Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18
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In Thoughts" and Love Is Rose;
Mrs L. p. kalisher, who gave the aria.
MY. MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from
Morn by Awkward: Il Hear You Call
ing Me" and Kate Vannah's Lullaby
and the honor guest. who made fine i'm
preston in her rendition of the following
BY ny Ens pn,dn
man." by Wagner-Liszt: Spring Song
by Sinding: "Gazelle," by Kullak, and
Waltz" by Chopin.
The Rev. James T. Marshall, D. D.. and
Mrs. Marshall entertained the choir of
the West Street Presbyterian Church and
few of their musical friends last even
ing at their home in Georgetown. An
evening of social pleasure enlivened by.
joyed by all present. The guests In
cluded Miss Mabel l.. Galleher Mrs Hat
tie Williams. Mrs Esther Gumprecht,
Misses Elizabeth Lacy. Ruth Bronson,
Frey. Sarah Cruit. Louise Haneke. Alta
Charlton. Frances Bronson. Isabel Mar
tin. Franc H. Galleher. Sallie Lacy. Ruth
Depue. Louise Tschiffeley. Evangeline
Munson and Cora NJ. Wetzel. and Messrs.
s. Theodore Howard, Dallas Tucker,
, Frank p. Leetch. Samuel Swindells. d.
Austin Howard. Mack Fadeley. Janney
Nichols. j. B. Bronson, III. c. Eddy, III.
Alvin Lake and George ii. Wells.
Miss Georgia E. Miller was hostess at
musical Wednesday evening last. when
she entertained the pupils of her school
and their parents. The studio was most
attractive in palms. flowers and soft
light effects, and the conscientious work
of the young people was received with
well merited applause. Among the num-
bers were '.Minuetto." from Sonata. opus
IS. by Schubert. Miss Margaret Granger;
| Spring Song" and Hunting Song" by
Mendelssohn. Miss Hazel Harvey; Polo
naise in \ major" by Chopin. Miss Phebe
Slime: "Valcik." by Monkeys. "Celestino
Santini''; March Mignonne," by Poldini,
Miss Isoece Bingaman; Allegro Assai."
from Sonata in F MAJOR by Mozart
Miss Louise Marbut; Fugue. by Rhein-
berger. and "Hark, Hark. the Lark by
schubert-Liszt Miss Ruth Ebaugh: .I.ieb-
estraume, by List: 'Nocturne," by
Grieg, and .'Scherzo in c sharp minor
by Chopin. Miss Corinne Bracket Mss
Miller was assisted by Mrs. Norman
Fought. soprano and Mrs Owe Demare
| Button. a former pupil now OF Hacken-
sack. y. ]. Mrs. Vought sang with beau
tiful style "A Fairy Love Song by Wiz
leby, and for encore Good Night Little
her usual brilliant STYLE. -Nocturne." by
Nevin. Concert EtIde' and An Indian
Sketch" both by Mcdowell Mss Nellie
Monks was the accompanist.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at 1870 o'clock a double quintet
Will render the following musical pro-
gram. under the direction of Sydney Lloyd
WriShtson. with Harvey Murray at the
organ: Anthem. Grant Us Thy Peace"
| by Mendelssohn. solo. Rock OF Ages .
| by Johnson, Miss Miriam L.arner: anthem.
The Lord Is My Rock" by Woodman:
offertory solo. Thou Wilt Keep Him i'm
Perfect Peace" by Speaks. Richard p.
Backing; anthem. Sanctus." from "Messe
Solenelle," by Gounod: incidental solo
oy Mr.. Backing. At the evening service.
at O'Clock, Charles Trowbridge Tittman.
basso. will sing the offertory solo. and
the evening choir of 100 voices will rem
| der the following music: Organ prelude
| in d. by Guilmant: professional. 20
Mother Dear. Jerusalem" by Ward; an
them. AS Pants the Hart" by Spohr-
Stimson. with incidental solo by Miss
Gertrude Reuter-: ofrertory solo, Trust
| in the Lord" by Handel. Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann: anthem. 20 Savior of
| the World by Goss; .'Sevenfold Amen"
by Stainer. and organ postlude, ..Choeur
| in A." by Guilmant.
Mrs. George F. Winston and Miss Eliza
beth Winston of Madison Hall Seminary
/ left the city Friday morning and sailed
yesterday on the Dominion OF the Ameri-
can line from Philadelphia. After a short
i stay in London they will go to Paris
1 where Miss Winston will be entered as a
| student with Harold Bauer for the sum-
| mer months Miss Ethel Anderson of
! Dallas. Texas. and Miss Priscilla Pick
4 erall of Chicago. former students Of
Madison Hall Seminary. will join them in
Paris. and In the fall Miss Dinston will
/ go to Vienna where she will study under
| Leopold Godowsky. with whom she will
work especially upon repertoire in prepa-
| ration for a series of professional con-
i certifying. Miss Winston was a scholar
| ship pupil of Ernest Hutcheson at the
Peabody Conservatory until she COM
pleted the course a year ago last June.
when she accompanied him to the New
! York Chautauqua. where he succeeded
| Sherwood as head of the music depart
ment. During the entire term she gave
| the piano illustrations of his lectures. and
was heard in joint recitals with him as
| well as alone on several occasions,
! achieving a notable success.
! The following musical numbers will be
| rendered today at the First Congregations
! Church: At the morning service-Organ
| prelude. by Guilmant; anthems. Lift Up
| Your Heads by Hopkins, and Every
Creature by Spohr; offertory. quartet.
| by the Rivers of Babylon" by Dana:
organ postlude, 'Fantasie in d. by