Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10


clubs under the direction of Walter +
Holt took place Wednesday evening al
National Rifles Hall and was attended
bv a capacity audience The club was as
sisted h. a quartet of mixed voices COM
posed OF Mrs. Edwin Callow, Miss Ada
Arundel and Messrs Charles II. church
and Edwin Callow. Miss Agnes Nhelaf'
soprano: Miss George. LII landolinst;
George O'Connor. character songs: Nlt-
lam H. Bailey. banjoist. Edwin tailow'
leader. and Mis- Mice t.. Hill. mandolin
ISL Hearty applaus. after each number
raid tribute to the efforts Of the perform
u.s.. the hunters being follows;
'tre Poet and Peasant won
Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Or
.g:t. soprano solo. one Fine Day,
nom Madame Butterfly. Miss Agnes
e. Wbclau: Celeste Aida Verdi. Man
dulin and Guitar Orchestra: quartet. The
Gallant. Trouba do,ir watson. Mrs. Callow,
MISS Arundel Mr.. Church and NJ, Cal-
low: mandolin SOLO Cello tstauffer,.
Miss George Lucy. character songs.
George OConnor. selections from sweet
hearts" tHerbert', Nordica Mandolin and
Guitar Orchestra. American Beauty
Waltzes' and march. Comrades" Choth by
Haeon. Nordica Banjo Club. with Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown at the piano: quar-
tst, In This Hour of Softened Splendor, >
by Pins7ti Mrs. Callow. Miss Arundel,
Mr.. Church and Mr.. Callow; mandolin
and guitar duet. ''Nocturne,' OPP. ., No.
Chopin. Miss Alice f. Hill and Du-
four Brown: recitation, original selec-
tions Mr.. Callow, banjo solo. valse brill
liante. The Enchantress' Bacon. vii
Lam II. Bailey, Popular Medley, No.
T. CDe Loss, Nordica Mandolin and
Guitar Orchestra
The personnel of the orchestra is as
follows: First mandoiins. Misses Eva :.
liarnhartt. NJ G.. Camdeld. Laura Dede,
l.. Hamilton. a. f. Hill. George Lucy
b. Mckinney. Mildred Moore. Rose Muir
ray. Ethel NuGent. Jean Preston and
Helena Zepp. Mrs. W. T. Holt and Mrs.
j. l.. Schlosser Messrs. Isaac NJ. Bort
man. William Grupe. George D. Horning
ir.; NJ. c. Leonard. Charles e. Myers and
!. l.. Schlosser: second mandolins. Mrs
J.. Avery, Misses a. NJ. Chapel. Miriam
clarke. G. NJ Eddy. {. c: Reasman and
DE Loss. Walter Barr. W +. Prettyman.
=. W. Speckman. Charles Stutsman and
II. II. Teller: guitars. Misses C. L. Chew
ming. Berta Lee, Mamie Meiklejohn. Helen
Charles Stutsman. Messrs. Dufour Brown
-. Il. Iibbey. ]. c. Mcclure and l.. w.
Teller: tenor mandolas Messrs. Paul De
Marco and Joseph Kosner: octave man
9olas Messrs. Philip Floria and }. B.
T.otter: mando-cello. DR.. w. :. Whitman
,nando-bass. II. \ Duce: violins Miss
Freida Hauf. Messrs Joseph Beal and
Fl. A. Fetzer; hanjos. Misses ;. F. Har-
vcy. y +. Hill. Berta Lee, George Lucy.
Mrs Charles Stutsman, MesSrs. William
H. Bailey Dufour Brown. II. D. Clayton
Paul De Marco. George G. Furbershaw
T. NJ Hendricks. NJ. c. Leonard and
Charles Stutsman: piano accompanlst
Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown.
Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius, harpist.
played Tuesday afternoon at the annual
meeting of the Washington Alliance oil
Jewish Women. scoring a distinct sue
cess. Mrs. Brosus showed herself a ms
tress of the Instrument in her interpreta-
ton of "Mazurka.'' by Schenecher: RoS
nance" by Rubinsten. and 'Berceuse.
by Hassalmans
The double sextet of the Church of
the Covenant at the $3.50 o'clock service
This afternoon. under the direction OF
sydney LLOYD Wrishtson,, with Harxey
lowing musical program: Peace and
Light by Chadwick. with incidental
solo by Mr.. Backing: Crossing the
Bar" by Behrend. Mr.. Humphrey: The
Souls of the Righteous" by Foster.
Mrs Gawler; In Heaven the Stars
Now Are Shining" by Rheinberger. The
vested choir of 100 voices at the
o'clock service this evening, under Mr..
wrightson's direction. will render the
following: Prelude. .Andante in A. by
Battishill: All Praise to God in Light
Arrayed." by Wagner. incidental! solo;
Mr. Tittman: 20 Savior of the World"
by Goss; Hear My Prayer" by Men
delssohn, Incidental solo. Mrs. Gawler;
AT rest" by Wesley. and organ post
James Dulin of st. Adams Church
choir is substituting during this month
as tenor of the West Street -resby-
terrain Church for ID. Austin howard
who is absent from the city.
pleasing musical program was rem
dered recently in Odd Fellows Hall when
Union and Miriam Lodges gave an en-
tertainment. The numbers We're well rem
dered and heartily applauded by the large
audience present. among the selections
being vocal solos by Miss e Pearl Griss-
by F. G. Schaeffer and George Powell:
piano solos by Miss Pearl Shreve, Miss NJ.
Agnes Clark, Miss Sarah Becker and J.
=. Wilson: violin solo by Miss Freida
Iiauf: recitations by Miss Nellie Lewis
Stafford and George Weber. and I, son
and dance by little Marie Hayes.
The annual musical by Mrs Mary Van
Ness Fauth took place Friday evening in
Potomac Bank Hall. The students We're
assisted by Misses Ethel and Carrie
Fischer and Miss Mary Daily. and the
Program included the duet. Forget Me
Not by Marianne. Mrs. Fauth and Joe
streabbog, Sarah Parker: Peanuts and
Popcorn" by De Lancy. Martha Wysong
''Mary's Pet by Mack. Margaret Free
burger: Gladys Waltz. by Fearis.
Blanch Lynch; Waving Leaves. by
Greenuald. Helen Daily: duet by Streab-
bog. Mrs. Fauth and William Mathingly:
solos. Meadow Pink. by Cloy. Mildred
Redman: "Orvetta. by Spencer. Cath
crime Bromley; "Lourine d'AviI' by
Depot. Pauline hessler; duet The
Witch Flight. by Resell. Misses Car
rie and Ethel Fischer; solos, Fighting
the Flames, by Fargo. Joe Whitmore;
Song of the Robin. by Ellis Theodosia
- Clark. Sinners Trau,n'' by Helms,
Agnes Walsh: duet. 'Barcarolle. by Ala
taine. Mrs. Fauth and Saral Parker;
solos. Star Of the Sea by Kennedy.
William Mathinglr: Queen OF the Fairies, "
ny Smith. Louise Bennett; duet, sweet
Clover. by Hoist, Hazel Crown and
agnes Murtausn. solos, Gertrude 5
Dream. by Beethoven. Arthur Woody:
Tie Rooms Departure, BY Fisher. Miss
Josephine Leonberger; La Grace" by
BONN. Hazel Crown: Inspiration. by
i.ancoln. Agnes Murtaush. and 'Wate?
Sprite," by Lang. Edward Summers.
\ musical and dramatic recital was
given Wednesday evening at Carroll In
stitute Hall under the direction of Ellen
Nockey Seifert. the program being as fol-
lows: Piano duet. Dance From Henry
VIII by Edward German, Miss Sc
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