Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

Miss Edith Earnest, soprano. Is substi-
tuting for Mrs. Bertha Hansen Colts
man. who is ill. Mrs. Julian Brylaw-
ski is the contralto. William E. Braith-
awaite, tenor, and Charles F. Roberts
bass. with Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayly, as organist and director.
The evening choir Of 100 voices of the
Church of the Covenant will give an
entire Wagner program at this even
ing's service beginning at o'clock I'M
der the direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson. with Harvey Murray. as
usual, at the organ. The musical mum
bers will be as follows: Organ solo,
Meistersinser" baritone solo. 90 Lamb
of God. Sweet Saviour Dear" Mr..
Wrlghson: All Praise to God in Light
Arrayed. Incidental solo. Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann: Thou Lamb of
Cod incidental solos Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler. Mrs. Downs and Mrs.
Leonore Fuller: organ postlude, PRO
cessional March," from Die Meister-
singer"
This afternoon the double quartet will
Fear Not Ye. o Israeli by Lansing.
incidental solo. Richard =. Backing:
trio. "On Thee Each Living Soul
awaits, from Haydn's oratorio. The
creation. Mrs. Gawler Mr.. Backing
and ): Walter Humphrey; Il Will Give
Gathers by Foss.
Miss Gurle Luise Corey. who has just
returned from the south. where she
nIied a number of recital engagements,
gave the musical for the blind Monday
evening at the Library of Congress.
Miss Corey was assisted by Miss Emma
c. Bander. pianist. who played Son
ata IN d major" by Haydn, Romance
by Sibelius and "Scherzo in b minor, =
DIV (,hODiD. hv Miss IA AL
len. accompanist, who. gave admirable
support in the waltz song, "Voci di
Prlmavera. by Strauss. What's in the
Air Today" by Eden. 1.-TWO Roses" by
Forge. "Solveys Song" By Grieg.
Spring Song" by Herbert. Echo
Song by Eckert, and aria from "Rigo-
letto."
Felix Garziglia presented several
pupils in recital last week at Chevy
Chase Seminary. when the following
numbers We're creditably rendered by
the young pianists: ''Gracieux Sourire."
by Missa. Miss Joseph; Second Mazur-
IA Sch by Schunann. Miss Eden. and
Sonata. by Haydn. Miss Walker.
Readings. "In Society" by Miss Estelle
Brown, and Jane Jones'" by Miss Kir-
chof. gave a pleasing variety to the
program.
A pleasing recital was given Tuesday
evening at the residence studio of Mrs.
Emily French Barnes by the pupils in
and elocution. The musical
Parker 20 Rose Climb Up to Her
Window" Hickland, Song of India"
Rimsky- Horsokow. 20 Come Fair
Maid" Brown. BY Miss Ruth Ayler;
Somewhere Voice is Calling Grass
and Roses Bartlett. by Miss Margaret
1op
Irovatore, Who Knows" Ball. by J.
Hil1eth Smiley; "Siciliana," Mascapni.
by Clarence Ruebsam
The Rotations included pathetic, hu-
morous and dramatic selections, and
there were Irish, Italian and negro
An interesting event of the week took
place Thursday evening. when Mrs.
Edythe Marmion Brosius, harpist: Miss
Miss Jennie Glennan. accompanies
joined forces in a concert for the
benefit of St James Church. at Falls
Ghurch, Va. The harp solos of Mrs.
Brosius were rendered with feeling and
were the "Priere." by HasseImanns.
''Mazurka." by schuecker; "The Min
strels Adieu to His Native Land" by
J3hn Thomas; "Arabesque." by Debussey;
e@Au ad AloHdSIete, both
by Hasselmanns and the accompaniment
to MacDowell's 'To a Wild Rose. rem
dered by Mrs. Daniel. Mrs. Daniel
proved acceptable in a Breton folk song.
Dreamt That My Love Was Sing
ing. by Liza Lehman. with Mrs. Brosius
at the harp; '.The Dream Maker Man"
by Ethelbert Nevin; "A Spirit Flower,
by Campbell-Tipton; MY Love and l."
by Mcdowell: why Should l Weep.'
By Chadwick; "Waldeinsamkeit'' by Max
a tAr,'
and call Me No More by Cadman. Miss
Shreve was also successful in her DresenN
tation Of "Slumber Song by Schumann.
Butterfly. by Grieg. and s'TaranteIIa. =
by Piezonka.
The musical program at the vesner
service at the Church of the Ascension
at 4:l5 this afternoon will include "Nae-
nincat. by Marks: "a New Heaven and
New Earth and Thine Is the King
'Vesper HYMN by steane. A. \. Card
hef sustaining the incidental solo. The
service VIII be preceded by a f1fteen-n,in
ute organ recital and the night choir
Will not be present at the evening sery
Miss Helen Macleod. contralto. sang
the part of Zeresh in the cantata
Queen Esther" given Wednesday
evening at Calvary Methodist Church.
Rho Chapter of the national musical
sorority. Mu Phi Epsilon. celebrated in
honor of Founders day, Friday even
ing. at the home of Miss Frances
Iutelius.
1t was the eleventh birthday of the
sorority, which has twenty-one large
charge chapters. in as many nrom-
inent schools scattered throughout the
~
The evening was spent in games and
b. Flynn contributed several numbers
10 the enjoyment of those present.
Miss Garcia Craig won the prize at
games. and among others present were
Misses Eleanor Reeve, Garcia Craig
Edith Gray, Arda!a Moore. Carrie
Bruce. Frances Gutelius. Ruth Bower
FRANCES Mcknight and Mrs. Henrietta
Flynn and Viola l.. Schippert
DR.. George Henry Howard. pianist
assisted by Theodore Apple, will give a
concert Tuesday at the Musicians
Hetterment League, 1922 18th street
northwest. The public is invited
Edward B. Whitman has been on
gaEed as tenor soloist of ST. Paurs
Church
Bazaar and Dance.
The Day Nursery and Dispensary AS