Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-09
which sings under the direction of Mis-
Jennie Glennan.

The choir of the Washington Cathedral,
Wisconsin avenue. will give Maunder.s
cantata, From Olivet to Calvary" this
afternoon at o'clock. This organization,
which is composed of men and boys. is
under the able direction of Edgar Priest,
F. r. c. O.. and with the unusual OPP
the boys, who. living at the Cathedral
School, are called to practice twice each
day, do exceptionally fine work and al
ways attract large congregation.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs will be in charge o
the music this morning at the First Ba.
fist Church, and has arranged for ii.
musical portion of the service to be civ,
Standiford, contralto; Alden Potter, teno.
Robert Burns, bass: SHE herself sustain
ing the soprano parts. They will sing
the anthems Seek Ye the Lord" by
Roberts; Jesus. the Very Thought of
Thee" by Harry Rowe Shelley, and. Of
fertory solo. angels Ever Bright and
Fair by Handel, given by. Mrs Gibbs.
Mrs. Edmund Barry will be. as usual, at
the organ.
Harry Patterson Hopkins gave the
fourth of series of recitals in Balti-
more last Sunday evening before the
Charcoal Club, presenting the following
attractive program with fine effect:
"Praeludium in f minor" and From an
Indian Lodge" by MacDowell: "Ballade
in G Minor" by Chopin; "Nocturne in
G Flat" by Rubenstein; Concert Waltz
in E Major" by Moszkowski. and Con
cert Etude No. 2, in F Minor" by List.
The program for the hour of music
at the Friday Morning Club last week
was arranged by Mrs. Bradford and
were the songs. "The Swan and the
Lily" by MacDowell; 1.-The Danza," by
Chadwick, and Ecstasy" by Rummell,
Miss Julia Peck; violin solos. Aria,
opus 81. No. 2, both by Howard Brock
Eyes, by MacDowell: I'm Wearin'
Ava, Jean" by Arthur Foote: "The
Sunset" by Dudley Buck, and 1.-The
Moon. Drops Low" by Cadman. Miss
Elizabeth Leckie; chorus. Behind the
Lattice" by Chadwick: THE Fisher"
{soprano solo, Miss Peck. by Horatio
Parker. and 1.-The Thistledown," by
Chadwick. by the chorus of the Friday
Morning Music Club. under the direc-
ton of Heinrich Hammer. Another
musical Of recent date by members of
this club was in charge of Mrs Dean.
and was prefaced by an interesting
biographical sketch of the composer.
Massenet, followed by program from
his compositions. including the soprano
aria from LIE Cid, .'PIeurez! pleurez.
mes yeux." sung by Mrs. De Yo; con-
tralto songs. "Pensee d'Automme," La
Mutt dEspagne" and "Elegie" with
violin obligato by Mrs. Dulin). Mrs.
Adrienne Kirkman Wentz: violin solo,
Meditation from That's" Mrs Dulin I:
soprano aria from "Herodiade," "Il est
doux. il est bon.'' Mrs. De Yo, and
Sonata for Violin and Piano." by
Caesar Frank, played by Miss Allen and
Mrs. Byrnes
Lovers Of music as well as those gifted
in that line are much in evidence at Mrs.
Susanna Oldberg's Sunday musicals. The
program last week was given by Oscar
Franklin Comstock, who was heard in
songs by Schuman and Chadwick; Miss
Mentzel, a young violin student. who
rendered two numbers. and Mrs. Matte
B. Thomas of Richmond, who was heard
In Songs My Mother Taught Me- by
Dvorak, and "Chanson Florian.'' by
GODDARD. The musicians giving the pro-
gram today are Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bryant OF Alexandria and Miss Josephine
Underwood Mumford of this city.
Richard Loreleberg, violoncellist, will
be one of the assisting soloists at the
next concert by the Monday Morning
Club.
Next Sunday evening the men and
boys of Holy Trinity Church, George
town, will sing the anthems. by Baby
Ions Wave and Jerusalem" by Gounod,
under the direction of Ernest j. Benin.
organist.
F. Edmund Boyer, tenor returned to
Washington from Harrisburg. Pa, to at
tend the inaugural ceremonies, and last
Sunday evening sang with the choir at
Eastern Presbyterian Church, when he
and Edwin Callow were heard in the
duet, 80 Thou Liftest, from Stainer's
cantata, THE Cructfixion." Mr.. Boyer