Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

Garden of My Heart; Miss Pauline Scott
and Edward Weber, who made quite a
hit in a violin duet, and Miss Bessie
HUMPHREYS, who was heard In some
bers were also well received. including.
March, Polly Prim." by Henry; over
ture, .'Lustspiei.' by Schlepegrell; waltz.
,oN,;on OF the Winds BY Hall s Sc,
Flanquette: idyl. Softly Unawares, by
Lncke; march, Here, Chick. Chick" by
Gauwin.
Mrs. Huron Lawson left the city We'd
neSday for a trip south and gave song
recital Thursday evening under the aus
pices of the State Normal School at
Farmville, Va, and last evening sang at
Bristol. Tenn, under the auspices of the
Virginia Intermont College. Tomorrow
evening she will be heard in recital at
the Southern Presbyterian College near
Durham, N. c.. and returning. she will
stop en- route in Richmond. where she will
be the guest Of Miss Annie Reinhardt.
reaching home again before the end of
the week.
Miss Aileen Miller. soprano. will be the
offertory soloist at the Westminster Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church this morning,
when she will be heard in "A Vision" by
choir will be THE Unseen City," by Ar
thur Nelson, sung by double quartet of
male voices. At the evening service, a
quartet composed of Misses Afleen and
Ruth Miller and Mesdames Donaldson
and Depue Will sing Sullivan's Lost
Chord" under the direction Of Mrs
Frank Byram.
The pupils OF Miss Marie McCourt gave
their regular monthly recital last Sunday
afternoon at the studio. Among those
contributing to the program We're De
Nova King, Catherine O'Neal, Marguerite
McDonough, Ruth King. Lillian Waring,
Ida Baggett. Thomas Bromley. Mary
ManiX, katherine Bromley, Lillian Lewis,
Helen Sebastian and Assunta Sari. The
pupils were assisted by Miss Helen Pyles.
who played Romance" by Sebilius; Miss
Bdna Landvoigt. who gave Jensen's
Murmuring Zephyrs," Miss McCourt clos
ing the affair with the rendition Of Men
tasie-Impromptu."
Mrs. Warner Gibbs, soprano; Miss
Leila Speer, violiniSt; Miss Mildred Rider,
pianist, and John Allen Monroe. accom-
PIANIST, gave a musical program at the
the home of Mrs. Gibbs. on Church street.
Miss Speer played Saint Saens' lie
Cygne" and 'M!nuet' by Beethoven;
Miss Rider gave group of Chopin num-
bers and the arrangement for left hand
alone Of the "Sextet from Lucia" and
Mrs Gibbs was heard in an aria from
La Tosca," Come Into the Garden,
Love- by Salter: 'Slumber Song" by
Gerrit Smith: THE Lily and the Rose
by Bond, and Gounod's Sing, Smile.
Slumber," with violin obligato, by Miss
Speer.
Mrs. r. l.. Dalgleish was the soloist
Tuesday at the meeting of the Council
of Jewish Women at the Eighth Street
Temple. Mrs Dalgleish was heartily APP
plauded after each Of her numbers.
among them Tostis My Dreams" Lit
tie one a-Cryin'." ''Madrigal" by Harris,
and kept H." by Nevin. Mrs Rebecca
Behrends David assisted as accompanist
Miss Corey. talented pianist, added to
the pleasure Of the guests by one number.
the 'Sextet" from Lucia" arranged for
the left hand alone.
The preliminary organ recitals, which
have been a feature Of the Sunday even
ing. services at st. Paul's Episcopal
Washington Circle. for some time
past, will be discontinued during Lent.
This evening there will be a special serv-
ice Of song. including the cantata, Hear
My Prayer by Mendelssohn, in which
solos will be sustained by Alfred Armand. |
James w. Cheney, jr., presiding at the |
organ.
Raphael Rooster gave his monthly |
studio recital Saturday evening. when
the following pupils presented a selection
with precision and intelligence: Austin
Arner Miss Evelyn Jones. Misses Violet,
I.llian and Lavinia Thompson. Edward |
Sacks. Margaret Johnson. Miss Ruth
phillips, George Sacks, Everett Phillips,
Miss Edith Tingly. Dorothy Leach. Ger
trude Coon. Frances de Grange. Ethel
Tuck. Harry Stello. Ruth Barclay. Flor
ence Molineu, Helen Graham, Martha
Waring, Rosaline and Christine Bell,