Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-28
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and the anthems and the Glory of the
Lord by Haendel. and Nazareth" by
Gounod tenor solo; anthem, "Alelula, 0
Sion that Bringest Glad Tidings." and
ontralto solo and chorus. 20 Thou That
fellest Good Tidings," both by Haendel;
erman Christmas song. Silent Night
ioiy Night, by HAYDN; offertory quar-
Chorus from THE Messiah" by
Haendel; postlude. The Pilgrims
Chorus. from 'Tannhauser." by Wag-
ner. The quartet is composed of Mrs
=. F. Smart, soprano; Miss Edna Scott
Smith, contralto; Kenneth Ogden tenor:
j. Walter Humphrey. basso. At the
morning service MI. Macleod will play
the prelude 'Daybreak'' from Grieg's
Peer Gynt' suite and the choir will sing
the anthem. Sing, . Heavens and be
joyful. . Earth by Barnby. There
Was Silence DER Bethlehems Plains by
Stainer bass solo. Hail. Christmas
Morn. by Gounod, and postIude, .Adeste
Fideies," theme varie Mr. Macleod
The fifteenth of the series of organ re-
citals rendered under the auspices of the
District of Columbia Chapter American
6ulid or OrganiSts. was given Thursday
evening at ST. Paul's Episcopal Church.
by James Dickinson. organist and choir
master of st. Paul's Catholic Church. DR..
l., played an exacting program
In mastery manner, with good tech
nlque and true organ style. His numbers
consisted of "Drei vortragsstuccke. Cd.
III, adagio allegretto and trio, by Gus
t ave, Merkel; Suite" op. %, No. ]. by
50, No. . by Rudolf Bibl: '.Ofertoire."
in c minor. Oh. 50, No 6 c"Chant de
Noef), by Alexandra GuiImant and We
mite Adoremus' cChant do Noel }. by
Lefebure- Wely f, w. Schieck sang nv
Hope is in the Everlasting" from The
Daughter of Jairus.'' by Sir John Stainer,
and MY Soul is Atf1irst for Cod from
The Holy City by Alfred Gau
The chorus of the Friday Morning Mu-
Sic Club made it's first appearance this
season at an evening concert in the
Raielsh ballroom, singing with good at
tack and intonation under the baton of
We're: Might by Saint-Saens; incidental
solo Mrs. De 70, The Legend of
Mana by De Fontenailles: incidental
solos, Mrs: Paul McAllister and Mrs.
by Gevaert. and Christmas hymn (sev-
enteenth century,, arranged for womens
voices by Max Spicker. The last named
had as accompaniment Mrs Robbins.
Miller, vioiins and Mr.. Seel. flute In
keeping with the season there was also
the contralto solos. The Three Kings
by Cornelius: old Sacred Lullaby" by
Jones. and a trio, Die Heilige Nacht''
by Lassen. given by Mrs De Yo, Mrs.
Hugh Brown and Miss Bradley Mrs
De 70 was heard also in the aria. "Adieu.
Forets. from Jeanne dare" by
Tschaikowsky, in which she displayed
fine dramatic qualities, receiving an ova-
ton.
the music Christmas day at the first high
mass sung in the new church of Santa
Rosario. Tie music included parts of
masses by Mario and Gounod. which
yIrnr l.,
singers experienced in Catholic choir
work-Miss Edna Sheehy. soprano: Miss
Margaret Sweeney. contralto:. Edward
Turpin, tenor and William Barnholdt.
baSSo.
The choir of Hamline NJ. Z. Church.
under the direction of George V. Blake
ney, and assisted by Carl Winner, violin
music today. The solo quartet will con-
sist of Miss Marion Greene, soprano;
Mrs. John Humphrey. contralto: Mr.
Biakeney, tenor. and Elijah Kinselia.
the morning service: Organ prelude
-The Manager by Gulmant FESTIVAL
TIE Deum.'' by Buck: The Message of
Peace. by Dressler: organ postlude,
In the evening at o'clock. organ pre-
Jude, "Andante Seraphque." by Debat-
Ponsan: "Te Deum." by Lloyd: There
Were Shepherds by Macdangal; so
pIGjo SOLO, 1Uf1StlIldSt DN S0eIley,
Glory to Cod by Rotor; Angels From
the Realms of Glory" by Shelley; bass
solo. while Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks.' by Gates. Mr.. kinsella: organ
by Massenet and organ postlude. and
the Glory of the Lord by Haendel
carmine Fabrizio. violinist. has re
turned to Boston after few days
visit to friends in this city. During his
stay he was the honor guest at a num-
Der of pleasant events. and before his
departure gave recital at the home
of La Sale Corbell Pickett. delighting
the company with his Interpretation
OF compositions by Ysaye, d'Ambrosio,
kreisler, Dvorak. Sarasate and Saint
Saens. George Wilson assisted at the
and Mrs Snifiin. p. p. Campbell, Mrs.
Beck wife of Gen. Beck; Mrs. Wilder
George +. Roberts, Col. Williams, Maj
I pr a mrd MRS. Ram ns ar Mr and Mrs
Crawley. Sylvester Stokes and Miss
Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. Carr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Akers. Maj and Mrs. Carter, DIR.
Bradford. DR.. and Mrs T. L. Mac
donald. Miss Bradshaw, Mrs. and Miss
Drummond and Mrs. and Miss Snyder.
Miss Katharine MacReynolds enter
tanned last week at a recital. present
ing Miss Florence Mcdonnell in pro-
gram of piano numbers. Miss McDon-
ell was assisted by several young pu-
pills in giving the program. which in
cluded "Sonato Pathetidue.' by Beet
hoven, Miss Mcdonnell; "Whip-poor-
will by Swartz, Master Henry Wal
ter: Air de Ballet" by Depret. Miss
Elizabeth Albers: "Evering Bell by
kullak Miss Ruth Hollingsworth;
"Sonatine" tfirst movement), by Glenn
enti, Miss Isabel Stabler: German
Dances" by Schubert; "Slumber Song"
by Xander: Regatta Neneziana," by
List; "A la Bein Aimee by Schuett,
Miss Mcdonnell; Concerto in G minor,
by Mendelssohn. Miss Mcdonnell. with
orchestral accompaniment on second
piano by Miss MacReynolds.
Mrs. Caroline Jautze-de Hass, soprano
soloist of the First Church of Christ,
was heard in recital recently at the
Raleigh, assisted by Louis de Hass at
cluded An die Musk" Gretchen am
Spinnrade." "Staendchen." Die For
ellie" by Schubert "Recitativo and
Aria der Agathe.'' from Der Freis-
chutz, by Weber; ''Du Bist Vie Zine
Blume,' 'Es Musz Elm Wunderbares
Sein,' and "Oh. Quand Je DORIS" by
List; "Elsa's Traum." from "Lohen-
grim: "Verborgenheit," "Das Verlas-
sene Magdlein" and "Er Ist's,' by Wolf;
Dawn, Two in Arcadia American
Lullaby" "Nachtlied' and "Fruelings-
nacht, by De Hass. and group of
Scottish songs John Anderson, My
10, MY Heart Is Sair, Comm Thro
the Rye" and Bonnie Dundee"
The Students Club of the WASHINGTON
College of Music held it's last meeting
in the recital hall Of the college, when the
following members contributed to the