Evening star., 1914-04-12

Marion West, Flora kampfe. Julia Hug
gin and Kathryn Bouck.
The last public rehearsal this sea son
by the Rebew Orchestra took place Mon
day evening in the lecture room of the
Kellar Memorial Church with a record
by Miss Josephine T. Gould. soprano. who
sang Happy Days and IA Perfect
Day, by Carrie JACOBS Bond. with violin
obligato by Marie Ehms. Benjamin A.
Hybrias the Cretan. by Elliott. and
"Sumber," by Gounod. and a quartet of
strings. composed of Messrs. Walter
Crouch. j. a. Brearly, Henry Weber and
w. H. Nash. who contributed two num-
bers, Sonata and "Gondoliera. by
Boyer, making quite a hit with the audi
ence. The orchestral numbers, given un-
der direction of H. W. Weber. included
Won Blum; overture. Lila" by Harris;
Bohemian Girl by Balfe: caprice. "Af-
fair d'Amour.' by Puerner. and march.
Commissioners by Eichner. Miss Stein
and Miss Humphreys We're the accom-
panists.
Thomas Evans Greene will assist the
choir of the Immaculate Conception
Church at the II o'clock service today,
when ne will sustain the solo tenor part
in the 'Sanctus' from Gounod's "Messe
Solennellc.'
Kaspar, pianist. will go to Mount Carmel
during the week. where they will be
heard in joint recital Thursday evening.
st. Mary's Catholic Church. made trip
to New York city Monday where nu-
| merous records were taken of his voice.
| While in the metropolis Mr.. Madigan
called upon Oscar Gareissen. well known
| in musical circles here. who heard him
| in several numbers and predicted great
future for the young Washington singer
Miss Ruby Stanford. volinist, will as
stst Mrs. Daiglesh with the Easter music
at the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church today. when she will render the
SOLO "Cantilene.' by Tiot Mrs Dali
by Loud and Granier's .'Hosanna," with
obiigato by Miss Stanford At the even
! ing service the offertorv number will be
| The Resurrection" sung BY Mrs. Dali
gleish. with Mrs. Cunningham, as usual,
| at the organ.
| Miss Pearl Waugh and Miss Florence
Macdonald gave a musical last Saturday
afternoon. presenting Mrs. kerfoot At
| feck. Misses Dorothy bennett. Ethel
| Eldridge. Grace Gilbert of Baltimore
| Freda and Gretchen Ring Louise Ryan
and Emma Levers. in program of vocal
and instrumental numbers, including the
songs. die Lotosblume" by Schumann
"Fruelingselaube." by Ries: songs Ny
Mother Taught Me-" by Dvorak: 80 Mer
Ouvre Toi." by Delibes: '.Snowflakes. =
by Cowen. and THE Wind Blows Over
the Violets.' by Genet. Miss Grace GIL
| bert: Beyond the Sunset" by Tours
and "Circe's Garden" by Speaks. Miss
| Eldridge: piano selections, Sonata in y
Major by Mozart. Freda Ring; Good
night. by Grace Marshall-Loepke. En-
ma Levers; 'Solfegietto." by Bach and
Butterfly" by Lavallee. Louise Ryan;
| ''Liebeswalzer." by MoszkoH ski. Dorothy
bennett; Prelude" and ''Trlstesse de
Columbine" both by Schuett. Ethel
Eldridge: "Etude in F Major" Chopin
Waltz in f Minor Chopin, Mrs At
fleck.
The New Life an Easter cantata
by James II. Rogers. will be rendered
| this evening at the Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church. under
the direction of Mrs. Frank Byram. or
ganist. Among those assisting the choir
will be Misses Randall and F'itzhuGh
sopranos: Florence keene. contralto: DR.
Henry Jaeger, tenor. and Halstead P
| Hoover. bass. At the morning service
Mrs. Brincl will sing "Hosanna. by
Granier. and Elmo Jasper will give "The
Redemption" by Stultz.
Mrs. Frederick ]. Rice. who during the