Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30

ner. Messrs Bowie and Miller. In ad-
ditfon to the cantata, Mrs. Gawler will
sing sing "Hosanna." by Granier, as offertory
voices under Mr.. Wrightson. will give
its sixth monthly musical service. The
program will include the anthem. "As it
Began to Dawn" by Martin; Unfold,
ton Awake, Thou That Sleepest."
! from Stainer's Daughter of Jairus'':
'Infammatus.' from Rossinis "Stab hat
Mater; "Hallelujah'' chorus, from THE
| Messiah, by Handel
Miss Katharine McReynolds will con-
tribute to the program of the meeting of
the College Womens Club tomorrow aft
| ernoon. when she will be heard in
group Ct Mcdowell compositions.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs. soprano, and John
| K. Monroe. pianist. will contribute to the
program Tuesday at the meeting of the
| Cultus Club at the home of Mrs. A. P.
Clarke. on Lanier place. Mrs. Gibbs will
sing an aria from La Tosca." Open Sc
cret,' by Huntington Woodman. and Mr..
Monroe will give the "B Flat Minor
| Scherzo,' by Chopin.
The usual following of music lovers
gathered at Mrs. Oldberg's studio last
Sunday afternoon and were rewarded by
| hearing delightful informal program, in
addition to the social pleasures of the oc-
| cas1on. Among the numbers that proved
especially acceptable were two songs by
knight -Logan, given by Miss Louise Al
and "Aubade." all by D Ambroso: Noe
turne" and "Berceuse." by GODDARD; can
dante Religioso.' by Thome. rendered by
Robert Cary Stearns, with Miss Adela
Smith will give the program this after
| noon.
Mrs. A. L: Johnson of the Rubinstein
Club assisted the choir of Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church in giving the music of the
| Easter services, which will be repeated
| today. The selections will include the
anthem AS 1t Began to Dawn by Vim
| cent; incidental solo by Mrs r W. Simp-
| son. bass solo. Like as a Hart by AL
litsen. d. Walter Smith; "Magdalene.' by
| Warren, by the choir, with incidental
solo by Mrs. Johnson. At the evening
service the choir anthem will! be Christ
| Our Passover" by Dudley Buck. and the
offertory solo, "Hosanna," by Granier
Mrs. Simpson will direct the choir and
Miss Grace Adams will assis. as accom-
PIANIST.
Miss Mabel Latimer; soprano: Miss.
Eugene de Guerin, violinist, and Miss
Mabel Linton, pianist, will give a recital
Tuesday evening at Leesburg. Va, under
! the auspices of the Town Improvement
Society, when they will repeat the pro-
gram given recently at the Library of
Congress.
| The Criterion Orchestra, Hurlbut G.
Winfield. director. gave a special musical
program at the Gunton Temple Presby-
terrain Church in connection with the
| Easter service of the Sunday school last
week. r. c. Valentine has been added to
the number of first violins, and Miss NJ.
/, e. Bouck has recently joined the organi
cation as assistant pianist.
! The choir of the Dumbarton Avenue NJ.
ho of
| liam D. Glover, will present the sacred
| cantata From Olivet to Calvary" by
Maunder. Wednesday evening ats o'clock,
hin the church auditorium. 1t was ex-
| pected that Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt and
Mrs. r. l.. Dalgleish would have been
among the assisting soloists. but Mrs.
| Fugitt will be unable to appear with the
| choir and Mrs Dalgleish has been oblig
| ed to cancel this and several other en-
| fragments on account of her recent
| throat trouble. Solos will be sustained by
Mrs. Bessie Birch Haycock. soprano; Mrs.
]. Albert Houghton, contralto; Richard p.
Backing, tenor, and ]. Walter Humphrey,
basso. The choral numbers will be rem
dered by the choir of thirty-five voices.
and Mrs. Isaac Birch will preside, as
usual, at the organ.
| In view of the fact that many of the
| blind for whom the musicals at the LII
brary of Congress are given were unable
| to be present on the evening of Good Fri
| day, Mrs. Woodbury. Halves, soprano.
| and Miss Edith Reyes. pianist consented
| to repeat the program Friday evening.
| The work of the two soloists proved en-
| joyable, each of the numbers being re-
| ceived with enthusiasm.
| eighty-seventh studio recital Thursday
evening before a large audience. j. l.
Turner was heard in a piano solo.
Sonata" by Mozart. and groups of songs
were presented by Miss Ida Lea, Mrs.
William Cole. Messrs. Clarence Carpenter
and Archie Gibson.
! Tonight the choir of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church will sing
| Haydn's The Creation
! An event of interest in both musical
and educational circles took place at
Fairmont Seminary Monday evening.
| when a former student. Miss Mary Seller
of Indiana. was heard in recital. She has
| recently returned from prolonged period
| of study at the Damrosch Institute of
| Musical Art, from which she was grad
| uated last season. Her selections, which
| were admirably rendered. included Pre-
Jude in c Sharp Minor" by Rachmani-
| noff; 'Impromptu." in A fiat major.
"Troisieme Ballade" and Prelude in G
Minor all by Chopin: "Arabesque." in
| G major, by Debussy. Miss Seller con-
| tributed also two songs, "At Dawning.
by Cadman and Down in the Forest
! by LandOn Ronald.
l. Harry Patterson Hopkins is preparing
| four students for graduation honors this
season, each of whom must appear In
public recital The first of these recitals
was given Monday evening at the Wash
ington College by Miss Daisy LeCraw of
Atlanta, Ga, who presented in good style
the following numbers: Sonata in c
Sharp Minor by Beethoven, Peacock's
Dress Parade" by LePaige; ''Jardins
Sous lie Pine" by Dehussy, and finale
from Tschaikowsky piano Concerto in
B Flat Minor,'' with Mr.. Hopkins at the
second piano. The program was pleasant
.ly varied by rectations by Miss Nanette
Brundage.
Miss Catherine Cannon contributed to
the program Of an entertainment Friday
evening at the Metropolitan Presby-
| terrain Church. under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society. Miss Cannon was
heard to advantage in my Dream" by
Tosti, and Happy Song" by Del Riego.
In continuation of the Easter program
| the choir of the Westminster Memorial
| Presbyterian Church will render this
| morning, LAS it Began to Dawn" by
| Charles Vincent. and the offertory num-
| by Gounod, sung by Miss Aileen Miller
| with violin obligato by Miss Mary Crook
| At the evening service j. Forney Dom
aldson will give ''Hosanna," by Granier
| with Mrs. Byram usual at the organ.
| The public rehearsals given each month
| by the Rebew Orchestra, h. w. Weber,
| conductor, will be omitted until after the
annual concert. which will take place the
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