Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-22

Morning Music Cub. Among the num-
oers We're the piano solos. "kresieriana.
rF schumann: eight fantasy pieces dedi-
Gated to Chopin Miss Burbage; songs
,Waldesgesprach,'' die stilie," .schone
Wiege Meiner Leiden,' .Mondnacht" ana
Dem Bildniss Wandc Rselig," by Schu-
mann. Mrs Barnard: piano solos. ''Ro-
name ard novelette, Gall scene), ~
6ote,' ''Mein Geliebter.'' ''Meloncholie.' "
Ler Reitcrsmann vor der Schiacht,
"Litnauiscnes Lied" by Chopin, Miss
Church: piano solos. ''Nocturne" in {
sharp minor, and 'Ballade" in \ nat, BY
Chopin, Miss Buroage.
A Sunday school choir has been in
augurated at Calvary BAPTIST Church
assist in the regular evening service OF
the church. This evening the choir VII
rerder Send out Thy Light BY
(;ouroa. together with the quartet Of
Roberts, Mrs William I. Reed, Richard
+. Backing ard Theodore T. Apple. y
cantata. .MenGelssohn's Forty-sccond
Psalm" is being prepared for the month
chorus and quartet. This morning the
music will include duet by Mrs. Reed
and Mr.. Backing repeated by special
request. Forever With the Lord by
dudley Buck. and anthem, BE Ye \
OF One Mind" by Godfrey.
TIE choir of npworth NJ L. Church
South. under the direction OF Louis A.
Potter. r.. Will give sacred concere
Tuesda+ evening. The Soloists Of the
occasion VIII be Mrs. l.. 4. Potter, lr,
soprano O. the church, and Herbert Aid
Church. The program viii! include organ
numbers by Miss Y. Macon Rice, organ
is. of the church. and a duet Of Mrs.
Potter ard Mr.. Aldrich and several
choruses.
Announcement is made OF the begin
ring of the sixteenth season of the pub
lie Lenten organ recitals. at ST Johns
Church. Lafayette square. by Henry Fl.
usual series of six will be given and they
viii occur each Saturday afternoon until
Easter. beginning promptly at $40 O'Clock
snd lasting from fifty to sixty minutes.
the first will De given Saturday, the pro-
gram being presented by Mr.. Freeman.
The visiting organists will include vii
liam Stansaeid of the First Congrega-
tional Church. March 4; Uselma Clarke
Smith of ST. Paul's Church, Philadelphia.
March II; s. Wesley Sears. St. James
Church. Philadelphia, April 4. Some of
the best local talent will assist at each
recital. among whom will be Richard
Lorieberg. violoncellist; Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann. bass soloist of St Johns
choir: Anton Kaspar. violinist: Paul
Bleydcn. tenor soloist of ST. John
choir: Miss Margaret O'Toole. harpist.
and Master Richard Mccartney. soprano
solo boy of st. Johns choir. 'Olivet to
Calvary. will be sung By st. Johns
The CrucifiXion will he given Wednes-
day night. in Holy Week. both with o.
chcstra and organ Accomplishments.
MI Phi Epsilon Sorority national
of music in America. has been in
at,l inI S1,. No G,rf to-, ft,fo rihx s,,
Rho Chapter. composed of students al
graduates of the Won Enschuld University
of Music. The MI Phi Epsilon is COM
posed of chapters organized and located
in schools OF high standing and reputa-
ton. The supreme president, Mrs. J.
Forbes johnson of St. Louis. personally
the chapter and was entertained
b. the members during her stay in the
city. This chapter can be the only rep
organization Of the MI Phi
Epsilon here. as the constitution permits
"oniy one chapter in each city," The In
stallation took place Thursday evening at
the Won Unschuld University, when the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: Miss Gertrude E. McRae.
president; Miss j. Ardala Moore. vice
president: Miss Carrie T. Bruce, CORE
spending secretary: Miss Frances Cute
Illus, recording secretary; Mrs. Henrietta
F.. Flynn. treasurer: Mrs. Margaret Em-
IL.
and business for the evening were com
pleted the members gave an enjoyable
followed by a buffet luncheon.
Miss Mildred G. Kolb, graduate of the
who was in town the past
week, was the first new member in the
Rho Chapter. Her initiation was held
w ednesday evening. Wednesday morn
Ing Miss Bruce gave lecture on THE
Periods Of Music History which was, IL
by selections: Old History,
Gregorian Chants. Miss Moore: Bach Pre-
lude, Miss Gute1ius: vocal solo, out Of
My Souls Great Sadness" Robert Franz.
Mrs Flynn. THE Fauns." by Poldini.
morning at 10 o'clock. bust
ness and musical meetings alternating.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $40 O'Clock the double sea-
tet under the direction of Sydney Lloyd
organ, will render the following music:
The Earth Is the Lords occidental
solo, Miss Hall: 'On Thee Each Living
Soul Awaits from Haydn's Creation:
by Miss Rails, Dir. Backing and Mr..
The Souls Of the Righteous"
BY Field. Miss Grace. Rails will sub
stitute for Mrs. Ga~ler. This evening al
8 O'Clock the vested evening choir Of 100
voices will render the following masc:
Z
How Lovely Are the Messengers. from
st Paul: "Thy Way,
Not Mine" By Ambrose. Mr.. Blanchard:
God Shall Wipe Away" by Marks:
Come Unto Me-" by Gounod; "Sevenfold
Amen by Stsiner. and organ postlude,
"Sortie.' by Remand.
Mrs 0. d. Sweet gave an informal
pupils recital last Wednesday evening
at her home, Grafton street. Chevy
Chase, at which about forty guests Were
present The following program was pre-
scented: Duet, 20 That We Two Were
Maying." By Nevin. Miss Davis and Mrs.
Clark. Mrs. II. X. Fulton: Happy Song.
by Del R;ego. Miss Mida Tucker: MY
Laddie," by Thayer. and .In the Time OF
Roses" by Reichard. Miss Nellie Nor
ris. "Israfel," by King: Still vie die
Nacht.' by BONN. Mrs. Horace Marion
Fulton: Willamette" by Del Aqua, Miss
Lenore Gerlach: Awakening by Coates
Fauns." by Bemberg. Miss Ethel Nugent;
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. by
Saint Saens, Mrs. Lillian B. Mellott; aria
Queen of Sheba, by Gounod. Miss
Dorothy Davis: duet. Birds Passage.
by Hildach. Miss Nugent and Mrs. Jen-
ings; accompanies Mrs. Berkeley Davis,
Mrs Jennings and Miss Ruth Davis.
The seventeenth in the series of organ
recitals under the auspices of the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter of the Ameri-
can Guild Of Organists was given We'd
nesday evening by James w. Cheney. jr..
at St Paul's Episcopal Church CWashing-
ton CIRCLE, both the program and the
performance being of exceptional interest.
Mr.. Cheney, who is the son Of James W.
Cheney. organist Of old st. Paul's Church.
Rock Creek parish. has been devoting