Evening star., 1914-05-03

Reeder and Mr. Bachschmidt: solo, Just
a Wearvin' for You by Bond Mrs.
Smith: encore. Il Love You Truly by
Bond. Mrs. Smith. The singers We're ac-
companed by Miss Van de Bogert and
Mrs Reeder.
Mrs Huron Lawson will leave Tues
day for the south and will be the prlnci-
pal soloist Thursday and Friday evening
at the Western Kentucky May festival
which will take place at Bowling Green
Mrs. Lawson Will sustain the soprano
parts in Gounod's '.Gallia. and Sullivan $
The Light of the World with a chorus
of 1!o voices supported hv the 1ndianap-
oils symphony Orchestra.
The service this mornin: at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will be in honor OF
the fortieth anniversary of the pastorate
of Rev. Joseph T. Kelly. At that serv-
ice. Miss Christine NJ. Church Will sing
by request With Nerdure Clad. from
Haydn's Creation"
Prof Josef kaspar and Miss Katharine
MacReynolds presented number of
pupils in joint recital at the MacReynolds-
Koehle Music School last evening. The
numbers. which were both well chosen
and creditably rendered included the
piano solos. Prelude by Rachmaninoff:
'Polonaise. by Chopin. Francis Walter:
La Fi!euse" tSpinnins Maiden). by Raft.
Miss Eleanor 0Learv. March, Menu
Evans. tSonate. opus -. No. ]. by
Beethoven. Miss Elizabeth QuigleN,
Rhapsody Hongroise. No. ;, by l.iszt.
Miss lngrid Westesson: Nocturne"
doves Dream, by List; Chant Polon-
aise'' fMaidens Wshp. Chopin List Miss
Ruby Gaver. Rhapsody Iiongroise. No.
IL by List. Miss Florence Mcdonnell.
'Intermezzo opus III. No. ! tBereeuse)."
BY Brahms. and ''riarche Militaire.' by
Schuhert-Tausig. Mrs. Jesse Weems Ra"l-
ines: violin solos. 'Adoration.' by Ror-
owski. Miss Isabel McGe.: Mazurka. by
Mynarsl5i and paraphrase on Bohe-
nian folk songs. "ByGone DAYS. by trimi.
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. The accom-
panists Were Mrs. Rawlings and Miss
McDonell
Mrs. Ethel HoltzciaM GaWler and sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson with Mrs. John J..
Downs a, the piano. gave the following
program at the Normal School Friday
afternoon: The Woodpiseon." by Leh-
mann: Die loreIei. by List: TN Bel
hi" from Madam Butterfly" Mrs.
Gawier: Tears. . JOY, by o OHara
'Sylvelin, by Sinding; Still Unexprest."
hy Bond. Mr.. WriEhtson. 'Ritornar Vim
ritor.' from Aida" by Verdi. Mrs.
tiawler. Still VIE Die Nacht,' by Gotta:
Ash. Das t,wig Hier Die Liebe, by
Sinding Mrs Gawler and Mr.. Wrightson.
I Miss Berda Stewart Wilson gave mu-
steal recently. when pupils from her
Junior and senior classes were heard in
an excellent program Ruth Ayler, So
prano. assisted with vocal solos. which
We're received with enthusiasm. and piano
selections We're rendered by Marian Wal
lace. Grace Royall Helen Wescher, Rob
ert Budlons. Hubert Bissele. Mildred
Belts Louise Mcfarland, Mildred LOU
den, Laurette Marks. Mrs. Warthen.
louise Royal. Dorothy Gessford, Hazel
Chisholm and Miss Wilson.
The entertainments for the blind at the
Library of Congress were brought to a
close Tuesday evening with musical by
Mundeile's Quintet Orchestra, assisted
by lie Roy Glider tenor: Alice Mayd-
WELL pianist. and Mrs. Charles Turner.
reader. the program including: March.
.Brooke's Triumphal.' by Seitz. the Or
chestra: tenor solo, '1nvictus by Bruno
Huhn; The Hidden Flower. by NJ. f.
Hoeffner: open My Window 10 the
Stars by Samuel Liddle: "Stonecrack ker
john. by Eric Coates: southern dialect
songs 1by request: Nira." BY Frank
Ware. and Angel Gabriel dolk song.
by lie Roy Glider. with Miss Maydwell
at the piano; selection. III Trovatore. >
by Verdi, by the orchestra: group Of
Douglass. Mrs. Turner: '.serenade." flute
Campbell and f s, Boorman. ans The e pro. 70.
gram closed with Potpouri. Tonight We
say fareWeiI. py Schlepegrell. and
.sextet," from Lucia by the or
cheStra.
At the Church Of the Covenant this
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the double sextet
under the direction of sydney Lloyd
Wrishtson will render the following mu-
sic: Go Down. Great sun by Frey,
incidental SOLO Miss Harper: The Light
That Shines. by Thompson. Miss Harper;
If | Go Not Away by Caldicott Incl
dental solos, Mrs. Gawler and Mr.
Humphrey; Bow Down Thine Ear, O
Lord by Owst. incidental SOLO Mr..
Backing. The vested choir of 100 voices