Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

The program will include organ prelude
Night carol, Wonderful Night; reel
tative and air. There Were Shepherds"
Mrs Angevine: chorus. 1T Is the Christ
lie Bears" Mr.. Walker; offertory solo.
Then Let Us Ever Joyful Be- Miss
Rials; chorale. "All Christians May Re-
joice Today; recitative and arietta,
Mark Thou. My Heart" Miss Rails;
quartet. Welcome, Thrice Welcome:
solo. 20 Jesus, Lay Thy Gentle Head"
Miss Shaw: chorus, Now Praise We
All Our Cod
High school pupils figured prominently
and creditably on program given last
Saturday evening, when Miss Katharine
MacReynplds and Josef kaspar presented
joint recital. Among these pupils were
Francis Walker. who played the prelude
in sharp minor (for piano., by Rach-
mannoff; Eleanor OLeary. who gave the
Westesson, who contributed Grieg's But
terfy"; Elizabeth Quigley. who was
heard in "kamenoi Ostrow. by Rubin-
stein, and Miss Florence Mcdonnell, who
played 'slumber Song by Xander. and
Regatta Veneziana," by List Other
numbers on the program flor
VIOLIN. 'Humoresque.' by Dvorak, Will
liam Mes; 'Bolero, by Bohm. Miss
Isabel MCGEE; by the Brook" by Bois-
| deffro, Miss Elizabeth Wilbur tfor piano.,
Wedding Day at Troldhaugen." by
Grieg, Miss Mary Evans; 'Impromptu in
B. Flat Major by Schubert. Miss Ruby
Gaver: Moonlight Sonata" by Bee
''Nachtstuck." by schumann. and Sol
rec de Vienne No. t." by Schubert-Liszt,
Miss MacReynolds.
An incidental but attractive feature of
last week bazaar at Rust Hall was the
program of songs given Friday evening
| by Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby, Mary Clarke
Whitaker and Audrey Harvey, with Mrs
Frank Byram at the piano, In which the
singers scored a decided success. Among
the numbers were the solos, 1.-THE
Thought, of YOU" by Speaks: AN Open
Secret" by Woodman. Miss Harvey: "A
Riot of Roses by Coon,bs. and MY
man. Mrs Ormsby; II Hear Thrush
at Eve" by Cadman: Down in the For
est" by Roma d. Miss Whitaker; Jap
anese Love Song" by Thomas, Miss Har-
vey. and the duets, Passage Birds Fare
well. by Hildach. and "Barcarole,' from
Tales of Hoffman, Mrs. Ormsby and
Miss Whitaker.
Miss Blanche Polkinhorn was the So
loist at the initial meeting of the Ohio
Society held recently at RauscheI's. She
sang group of charming songs, THE
Northern Day." by Chadwick; Daisies
by Manney. and THE Sands O. Dee" by
Clay. The last number was dramatic and
sung with fine effect. Miss Edith Athey
was at the piano and accompanied in her
usual satisfactory style.
The customary musical service given
by the quartet of st. Paurs English
Lutheran Church the last Sunday evening
OF each month Will be given this evening
in order to leave next Sunday evening
free for the children of the Sunday
school. who are preparing program of
Christmas carols. The sacred cantata,
.The Star of Bethlehem by James Lin
IN Hal1 w no
der the direction of Mrs. William Hamil-
ton Bayly, by the quartet, composed OF
Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsman, soprano;
Mrs Julian Brylawski contralto; Herbert
substituting for Charles F. Roberts. the
regular bass of the quartet. These voices
will be supplemented by a second quar-
tet, Miss Esther Linkins. soprano; Mrs
j. II. Jones. contralto: Milton F'ilius,
tenor, and Charles F. Hyer. bass.
DIR. Minor C. Baldwin. an organist of
International reputation. was heard in
recital Tuesday evening at Ingram Me-
mortal Congregational Church by ca
pacity audience that testified by frequent
applause it's endowment of the various
numbers Especially after the last num-
Der. THE Storm given by request,
which was most realistic. was there much
enthusiasm. His other numbers included
&c Minor Fugue" by Bach: "Revere"
and Consolation by Baldwin: Sonata
by Fleuret, "Andante, by beethoven
'.Etude Symphonique" for the pedals),
by Boss: Death of Asa and "Anitra's
TAM" from the Peer Gynt Suite by
Grieg: "Adagio' by Bach: Overture"
by Rossini and "Pieerchor,' from Tam
hauser'' Dr. Baldwin was assisted in
, giving the program by Mrs. A. d. Melvin
who sang Adams The Star of Bethlc-
HEM and Mrs \. II. Zimmerman. who
gave Nevin's Rosary" John B. Wilson
accompanying.
Miss Marguerite Howard, soprano solo
list of ST. Stephens Catholic Church. will
spend busy Christmas, as after singing
at the church services she will contrib
ute to a program to be given Christmas
morning at the Jail. and later will sing
for the woman patients at the Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell, sopra-
no: Herman Rakemann, violinist, and
Miss Johnson, pianist, furnished must
cal treat for the students and faculty
OF Western High School Thursday after
noon when they were heard in joint re-
cital presenting both solo and ensemble
numbers in finished style.
| \ recital of interest in educational AM
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