Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-29

Roger; stay Ny Love" 4. Goetzl;
irish Folk Song Foote; II Know
Where I'm Coin" (old Irish), encore,
Miss Shirley was assisted in entertain
| ing the guests by students of the in
stitution. who gave the following num-
| bers: Piano duet, "Marche Romaine,'
Gounod. Helen Redmond and Susan Des
| Brez; ITO the Glass. 1915, Greeting,
Miss Helen Biblin: essays, Christian
| Ideas, Miss Janet Logan; 1.-The Ideal
Women We Celebrate" Miss Helen
heiiiy; piano solos. ''Warum.' by Schu-
] mann: fNalse," opus 81, No ., Chopin
Miss Georgia Bower
Henry H. Freeman, organist and
choirmaster of old St. Johns Church.
| LaIaEette Square. announces a series
OF Tree sunday afternoon organ recitalS
OF one-half hour duration, beginning at
$40 o'clock, during the months of De-
cember and January. The first of the
series VIII occur next Sunday. These
recltalS Will be given largely for the
purpose of stimulating further public
interest in organ music and the or
gan as a concert Instrument, and Mr..
Freeman makes it possible at these re-
cltals for the public to hear some of
the other local organists in addition to
himself. Among these will be William
Stansfeld of the First Congregational
Church, Oscar Franklin Comstock of
Trinity Episcopal Church. Alfred G.
Eldridge of St Margarets Episcopal
Church, Miss Ethel Garrett Johnston,
Samuel A. Leech. NOVEL; S Ferriss of
St Pauls Episcopal Church. Washing
ton Circle, and others.
The Methodist Home for the Aged
was the beneficiary of an attractive
concert arranged by several members
of the Rubinstein Club and given Fri
day evening before large audience
at Wesley Chapel. Miss Ruby Stanford.
an honorary member of the organize
ton. played Meditation from
That's" and "Adagio.' by Ries, accom-
panied by Miss Mamie Mullaly at the
organ. Miss Viola Schippert. soprano.
was heard in Chaminade's Sumner;
Mrs. William T. Reed. contralto. sang
The Valley of Laughter" by Sander
son. and Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish,
contralto. contributed Spanish Love
Song. by Chaminade: kept In by
Nevin. and His Buttons Are Marked
L. S." by Carrie Jacobs Bond. En-
semble numbers We're rendered by the
Nevln quartet, composed of Mrs. Ruth
Simpson. Mrs. Albert l.. Johnson, Mrs
Robert Waters and Mrs. James Kerr.
their selections being Sweet and Low
Barnby: Loves Old Sweet Song Shell
ley. and ''Da Copper Moon by Molloy.
The Indian Cradle Song II. Alexan-
der Matthews: Faith. Hope and Love-"
Shelley: "Manmy's Lullaby" Dvorak.
and Woodland Sprite." Arditi, We're
sung by double octet, composed of
Miss Mabel Roberts, Miss Edna Dyer
Miss Helen Crennan. Miss Matte Glib
son. Mrs. Theodore T Apple. Mrs AL
bert johnson. Mrs. II. C. Shannon. Mrs
Harry Hopkins. Mrs. Eulalie Rheem.
Mrs. William r Reed Mrs Charlotte
Lippett, Mrs. o. p. Leech. Mrs. f.
Shore. Mrs. @. b. Holloway. Miss
Miss Julia Higgins accompanied at the
piano and Miss MuIlaly al the organ.
Visitors to the reading room for the
blind at the Library of Congress Mon
day evening spent an enjoyable hour
listening to the song recital given by
Miss Florence Macdonald, who, in adj
dition, presented two young singers
from Ohio, Miriam Webb. mezzo So
prano. and Richard Maxwell, bass, each
of whom gave several groups of songs,
making fine impression. The program
included the soprano solos. I've Been
Roaming (Horn), Where the Bee
Sucks. (Arne), BE Not SO Coy" tKu-
Me" Dvorak), "a Spirit Flower
tCampbellTipton): arias, "In Quelle
Urine Morbide,'' from 'AIanon Lescautt'
and ''Vissi d'Arte, Vissi d Amore,' from
"Tosca." Miss Macdonald; bass solos,
"The Storm Fiend' CRoeckeD. Beyond
the Sunset" tTours), a Mans Song"
tHarris). 1.-The Gift Brown, Three
for Jack" (Squire), Mother o Mine"
tTours). THE Diver" (McMillan), AIr.
Maxwell; soprano solos. Flower Fet-
ters'' tWilleby). THE Nightingale Has
a Tyre of Cold CWhelpley), song cy-
cle In a Brahmin Garden uoSan:
10, 'Tis the Hour Fair Radha,'
Gauges Boat Song" Somewhere a
Voice Is Calling" (Tate), My Heart
(Randegger}. Miss Pearl Waugh as
sisted as accompanist for Miss Mac
Donald.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the double quartet, under
the direction of Sydney Lloyd Wright
son, with Harvey Murray at the organ,
will render the following musical pro-
gram: 20 Gladstone Light, Sullivan;
Blest Are Those" from The Word of
Cod by Spross. Miss Harper; ard the
double quartet. "Hyfrydoe," Welsh air;
Hide Me Under Thy Shadow" West.
The evening choir will render the fol-
lowing musical program this evening: