Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14
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Roses by Franck. Miss Helene oyster:
| Spinning Song by GODDARD: Second
Mazurka'' by Saint-saens: .Tarantelie,"
| by Moszkowski. Miss Higgins: Romance"
| and 'Mandoline.' by Debussy, Miss
| Oyster; "Rcfiets Dams rEau.'' by Debus-
sy. and ''Danse Macabre" By Saint
] Saens. Miss Huggins The club will be
| entertained at the next meeting. Deem
I her -, at the home of Mrs. Huron W.
| Lawson. Miss Jennie G1ennan, musical
| director of the Gaelic Society has ar
| angel for the meeting Wednesday even
, .lg program of compositions said to
| nave never been given before in Wash
| inSton-the music of the HebrideS-from
| the collection arranged by Mareery Ken
nedy Fraser. Mrs. John Daniels. jr., and
| T. Taylor Chewing. will be the soloists.
Pleasant events of the week include
the musical given Tuesday evening at
| the studio of Oscar Franklin Com
stock. when program of unusual num-
Ders was presented by Mf. Comstock,
Miss Myrtle Began and Harry NJ.
Forker Among the numbers were the
! Nalse Caprice" by Hoffman. Mr. Com
stock: prologue from "Pagliacci," Mr..
Forker; vocal solos. I'VE Gods Watch
! ing Ger Me-" by Verdi. Miss Began
/ duet. 20 Love, open for Us Thy Pin
| ions" by Palicot. Miss Began and Mr.
Comstock; bass solos. "Invictus," by
HUM: ITO YOU by Speaks: THE
Morn" by FleGier; Three Little Chest
nuts. by Page. Mr.. Forker: soprano
solos aria. "One Fine Day" from Mime
Bueterfiy': "Oh. Let Night Speak of
Me- by Chadwick; THE Bell" by
saint-Saens; The Enchanted Hour" by
Hahn: Il Love. and the World Is Mine"
/ by Johns. Miss Began: duets, Mes
sensers of Spring" by Holman, AMI
| The Pitcher" by Arnold Smith. Miss
Began and Mr.. Forl<er.
! Pupils of Miss Bessie \. Wild were
| greeted by IA large audience at a studio
| recital Friday evening. The program
CONSISTED of both vocal and inStru-
mental selections and was rendered in
suc, manner to draw well merited
| applause. Among those giving vocal
numbers We're Estelle Wild. Mary Will
loughDy. Thelma Payne, Mildred Fultz
Mrs. Deborah Lawson. Mrs. \. Boeck-
Ter and Archie w. Davis. Piano num-
bers were rendered by Geneva Wallace,
Margaret Harrington, Vivian Hum
phreys. Florence King, Mary Louise Hus-
Sey. Mildred Fultz, Ida Gum. Mary
Louise Wood Charles Proudly and John
Mclaughlin
James Dickinson. organist and choir
master OF st. Pauls Catholic Church, will
give recital Thursday evening at st.
Pauls Episcopal Church. I'D street and
Washington Circle. under the auspices OF
the District of Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists. Mr.. Dick
inson will he assisted in giving the pro-
gram by Frederick Schieck, tenor, who
will sing two numbers.
y concert will be given tomorrow even
| ing at the clubhouse of the Washington
Saengerbund under the direction of Ar
mand Gumprecht. The cub will be as
sisted in giving the program by Paul
Bieyden, tenor, and the United states
Marine Band. Mr.. Bleyden will sing two
nd of cor he
Band will play three numbers. among
them Strauss "Blue Danube Waltzes.
and the Saengerbund will give "Poeten
aud der Aim" by Engelsberg: Week
Burmann, and .Lerche, Fink und Nacht-
igaH,'' by Weinzierl
Felix Garziglia gave a recital Tuesday
evening before the faculty and students
of Chevy Chase Seminary. his program
including such exacting numbers ss
"Scherzo" and "Berceuse, by Chopin:
"Arabesaue." by Debussy; 'EtinceIles'
by Moszkowsh, and Rhapsody" by
List.
The recital for the blind at the Lii
brary of Congress was given last week
by the quartet of the Mount Pleasant
congregational Church, and proved one
of the most enjoyable of the season.
The well arranged program included:
Quartet. "fhe Gallant Troubadour," by
watson. tenor SOLO. The wind in the
Corn" by c arke, Mr.. Church; readings.
The Man With the Single Hair" by
| Wood and Tears" by Ousley. MIR. Cal
low: contralto solo. Dear Love. Lend
Thine Aid" by Saint-Saens. Miss Arun-
del: duet, The Passage Birds Fare
we'll" by Hildach, Mrs. Shade and Mr..
Callow: quartets. In This Hour of
Softened Splendor." by Pinsuti. and
The Maiden of the FIeur de Lys." by
Sydenham: reading, 'The Old-fa shioned
Christmas" by Brotherton. Mr.. Callow;
duet. The Noyagers." by Sanderson.
Miss Arundel and Mr.. Church; soprano
solo. "Cavatina.' from THE Hu@uenots,"
Mrs. Shade; quartet. May Gentle Sleep
Fall Ger Thee from Martha.
Miss Marie McCourt was hostess at
pupils recital, when among those
contributing to the program We're
Lillian Waring. De Nova King. Cath
Anita Nurgholta. Elsie Huckins. Mary
Amato, Ruth King. Lehan Lewis Mary
Wrenn, Irma Keifer. Mary Williams,
Bertha Bender Thomas Bromley. Ber-
nice Dorsey, Assunta Sari, EstelIe
Lewis. Frances McKnew. Helen Sebas-
tian and Mrs. Clarence Rackey.
] The double sextet of the Church of
!; the Covenant. assisted by Mrs. Helen
| Donohue De Yo and John q. Klein, will
repeat this afternoon. under the di
rection of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. the
special musical service given last Sun
day afternoon The program will con-
sist mostly Of Gounods '.Messe Sol
ennelle.'' and in addition. the offertory
/ 20 Divine Redeemer," by Mrs. Cav
| Ter; There's a Green Hill Far Away"
| by Mr. Wrightson. and the hymn.
| Blessed City, Heavenly Salem" all by
| Gcuncd
In the evening the vested choir of
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