Evening star., 1914-12-13

NOT prevent an audience Of good pro-
portions gathering at the reading room
for the blind at the Library of Con-
gress to hear the recital by Miss Kath-
arine McNeal, who played there for the
first time since her return from Berlin
Miss McNeal gave finished interpreta-
tions of the varied numbers. which in
GUIDED sonata. Opus -. No. - by
'Capriccio. Opus IFS. Ne. B. by Brahms
Ballade in g Minor .Etudes, Opus
l.. No: :. and Opus 10. No. To-; Noe
turne in F Sharp Major and "Polonaise
IN Flat Major by Chopin.
At the wedding of Miss Helen Mac
Leod and James L. Gift. which will oc-
cur Thursday at the brides residence,
the music will be rendered by Miss
Mary Kelly pianist. and Miss Elizabeth
Wilbur. violinist. The former was in
Berlin at the time Miss Macleod was
there, and the latter has been associated
with the bride in local college activities.
week at the Raleigh by the Friday
Morning Music Club. the program OPEN
ing with the Russian folk song suite,
"Au Convent "Reverie," "Serenade.' -
,, 'Nocturne, by Borodini. sung by Miss
Gunther This was followed by violin
! bohemian folk song, by Rudolf Siiml,
Miss Elizabeth Sabrina Wilbur; contraI-
to solo. "Voce di Donna from "Giacon-
da;;" by Ponchielli: Mrs, Barnard: harp
Mona astere,'' by A. Hasselmanns, Mrs.
Edythe Marmfon Brosius: piano solos,
"Intermezzo. Opus III. Nos. and a.
"Sapriccio. Opus 116. No. g." by Brahms.
.'Ritournelle. by Chaminade. Die
Lorelei." by List. scene and aria from
first act of Aida "LInsana Parole"
by Verdi, Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler.
The evening choir of 100 voices of the
gram of English composers at this even
ing's service. beginning at O'Clock. un-
der the direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson. with Harvey Murray at the
Dr. Charles Wood will preach on Eng
land and the War" and the musical
program will be as follows: Organ pre-
lude. "Andante in D." by Smart; ''Ho-
sanna in the Highest, by stainer; con-
Hear Me-" by Wrightson, Miss Harper:
Love Divine. All Love Exceliing." by
stainer; 80 Strength and Stay by
Barnby: organ. ''Postlude in D. by
Frederick Archer. This afternoon the
numbers: Have Mercy Upon Me-" by
Marshall; incidental solo. Mrs. Gawier:
soprano solo. Guide Me to the Light"
by Suuires, Mrs. Gawler: ''Hark, Hark.
Miss Harper and Mr. Backing; Father
in Heaven by Briggs; incidental solos,
Mrs. Gawler. Miss Harper and Mr.. Back
ing: "Supplicaton. by Scott.
A feature of the prohibition mass meet
ing for men at the Belasco Theater
Sunday afternoon was the singing OF
kiplng's 'Recessional.' which was ef-
fectively rendered by a quartet composed
of Mrs. Theodore 7. Apple. soprano: Mrs
James Kerr. contralto: d. G. Angevine,
tenor. and Theodore T Apple. bass. with
Louis A. Potter. jr.. accompanying.
| The Students Saturday Afternoon
| Club met last week. on the occasion
of its reunion for the season, at the
studio of Mrs. Z. D. Bucher and her as
I sistant, Mrs. Grace V. Williams. The
work of Mrs. Williams was a feature OF
the afternoon, her numbers including
advanced studies in both the Italian
and TOUR Solfeggi systems Others
taking part were Mrs. George P. Conn
and Miss Ada May Conn, who gave the
piano duet, "Mardi Gras." by Schubert
and Mrs. Williams and Miss Helena V
Williams, who sang the duet, Cradle
Song by Brahms: piano duet. Waltz
ME Wheeler; violin solo. "Sextet
from Lucia by Donizetti. Miss Helena
Virginia Williams; vocal solo. "Connais
tn le Pays" from "Mignon,' by Thomas
/ Mrs. Ida NJ. Rapp: piano solo. "Lark's
Song" by Tschaikowsky. Miss Conn;
vocal solo. when the Roses Bloom
by Reichardt. Miss Wheeler; piano duet
| Soldiers Chorus by Schumann, Mrs
Williams and Miss Williams: vocal solo