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

them, IS Lord, How Manifold" Barn
by: bass solo. ITO Scenes of Peace Re.
| tiring," Mozart, Mr.. Tittman; pleasant
Are Thy Courts Above" Heinrich; Incl
dental solos, Mrs Gawier and Mr.. Tit
| man; God Shall Wipe Away All Tears,
Field: organ postlude, Grand Choeur,
dialogue, Gigout.
The Christmas concert by the Motel
Choral Society, Otto Torney Simon. con-
| ductor, will take place Wednesday
| evening, December ., at Memorial Con-
| tinental Hall. The organization now
| numbers 100 voices, and has prepared
a program well up to the standard of
its former achievements. The assisting
artist will be Richard Loreleherg, vio-
loncellist, who has already many sue
cessful appearances to his credit at the
| National Capital.
At the recent lecture given by Father
Gavan at Polls Theater. short must
Edith Mccoy White, contralto. who
sang La Separazione,'' by Donizetti.
| and for encore, My Ladies'" by Thay
er. and William Madigan. bass. who
gave Rolling Down to Rio by Ed
ward German, and for encore, My
Heather Bell by Candon.
The program to be given at Ham
| line NJ f. Church today will include
at the morning service: Organ prelude.
! Alteration Guilmant: anthem. Send
Out Thy Light" Gounod; duet. The
Lord Is My Shepherd" Smart, Miss
Grand Chorus" by Falker. Evening,
"Berceuse,' by Renaud: Behold the
Western Evening Light" Shelley;
Jesus. Lover of My Soul" Williams,
and "Postludc in + major Rogers.
Trinity College students are among
those volunteering their talents for
the benefit of the Belgian war sufferers.
and an attractive program was given
by them for this purpose recently in
lO'Connor Hall, when the following
bers We're we'll rendered before an
,appreciative audience: Piano solo, Miss
Leonard; "Andante." from concerto in
A major, Mozart: "Minuet' in G. major.
Leonard at the piano: Mountain Low
ers,' by Squire. and why" by John
y. Welles, Miss Leonard with Miss Z.
Leonard at the piano: reading, The
Pudding" Miss Herman; violin solos.
opus 81, No. /, by Hubay: "Orientale''
by Cui, and opus 81, No 4, .by Hubay,
Miss Il. Z. Gfroerer, with Miss Mar
suerite Maloney at the piano; piano
solos. "roccato' in q major, by Bach,
and "Etude" in C minor. opus 10. No
IL. by Chopin. Miss L, Mccormick: semi
chorus, "Bugle Song by Gfroerer. di-
rected by the composer.
The advanced violin pupils of Sol
their first orchestral evening, when
compositions by Spohr, Gangler, Don't
and Mozart Were rendered. Much in
terest was shown by those present, and
1t was decided to have one evening
weekly when other composers will be
studied.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. w Weber,
Friday evening at the Keller Memo
rial Lutheran Church The orchestra
was assisted by Mrs. Olive Joyce, So
prano, who gave Tosti's Goodbye to
summer and Bischoff's Take Me.
Jamie Dear: A. w. Jet. tenor. who
sang 40 Tender Eyes" by Marshall,
and Absent by Metcalf. Mss Jeffres
accompanying: James l.. Moneyway.
who gave some readings, and ]. Wes-
ley Jones, who sang That Irish Lul
laby and TO the Evening Star. from
''Tannhauser.' with Miss Elsie Weaver
at the piano Each of the soloists was
cordially received and responded with
additional numbers. and the orchestral
selections included: March, Under the
Flag of Victory by Won Blon: over
ture. Lila" by Harris; selection Err
mimic" by Jakobowski; waltz. adele"
by Lampe: characteristic Whispering
Flowers by Won Blon; Indian inter
mezzo. "Aisha." by Lindsay, and grand
fantasia, Home. Sweet Home, by
Lampe. Miss Bessie Humphreys as
sisted as accompanist.
Miss CAN'T gave a pupils musical at
501 East Capitol street recently at her
studio. when the following numbers
were presented. Lullaby Miss Emma
LIE Greys; ''Elfin Dance Master Ever
EFT Jarvis: .Berceuse." Miss Dorothy
Wolfes; Gypsy Rondo," Master Roland
Beesh; Feather Dance Miss Ida May
Lang; Two Larks.' by Lasche tiszky.
Miss katherine Stone: 'Madrilena.
Wachs. Miss Catherine Lautel; Noe
turne.'' Richards. Miss Suzie Dorsett;
'Traumerei," Schumann, Miss Grace
Bush; Under the Sindeus." Sartorio,
Miss Mildred von Eff; Prelude" i'll G.
Miss Mary MCKENZIE: ''Barcarolle."
Intire.
The hour of music provided each
week by the Friday Morning Music
Club for its members and their guests
opened last week with the string quar-
tet by Mendessohn, op. A, No >, rem
dered by Miss Roberta Allen, Josef
kaspar, Mrs. Swami and DIR. Swami
and was followed by the soprano aria
"One Fine Day." from Mime. Butter
fly" by Puccini: Ellie a fui, la fourier
ellie. from Tales of Hoffman,, and
Sunlight" Harriet Ware. Miss Ethel
Noble Johnson; violin solos. ''Ballade
Romantique." Jaggi, and "Legende,"
Bohm, Mrs Dickey; contralto solos.
Lullaby" -Hanscome, and "a Memory
Bailey. Miss Chenowith; piano solos.
Waltz in A fiat, by Chopin, and Ca
price Espagnole,' by Moszkowski, Miss
Casselman.