Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

o',nah0 piece Dy kohier. he BroWn-
les, by Won Wilm, and part of Sonata
by Beethoven. Claire Cramner: duet.
Gypsey Dance" by Hunt. Blanche and
Clare Cramner. The program was
pleasantly varied by several recitations
by Percy Bowen.
or the Covenant this afternoon the double
sextet will render the following musical
program under the direction of sydney
LLOYD Wrightson. with Harvey Murray
at the orogan: Jesus. ! Live to Thee"
9Speaks), incidental solo by Miss Faye
Humphrey; Lead Us, Father" by
Spross. incidental solo by Richard p.
backing: solo. Jesus. Lover of My Soul
The Wilderness by Goss. with Incl
dental solo by George H. Miller: solo.
NY Hope Is In the Everlasting" by
Stainer. NJ. ]. Bowie and THE Souls of
the Righteous. by Field. At the even
ing service at o'clock the evening choir
of 100 voices. under Mr.. Wrightson. will
| render the following selections: Pro-
cessional Hymn. 20 Mother Dear Jeru-
salem, by Ward; Blessed Is He That
cometh'' from Messe solenelle): by
Gounod; "Hark. Hark, My Soul" by
smart; "A Savior of the World" by
Goss: Sweet Savior. Bless Us Ere We
Go. by Monk; "Sevenfold Amen" by
Stainer: organ postlude. Finale in e
nat. by Dubois, and prelude, Gloria DOM
I'M. by Tertens Noble, Mr. Murray.
Mrs. Duff Lewis violinst. and Miss Ida
Ewing. pianist, gave the program at the
National Library for the Blind Thurs
day afternoon and played to large and
enthusiastic company. Mrs. Lewis solo
numbers included, 'Au Rord de Ruis-
seau," by Boisdeffre: ''Mazurka," by
ovid Musin: 'Serenade." by Herbert, and
''Canzonetta." by d'Ambrosio. Miss Ew-
ing gave the Prize Song" from Die
Meistersinger,.: "Valse Romantique." by
Rheinhold; ''Troika's Ride by Tschai-
kowski (Which she was compelled to re-
peat, Love Song from Nevin's We
lowell. Three dances from Henry VIII, -
Tor violin and piano. by Edward German,
derghted the listeners, The Shepherds
Dance making such hit that they gave
1t twice. The other two, Morris Dance"
and Torch Dance" were given in spir-
tied style and were also well received.
Mrs. III. l.. Parkinson, soprano: Miss
Nan Field: contralto; Charles Roberts,
basso. with Mrs. F.. L. Owens at the
piano. gave pleasing program Thurs
DAY evening at the Episcopal Church
f1ome on Massachusetts avenue. The
IoiIo"lng numbers We're given: Piano
solos. Prelude in d fiat. and Study. in
G minor. both by Chopin: soprano solos,
,, LITE; by Chaminade. Love Has
Wings" by Rogers. Mrs. Parkinson; duet.
81 ~ Ihat We Two Were Maying" by
smith Mrs Parkinson and Miss Field
III. -.
Owens; bass solos, The Rosary" by
Nevin, and The Rose" Inv AIdrich.
duet. Mistress Mary by Mary Turner
Saiter. Mrs Parkinson and Miss Field :;
G1ntraito solos. Boat Song" by Harriet
ware and Goodbye. Little Girl" by
Macy, Miss Field: piano solo, "Sextet.,
from Lucia" Mrs. Givens.
ne schumann Concert Company. COM
posed or blind musicians, gave an attract
i've program Friday evening at the read
ing room for the blind, Library of Con-
gress Among the numbers were the
piano trio. overture ''Caliph of Bagdad''
lBoieldieu). Miss Grady, Miss Duffv and
Prof Germuiller: soprano solo. Thou
Art Like Unto Lovely Flower CIV G..
SMITH THE Rosary (Nevin) and open
secret W oodman). Miss Murray; violin
SOLO SOLO. "Minuet, No, 2" (BeethoveD. Mr..
loved &c. SchuetU and Spinning Song
(Mendelssohn). Miss Duffy; soprano solo.
Lullaby" from "Jocelyn," with violin OBJ
ligato fGodard). Miss Murray and Mr..
Hufty; piano solo, Fantasia" Don Pas
QHolst). Miss Grady and Prof. Germuiller;
violin solo. "Mazurka'' (MeynarskD, Mr..
Hufty; piano solo, Fantasia, " Don
Pasquale" DonizettD, Miss Grady.
The choir of the West Street Presbv-
terrain Church, consisting of Miss Mabel
l.. Galieher, soprano: Miss Franc HI
Galleher. contralto: Dallas Tucker, tenor
and s. Theodore Howard, bass, with a
chorus OF thirty voices, will render a
special musical service tonight at which
the program will consist of the Gloria
from Mozart's Twelfth Mass: Lovely
Appear" from Gounod's "Redemption'' :
Savior, When Night Involves the
Above All Others by Nicolai. duet for
soprano and tenor. in which the tenor
part will be sung by d. Austin Howard.
and 20 Rest in the Lord" from Mendels-
sohn's Elijah" sung by Miss Ellen r.
Marshall of Detroit, Mich. Miss Mar
snail Is contraltO of exceptional gifts
and relative of the pastor, Dr. Marshall.
and Is spending the season in Washing
ton. George Herbert Wells will preside
at the organ.
Albert Ruppel. formerly i'm charge of
the music at Epiphany Chapel this CITY.
now organist of the Fifth Reformed
Church OF Baltimore and member of the
american Guild OF Organists. will be
heard in recital Tuesday evening at Trim
ity Lutheran Church. Mr. Ruppel will be
assisted In giving the program by George
Chaser. baritone of Baltimore, who will
sing the aria. Lord God of Abraham .
from Mendelssohn's Elijah" and SuIii-
vans 1.-THE Lost Chord" Mr.. Ruppels
selections will include Festive March. in
D., by Smart: "Andante in A." by
smart; Sonata in Minor by Men
u
the vfoloncello stop: Grand Chorus" by
Guilmant: "TOrchlight March," by Gull
mant; "Coronation March, by Kretch-
mar; "Andante in G." by Batiste. and
War March of the Priests" from -.Ath-
ALA" by Mendelssohn.
The pupils and graduates of the Won
Unsehuid University Of Music were heard
again in recital Wednesday evening at
the metropolitan Presbyterian Church
and Were the subject of much favorable
comment. The next event in the series
Will not take place until February H. as
Nine. Won Unschuld will go to New York
this week. where she will give a lecture
in the Horace Mann Hall, Columbia Uni
versity.
The Music Study Club met Monday in
the Foster Recital Hall, when Miss
Marian West read the paper on Chopin
and Schumann. Miss Helene Oyster
played Chopin's ''Tarentelle and the
"Ballade in A fiat major Miss Faye
humphrey sang Schumann's ''Fruhling-
snacht'' and "Er der HerIichten Won
Allen Miss Katharine May Brooks
played Schumann's "Des Attends" and
"Novelletem,' and Miss Julia Higgins
who was in charge of the meeting, rea d
the musical current events. The next
meeting will be held tomorrow in the
Foster Recital Hall.
The choir of the Eastern PRESBYTERIAN
Church, under the direction of Edwin
Callow, will sing today the following nro-
gram: At the morning service. the