Evening star., 1914-04-19

Rondino.' Vieuxtemps From the
classic dignity of the Handel Sonata
10 tne soft and delicate shading of the
child's Dream" the touch was true
ana the varying sentiment melodiously
expressed
The aceompaniments were art.stically
piaSed by George H. Wilson.
Miss Marguerite Howard soprano solo
ISL OF st Stephens Church. and Mrs.
Ernest Parkinson substituted last Sunday
I at west Street Presbyterian Church for
MISS Mabel Galteher. the regular so
prano who was ill. Miss Howard assist
ed at the special service with the chorus
cholr In the evening. singing all the an
! thems very successfully. with practically
! no time for preparation, and Mrs. Park
inson sustained the soprano part with the
quartet IN the morning. the principal
number being "Hosanna," by Granier.
Charles E. Myers tenor solo:st Of All
souls nItarian Church. who holds an
admirable record for his ability as a
reader OF music and the adaptability nee
essary to fill iE gap with strange sing
erS ana new music. outdd recently all his
previous efforts in this line Kenneth
( ogden tenor soloist of the choir of the
! First Congregational Church. found him
sen unexpectedly unable to sing on ac-
count or a severe cold, and al $50 in the
afternoon Mr.. Myers was asked to take
ms place at the special musical service
tilat evening. at which the choir was to
give Dubois Seven Last Words" Mr.
Myers had never heard the work nor even
: seen the score. but nothing daunteG
when evening came sang the entire part
potp solos and ensemble. in splendid
style winning congratulations on an sides
and the comment from Dr. Stansfeld
that 1t could not have been more artis-
tically interpreted"
The Gaelic Society held its monthly
meeting last evening at the New Willard.
when Prof. +. y. Robinson Phi D.. of
Harvard University. made an address on
Ceasa: A Tragic Motif in Irish Saga :
The musical features. under the direction
OF Miss Jennie Glennan. We're two songs
in Irish. 'Siubhail a Ghradh and An
Draighnean Donn.'' Miss Caroline Man
ming; three songs: (Commemorative,.
Let Erin Remember. Remember the
Glories of Brian the Brave and Rich
and Rare Maurice Fitzgerald: Irish
Dyer: recitation. "kncora'' James Clar-
ence Mangan1 Miss Ada Louise
Townsend address. The Battle of Clon-
tarf'' (the 90oth anniversary occurs April
-, Shaemas O'Sheel
Miss Marguerite Allen presided al the
organ of the St. Patrick's Church at the
! high mass last Sunday in place of Miss
Jennie Glennan. who directed both the
choir of mixed voices and the assisting
orchestra. Miss Allen is substituting at
present at the First Presbyterian Church
for Mrs. George Schutt, who is spending
some time in the south on account Of
illness.
The quartet of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. composed of Mrs.
Haycock soprano: Miss Ada Arundel.
4. nd a
win Caltow. bass, will render today. with
Miss Marguerite O'Toole at the organ.
the following program: Organ prelude,
'Romanza." by Saran: anthem. Awake
Gloria by Buzzi-Peccia; organ post
lude. "Triumphal March, by Heintze-
Evening organ prelude. "Adagio i'll A
Flat" by Volckmar: anthem by the quar-
tet With joyful Hearts Let Us Praise
Him. by Giorza: anthem by the Singing
Society "One Sweetly Solemn Thought.
by Ambrose: organ postlude. by Lem
aibgre.
At the evening service last Sunday al
the Brookland Baptist Church tho cantata,
..rThe Resurrection" was given. with Incl
dental solos by Miss Mae Millngton. Miss
BeuIah Nj Burton. Miss Huby NJ. Schwier
Paul H. Primm and c. B. Perry, Miss
Isabel Jarvis Primm assisting at the
organ.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $50 o'clock the double sex
tet will repeat the special musical pro-
gram given last Sunday afternoon. ana al
O'Clock in the evening the vested cnoir
of 100 voices will sing again the hfteenth
special musical service given last Sunday
evening. both services being under the
direction of sydney Lloyd WrShtson.
Joseph Beal. talented young violin
ist. assisted the choir of Temple Baptist