Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
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soprano solos The Butterfly and the
/ Rose. h. Henry Charles Webb and MY
| Heart Is Singing. by Sans Souci. Mrs
/ Marie l.. Drake. accompanied by Henry
| Charles Webb: recitations. 'Rosalnde
| Quoting Shakespeare" and patriotic Sc
lections. Ellen vockey Scifert: soprano
] solos II Hear You Calling Me- by Mar
| shall. and Pastoral. by Hayden. Mrs.
| a. w. Brinck: piano solo. Caprice Es-
| panol. by Moszkowski. Miss Edith Ever
MANN recitation. balcony scene from
Romeo and Juliet. Ellen Eockey Sci
| ftrt: soprano solos. Rose of My Heart"
! by Herman Lohr. and My Dearest Wish :
! by Grace y. Freely Miss Elizabeth Heit-
muller, accompanied by Miss Gertrude
| Menzel; piano solos. September Sun
SHINE. Mirage and over Hill and
| Dale" by Foster Petrie. Miss Amy C.
Leavitt; soprano solo. Mrs. Mary Byrne
Downing, monologue. The Frightened
Widow. Ellen Vockey Seifert; tenor
solos. The Ould Plaid Shawl" by Clar
ence Lucas. and The Highwayman. by
dc kovcn. w L. Braithawaite: piano
solo. "Rhapsodic. No H. by List. Miss
Seiene Wilmer portCh: -monologue 20
! Where can Jack Be. and recitation.
stow salvatore Won the Race. Ellen
! Nockey Scifert: contraIto solo Spring
, Is Here. by Edith ~ Dick. Mrs j. Al
| bert Houshtou; recitation "A Fearful
Fright. and a Handsome Girl in a
crowded Train, Ellen Nockey Seifert:
soprano solo, "A Dream" by Bartlett,
Miss Maud Miller; piano solo The Drag
ontiies. BY Homer n Bartlett Miss
Amy G. Leavitt.
The quartet of ST Paul's English
Lutheran Church, composed of Mrs
Bertha Hansen Gottsman, soprano: Mrs
A Julian Brylawski, contralto: Herbert
f. Aldridge tenor; Charles F. Roberts,
bass. assisted by Mrs. DeYo. r. D. Moore
RGN- Inh1
musical and literary evening Wednes-
day at the church. the program includ-
ing the quartet. The Milers Wooing,'
by flaming, the quartet: "Invictus. by
Rossini. the quartet. with obligato by
Mrs. DeYo: old Swipamin' Hole and
When the Green GIFTS Back in the
Trees, by Riley. Mr.. Huddle; "A Thrush
at Eve by Cadman. and Bonnie Sweet
Bessie" by Gilbert Mrs Gottsman:
"Liebeslied.' by Cadman. Mrs Bayly:
Bid Me to Love- by Barnard. Mr.. Rob
erts; SeXtet from Lucia" by Donizet-
u: quartet and Mrs, DeYo and Mr. Moore;
"Romancin - and Mr. Slberberg.'' both
by Riley. Mr. Huddle; "A Perfect Day
by Bond: 'Mammy's Song by Ware:
"Child's Prayer" Mrs. Brylawski: organ
solos. national airs of England. Scotland
ireland, Germany. Russia and France
MRS BaEly, concluding with The Star
Spangled Banner sung by Mrs DeYo
Inc Nevin Ladies Quartet. COMPOSED
OF mrs Ruth simpson, Mrs. Albert John
son. Mrs Robert Waters aud Mrs James
Kerr. sang Tuesday evening at the mems
meeting of Epiphany Chapel, the occa-
sion being the celebration of the closing
OF the thirty-first year of the organiza-
ton The audience showed much appre-
citation of the various numbers, which
included the soprano solos. 1.-The Red,
Red Rose. by Hastings, and "Beauteous
Night by Ohenbach; Mrs. Simpson;
duet. Blossom Land by Elliot Mrs
Simpson and Mrs Johnson: quartet
Nearest and Dearest" by Caracciolo;
contralton solos. Welcome, Pretty Prim-
rose Flower" by Pinsuti. Mrs. Waters:
The Rosary" by Nevin tby request
Mrs. Kerr: quartet. Good Night. Little
Girl: by Macy: 20 Dry Those Tears.
by Del Riego. and Sweet and Low" BIZ
Barnby.
Miss Marguerite Howard sang Friday
evening at the meeting of the Mothers
Club of the Peabody School. making
quite success in her rendition of a
May Morning" by Denza. and Song of
Joy. by Woodman. with Edward Dono-
van at the piano.
Mrs. Huron Lawson has returned from
Kentucky, where she sang at the May
festival at Bowling Green. She will
leave again early in the week for New
YORK, where she will be the soloist with
the Duchess County Choral Society.
on-on-the-Hudson sustaining the
soprano solos in Hayden's oratorio,
The Creation
Miss Vera Budd and Mrs. Jesse Kesten
sang Saturday evening at the meeting
of the Maine Association. Miss Budd
gave The Swallows" by Cowen, and
-Namka's Song" by Wisshaw, and Mrs
kester was heard in MY Dreams,' by
Tosti, and "A June Morning. by Willie
by.
An operetta by banks entitled Pau
line. under the stage direction of George
II. Palmer. and musical direction of Mrs
Charles G. McRoberts, was presented by
the members of St Andrews Choir
Tuesday evening in St Andrews Parish
Hall. The personnel of the cast included
Pauline. Miss Lenore Berlach: Col.
Western Paulines father, +. C. Schae-
fer; Clara Rivers Pauline's rivaD. Miss
Mary Whitaker: George Ardens tstu-
dent. Taylor CheWning: Sir Charles
Grand.swell English baronet n j.
Halpine: Burglar, Goodman II. Williams.
and Pete NEGRO servanD, DR.. Julian
Gartrell. The Florodoro Sextet was in
terpolated as an entire act, and was COM
posed of Mrs. Eliot Thompson and II.
H. Lake, Mrs. r. G. Valentine and A. o.
Stearns, May d. Jack and y. ].
Halpine Julia F. Albes and Eugene w
Blackford. Katherine G.. King and Allan
Blackford. Esther Hughes and S. Z. Tod
hunter. The orchestra was made up of
members OF the Mount Pleasant Orches-
ira and the operetta was followed by a
dansant-
An entertainment was given Thursday