Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-19
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selections being especially acceptable in
the aria from ''Mignon' and Yesterday
and Today by Spross. Special interest
attached also to the song. THE Tide
Rises. the Tide Falls" a setting of Long
poser. Estelle W-illoughby Ions. which
was in appropriate rhythm and very
"singable." Mrs. Bleyden assisted as
accompanist. Miss McCarty left during
the week for a series CT professional en-
gagements in the south.
Mrs. Dayelle Taylor WEIGH, soprano
and Mrs. Charlotte n. Lippitt. contralto
assisted by Oscar Franklin Comstock.
will give the program at the reading
room for the blind, Library of Congress-
Friday evening.
Mrs. c. Burton Lauhon of West vir-
ginia, a cousin of Miss Eta Jocelyn
Gifffn. and a recent addition to local
musical circles, gave the program at
the National Library for the Blind.
THURSDAY afternoon. Mrs. Lauhon gave
composers. among the numbers being
Temple Dance, "Erotik. Opus AZ. No
-. and 'Papillon. Opus ~. No. L." by
Grieg: "Idilio' and Song of the Brook
MacDowell's Shadow Dance: Air de
Ballet" "Callerhoe'' and Scarf Dance"
by Chaminade; Melody in F. and
''kammenoi Ostrow,'' by Rubinstein:
in A." by Chopin.
Miss Florence A. Macdonald. soprano.
assisted by J. F. Osborne. baritone. of
Baltimore. gave an attractive program
Wednesday evening in the assembly hall
of Belcourt Seminary before the students
and faculty. Although labOring under
the disadvantage of a, severe cold. Miss
Macdonald made a pleasing impression
in her songs. among them plus Grand
Dams Son Obscurite." by Gounod: Il At
tempt From Loves Sickness to Fly. by
Purcell; Where the Bee Sucks" by DIR.
Arne: 10! 'Tis the Hour and ''Ganges
Boat Song" by Logan: 'Es Muss Was
My Mother Taught Me- by. Dvorak:
"The Robin Sings in the Apple Tree.
by MacDOwell. and Through Primrose
Dell" by spross. Mr.. Osborne gave
Blossoms Grow by Sans Souci; Two
Grenadiers." by Schumann. and four
American Indian songs. by Cadman.
Miss Pearl Waugh was an efficient ac-
companist and gave brief but il'umi-
mating talk on Indian music and the eff
forts of the United States government
for it's preservation.
Miss Ella Nelson. organist and choir
director of the Church of the Epiphany,
has prepared the following program. to
be given at tho services today: TIE
Deum and Jubilate. Calkin. in G: an.
them. "HO, Every One That Thirsteth.
by Martin; "Magnificat and Nunc Dimit-
tis." Marks. in G.; anthem. II Waited
for the Lord by Mendelssohn-
Mrs. Helen Donohue De To. soprano
soloist of ST. Margarets Episcopal
Church. sang last week at the Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church, on the coca
sion of the meeting of the Women's
League of the College of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. De Yo was heard to advantage in
Newcomb's Come Unto Me-
Miss Marguerite Howard. soprano So
loist of ST. Stephens Catholic Church,
returned last evening from several
days, stay in Baltimore. where she was
entertained by Miss Helen Dahl at the
Hotel Emerson. and was the guest of
honor at musical Thursday evening.
Miss Howard sang also Tuesday evening
in this city at a celebration by the
Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. r.. Division
No. 4. giving in fine style Rodgers
Love Note" and Eyes That Used to
Gaze in Mine by Lohr.
Mrs H. l.. Parkinson. soprano: Miss
Nan Field. contralto, and Mrs. f. l..
Owens. accompanist, gave pleasing
musical program at the entertainment
given at Mount Vernon Methodist