Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01

vocal solos. Rose of Ny Heart" by
Lohr. and 1.-THE Birth of Morn by
Leon Miss Marion Newton: piano solos
'Nalse,' in A flat, and "Nocturne," in 4
fiat. both by Chopin, Miss Mary Wade
vocal solos, 'Unclc Rome" by Sidney
Homer; Molly Brannisan'' traditional
Irish. GYPSY John by Clay: II Hear
Care?'' by WelIes: Irish Names" by
Hilton Turvey: Annie Laurie Told
Scotch. and Love Is Bubble" by Al
litsen. Mr.. Greene. apd scene and duet
act four. from Aida" Miss Marshall and
Mr.. Greene Harry Wheaton Howard
was the accompanied.
The last meeting of the Music Study
Elizabeth Leckie. the topic for the even
| ins's study being The Music of Nor
way" paper dealing with the subject
vas read by the hostess. who contributed,
strom.'' by Grieg Miss Julia Higgins
| played "Crescendo." by Lassen: ..Jdyl,
by Merchants. and Hustle of Spring. =
! by Sinding. Miss Fave humphrey was
heard in Grieg.s 'Ieh Liebe Dich." and
| Miss Flora kampfe gave .Au Den
| Frnehling. and The Butterfly" by
| Grieg. The next meeting will be held
tomorrow at the home Of Miss Edna
/ Dyer on Lamont street. The music of
| Sweden and Finland will be taken UP
| for study. and among those contributing
| to the program will be Misses Helene
| Oy ster, Elizabeth Leckie and BeuIah Har-
per.
Following the custom inaugurated the
first of the year by Miss Burnap. solo
list and director of the choir of Gunton-
Temple tpresbyterian). the ladies' vested
choir viii sing today at the morning serv-
| ice giving the chorus. II Waited for the
Lord. from Memberships Hymn of
Praise. There will be also a trio, Menu
DRY. by Leslie. sung by Miss Nichols
f., Miss Hazard ard Miss Burnap: Seven
fold Amen by Stainer. and the process
sional. When Morning Giids the skies. >
In the evening the Mendelssohn number
VIII be -epeatcd. Miss Burnap will sing
at the offertory 1.-The Lord is Risen nv
Parker, and the professional will be
RING Out the Banner by the choir
Mrs j. Sherman TAYLOR will be- as usual
at the organ.
ednesday evening the choir of the
FIRST Congregational Church. under the
direction of William Stansfield. orSaniSt
VIII repeat Haydn's oratorio, THE Crea-
ton. in which it scored Il success n few
weeks ago. \The solos will be sustained
by Mrs. Il. H. Smart, Kenneth Ogden
and J. Walter Humphrey.
The offertory number at Calvary Bap-
'lSt tharch this morning will be a tenor
solo by Richard p. Backing a new set
ting of the 18th Psalm, Il Shall Dwell in
the House of the Lord The music
written by Douglas Bancroft of this city,
is dedicated 10 Mr.. Backing and the song
is still in manuscript.
At the Church of the Covenan. this
afternoon at $50 O'clock the double sex
tet under the direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wr'ghtson: with Harvey Murray at the
Lenten musical services 1.-THE Message
From the Cross by VIII C. MacFar-
lane. VIII be given in sections during
| the Sundays in Lent. From The Mes
bers will be given today: Now. My
Soul, Thy Voice Upraising,'' .'Oh, Come
and Mourn" Have We No Tears to
Shed for Him." Mr.. Backing will sing
as an offertory solo. The Lord is Very
Pitiful.' from st. Peter by Benedict.
This evening at s o'clock the vested choir
of 100 voices Will render the following
music during the service: Prelude
Priere, by Devred: "AIl Praise to God
in Light Arrayed," by Wagner: inciden-
Lead Me, Lord" both by Wesley:
''Sevenfol0 Amen" by Stainer: organ,
"Postlude in E. by Faulkes Mr.. Tit
mann will also sing THE Crucifx," by
Faure.
GurIe Louise Corey and her mother.
Mrs. j. Weed Corey are at present
| located in New York city. Miss Corey
| is meeting will, much success in her
concert work. some of her recent APP
| pearances being with tho Riverside
| Choral Club, New York. and in Trenton
and Newark n. J.
Miss Edith =. Athey, organist of Ham
| line Methodist Church. gave a short re-
cital Wednesday evening at the church.
preliminary to the lecture by DR.. Mont
gomery of the Metropolitan Methodist
Church. Miss Athey's numbers in
| Guided March for a Church Festival,
by William Thomas Best; allegro
Maestoso.' in d: Chant de Bonhein,"
by Edwin T.emare: ''ofrertory." in +:
| fiat. by Lefcbure-Wely, and Pilgrims
Chorus" by Wagner
Friday evening at the Virgil Clavier
Piano School the following program was
Anna Isora Bngaman Snow Bells" by
Behr, Ellwood and Lawrence Vermillion:
The Fair" and by the Spring' both
| by Gurlitt. Elwood Vermilion; Hunt
ing Song and ''Scherzo." both by Cur
| HIT. Lawrence Vermillion: .Alastian
Song" and Cadet arch both by
| kroSgmann. George Reed: "SpinnIied-
chem by Ellmenreich. and "puppchens
rraum. by Oestcn, Elizabeth Penning-
ton; Avalanche by Heller. and THE
fountain. by Bohm, Pbebe Fleming;
"Murmuring Brook by Bohm. Sarah
Cooper: 'Barchetta,'' by Nevin, and
''Poupee Valsante." by PolNni. Grace
weber; Butterfly" by Lavallee: Min
net. by I'aderewski. and Second
Valsc.' By GODDARD. Reginald Newton:
THE Flatterer," by Chaminade HUI
moreska," by 'Dvorak, and Norwegian
Bridal Procession" by Grleg. Rosemary
Arnold.
The quartet of Calvary BAPTIST
Church. composed of Miss Mabel
Roberts, soprano: Mrs. William r Reed,
contralto: Richard F. Backing, tenor,
and Theodore I. Apple. bass. under tiie
direction of Louis A. Potter. jr.. will
give this evening its regular monthly
Evening with the Choir" The pro-
gram Will include a quartet. Il Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say" by Gilchrist;
solos by Mrs. Reed and Mr. ApDle:
Mendelssohn's "Forty-second Psalm"
in which the Sunday school chorus will
assist.
Felix Garziglia will give a compli-
mentary recital to students and music
lovers of the city the afternoon of
March 10. at 4:30 o'clock, in the New
Masonic Auditorium.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler has re-
covered from her recent illness, and
will return to her duties at the Church
OF the Covenant today.
The regular monthly musical service
of Trinity NJ f. Church will take place
this evening under the direction of
Mrs. Duncan l. Richmond, when the
following program will be rendered:
Organ numberf March" by Batiste;
violin solo, "Caprice Venoise" by Fritz