Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
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tom vocal solo. Sunbeams," by Ronald
Miss Louise Gregory: piano solo, From
the Carnival" by Grieg, Miss Eunice
Pearsall; two folk songs; 20 Love and
wick, Miss Airline Shackelford; piano
solo. Concert Waltz in L fiat by Lieb-
ling. Miss Daisy LIE Craw: vocal solo
summer, by. Chaminade. Miss Mary
Brewington: piano quartet. Peer Gynt
Suite" by Grieg. "A Spring Morning in
Norway" Asses Death" ''Anita's Ca
PRECIOUS Dance, in the Hall of the
Mountain King" Misses Shackleford
Nottingham. Austin and Mr.. Hopkins.
Mrs. Huron Lawson was the soloist OF
a morning recital Friday at National
Park Seminary when she delighted the
students and faculty with her interpre.
tau taa IONS; OF. Hear We, Israel" from the
The Little Gray Dove" by Saar and 1.-The
Blackbird." by Horatio Parker. in which
she was especially effective. Mrs. Law.
son VIII leave Tuesday morning for Win
gagged to give song recital the same
evening. Her program will include some
Old classical songs, a group of modern
french songs, another from modern Ger
man composers and the aria from Nine
Butterfly
Miss Mabel Latimer, soprano; Miss Eu-
genie de Guerin. violinist, and Miss Ma
pei Linton, pianist. gave a recital Fri
DAY evening at the reading room for the
blind, Library Of Congress- The program
included the violin solos, "Bachedime, -
'Romenze' and "Scherzo," by Ries,
Souvenir" Vision" and "serenade," by
Drdla, and Largo" and "Tarantella," by
Bailade in A fiat and Black Key Study,
ooth by Chopin, Lebestraum, by Liszt,
ana In the Woods" by Staub, Miss Lin
ton; soprano solos, ''Orpheus With His
Inv Cy,f1;
senet; Spring Song" by Well with violin
obligato; "A Love Note" by Rogers, aria,
Una Voco POGO fa,'' by Rossini, Miss
Latimer.
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, one of the tai
ented vioiinists in the younger coterie of
Washlngton musicians. gave a recital
tuesday evening at Limestone College,
carney, s. {. Miss Wilbur was received
with applause at the conclusion of her
numbers: which included Souvenir by
Drdla; Meditation from That's: The
swan" by Saint-Saens: the "Preisied."
from from Die Meistersinger," arranged by
Wlihelung; Hungarian Fantasia" by
Hauser, and "Adagio,' from concerto by
Bruch. -
Miss Catharine Cannon. mezzo- soprano
and James Young, tenor. furnished the
program pre IN at the National Library for the
Blind Thursday evening Miss Cannon is
one OF the most promising of the younger
singers in local circles and has frequent
~ ~ sung at some of the services Of the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart She was
heart to advantage Thursday in the
"MadrigaI," by Victor Harris; Because"
by DHardelot; My Dreams" by Tosti:
Happy Song" by Del Riego; Yesterday
and Today" by Spross. and Till DEATH
%, by Mascheroni Mr.. Young is Wash
ington youth, who has made notable
progress in his singing during the past
year: He has been tenor soloist at St
Pauls Episcopal Church, Alexandria. for
some time past and has just handed in
MS resignation to the committee in order
10 accept similar position offered him
at the Eastern Presbyterian Church. this
city, where he will take up his new du-
ties Easter Sunday. His, selections in
Guided The Slave Song" by Del Riego;
Spirit Flower" by Campbell Upton;
Boots and Saddles" by Dudley Buck;
"Eyentide. by Blumenthal, and Eyes
of Irish Blue by Flynn
The Energetic Club under the direction
OF Mrs Charlotte G. Lippitt, is rehearsing
d tnree-part cantata, The Golden VAL
ley by II. e. Warner, to be presented
some time this spring
At the Church of the Covenant this
AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock the double
seAtet, under the direction Of Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey MURRAY
at the organ, will render the second
part of The Message From the Cross"
by Macfarlane, which includes the
fourth, fifth. sixth and seventh words
from the cross. Incidental solos will
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Humphrey For the
offertory Mrs. Gawler and Mr. Wright
son will sing duet, Jesus, Lover Of
My Soul" by Kimball.
the evening choir of 100 voices will
render THE Crucifixion,' excepting
the hrst four numbers. Owing to the
accident to the organ last Sunday even
Ing In the middle of the first part, the
numbers I1, not sung then will be given
Abide With Me-" by Reed as the
offertory anthem. The solos in THE
Crucifixion" will be sustained by Miss
Gertrude Reuter-, George Miller and
Roland Carter.
The following numbers will be rem
dered today at the First Congrega-
tional Church: AT the morning service
Organ prelude, in A by Merkel;
anthems, The Pillars ofthe Earth" by
tory, bass solo. THE Palms by
Faure, J. Walter Humphrey: organ
postlude, march in f, by Guilmant At
the evening service, organ prelude, in
= minor, by Smart; anthem. The
Radiant Morn" by Woodward: offer
tory. bass and tenor duet, The Cruel
fix, by Faure. j. Walter Humphrey
and Kenneth Ogden; organ postlude
from second sonata, by Mendelssohn,
w. T. Taber.
The choir Of the First Congregational
Church will render the cantata Cruel
fXion," by Sir John Stainer, Thursday
evening. The solos will be sustained
by Mrs. b. H. Smart soprano; Miss
Edna Scott Smith, contralto; Kenneth
Ogden, tenor, and ]. Walter Humphreys.
bass, with W. ]. Taber at the organ.
Miss Mary Upton Talbot entertained
at another of her enjoyable class re-
citals Saturday afternoon at her resi-
dence studio. The young pianists showed
a good degree of progress, among them
Misses Marjorie Wilbur, Lydia Shep-
arine Davis. Anna Margaret Hane.
Katharyn Elliot. Evelyn Berkeley,
Natalie Gordon, Elizabeth Ellis Clapp
and Louise Carman
Miss Angela F. Small has been spend
ing some time in New York city fol-
lowing the giving of series of sue
cessful recitals in the middle west. Miss
Small will shortly fill a return engage
ment at the Carroll Club. Wheeling, w.
Va, and on her return to the city will
be heard in recital at National School
Miss Mabel Roberts, soprano; A. K.
Miller, tenor; Mrs. Duff Lewis, VIOLIN
ist Dore Wolfste.ner. violoncellist, ana
Mrs. Frank Byram, Mrs. Paul Bleyden
and Miss Bernice Randall pianists. will
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock at
Technical High School
Palm Sunday will be appropriately