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

Spfoss. pianist and composer. Will bt
the soloists at the January concert O.
the Rubinstein Club. Mr. Matthew helt
SOLO positions in several of the prom
lnent churches here. and was frs
tenor of the Madrigal Quartet, and 9
solofst with the Musurgia Club. Wash
carnations. He is member of the
Musical Art Society, which sings under
DamroSch, and recently he has been
concertizing Jointly with Mr.. Spross
who is known as one of the successful
American composers of the day.
Mrs. Herbert Munhall. formerly Miss
Marguerite Howard. has returned to
the city from her wedding journey, and
VIII sing at the West Street Presby-
terrain Church at both services today
This morning the quartet will render
the anthem. I'm Heavenly Love Abid-
ing" by Holden. and Mrs. Munhall will
sing at the offertory, The Lord Is My
at the evening service will include tie
Deum in Il Flat" by Dudley Buck: con-
tralto solo. 80. For a Closer Walk
With God" by Gilbert and chorus,
Awake Thou That Sleepest." by
Greene. The quartet is composed of
Mrs. Munhall. Mrs. J. Albert Houghton,
contralto: D. Austin Howard. tenor. S.
Theodore Howard. bass. with George
Herbert Wells. organist and director.
The following program was given last
week at St Pauls Church: Soprano
Draper; Thou Wondrous YOUTH by
Abt. Miss Viola Schippert, with violin
solos. ..Ah. Love but a Day by Proth-
eroe: IN Sing Three Songs of Araby."
by Clay. j. F. NJ Bowie: soprano solos.
Love Has Wings" by Rogers. "Sylve-
lin. by Sinding, Jean by Spross. Miss
Mary sherier: contralto solo. "A Birth
AfrG
Reed: violin solos. Romance" by
Tschaikowski. THE Bee" by Schubert
Anton kaspar: character songs. George
r. O'Connor; trio. Protect Us Through
the Coming Night" by Nicolai. Miss
Sherier. Mr.. Kaspar and Mr.. Bowie
H. Fl. Freeman. organist and choir
master of Old st. Johns Church. will
inaugurate this afternoon series of
recitals. beginning at 3:45 o'clock. which
will be followed promptly at AIS by
the regular vesper service. when the
choir of men and boys will be heard in
special vocal selections, with incidental
solos by Paul Bleyden. tenor, and
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass.
Lewis Corning Atwater gave a recital
last evening, when the program was
plea sanity varied by the ploying of
pleasantly varied by. the playing of
the piano numbers of the students
The compositions were arranged in
order and included the
piano solos: Rhapsody" by Brahms,
MI. Atwater: "Mazurka," by Saint
Saens.. Edith Evans; "Andante." by
ing Song" Sadie Stern; "Mazurka,"
Frances Linfoot: Song of the Lark"
Eliza beth Johnson: "Chanson Triste"
Ruth kincer; June (Barcarolle),
Grace Fox. all by Tschaikowsky: Ara
besaue,' by Leschetizky, Locke Kincer
Mrs. Morgan Bradford, contraIto. will
De the offertory soloist this evening at
Trinity Methodist Church. when she will
be heard in The Virgins Lullaby by
dudley Buck. with Miss Minerva Bailey
at the organ.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson has issued in
eltat1ons for an evening with some of
his pupils in the chapel of the Church
of the Covenant Friday evening at $50
O'Clock He will be assisted by Felix
Garzislia. pianist. and Mrs. Jewell Downs
VIII be the accompanist. Among those
contributing TO the program will be w. s.
Blanchard. Mrs Lenore Fuller. H. A.
Haynie. Miss Mabel Coldenstroth, Miss
Beulah L. Harper r. p Backing and
MIS- Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler.
The District of Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists will hold
the December meeting tomorrow evening
IN the Comstock studio when Dr. Will
nam Stansfield will speak on Organs
and Organists," and Arthur Green. tenor.
will sing.
Recent events of interest include the re-
clta! given by Anton kaspar at the Ma
tional School of Domestic Arts and
Sciences. when he was assisted by Henry
haspar in giving the following program:
Sonata, Opus No. 49," by Grieg; ..kek
Nefeljts'' and Him: HIM by Hubay:
bonanza, by Tschaikowski: Sou
venir. by Drdla 1.-THE Bee" by Schubert.
and "Salterello,' by Ries.
Louis A Potter. jr., took place Wednes-
day evening at the home OF Mrs L.
Pierce Boteler. Those who participated
in the program We're Misses Hester and
Florence Boteier. Elizabeth and Margaret
Fultz. Elizabeth Mattern. Mabel Pearson
Mildred Ellis. Edna Schwartz. V. Macon
Rice. Lillian Walters. Ethel McPhilo,ny.
vernon Whitman and Ralph Barrow Mrs
Potter sang two songs by Huntington
Woodrnan and special mention should be
tons.
a recent musical was given under the
auspices OF Trinity Lutheran choir. of
which j. S. Thiemeyer is director. Among
those contributing TO the program we're
VI :, heller. p. Meyers, u. Lanehart. Mrs.
Il simpson, Mrs Walton Mrs. A. John
son, Mrs J. Kerr. Mrs {. Sabin. Mabel
Evans. Master Roland Simpson. Misses
= and +. Dittes, Vera Elliott Misses
i1eona and Helen Loeff1er and Louise
oscar Franklin Comstock has issued
invitations for his ninety-eighth stu
no recital. Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram VIII be given by Mrs. Lola F.
,lverman. Mrs. Mabel Foote Whitman
MISS NJ Emma Bowen. Edward r. Wit
man. James p. Schick and Mr.. Com
stock.
The Rebew Orchestra. under the di-
rection of II. W. Weber will give a
PUBIC rehearsal tomorrow evening in the
lecture room of the Keller Memorial
church. Mrs. Nellie Barber Brooks, so
prano, John G. Klein. tenor, and Walter
Nash, cellist, will be the soloists
Miss Mildred Kolb and Mareerv Sny-
der. both members of Mu Phi Epsilon
sorority. have returned to the city
after a successful concert tour through
the southern states.
The Players Club gave a. concert
tuesday evening at Gonzaga College
Iheater for the benefit of the st. Vim
cent de Paul Society. Walter G.. Charm
bury. pianist. Nine. Gadskrs con-
certs. appeared in program which in
cluded The Turkish March" Rec
thoven: Chopin study and The Rigo-
letto Pharaphrase." by LisZt-Verdi. and
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