Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-27

hosslnfs Stabat Mater" with Incl
dental solo by Miss Reuter-: anthem
Field; Sevenfold Amen" by Stainer:
organ postlude. Finale in f Flat" by
Guiimant. This afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock the double sextet. under the di-
rection of Mr.. Wrightson. will render
the following program: Anthem. '.Tarry
With Me. O My Savior" by Baldwin.
with incidental solo by George II. Miller:
duet. Waterman. What of the Night"
by Sergeant. Messrs. Bowie and Humph-
rev: anthem. The Wilderness" by Goss.
with incidental solos by Messrs. Bowie
and Miller: offertory solo. Prayer. by
Tosu. Mrs. Gawler: anthem. Through
the Day Thy Love Has Spared U.s." by
Naylor. with incidental solo by Miss
Reuter-.
Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby was hostess
Wednesday evening at a musical. pre-
senting a class of young students in an
True assisted in entertaining the guests
by giving two recitations. and was
equally clever in the dramatic rendition
of the first and humorous Interpretation
of the second number. Dudley Buck s
quartet ARRANGEMENT of the old Scotch
song. Annie Laurie was the opening
rendered by Misses Emma Louise
THOMPSON. Alba Won Egdorf, Marie Dun
and Mrs Ormsby. and the other selec-
~
ing" by Cadman: AT Twilight" by
Nevin: Love is a Bubble by .Allitsen.
Mrs. Rhodric w. Browne: duet. "A Sum-
mer Night" by GODDARD. Miss Won Ezdorf
Breath o the Moorland." by coombs.
Miss Won Ezdorf: recitation. Toms Lit
tie Star" and announcement Mrs.
True: duet. "Darksome Night" by Den
"a. Miss Duff and Mrs. Ormsby: songs.
Il Love You Truly" and "A Perfect
Day." by Carrie Jacobs Bond. Miss Marie
Duff. with violin obligato by Miss Smith:
four American Indian songs by Cad
man. Miss Marion Richardson: duet.
Evening by Abt. Miss Smith and Mrs.
light" by. Cadman. and Joy of the
Morning" by Ware. Miss Mildred Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hume Taylor.
the former organist and choirmaster Of
All Saints Episcopal Church. Chevy
Chase. have returned from their wedding
trip. and Mr.. Taylor will resume his
place at the church today. Samuel
the leading boy soprano in local circles.
substituted at the organ during the alb
sence of Mr.. Taylor. having taken up the
study of pipe organ two years ago. when
his voice began to show the inevitable
mutation.
Mrs. Ida F. Corbett was the soprano
soloist at the lexington Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning last. rendering.
with much effect. Books lone Sweetly
Solemn Thought" Mr.. Harry G. kim
ball presided at the organ.
Harry Patterson Hopkins presented the
fourth pupil, Miss Elsie Campbell OF
Marion. Va, in her graduating recital
Wednesday evening at Washington Col
lege. Her program. memorized in its
entirety. was as follows: "Gavotte In B
minor" by Bach Transcribed by Saint
by Mendelssohn: Tschaikowsky's "Troi-
ka," plano concerto in E minor by Rubin
STEM one movement. accompanied by Mr.
Hopkins on second piano. Miss Campbell
was assisted by Miss Millicent Cowan.
who gave .Laddie, A Story and Miss
Gladys Gilberton. who contributed two
selections. "Mandalay." by Kipling, and
"A Similar Case
The Gaelic Society held its final meet
ing for the season Wednesday evening in
the red room of the New Willard. A
unique program of Welsh and Breton
music was given, under the direction of
Miss Jennie Glennan and received with
much appreciation by the guests. Among
the selections were the songs '.Yn Nyf-
fryn Clwyd.' Welsh. words by Ceiriog
and music by Arthur Somerwell: .'Suo
CAN" Welsh. words by Robert Tryan and
music by Lloyd Williams. sung by Miss
Edna Hillyard: recitation in Welsh Miss
Dydd" and "Cadair Idris." both by
Brinley Richards, James X. Young. jr
two Welsh songs and dance. ''Llyn On
and "Hela r 'Sgyvarnog." Miss Angela
Small; tenor solos, "Dymuniad Y cerd,
music by DR.. Joseph Parry. founded on
"Bedd Yng Nghymru." by Parry, sung
by Joseph Whittimore: solos for cello.
Richard Lorleberg. assisted by Mrs. H.
Won Bayer al the piano: songs. "Bugail
a do nv atri0 mot, h,y
Sommervell. and ''Mentra Gwen" words
by Ceiriog. music by Somervell. Griff1th
Evans; soprano solos. Doll words by
Alum, music by Lloyd Williams. "Codiad
Somervell. Miss Agnes Whelan: two Bre-
ton songs and dance In costume. III etait
une Bergere." by Granville Bantock, and
lie Sabotier." words by FIR. Coppee and
music by L. A. Bourgault Ducondray,
Miss Small; tenor solos. Min Yr Hwyr.''
words by E. Nicholson Jones' to the air
"Dechrenad Byd": ''Ffarwel MARI
words by Lew Tegid. music by Lloyd
Williams. and AR Hyd Y Mas sung by
Joseph Whittemore, with harp accom-
prano solo. Il Wisgo aur-goron," by
Somervell. and "Breuddwyd Bardd. .
words by Ceiriog. music by Somervell,
Miss Agnes Whelan: songs, "Cyda r
Wawr," words by, Mynyddog. music by
Griffith Evans: harp solo. The Minstrers
Adieu to His Native Land" by Thomas,
Mrs. Brosius.
John Porter Lawrence presented Mrs.
B. LauhOn and Miss Nora Virginia Har-
rison in piano recital Monday evening
In the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
attracting a large contingent of the mu-
sic-loving public. The pianists were as
sisted by Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff.
soprano. who gave with fine effect the
aria "Ah, Fors Lui" from .'Traviata. .
Other numbers on the program We're as
follows: Concerto in D MINOR by
Rubinstein. Mrs. Lauhon: Concerto in A
minor" by Grieg. Miss Harrison: '.Etude
in G fat" by Chopin: 'Nocturne." by
Schumann: IF | Were a Bird" by Hen
self. Mrs. Lauhon: Concerto" by Bee
thoven. Mr.. Lawrence. accompanied by
the Kaspar String Quartet. consisting Of
Anton Kaspar. Josef kaspar. George
Lineback and Ernest Lent.
Much concern has been expressed in
both church and musical circles over the
serious illness of Mrs William I. Reed,
Church. and one of, the most prominent
members of the Rubinstein Club. Mrs.
Reed was taken i'll about a week ago
with pleuro-pneumonia. and is still in
quite critical condition.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs. soprano. contrib
uted to the pleasure of the assernblage at
the session OF the National Federation
of Women's Clubs held Thursday evening
at the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs. Gibos was
especially acceptable in IAN Open Sc
cret." by Woodman; Down in the For
est" by Landon Ronald: 20 Haunting
by Carrie Jacobs Bond: Boat
Song" by Harriet Ware; the aria from
La Tosca" and for encore, Annie
Laurie