Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04

Forest" by Ronald: aria, ..vissi d'Arte
n nissl dAmour: from La Tosca: The
Firth of Morn by Leoni. THE Lily and
the Rose" by Bond: "Berceuse." by
GODDARD and "Serenade'' by Gounod. Mr..
Orr contributed the Harmonious Black
smith. by Haendei: Sweet Souvenir
delssohn; The Lake. by Sterndale
Bennett: Etude in y fiat major by
Heller.
The District of Columbia Chapter OF
the American Guild of Organists will
meet tomorrow evening at the Comstock
studio for the election OF officers this be
ing the annual meeting.
The Monday Morning Music Club. Mrs.
y. VI. Blair directing. closed its season
with concert Monday evening in the
ballroom of the New Willard The club
was assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Johnston
Baseler. harpist. of Philadelphia and
Richard Lore1eberg. violonceliist of this
city in giving one of the most attractive
programs presented by this organization
been heard here on several occasions
with other local organizations and al
ways with success. but Monday even
ing she surpassed all her previous efforts
and received an ovation at the close of
her group OF numbers. which included
Am Springbrunner." by label; Media
ton. by Faure, and -Fantaisie.' by
Saint-Saens. In response to the favor of
ably adapted to her poetic instrument, an
arrangement of Irish airs. including 1.-THE
Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls. :"
Killarney" and Believe Me If All Those
Endearing Young Charms. The musical
public OF Washington is familiar with the
finished performance always presented by
Mr. Loreleberg. and the occasion only
served 10 add new laurels to those al
ready won. He had the advantage also
of having the support at the piano of his
sister, Mrs. Won Bauer, their ensemble
work being admirable in the highest de-
gree. His selections were "Adagio." by
Bocherini. and VITO by Pepper. and for
encore 'Bourree." by Haende
delightful variation in the usual or
der was furnished by the group of solos
by Mr.. Loreleberg. with harp accompani-
ment by Mrs. Baseler. among them Can
tilene.'' by Goltermann: ''Minuet.'' by
Valeurin. and THE Swan" by Saint
Saens The numbers by the club were
May Time by Ricci; Butterflies" by
with incidental cello solo by Mr.. Lorele-
berg, Moonlight" by Schumann: the
song cycle. "A Day in Already by Har-
riet Ware; In Rose Time" by Grieg.
and lie Occur de Ma Mic" the last
number proving popular that 1t had
to be repeated. Miss Lucy Brickenstein
assisted as accompanist TO the club.
The 1915 Musical Society, composed of
members of the sophomore class of Trim
ity College. entertained the students and
faculty of the college and few friends
and music critics from the city at mu-
steal in O'Connor Hall last Sunday even
ing. The opening number was a three
part chorus. Miss Nancy's Gown" by
Chadwick. sung by the society under the
! direction of the president, Miss Ruth f.
Gfroerer. This was followed by a solo
| for violoncello. Evening Star Song.
| from 'Tannhauser," rendered by Miss An
ma Sophia Clemens, with Mss Mary F.
| Evans at the piano. and proved so &C
! ceptable to the audience that on recall
/ she gave the berceuse from "Jocelyn.
4 Miss CAROLYN Kirwin of Brooklyn sang
the "Chanson Slav." by Chaminade, dis
| playing a soprano voice of beautiful quail
| ity. and. responding to the applause. gave
selection by Saint-Saens- Miss Walsh
her rendition of the piano solo, Pan.
by GODDARD. Miss Leonard also contrib
uted a number, The Hobgoblin by
Sinding, and. as an encore cradle
Schwind and Miss Ryan sang the duet,
Il Waited for the Lord. from Mendels-
! Song" by Scnselt Miss Grace NJ:
/ sohn's Hymn of Praise" accompanied
by Miss Gfroerer. violinist. and Miss Ma.
| strings. "Berceuse.' by Simon, rendered
| by Miss Gfroerer. violin: Miss Walsh,
viola: Miss Clemens. cello. and Miss
two choruses. THE Little Dog Barked
/ at the Big Round Moon" by Connaught,
| and Kentucky Babe by Geibel. sung
| by the society. brought to a close de-
\ iightful occasion. The officers of the so
ciety are Miss Gfroerer. Miss Carolyn y.
| Kirwin and Miss Marguerite Ma,oney.
David G. Cheesman, who has just re-
\ turned from a trip abroad, found await
! ing him here a cablegram containing the
4 information that his daughter. Miss
i Helfna Cheesman. who has been pursu-
/ ing the study of voice in Europe had
\ given a very successful concert i'm Berlin
| last week. The cabegram was sent by
| FrantZ Proschowsky. her teacher. The
many friends of Miss Cheesman in this
| city will be proud of her success in this
4 program. which included compositions by
Schubert. Brahms. Hubert Patsky.
| ST auss and Hugo Wolf. Carl Bern
/ tha,er. director of the symphony Orches-
| ira of Pittsburgh well known in musical
| circles here. assisted Miss Cheesman as
| accompanies
/ At the Church Of the Covenant this
! evening the choir of 100 voices under the
| direction of sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
| with Harvey Murray at the organ VII
give entire Mendelsschn program re-
peating by request the fourth special mu-
program will be as follows: ORGAN pre-
lude. andante from quartet: professional.
'.Hark the Herald Angels Sing: soprano
solo. Il Will Sing of Thy Mercies." from
the oratorio st Paul Mss Gertrude
Reuter-: baritone solo recitative. Draw
Near All Ye People: aria Lord God of
Abraham, from Elijah" George H. Mil
Ter: hymn. % Word OF God Incarnate'
duet, Now Are We Ambassadors. from
st Paul. Mr.. Blanchard and Mr.. Miller:
offertory anthem. How Lovely Are the
Messengers" and Thus Saith the Lord. :
from st Paul. anthem, HAPPY and
Blest Are They from 'St. Paul: Seven
fold Amen: organ postlude. Priests
March, from "Athalie"
At the service this morning at West
minister Memorial Presbyterian Church.
which celebrates the installation of eight
new deacOns, the choir. under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Frank Byram. viii. sing de
Kovens setting of Kipings Recess
heard in "A Vision by Carrie Jacobs
Bond.
| The following musical numbers will be
rendered today ut the First Congrega-
tional Church: At the morning service
Organ prelude. Melody in E minor. by
Macfarren. anthems. 20 Taste and See, :
by Goss, and Unfold. Ye Portals" by
Gounod: Offertory. ara from the "Crea-
tion.' With Verdure Clad, by Haydn.
Mrs, Smart. organ postlude, Finale in b
fiat. BY Wolstenholme. AT the evening
service Organ prelude in r. minor. by
Merkel: anthems. Benedictus in F. by
Chadwick. ''SLn OF My Soul by Salter;
Come Unto Me-" by Wagner; organ
postlude. March in d. by Smart.
i The Rubinstein Club. Mrs A. NJ. Blair.
directing. will give the final concert of
the season Wednesday evening in the
ballroom of the Raleigh Hotel. Miss
1nez Barbour. lyric soprano. will be the
assisting soloist and will contribute an
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