Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-11
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by Miss Florence Noack. director and
sc prapo Soloist.
Among the selections to be given is
the anthem. % Lord. How Manifold.
| by Barnby. which Will be sung by
double quartet. composed of Miss Noack
and Miss Fannie Noack. sopranos: Miss
Nettie kluge and Mrs. T. W. Robinson.
altos: George Robertshaw and FL. G.
| Pearson. tenors: Walter Matson and
John Robnett. bassos; Ave Marie
Stella" by Griee. and Lied" by Schu-
| bert. quartet for strings and organ.
! rendered by Mrs. :. V Gusack first
violin: Frank Howard, second viclin;
| Miss Lillian Milovich, viola: George
! Frey. viola. and Mrs Edmund Barry.
organist: bass solo. 20 For a Closer
Walk With God" by Schneider. Mr..
Matson: solo for cello. andante. by
Saint-Saens. Mr.. Frey: soprano solo,
Lord God of Eternity" by Mascheroni,
Miss Noack. with accompaniment by
string quartet: offertory arle by
Haydn. string quartet. anthem. Il Am
and string quartet. At the morning
service the quartet Will sing Rock
of Ages" by Dudley Buck: The Golden
Threshold" by Lohr, and the offertory
! number will be an organ solo. Bef-
ceuse." by Renard
! The following musical numbers will be
rendered at the First congregational
Church today: " the morning serv-ce:
! Organ prelude. ''Audante in G. by Silas:
anthems: blessed Are They That Dwell
in Thy House. by Tours; The Lost
Chord; offcrtory. bass solo. My Ike
deemer and My Lord" by Dudley Buck.
Mr.. Humphrey; organ postiude. March
hin T. by Guimant Al the evening serv-
ice: Organ prelude. off.rtoire N ID minor
by Batiste: Anthems. The sun Shall BE
no More by Woodward: I'm Pil-
grim" by Marstcn; organ. postlude
'''iTn. MriSterSlnGSr. by
ON the evening of Sunday. June I. the
choir of the First Congregations! Church
will give a choral service
\ successful entertainment was given
recently by Washington talent at the
public school building at Woodslde' Nd
! The program included the piano solo
| "Miserere" from III Trovatore. Dr. =" :.
/ w. Eldridae: vocal solos. ARIA. from
carmen, II Hear You Calling Me" by
Marshall and Naughty Marietta by
Victor Herbert. Mrs. Mae Buckler HI.
! Mrs. r. y Buckler: vocal solos. one
Fine Day from Mime. Butterny :;
.sWil o. the Wisp. 10y Spross. and Ihe
Swallows" by Cowen. Miss Lillian Lewis;
recitations. Mrs. Eldridge: Tiano SOLO
! .'Capriccio Brilliant OPP. 80. by Mendels-
| sohn, Fulton r. karr: scene from Ham
let Mrs Buckler and Mr.. George Buck
Ter: Hamlet Soliloluy' 1by request,:
Mr. Buckler: vocal solos. TIE Wild
Powers and THE Bob o Link. both
| composed by Mary F. Chesley. and sung
for the first time by Mrs. Eldridge; vlo-
| lin solo. Mrs. Cusack; songs. Those In
/ dearing Young Charms and Bonn
Sweet Bessie Mrs. Edredge. Mrs Ches-
/ lev and Mr. karr were the accompanies
! A special musical service will be held
| this evening at the Mount Pleasant Con-
eresational Church, under the direction OF
n, .I1<.tr~
Miss Marguerite oIoole. Inc cholr Mn
he assisted by Mrs. Horace Dulin. violin,
list and Lewis Corning Atwater. who Will
for this occasion preside at the organ IN
place Of Miss O'Too'e. who will play the
prelude for violin. harp and organ.
| '.Neditation' by MasSenet: anthem,
Hast Thou Not Known" by PlfieMger:
soprano solo. Hear Us. o Father. by
Coombs, with accompaniment oy Vio,ln
and harp: anthem, 'Out of the Deep. by
Bartlett sung by the solo quartet of the
church composed of Miss Ivy Herriot
Shade, soprano: Miss Ada Arundel. con-
! tralto: Mr.. c. Church, tenor. and William
| Eaton, bass.
| Donald Harris Freeze. organist and Ill
rector Of Luther Memorial Church, mas
arranged special musical prosraIns IoI
each of the services today. me quarte.
| Paine. soprano: Miss CAROLYN Gon con-
| traIto; c. Risdon Allen. tenor. and Joseph
/ Schofeld bass. will be assisted at the
morning service by r. Woodiand Gates
/ tenor and in the evening by Edgar Al
lien S,hoheld baritone. lately with the
Ouinlan grand opera company OF the
British Isles. The program Will lnciuoe
organ prelude. intermezzo and Wedd LON
| Prelude" by Nevin: anthem. Inc
| Heavens Are Declarins.' by Beethoven.
off ertory tenor solo. Prayer. from lie
cid" BY Massenet. Mr.. Gates; organ
postlude. allegro Moderate" In d ma
.'Toccata' by Pietro Alessandro You
..Humoresnue." by Dvorak: THE Death
\ of Asa by Grieg: anthem out OF tne
Il Deep hv Bartlett. soprano ana con.
bv smart. Miss Paine and Miss Con
baritone solo. 1T Is Enough. from Eli
iah." Edgar Allan Snofield: anthem
l..Fear Not Ye Israeli by Spicker' Or
gan postlude. Finale by Lemmens.
Lewis Corning Atwater entertained al
a musical Saturday evening at his
partment in the Ontario. presenting
several young pianists in a program
from the classics. The playing OF the
students was interspersed with records
of artists of world wide fame in grand
opera arias and made the occasion ao
ditionalIy enjoyable. Mr.. Atwatel
, ! opened the affair by playing the Moon
Il light Sonata" by Beethoven, and the
other selections were as follows
Piano solo "Minuette," by Beethoven
Miss Dorothy Fletcher: william Tell
: overture Bryors Band; "QVis es
Homo?" from "Stabat Mater Alma
. Chuck and Louise Homer: "Erlkoenig.
Nine Schuman -Heink; piano solo
"Impromptu." by Schubert. Miss Edit
Evans mad scene from "Luola." Nine
TStrazz.Si: piano solos, Song Without
; NERDS" and Confidence" by Mendels
|, | sohn, Miss Grace Fox, Consolation,
Miss Doris Little; Spring Song ant
spinning Song" by Mendelssohn. Mis-!
I I.oCkio kincer.
Lady Speyer, now Of England, for
|, merly Leonora Won StoSch of this city
scored great success at recent con
: cert given by the Queens Hall Or
? chestra, in London, with which she ap
peared as sol4ist for the benefit of al
, endowment fund for the orchestra.
/, Mary Helen Howe took proninen
: part in the French play, Les Pate
y de Mouche," by Eictorien Sardou. pre-
scented recently by the members of tn,
faculty of Brenau College at Gaines
viliF. Ga. where Miss Howe is voca
Instructor. According to accounts. Mis-
\ Howe acquitted herself excellently II
Y the role assigned to her.
; a choice program of violin and plan.
selections was presented in credita bl,
: style at 81 Johns College last evenins
: under the direction Of Josef Kaspar ant
: Miss katherine MacReynolds. The eff
!. forts OF the students showed careful an,
n intelligent training. and met with warn
o appreciation at the hands Of the listeners
The program follows: '.Nocturne, 70
/. violin and piano, by Slunicko: sal
i tarelle. for piano, Miss Eleanor O'Leary
y Romance. for violin. by Van Goens