symphony" by Raft. first
piano. Miss Martha Eldridge and Miss
Wenger and Miss Margaret Johnson:
Concert Valse in D Flat by Wieniaw-
ski Miss McCarty
Mrs. Charles W. Richardson loaned her
parlors Tuesday evening for musical
and literary entertainment under the aus
pices of the English class of the Y w
C. A. A varied program found much ap-
PROBATION from the large audience pres
ent. the numbers including the piano
solo. Sonata, Opus 1O9'' by Beethoven
Donald Harris Freeze: dramatic reading,
Miss Grace Ross: tenor solo. when the
Freeze. Herbert F. Aldridge: violin solo.
lie Cysne.' by Saint Saens. and Min
uet,' by Beethoven, Miss Elizabeth Will
Buck. Miss Richie Mclean: piano solos,
Reflects dams reau." by Debussy: 1.-The
Eagle and Starlight" both by Mac
Dowel; Die Loreley." by List Mr.
the Delicate Air" by DR.. Arne; The
Swan Bends Low to the Lily by Mac
Dowell; mo More" by Henschel, Miss
Meta Craig: dramatic reading. Miss
Ross: tenor solos. From the Land of
the Sky Blue Water, AT Dawning' and
when the Moon Sets Low" all by Cad
man. Mr.. Aldridge; piano solo, LIE
gende,'' by List.
A select program OF vocal and instru-
mental music by pupils of Bessie n. Wild
was given at her studio Saturday even
ing. the occasion being the last of a
series of studio musicals to be rendered
during the present season. Those giving
vocal selections were Miss Louise Lowe
Archie w. Davis. Misses Estelle Wild
Thelma Payne, Mary Willoughby and C.
Risdon Allen. and those presenting piano
numbers were Misses Louise Lowry,
Geneva Wallace Thelma Payne. Mildred
F>ultz, Nina Wallace, Margaret Harrng-
ton. Matilda Senior, Clyone Wallace and
Charles Proudley.
Earl Holer conductor of the Arion
Gesangverein, has arranged q program
for the fifth musical OF the season, to
be given this evening at $50 o'clock
Among those assisting will be Miss
Chenowith, contralto; Miss Ida Ullman
and Miss Louise NJ. Farrow. violnists:
Miss Minerva Bailey: pianist, and Harry
musical by the Arions this season.
The following musical numbers will be
rendered today at the First Congrega-
tional Church At the morning service.
anthems. Praise the Lord by Min
shall; Great and Marvellous" by Farm
er; ohertory solo. Like as a Heart De-
sireth, by Allison. Miss Edna Scott
smith. contralto; organ postlude from
Handel. At the evening service organ
prelude from Mendelssohn: anthems, 20
Lord. How Manifold" by Barnby: Tar
~ with Sd,liol Me-" by Baldwin; choir hymn.
organ postlude by Whiting
The Keller Memorial choir. under the
direction of w O. Little. gave a meri-
Angels" last Sunday night Organist w
j. Weber gave recital preceding the
cantata. which included Awakening" by
Engelmann: Sublime Sweet Evening
by Engelmann. The choir rendered An
gel Guards and Angels at Gethsemane,"
Miss Flora Palmer sustaining the solo;
The Wondering Angels Miss Helen
Harper; soloist; Rock Of Ages. Miss
Marie Humphreys and W. R. Little, So
lolsts: The Angels Of the Resurrection"
w. r. Settler, soloist THE Victory Is
Won" Miss Louise Bowlder. soloist;
Thou Art Gone on High" William Rohr-
man, soloist; Joys in the Mansion of
Light Miss Marie Humphreys, soloist. |
and Angels Alteration W. r. Settler,
soloist
Two compositions of widely different
character filled the hour of music at the
Friday Morning Music Club last week |
The song cycle, THE Morning of the
Year by Charles Wakefield Cadman. and
cycle was given by the Mendelssohn
claw Gawler, soprano: Miss Faye
Rowena humphrey. contralto; Messrs.
Richard p. Backing, tenor. and George
III. Miller, bass. with Miss Julia Higgins
accompanist. and Sydney Lloyd Wright
son, musical director. The work abounds
in pleasing melodies and both solo and
ensemble numbers were received with en-
thusiasm. The sonata was rendered by
Miss Virginia Bestor with Intelligence
and technical skill
Elmo Jasper will be the offertory soloist
at this evenings service at the Westmin-
ster Memorial Presbyterian Church. He
will sing Stephen Adams Holy City"
correlating with an illustrated sermon by
the pastor on the subject, Jerusalem, the
Holy City
Thomas Evans Greene, tenor. and three
of his advanced pupils. Miss May Arm
strong soprano and pianist from West