Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-22

members will be heard IN Solos oil.
small concerted numbers. The aHai'
will take place Wednesday morning
next at II o'clock in the ballroom OF
the Raleigh Hotel, and particularly
attractive program has been arranged
The soloists were not chosen, as lot
merly, by the program committee pu'
by popular election of the active mem
bership of the club The club. under
,he direction of Mrs. Blair. will sing
Morning" by Victor Harris; Indian
Mountain Song and Indian Craaie
song" by Mathews; The Snowstorm
and Love in Springtime. BY Ardi'l
There will be also a sextet, Canaa a.
Boat Song" by Hasker, sung by MRS
Haycock, Mrs Brockway, Mrs. Cans
Mrs. Barnes. Miss Hill and MISS Sln-
mott; trio, Song of Shepherd, by foA
Miss Miller. Mrs. Salmon. Mrs: Soi ini,a.
trio. "serenade to Juanita.' by spic K
AIiss Edna Dyer. Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs.
white; solos "A Song of India, by
Korsalcow. and Thistle Down. by CAD
man, Mrs. WEIGH: arias. one Flne
Day" from Madame BUTTERFLY; Thou
Brazil" by David. Miss Viola sShip-
pert with flute obliGato by WlllaIll
the piano: "Lascia Chiopiangaa;; from rst n
'.Rinaldo," by Handel. Miss EiIZaneth
Leckie; songs. Because" by dHarGe-
lot; "One Spring Morning, by NeVill'
Miss Ethel Foster; Nigh sMigh'yy b "a pud q
ley Buck. Mrs. Jesse kester; Love. Love ;
Rhapsody," by d'Hardelot, and Cradle
song" by MacFayden, Mrs Nellie n:
shore; ,viteilia;;, from pe aitus :DoWS Wy
in the Forest" by Ronald. and Irish
Mothers Lullaby" by Lang, Mrs. Brad
ford.
The choir of the West Street Presby-
terrain Church gave a musical entertain
rnent in the chapel hall of the church
Wednesday evening to an audience "hlch
exhausted both seats and standing ROOM
Of Eaton Faning's "A1ilier's Wooing, =
sung by the choir: My Heart At Thy
sweet Voice" from Samson and Deli
lah.'' Miss Mabel L. Galleher. with u n
peu d'Amour,'' by silesu, as encore
and II Judge Thee Not, by Schumann
for encore, II. Alvin Lake: chorus. The
Rosary. by Nevin, the choir; when
It's Apple Blossom Time in Normandy.
ard. who gave I'm On My Way to Man
dalay,'' in remarkably good faisetto
voice, as encore; two quartets, Inc
Minstrel Boy by Moore, and Nay
Miss Mabel L. Galleher. soprano; Miss
Franc II. Galleher, contralto: D. Austin
Howard tenor. and S. Theodore Howard
basso. who compose the solo quartet OF
the choir; by the Land Of the Sky-oiue
Water by Cadman, and Carrie Jacobs
Bonds His Lullaby as encore. Miss
Franc Galleher; 20 Fair. o Sweet and
Holy by Cantor, S. Theodore Howard
who responded to encore with Weber
Consistency; 1.-THE Gay Butterfly by
Hawley, Miss Leila Bogley, who sang
IT Love Thee Truly by Bond, on re-
call and a tabloid musical comedy, Les
lies Fortune Teller" by the Misses Gal
Ieher and the Messrs. Howard. George
liz e he nan 1Sf n
the evening. The second part Of the pro-
gram. under the caption of "A Visit to
DiXieland.' opened with "A Meianse
Populaire OF 1914 A.D.,' by the choir,
to-date specaities and songs by Messrs.
Bronson Howard, Roderick Mallan, jan
ney Nichols and Henry Leetch. which
stirred the audience to hearty applause
The program closed with Eichberg's TO
Thee, 0 Country
The Mount Pleasant Singing Society of
forty voices will assist the choir of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church at
the service this evening. The musical
gan prelude. 'Serenaie Rococo, by Hell
mund; anthems Savior, Breathe An
Evening Blessing" by Schnecker. and ~
for a Closer Walk with Cod, by Fos-
ter; organ postludc. March by Scotson
Clark. The program at the morning serv-
ice will include the prelude Overture In
A. by Maitland: anthem, 20 Lamb OF
God" by Bischoff; soprano solo. IN. nahe
''Marche des Fantornes' by Clark. The
solos will be sustained by Mrs. Haycock,
soprano; Ada Arundel, contralto: Charles
Church. tenor, and Edwin Callow, bass,
with Marguerite o'Toole as orsanist and
director.
The choir of St Margaret's Church. I'M
der the direction Of Alfred G. Eldridse'
will give the cantata Gethsemane to Col
setha." by the English composer. Edmund
Turner, this evening. This work received
its first rendition in America last year in
ST. Margaret's Church and was the sub
ject of much favorable comment The
soioists this evening will be Mrs. Helen
Donohue De Yo, soprano: Melville Hensey,
tenor. and Arthur Deiber, baritone.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maudiet Jackson
entertained Monday evening at "a recep-
ton and musical in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Winter OF Joplin, Mo-, who
were their house guests for some ten
days previous. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Win
ter are prominent in the musical life OF
charge of one Of the large choirS, in adj
dition to being soloist and precentor i'll
the church. They gave well arranged
program Monday evening from both the
modern and classical schools, Mrs. VIM
ter playing the accompaniments, in ad
d!tion to contributing the piano solos.
''Valse,'' by schuett; Goblin Dance by
Henriques; THE Brook by Woodrnan !;
''Whins." by Schumann; .'Scherzo' by
Nendelsshon; "Mandolinata, by Saint
Saens. and "Arabesque, by Debussy
Mr.. Winter has tenor voice of pleas
ing quality. under good control, and sang
open Thy Blue Eyes" by Massenet
She Is So Innocent by I.ecocq: Coed
day. Suzanne" by Pessard; II Think of
Thee, Nargareta, by Meyer-Hulmud
When the Roses Bloom by Richards;
Who Is Sylvia" by Schubert; "Wher er
You walk by Handel; "Ecstas," by
Mrs. Beach; ''Homeward,'' by Campbell
Upton. and Sands O. Dee" by Clay.
Others adding to the pleasure of the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Swami of
England, recent additions to Washington
musical circles, who gave several num-
oers. Mr.. Swami. who plays the cello
giving. a group. and Mrs. Swami. who is
viotnist, playing Rats "Cavatina
and an encore number.
Edgar Priest. organist and director OF
the choir OF Washington Cathedral will
give recital this afternoon in the Beth
lehem Chapel of the Nativity, beginning
at O'CLOCK. Mr.. Priest will be assisted
by Master Ross Farrar. soprano. who
will sing ''Fesper Hymn" by Gounod
and among the organ numbers will be
the Prelude" and Meditation Elegie, -
from suite by Felix Borowski: "Vor-
spiel" from "Lohengrin," and Funeral
March. from Sonata op. 3d." by Chopin
which WAS performed on the occasion OF
the composers funeral at the Church OF
the Madeleine In Paris