Evening star., 1913-11-23

raymond Moore. string quartet, Ave
| Maria Stella" by Grieg At the morn
ing service the quartet will render 20
Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem. by
!, knox. Morning Hymn by Rheinberser
| and there will be a violin duet. '.Sere-
| made. by Schubert. The personnel OF
1 the quartets includes: Miss Noack, So
prano: Miss MAY Whitaker, contralto; L.
| \. Night, tenor. and Mr.. Moore. bass;
Chris Meinenger and Frank Howard, vio-
linists; Miss Lillian Milovick, violin and
Paul Finckel cellist, with Mrs Barry
,, at the organ
Miss Marguerite Howard contributed
| 10 the program given Wednesday even
ing at Madison Hall Seminary, when she
was heard in ~ Perfect Day by Bond
and "Cupids Winning" by smith
Others adding to the pleasure of the oc-
| casion We're Miss Verlyn Thode who
sang I Hid My Love" by D'Hardelot
! ana Philosophy" and Miss Regina Eliz-
numbers i'll her usual finished style.
The first recital by the children
! e4ofa! class. under the direction of Miss
nlted Brethren Parish Hall Friday
evening: Miss Bowen was assisted by
oscar FRANKLIN ComStock. pianist; Miss
Enzapeth Grahame. violinist; Miss
MY rue Bosan, soprano, George Whit
more, tenor: Herber; 5. Morton. bari
tone, and Miss Helen Writ Merriam.
accompanist. in giving the following
PIogTam; Hsndsra "A I, Merry Life" by Denza
Denza; Barefoot Boy" by Clayton
Johns: old Kentucky Home" by
Stephen =. Foster. sung by the chill
dfen choral class; Two Grenadiers," -"
carole BY Sibelius. and "Valse Caprice" ="
by Josef Hoffman,, Nj. Comstock; Les
AdleuX by S;irasate. and "Obertass.' ~
by Wieniawski. Miss Grahame; That's
ha
Began: Prelude" by Rachmaninoff. and
onopln "Ealse No. L." Miss Merriam;
"Flora's Holiday" by Lane Wilson,
Miss Began, Miss Bowen and Messrs
w hltmore and Morton.
The organ recital by James Dickinson.
scheduled 10 take place at St. Dominic S
Church next Wednesday evening. has
peen postponed and another date and
place will be announced next Sunday.
The choir of Ascension Church. under
the direction of Albert W. Harmed, will
render today the following program:
Morning. professional Fight the Good
Fight" by Parker: ..Nenite" and "Glor-
ia, by Robinson: tie Deum.'' by Dykes
Jubilate Deo,' by Woodward; The
Lord Is King. by Stevenson: solosis.
Miss Anna Clokey. soprano. and Arthur
Gardner. bass; recessional, 20 Twas a
Joyful sound by Parker. Evening. pro-
cessional, Holy Lord Cod by Dykes
'Magniticat and "Nunc Dimitts.'' BY
Tours solo. Sweet Is Thy Mercy by
Keep Us Safe" by Steane. recessional
Savior. Again 10 Thy Name BY Monk
Thanksgiving service, II o'clock Thurs
day morning. Come. Ye Thankful
People" by Elyey: 80 Praise the Lord =
by Robinson; Festival TIE Deum..' by
Dudley Buck: "Jubilate Deo." by Wood
ward: introit, God of our Fathers by
Parker: offertory. Kipling's Recession
al. by De koven: solos. Miss Corinne
Lockett: recessional, Immortal Praise to
Cod by kecher
Robert Carey Stearns, for many years
in local musical circles. left Thursday
for Chicago. He viii be married Thanks
giving day TO Mrs. f. &. Woodward Of
that city. where they will make their
home. Mr.. Stearns was the guest of
honor last Sunday afternoon at a recep-
ton given by Mrs. Oldberg i'm her studio
Among the friends of the violinist and
composer We're many prominent in the
musical contingent Mr. Stearns play ed
number of his own compositions. among
them .'Nocturne. La Sylphe' Soil
tqde and "Capriccio- Bolero'.; Mrs
Huron Lawson sang "Pourquoi. from
''Lakme," Spring Song" by Henschel
and aria from Louise" BY Charpentier.
and Harris Franklin. basso. gave THE
Human Touch by Mr.. Stearns. Among
the guests We're Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Droop. Mrs. McReynods. Miss Katharine
McReynolds Mrs. Gait. Miss Janet
Stearns. Messrs. Joseph Rakemann and
Herman Rakemann. Mrs. Grace F. Edes.
Miss Elizabeth Edes. Mrs. Sicard. Mrs
Dawson, Miss Marie Becker, Mrs.
French, Mrs. Adele Robinson, Miss
Miss Lois Reeside.
Miss Helma Cheesman. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David K. Cheesman of
Brookland. has accepted an offer from
Duluth. Mimi, and will leave December
TO take up her duties there as assistant
TO Prof. L. Fritz Schumann. one OF the
leading voice teachers of that city. Miss
cheesman returned in August from a
two-year period of study in Berlin. under
Franz Prochowsky.. She has a soprano
voice of great purity and sweetness.
sings with ease and finish, her German
diction being exceptionally fine. She, will
sing her swan song in Washington,
Tuesday evening at the reading room
for the blind. Library of Congress when
she will be heard in joint recital with
Miss Margery Snyder. a violinist of the
Younger set. Miss Cheesman will sing
the Agathe aria from Der F'reischutZ."
two numbers by Schubert. one by Per-
dieval and modern. Mrs. Harriet v.
Burnside assisting at the piano. Miss
Snyder will give some numbers, among
them the Meditation" from 'Thais. =
Prize Song from Die MelSterSinger'
and the "Cavatina." by Raft, her sister,
Dorothy Snyder accompanying.
The chorus of the Friday Morning Music
Club, which achieved such satisfactory
results last season under the direction of
Heinrich Hammer, has resumed rehears-
ais in preparation for appearances at the
recitals which will be given once each
month in the more spacious quarters Of
The Raleigh Hotel ballroom instead Of at
the Washington Club.
Mrs Blanche Muir Dalgleish has sent
out Invitations to q recital at the Wash
ington Club when she will present a
group Of students in a song program
Among those who will contribute will be
Viola Schippert Katharine Cannon. Vera
Budd, Augusta Hill. Mrs. Jesse Kester
Mrs. George Corbett, Miss Emma Cohen,
Mrs. William Holloway, Miss Julia DOYLE
Miss Marguerite Gillespie. Russell Nc
Gee and Elizabeth Yung kwai.
Mrs Huron Lawson is expected to re-