Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-29


| IL mas recently secured are Miss Augusta
Hill, contralto of the Church of the New
Jerusalem and of the afternoon choir at
| the Church of the Covenant: James X.
! 1oung, tenor soloist at St Patrick S
| thurcn. and Miss Jessie Galloway. as &C
conpan1st. These, with the choir proper,
| under the leadership of the soprano So
| ioist, Mrs. Hazel Wesner-Reeder are en-
Enthusiastically preparing for number of
, concerts which they propose giving in the
| not distant future
At the reception given TO the State
| Department by Secretary and Mrs.
BRYAN on the occasion of the birthday
| OF the Secretary of State Mrs. Julian
The Little Gray Home in the West
Jean. My Jean" "a Childs Prayer
and His Buttons Are Marked L. s.
| Mrs William Hamilton Bayly was the
| accompanies.
! The Lenten cantata, "Olvet to Cal
| vary. by Maunder will be sung this
! evening at S o'clock by the choir OF Old
st. Johns Church LAFAYETTE square,, un
! der the direction of Fl. II. Freeman. The
| solo parts will be sustained by Paul Bley-
| aen tenor; Charles TrowbridSe Tittman,
BASS. and Master Richard 5. McCarteney.
soprano and the organ accompaniment
! pF MI. Freeman will be supplemented by
! quartet composed OF Herman c.. Rake
| mann first violin: NJ. B. Rather. second
T,oin: George Leimbach. viola, and
| Richard Lorleberg, violoncello.
! The regular monthly evening with the
cholr Will be observed at St. Paurs Luth-
| eran Church at O'Clock this evening,
! The program will include the quartets
Lord We 1mplore Thee by Mer-
cadante, and Songs in the Night:
trios, Protect Us Through the Coming
Gery Fills ths Hea2 and LORD 1T T Thy
cadante: duet for soprano and tenor.
ART Thou Weary by Hosmer. and
n r%ntra 1t =; solo; Why Art Thou Cast
| numbers will be "adora ton BY GauI:
-Liebslied." by Cadman and March
Trlumphale,' by Clark Owing to a
9eath in the family of Charles f
Roberts: basso of the choir. Mr. Will
hams Will sing with the other members
OF the quartet-Mrs. Bertha Hansen
G isusSIj soprano; Mrs. Julian Bry-
Aldridge, tenor Mrs. William HamiI.
ton Bayly is orsanist and director.
An interesting recital was given Tues
Gas evening under the direction of John
X. Monroe IN the assembly hall at the
i. NJ I. A The soloists We're Miss Sadie
reriman, Vlollnist. and Miss Frederick
GERMAN. pianist, both of the Peabody
Conservatory in Baltimore. While both
are self acknowledsed students il is rare-
" that students play with their noise
and musical understanding The program
vas Well chosen. opening with the beau
niui concerto in D minor, by Slit Then
zane sahasu a group of Chopin. of which the
scherzo' IN minor. was of prime in
terest. the other numbers being the
AiendeIssohn-Liszt "On Wings of Song:
the Chevalier Fantastique.' of GODDARD.
. MA, whimsical ''Brer Rabbit
m Etude' in A fiat The violinist
played with other numbers "Adagio-"
by RIes. and the 'Adasio PathetjGue
ey GODDARD which was given a broad in
tass-Mazurka,'' by Wieniawski and a
Mazurka, by Mlynaiski giving as an
enchore "E.egie,'' by Massenet.
The choir Of Foundry Methodist Church
unaer the direction of Anton Kaspar.
viii give Dubois work. "The Seven last
Words Thursday evening, April o
Mrs. susanna Oldberg has issued cards
for a musical this afternoon at . O'Clock
at her studio Mrs. Ernest Lent and Miss
adele Robinson will play the f Major
concerto. by List, and Mr. Lent will con-
tribute several numbers on the yioIon-
lecco.
Miss Burbage's Stage Fright Club"
VIII meet this afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs. j. Martin Scranage The follow
ing program Will be rendered. all the
numbers being given from memory, as
tnat is the only requirement for mem
bership in the organization: Variations
in E Flat" by Mendelssohn. and .e,Iair
de Lune, from Les Orientales," bv Mac
bowen. Miss Elizabeth Smith; Sonata
by mozart Miss Ruth Grosner; "Murmu--
m Its Iepnyrs. by Jensen Niemann, Miss
Edna Oppenheimer; "Polonaise in c
sharp Minor by Chopin Miss Edna
l-andvoigt: "Aufschwuns." by Scbu-
mann, Miss Edith Pyles; La F'iIeuse.' nv
Ran. Mrs. John Kelley; Clair de I,lne.',
ny peDussey. and "Traumerei.' by Rich
ara STRAUSS, Mrs Scranage: lie Couson."
by Daguin. and Waltz" by Chopin- Sc
norita NJ. Carlotta de Pena.
The choir of Washington Cathedral
unoer the direction of Edgar Priest, will
render Maunder's "Olivet to CaIvarrn
this afternoon at 4 o'clock in t hai1 pn,s
Iehem Chapel of the Nativity. The solo
parts will be sustained by Master Ross
Farrar, soprano; DIR. Henry Jaeger. tenor.
henry II: Talmadge, baritone. and War
mission are required. - "
The vested choir of the Ascension will
sing Maunder's cantata. "Olivet to Cal
vary. wednesday evening, April 1, at s
o'clock, instead of this evening, as pre-
viously announced.
The quartet of Calvary Baptist Church.
composed of Miss Mabel Roberts So
prano; Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto:
Richard ?. Backing. tenor. and Theodore
T.. Apple, bass. assisted by the Sunday
school chorus. will render Stainers
'Crucifixion' this evening under the d.
| rection of Louis A. Potter, jr., organist.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the fifth of the special Lenten
musical services will be given by the
| double sextet under the direction of
| Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey
Murray at the organ. The program fol-
| lows: The Earth Is the Lords" BY
| Rogers, with incidental solo by Miss Hall;
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings," by
Liddle, Richard Backing; Sun of My
Soul. by Billiard, with incidental solos
by Mrs. Gawler, Mr.. Backing and Mr..
| Humphrey; The Souls of the Righteous, -
| by Field. This evening at 8 o clock the
following program will be given by the
, vested evening choir: Organ prelude
"Andante Religioso." by West; Grown
Him with Many Crowns" by Elvey;
! The Lord Is My Rock by Woodman;
| Come Unto Me- by Coenan Mrs Cav
/ Ter: Sweet Is Thy Mercy" by Barnby
with incidental solo by Mr.. Wrightson
AT Rest by Wesley; "Sevenfold Amen'
by Stainer, and organ postlude, "Choeur
Dialogue by Gigout
| The first annual concert by the Union
| Sunday School Orchestra of Blooming
| dole y,lao sd,