Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31

NJ Alice MaydweIl Miss Ruth Bronson.
MISS Ethel l. Keats. Sisnorina Gina Ber-
huccl. Miss Ethel Garrett Johnston. Ed
win callow and Master Hamilton Bell,
and the program included the choruses,
| IN" Goslings by Bridge: Who Hides
Tor the King by Somervllle st John $
ter Hamilton Bell. Ashes of Roses
'male chorus. by Cole: The Jolly Black
smiths Lay" by Geihel. men of St John :
CHOIR; monoloSue. Her First Call on the
Butcher" by Fiske. Miss Maydwell. read
| er; Calm the Night. by Rohm and
"a Little Thief" by Stern. Miss Keats:
piano solo. "Nalse' in y fat. by Chopin.
| Miss Johnston: Little Gray Home in the
, West. by Lohr: ON the Road to Man
dalay. by Speaks. Paul Blevden. tenor.
/ PRESERVATION, The Criuolin Girl Master
! George Jenvey- y brams: silver Threads
Among the Gold. by banks. and Dad
! dy. by Behrend Master Judson II. cobb:
| monologue by Edwin Cal1ow: songs chi
Sci tn che Mi ParH and "Penso.'' both
| by Tosti. Signorina Rernucci: violin solo.
| 'LlebeSfreud. by kreiSler. Miss Ruth
| Bronson. with Miss Marion Ealinger. ac-
conpanst. songs. Drink to Me only
| With Thine Eyes. charles Trow bridge
! by toNles; 20 Happy DAY. q Day SO
| Dear. by Cote. Master Richard Me
| Carteuey. Les Roses de Eoheme' valse
! brillianteI. by kowalski Miss Johnston
! and Mr. Freeman. pullman PorterS on
| Parade and Get out and Get Under .
| Master George Jenvey Abrams and Mas
| ter Hamilton Bell: Love is Il SICKNESS
| Full of Woes" by Marchant. and When
/ Allen-A-Dale Went a-tluntinE.' by De
| Pearsall. St Johns choir
| Wiiiam Stanstield. orSanSt and choir
director of the First Congregational
| Church. has arranged the following must
| cal service for this evening: Beginning
al H. he will give organ recital,
which will include the overture to the
oratorio Samson. by Handel. 'Medita-
ton. from The Light of Life. by FL
gar. pm. musical service, selections
from the great oratorios: quartet. God
Is Spirit. from Woman of Samaria,
by Sterndale-Bennett; contralto solo,
Eye Hath Not Seem and chorus, No
Shadows Yonder. from THE Holy
City. by Gaul: excerpt from The
Daughter of Jarius. by Stainer: reclta.
The Wailing Chorus. sopranos and
altost Sweet Tender Fower, Chorus
of Unbelievers. tenors and bassesl. IN
the Death of Man There Is No Remedy
recitative (sopranol. But When Jesus.
chorus. Awake Thou That Sleepest
offertory torgam, choral Improvisation
on the Titanic hymn. Nearer. My God
to Thee" by karg-Elert. duet. soprano
and tenor, My Song Shall BE Always
of Thy Mercy. from lynn OF
| Praise by Mendelssohn: bass solo,
solo soprano and chorus. Lovely APP
pear and chorus. Hymn OF the Apos.
ties. The Word Is Flesh Become,
! from The Redemption. by Gounod:
organ postlude. March of the israeii'es
tE.l) by Costa At the morning service
| the following musical service Will be
rendered: Organ preclude. Consolation:
| in f. by List: anthems. open 10 NE
| the Gates and Heaven Is our Rome
| both by Bischof: offertory. bass 500
| ..If God So Clothe the Grass, pv
Bischoff:. organ, postlude. chorus. men
Round About the Starry Throne 'Sam-
| SOM. by Handel.
! 4 studio recital by oscar Franklin
| Cornstock took place Thursday even,
ing when program was presented
| by Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Mitmah'
| Mrs Lola Ebbets Overman and Apple
ron Cady jr Among the numbers were
the duet, "The Night. by Luigi Miliot-
| ii, Mr. and Mrs. Whitman: solos. w I'm
| in the Garden of My Heart. by Alicia
scott: Sweet as the Graces OF me
| Rose" by Maud Wingate; Friend OF
Mine" by Wilfred Sanderson. Mr.. cady;
..Mammy's song" by Harriet Ware,
Just a Wearin' For You" by Bond.
Mrs. Overman: Moon of Roses. by
..The Wood Pigeon. and The Yellow
hammer by Liza Lehman. Mrs Wit
man "Contentment." by a. Goring
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman
The musical portion of the services
at the Mount Pleasant congregational
Church today will consist at the
morning service of the organ solo,
"Onertoire." by Batiste: anthem. 20
Jesus. Thou Art Standing" by Hauser-
Cornell: soprano solo. These Are
They" from The Holy City, by Gaul;
organ postlude Finale in D. by Lem
mems. Evening. organ prelude. Prayer
anu a1ubi Mee'a Deo. by stewart. sung by
the quartet. composed of Mrs. Hay
cock, soprano: Miss Ada Arundel. con-
win Callow, bass; anthem. Seek fe the
Lord by Roberts. rendered by the
Singing Society: organ postl1ude,
| Marguerite O'Toole.
| The last meeting for the season of the
District of Columbia Chapter of the
| American Guild of Organists will take
place tomorrow evening in the Com
stock studio The annual examinations
| for fellowships in the guild will take
place Wednesday and Thursday.
| The Washington Singers Club under
| the direction of Mrs Hazel WeGner
| Reeder. gave a benefit concert Tuesday
| evening at Pythian Temple. The club
| was assisted by Charles f. Myers. tenor,
who sang Morning." by Obey Speaks,
and the tenor part in the 'Miserere,"
! from I'll Trovatore.''' with Mrs. Reeder
and the club. Others assisting We're
| William S. De Luca, f1utist. and Miss De
| Luca pianist. the numbers being fol-
lows: Laughing Cas-, Geibel, by the
| club; soprano solo. ''Villanelle." Del Ac-
6.r cn1n han
| Shadows Gather Marshall, Paul f..
| Bachschmid: anvil Chorus from III
| Trovatore'' the club; "Mammy's Lula
| BY" by Dvorak the club: soprano solo,
| 10, Hear the Gentle Lark. by Bishop.
| Mrs Reeder. Mr.. and Miss De Luca;
! Goodnight Pinsuti, the club.
| Pupils of Miss William Gatchel gave
a recital Thursday evening before an
audience of friends and relatives. The
| Young piansts were assisted by Mrs.
A. d. Melvin. soprano, and Hedge Muir
ray. violinist. The program as
follows: 'Dotty Dimples Waltz" Nir-
ginia Spear: Lullaby and ''Whistling
Boy" Elaine Davis; Song of the Sea
Shell and Robins Lullaby, Eleanor
I.uthy: The swallows" and Happy
Hours" Elizabeth Scharf: ''ScherZeto
and March" Marian Dammeyer: "Galop
Rurlesque" and ''Goblin's Frolic," Wini-
fred Hirsch: duet March. Marion
Dammeyer and Elizabeth Scharf. Min
uet'' by Mozart. Elizabeth CARL; The
cuckoo CALI and The Sleigh Ride
Frances Peck. 'Barcarole' and Hunting
III, I