Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-24

nehsrin "Humoresque, by Dvorak: 8
clock. organ prelude "Benediction Nup-
tale by Hollins; anthem. The Lord Is
MY Light by Parker: offertory anthem.
oh For Closer Walk With Cod by
roster: organ postlude. 'Toccata in G.
ny Dubois. For next Sunday evening.
May 81. DR.. Stansfield has arranged a
special musical service. the program to
consist of excerpts from the great ora
torios.
musical for this season Wednesday after
noon in the Woodward & Lothrop audi
forum. before an appreciative audience.
Inc program included the piano solos,
Melodie. op. 16. No. ]. by Paderewski;
valse, in A fiat, op ~ and "Segui-
dilia," by Albeniz. Miss Katharine Bouck:
contralto solos. His Lullaby by Carrie
! Jacobs Bond: The Carrier Dove" by
Schubert. and for encore I'm Wearin'
AVA, Jean. Miss Beulah Harper: piano
poth by List. Miss Flora Kampfe con-
traito solos. ''Liebesfeier.'' by Weingart-
ner: Morgen." by Strauss Violet" by
Cornelius; Floods of Spring" by Rach-
,hanlnoH: encore, La Occur de ma Mic, "
oy Dalcrosse, Miss Faye humphrey; piano
solo. "Marche Militaire." by Schubert
transcription by Tausg); encore. An
den Fruehling." by Grieg. Miss kampfe
The annual business meeting of the Music
Study Club will take place tomorrow
afternoon at Great Falls. where the
members will gather for a basket lunch
con, and will elect the officers for the en-
suing year The officers lust concluding
their term of service are Miss Fave Bum
phrey. president: Mrs. John H. knapp
formerly Miss Maitland Marshall. vice
president: Miss Flora kampfe. secretary;
Mrs Orville B. Drown. treasurer Miss
Julia Higgins, chairman of the program
committee.
Interesting events Of the week must IN
clude the closing recital by students of
Beicourt Seminary Thursday evening.
when well balanced program of vocal
and instrumental numbers was rendered
in manner to reflect credit on both
pupils and faculty. Among the numbers
We're the chorus. 'In May Time by
Proctor; solo. 'Lotosblum,' by Schu-
mann; Lehn's Dein Wang an Meme
Wang by Jensen, leila Marie Wiede-
man: Thou Art So Like Flower by
Chadwick; Wanderers Night Song" by
Whelpley Ethel Mae Tatum: piano solo,
"Nocturno,' by Buonamici. Lillian Cross
helm; songs. The Sea- by MacDowell
Rosemary" by Willoughby. Esther Lit
Teton; piano solos, "Warum?' and
"Grillen," by Schumann. Eulalia Mac
farland; songs. The Gift" Mary Helen
Brown; Hills of Already" by Coombs
Tanze," by Beethoven. Sweet Hartzell;
songs. THE Quest" by Smith, and Itch
Liebe Dich," by Grieg. Marion Edwards;
violin solo. Ninth Concerto" by De
Is Here" by Dick, and AT Parting" by
Rogers, Lillian Grossheim; 'Lilacs,' by
Rachmaninof: Morning and The
Diver" both by Mcmillan, Ethel Eldridge:
The Wind Blows over the Violets.' by
Genet. and The Nightingale Has a Tyre
of Gold,'' by Whelpley. Fiorine Hardwick;
piano solos. 'Feuerzauber" (Wagner-
Brassin), Margarita Moreno: songs, ITO
a Moonflower." by Salter; THE Robin
Sings in the Apple Tree by Mcdowell.
Finale. de Lucia de Lammermoor,' by
Leschetizky. and "Polonaise," by Mac
Dowell. Ethel Eldridge; songs. "a Plant. -
by Mary Helen Brown; Fern Song" by
Billiard. Onie Reed: piano solo. ''Soirees
de Vienne (Schubert-LiszD. Ruth Shaw;
chorus. He Gave Me a Rose" by Cad
man. and THE Two Clocks" by Rogers,
choral class.
Memorial Sunday will be observed at
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
today. instead of next Sunday, and the
following appropriate selections will be
rendered by the solo quartet and the
evening chorus Morning. Rest, Spirit,
Rest from "Amilie,' by Rookie; tenor
solo. BE Thou Faithful Unto Death, :"
from the oratorio "St. Paul" by Mendels-
sohn: evening. THE Radiant Morn Has
Passed Away by woodward. sung by
the quartet. and 80 for a Closer Walk
With Cod by Foster, rendered by the
Singing Society. The solo quartet is COM
posed of Mrs. Haycock, soprano; Miss
Arundel. contralto; C. D. Church, tenor:
Edwin Callow. bass. with Miss Marguerite
OToole at the organ.
The annual spring concert at the Rup-
pert Home took place Thursday after
noon. an attractive program being rem
dered by the Nevin Quartet, composed of
Mrs. Ruth Simpson and Mrs. Albert
johnson, sopranos, and Mrs. Waters and
Mrs. Kern. contraltos. Among the num-
bers were the quartet's Welcome, Pret-
ty Primrose by Pinsuti: "Mammy's Lul-
laby," by Dvorak; Spring Song by