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

This evening at the Church of the Cove
mani. Rev. Dr. Wood will preach the
sermon. and the evening choir of iH'
yoiccs under the direction of sydney
I.loyd Wrightson. with Harvey Murray
at the organ. will render an elaborate
program il being the last appearance. OF
the choir until November. Included in
the program will he the organ prelude.
Largo, by Handel: anthems. bright
1y Cleans our Banner. hy sullivan. ana
Jesus Meek and Gentle. by Harrns-
ton choral from Die Meistersinger ::
''Hark Hank MY SOUL by Smart bass
solo The Trumpet Shall Sound. from
The Messiah. Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann: anthems. Come ntc Him.
Ivy Gounod. and Abide With Me. by
Monk. "Intammatus from Rossini :
''Stabat Mater. obligato solo. Mrs. Ethel
HoitzcIaw Gawl"r: Saved by Grace.
by Stebbins. MIR Wrightson and chorus
"Sevenfold Amen, by Stainer organ
post Jude. Professional March, from
Die Meistersnger.
This afternoon at 80" O'Clock the
double seXtet will give its eighth SPECIAL
musical service concluding its work Tor
the season Among the numbers to be
rendered at this service will b.. the organ
prelude ''Intc~rnezzo. by TIolins. an
them. Prepare We the Way of thc
Lord by Garrett: soprano solo. Lead.
Light by Miss Mary ! sobel Hall; an
them. Fear Not We. - Israel by Ian
sing incidental solo. Richard i. Back
ing: Holy. Holly. Holy. from Gounod
st Cecilia Mass. incidental SOLO. MI.
Backing Blessed BE the Lord God.
rom t;ounoG's st. Cecilia incidental
solo. Mrs. Ciawler: anthem. sun of My
Soul. by Stcarnc: organ posttude. IN A.
Nv Guilmdnt. No announcement OF 'ie
personnel for next season Of tins choir
has so far been made except that MI
Wrightson will he again in charge
commencement exercises of the Wash
inston college of Music Will be held
June l.. at o'clock. in the National
Theater The address will be made 10y
Rev " IL Wedderspoon of Foundry
Methodist Church. and the presentation
of diplomas by Mr.. Wrightson, who VIII
retire as president OF the collese on pa 'n ne
occasion. The class of 1914 will hold its
annual reception of the college. gwen
faculty and the alumni. at the Shorehan
Hotel. the Wednesday previous. ana lhe
annual reception of the college. gwen
zach wear by the graduating class VIII
he held AT the Shoreham. FRIDAY even
ing. following the commencement eNer-
CiSeS.
Mrs John W. Daniels, jr.. was heard
In song recital Monday evening at the
VISITATION Convent in Georgetown CIV
ing we'll selected program OF EnShsh'
German and Irish folk songs TO the great
enjoyment of her audience. she was as
sisted by Miss Olive Kline and Miss Mary
Kane harpists Miss Constance Harnden
and Miss Dorothy Cahill. pianlsts ana
Miss Jennie Cflennan as accompanist. the
nrosram being as follows: Vocal solos,
four songs from The Hebrides, collect
ed and arranged by Marjorie Kennedy
Fraser Sea Reivers' Song pirate
Song. 'Eriskay Love Lit. The Sea-
quiz Of the Land Under Waves and 'I1o
Ro Bhodachan." Mrs. Daniels; harp solo,
"Rallade."' by Gabrielle Terdalle. Miss
Kline: songs. Persian Serenade. by
Carrot Kolyn; Down in the Forest. by
I.andon Ronald. and ''Das Nraut Yer
eessenheit'' by Won FielitZ Mrs DAN
iels; piano solo. by Moonlight. by
Bendel Miss Harnden: why Should |
Weep by Chadwick. Mrs. Daniels: harp
solo ''Au Monastere. by Hasselmans.
Miss Kane: songs. Long Ago. To a
Wild Rose and My Love and l." all by
NacDowelI. Mrs. Darieis: piano solos.
"Bagatelle." by Engelmann Miss Cahill,
and song. Call Me No More" by Cad
man, Mrs Daniels.
Henry Kaspar sailed on the Mauretania
Tuesday for London, where he will spend
the summer coaching with his former
teacher Tobias Mathay. of the Royal
Academy of Music. Mr. kaspar will re-
turn in September to resume his duties
on the faculty of National Park Semi
nary Forest Glen. Md, where he mas
been re-engaged for another year.
The choir of West Street Presbyterian
Church Will sing the closing musical
service of the season tonight. the pro-
gram 70 consist of the following num-
bers: Lovely Appear Over the Noun
tains,'' from Gounod's Redemption
''Tnfiammatus. from RSssinis Stabat
Mater soprano SOLO. % Divine Re-
deemer." by Gounod Miss Marguerite
Howard: bass SOLO My Task. by Ash
ford s Theodore Howard: Send Out
Thy Light" by Gounod. and To Thee,
o Country" by Eichberg.
Miss Florence Macdonald and Miss
Pearl Waugh were hostesses recently at
a musical. when they presented class
of pupils in joint recital The program
included the piano solos, - I1stesse &c
Columbine," by Schutt. and ''Polonaise.
in + minor. by Mcdowell. Miss Ethel
Eldridge: songs. The Robin Sings in the
Apple Tree" by MacDowel: "Remem-
Violet by Brown. Miss Lillian Allison;
The Spirits Song" by Haydn: The
Wind Blows over the Violets." bg Genet.
and "Enchantment." by Salter. Miss
saises. by Beethoven, and Theme for
Left Hand Alone. by Pirkhardt. Miss
Freda Ring: songs. The Gift. by
Brown Tears. Idle Tears. by Whelp-
lev and .'Circes Garden" by Speaks.
Miss Eldridge: Through the Meadows"
by NacDoweli. TO a MoonF'lower. by
Salter and Are You Awake Little
Flower by Sans souc Mise Allison;
piano solos. BY Moonlight" by Bendel,
and ''Valse Caprice. by Newland. Miss
Louise Ryan: songs, 80 Mer. Ouvre TOT.
by Delibes, Die Lotosblume, by Schu-
mann and ''Es muss wunderhares
sein" by Ries. Miss Gilbert: "Lilacs" and
Morning" both by Rachmaninoff, and
The Diver by Mcmillan. Miss FL
bridge: From a Wandering Iceberg. by
NacDowell. and ''Ijebes Waller. ny
Noszkowski Miss Dorothy bennett.
The Music study club held its annual
1he outing concluding with election
81 officers for the ensuing year with
the following result: President. Miss
Marian West. vice president. Miss
katharine May Brooks; secretary. Miss
urer Mrs. Orviile r. Drown tre-electedD.
WAS tHr appointment Of the chairman
son 81 Miss Helene oyster. who is both
daptfd for the position The new
entertained At luncheon Tuesday after
noon Al the home of the vice president
on putari" road.
Mrs. Huron Lawson closed "A busy sea-
crcises of National Park Seminary
waltz song. "Printemps." by Leo Stern.