Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-09

III r.,
by Dykes: 'Jubilate Deo." in n. by Wood
ward; offertory. Come Unto Me- By
Chandler, Miss Anna Clokey. soloist; re-
cessional. Songs of Thankfulness.' by
Simper. Evening, professional The Son
er Tas Goes b. ra'. Wni,nsy Choral
Sunc Dimittis.' In F. by Tours: anthem,
Guide Me. o Thou Great jehovah by
,artneiemon: solo. Tarry With Me. o
~ Savior" by Baldwin. Arthur n. Gard
sional. Abide With Me-" by Monk.
MISS Augusta Hill. contralto OF the
Cnurch of the New Jerusalem met with
inuch success last week when she sang
=. an entertainment given ~ Gonxaga
lullaby and when. Grandma Was a
GIRL by Ray Goetx.
Joseph Whittemore. who resigned his
positlon here as tenor soloist at ST. Pat
rlcks Church to take IN his residence IN
richmond. Is meeting with much success
In the virginia capital Mr.. whittemore
sang last week in the Auditorium In
Hichmond before a large audience a con-
GER. given by the Richmond Philharmonic
Orchestra. winning enthusiastic common
dation for the quality OF his voice and for
MS singing. especially the pianissino
Work OF the song Down In the Forest
by Land0n Ronald $50.
A recital of merit. both for the variety
OF Its well balanced program and the
tscnniqne and finish Of fits rendition. took
place Wednesday evening at Beicourt
seminary ser, by the faculty of the institu-
tion Miss Florence Mcdonald sang I'm
Herbst." by Franz: ..serenade Fioren. IN.
tine" by Duparc; Hal Luh..' by
coquard. and From the Song Cycle. !"
FIRST Love" (by L. M. Genet). Love
Wsna p, Me With Infinite Wing" 'The
Comes Ecstasy: Anton Kaspar played
Ihayer gave a clever .impersona ton. "A
Court Comedy. OF the period of Charles ii
OF England: Miss Waugh added to the
pleasure Of the occasion by her rendition
OF MacDowelrs "Preludes-First Modern
Suite and ''valse de Concert by Wien.
LAVISH, and the piece de resistance
sonata In D Major" for piano and
vionn' ny beethoven. was presented by
telngence. beautiful tone and excellent
| The first Of this seasons recitals un.
der the auspices OF the District Of Co.
lumbia Chapter Of the American Guild
OF Organists was given at Trinit,
episcopal Church by c" Melville Ash.
| ton organist OF the First Church OF
to local musical circles Mr.. Ashton
rendered several numbers, covering
wide range and showing himself 3
master OF the technic OF the organ. his
delivery OF the Bach Fantasy and
'Rheinberger Sonata" being remark.
able for breadth and clearness Trinit,
choir. under the direction of Oscar
Franklin Comstock. sang "Te Deum'
In G. by Mr.. Comstock. This is hi,
the triumphant air in keeping witt
the spirit of the tie Deum.' Mrs
Armand Gumprecht gave an "Av,
Maria, composed by Mr.. Gumprecht
with truly devotional spirit. and thu
rector made an interesting address con
| corning the prominent part that must,
has always had in the services of tn,
| church.
Oscar Franklin Comstock's program
for this evenings half-hour recital. be
ginning at 1880. in Trinity Episcopa
Church. consists of Bach's "Toccat,
and Fugue in D Minor" "Adoratio 81
vox Angelica" BY Dubois: Wells Sou
Miss Marguerite Harbers. and "Riso
luto." by Horatio Parker.
| we'll chosen program of songs and
arias was given Thursday afternoon a
Gawler. soprano. and Sydney Loyt
Wnghtson. baritone. with Mrs. job,
L. Downs as accompanied. Each numhe
was cordially received by the youthful
audience. Mrs. Gawler being especiall!
acceptable in her rendition Of the arii
TIN bel dr. from Mime. Butterfly" Other
numbers included Tears o. JOY b,
Phillips: "A Moonlight Song" by Cad
man: "A Spirit Flower by Campbell
son: .'Embarquez-vous,' by GODDARD, and
"A Birthday" by Woodman. Mrs. Cav.
! Ter. Songs of Roumania," by Lohr
THE Roumanian Mountains. Life Has
Night Song Mr.. Wrightson; win o
the Wisp." by spross. and The Valley OF
Laughter" by Sanderson, Mrs. Gawler;
and duet. "Abschied de VOgel." by Hill
dach. Mrs. Gawler and Mr.. Wrightson.
Mrs. Susanna Oldberg will give fare.
| well reception in honor Of Robert Carey
! Stearns in her studio next Sunday after.
| noon at 4 o'clock. A program has beer
| arranged by Mrs. Oidberg made up Of
Mr. Stearns' compositions. Mr.. Stearns
orchestral compositions have been played
by the prominent orchestras In this coun.
| try, among them the Washington Sym.
phony Orchestra, the Georgetown Orches'
Band. and in Europe by the Circle Sym
phoniaue Cresende'' Of Brussels. Miss
| Lois Reside, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank p. Reeside. will be the accom-
PIANIST at this reception. Mrs. Oldberg ex-
tends cordial invitation to all friends
| of Mr. Stearns to be present and wish
| him success in his new field of endeavor-
Chicago.
A speciaf musical service will be given
this evening at Luther Memorial Church
under the direction Of Donald B. Freeze
The quartet is composed of Misses Mar
paret Paine and Grace Garland and
Messrs. Roy G. BeaH and Robert H
Davidson.
Mrs. Bessie Latham Gibson will sing
this morning at McKendree Church. her
selection being 1.-The Publican by Van
de Water.
Ernest Dawson Leach. organist and
choirmaster. Of st. Stephens Episcopal
| his program and his performances both
being the subject OF much fiattering COM
! ment He was assisted by w. Roland
! Carter, who contributed two solos. abide
+, with Me- and My Task" both by Ash
ford. Among the organ numbers were,
IN r. Nv Batiste: Prelude and Fugue. .
! in q minor. by Bach; "Andantin0." in d
fat fby reauest). by Lemare: 'Nocturne.
nv Miller: "Andante Religiose." by Null
! lineux. and .'Marche Militaire.'' by
! Gounod. $3.50
The Rebew Orchestra. II. w. Weber.
director. held It's first public rehearsal
| this season Monday evening In the lecture
room Of the Keller Memorial Church be-
fore an overlooking audience. The or
chastra was assisted by Miss Josephine
". Gould, who proved acceptable In
Snross' .sWiu o. the Wisp." and Il Hear
| n Thrush at Evening" and \. w. Jebb,
/ tenor. who made favorable impression
! in Somewhere Voice is Saihng ana
AT Dnwniny," By Cadman. Miss Jenries
.:,.ad 90 Tho niano The popularity of