Evening star., 1914-04-19

Church with the Easter program. play,
ing the meditation from ''Thais" and
Mendelssohn's Spring Song" with fine
effect. Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown being
at the organ.
Raphael Koester gave studio recital
last Saturday evening, the program con-
sisting of piano and violin selections
which We're well rendered, as follows:
Duet. Invitation to the Dance" by Web
er. Misses Harris and Lovett: solo. The
Evening Stroll by Clark. Miss Ethel
Fearis. primo part. Miss Mary Kelly;
solo. Martha Fantasie." for violin. by
Winner. Robert Howard; solo, The
Wayside Rose" by Fisher. Miss Dorothy
Howard. duet, Robin Red Breast" by
I<inkel. primo part. Robert Bassler: solo,
Little Lishtheart," by Geibel. Clarence
Porter: "Berceuse." for violin. by God
by Hoist. Carrie and Maude Van Sickler;
solo ITO the Watt" by Bohm. Miss
Madeline Padgett: duet Bob o. Link.
by knkel, Miss Christine Bell and
Miss Ruth Barclay: SOLO Romantic
Thoughts. by Leybach Miss Evelyn
Jones: Sacred Fantasie. for violin. by
Harris Miss Adeline Haggerty: BY the
Mountain Spring" by Bohm, Willis Low
EFT: duet. Monthly Rose by Lange.
primo part. Miss Ruth Phillips: 'Humor-
eske' for violin. by Dyorak. Everett
Phillips: Dolls Dream by Oesten, Miss
Roberta Stevenson; 'Impromptu in c
Sharp Minor" by Reinhold, Miss Martha
Waring: Air varie.'' No. D. for violin,
by Dancla. Miss Loise Lovett: Prelude"
by Rachmaninoff, Miss Elizabeth Harris;
quartet Wedding March, by Mendels-
sohn. Misses Harris and Lovett and
Messrs. Karl and Raphael koester.
Nine Marie Won Tnschuid left Wednes
Cay for the west, and during her ten
days absence will give lectures and re-
citals at Cleveland. Canton and Toledo,
Ohio. and at South Bend Ind. She has
alsa just been engaged as sololst for the
May festival to take place next month
at Valparaiso Ind. She will return to
the city during the present week.
Theodore Harrison. who met with
such signal success at his recent ap-
pearance in this city. will appear at the
May festival in Spartanburg. s. G.. shar-
ing the honors with Nine. Aida on
artists night" Later he will tour
through the middle west with the Min
neapolis Orchestra.
Miss Viola Schippert and Mrs. Jesse
Nester sang Friday evening for the
Martha Chapter, Eastern Star. Miss
Schippert's numbers being Song Of the
HOp DN Draper. ana l-ittie lilSH
Girl, and Mrs kester giving Dudley
Bucks Sunset" and "A June Morning,
by Wileby.
Mrs Nellie Wilson Shircliffe. Miss Paul
inc Whitaker Harry Stevens and John No
Ian will take part Tuesday evening in the
,memorial service to be held by the -: \.
Z. at Continental Memorial Han. The
quartet will sing ..The Souls of the Right
cous.' by Foster: I'm a Pilgrim. I'm q
Stranger" by Marston. Mr. stevens and
Mr. Nolan will give the duet. The Cruci
fix" by Faure. and Mrs Shircliffe Will
sing Gounod s Ave Maria. with Niohn
obligato by Anton kaspar Lewis Corn
ing Atwater will be the accompanist.
Miss Harriet T.. Harding will be heard
this morning at the offertory at the Metro
politasl Methodist Church in Lead. Kind
ly Light" by y. PuShe- Evans. While IN
Panama these last few weeks she particl-
pated in a number of musical cvcnts. the
most notable of which was a mGsIcai
given in her honor in the ballroom OF the
Hotel Tivoli on the eve OF her departure
for home Among the numbers on MISS
Hardings program were "Loreley. by
List: "a Perfect Day. by Carrie Jacobs
Bond; "Nymphs and Fauns. by Bem-
berg and softly signs the Voice OF
She was assisted by General Secre-
tary A.. d. Dickson of the Canal Zone
Y. NJ c. a. and Mrs. Dickson. Among
the notables present were Gov and MIS-
Met~alfe Lee Metcalfe. Capt. and Mrs.
Rodman. Judge and Mrs. Gudger. Assist
and Controller and Mrs. Warwick. AUDI
tor and Mrs Baity. American Minister
Price. DR.. Guthrie of the public health
service and District Attorney jackson
The choir of ST Marks Church has
beer doing some exceptionally fine work
and at the evening service Good Friday.
Handlers "Behoid. the Lamb of Cod and
Hear Ny Prayer by Mendelssohn,
We're rendered in a way which showed
the careful and scholarly training given
by the choirmaster. Samuel Wood To-
day the choir will sing 1lifIe's Com
rlunion Service" and 20 Give Thanks
nto the Lord" by Goss.
Miss Mabel C. I.atimer formerly soprano
solost Of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart,
assisted the choir of that church last Sun