Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

evening in the pariors OF the Portner
under the auspices Of the Antnons
composed of Messrs. swaaton: violinist'
J. NJ. Campbell. flute: J. p wilson;
Clarinet: Fred s. Booman. celllst ana
Mrs Charles D. Turner. pianist. played
the Angels Serenade, by Brasa' aro
tie ..Itnloresaue, by Dvorak, and Mrs.
Tuner sare a group of readings from
Marion Douglass.
William Stansfeld. organist and eno.f
director of the First Congregations
Church. has arranged the following mt
steal program for today: Mornins-orSah
prelude. 'Adagio from Sonata No. , ~
. Guilmant; anthem. Lift Up Your fsao liz
by Honkins: anthem. He Sendeth. ne
Strings INTO the Rivers" by Warren: Of
fertory. bass solo: organ postiude:
legro Appasionato." from Sonata No. -
by Guilmant Evenng-organ feci1a 49, az
1:45; "4Adagio Motto Expressive. p ,roni
'Chanson Triste'' by TschaikowskH, ana
..Minuet, by Stanstield PM organ
prelude. Sunset MELODY. by slncen.,
anthem, My Sou! Doth MAGNIFY, W
Great Sun by Frey; organ posture
'Egmont Overture by Beethoven.
\ successful, recent event was the re-
cital given by Oscar Franklin Comstoch
Tuesday evening, when he presented MISS
Marguerite Williams. Miss Mona T.. Roo-
crts Basil Si1lers and Archie Gibson III
n program of novel and interesting num-
hers. The affair was largely a'.si,ue nue..
and the efforts of the participants We're
rewarded by merited applause MISS Roh-
erts gave u new cycle by Caoman.
wan to Tepee Mr.. Siliers sang Wy
Hope is in the Everla sting. by Statner
When Ny Ship Comes Sailing Home.
by Frances Dore. and On the Road 70
Mandalay" by Speaks; Mr., Gibson was
heard in the aria, 20 God. Have MerSy y;,
r,,N NJ IoS- " l.
from the oratorio ST. paui; a dis Sierra, W al
compositions for two pianos. Anda.te
and Variations" by Eilenberg: Gu
Roulant," by Duvernoy: "Passe fieo. ps
Thome. and Hungarian Rhapsody oy
Josef Loen.
Mrs. Lippitt's Music Study Club met
Wednesday evening at her nome, "hen d
paper on Italian music was read by MIS-.
Frank Tucker. Vocal solos We're render
Cd nv Mrs !. w Howell. Mrs. Tucker.
Miss Nellie Barber. Florence Dunn. MISS
Newconb. Mrs. Elsie NJ. Kettler. Messrs
Joseph Conner. Arthur Guilford and III,
nest Elkin. A mixed quartet composed
of Miss Barber. Mrs. Reuter-. Mr.. Gull
ford and Mr.. Conner sang Pinsutl
Autumn Song" and male quartet:
Messrs Conner. Coder. Guilford and
Elllin, closed the musical program Mrs.
Lippitt and Miss Welsh were the accom-
panists. A chatting dish supper followed.
The Students Club of the Washington
College of Music held its last meeting in
the recital hall Of the college. when the
following program was given Song OF
the Seashell' by krogman. Ellen Little
page. "Fantasie. in d minor, by MO-
sart. Elizabeth Jeffries; .'Berceuse, by
Schytte Leonila Lloyd: 'Scherzo." by
Mendelssohn, Eleanore Eby; Love Song,
by Nevin Genniel Johnson: Nalse, op.
6I No. l. by Chopin Nellie Noel: songs,
Miss Thompson: piano solos, If | Were
a Bird by Henselt Effie Drexilius:
shepherds Lullaby, by Friml, Miss Du-
vail; .Reverie," by Schuett. Miss Long
TO Spring by Grieg. Miss Hodges;
Variations OPP. "a. Nos. to L. by
Mendelssohn. Miss Gladding: Songs.
Gray DAYS by Johnson. and Loves
Rhapsody by d'Hardelot. W. s. Blanch- ,,
ard; Moonlight Sonata third move
nentl. by Beethoven. Miss Perkins: Mo
rnent Musical" by Schubert. Miss Rey-
nolds; "Preludes.' op. IS, Nos. D, p, y.
by Chopin. Miss Latus: ''Grillen, by
Schumann. Miss Bradley: "Berceuse,' BY
lliinsky. Mr.. Chamberlain. and "Rhap- |
sodie'' No. j., by List, Mr.. Thompson.
The choir of the First Baptist Church.
under the direction of Miss Florence
Noack. will sing the following numbers
this morning: Anthem. Still, Still with
Thee" by Lansing; bass SOLO "Invoca-
ton by Mariana. Evening anthem "Sa-
yior. Source of Every Blessing" by
Schneider. and soprano solo and quar-
tet. Dream of Galilee' by Morrison.
The choir consists of Miss Noack. So
prano: Miss Helen Mcleod, contralto;
Burton Corning. tenor: Raymond Moore.
bass. with Mrs. Edmund Barry at the or
gan.
Joseph Conner. tenor soloist of Temple
Baptist Church Quartet, is on trip
south, and Turner Corder is filling his
place acceptably.
The musical program at the West
Street Presbyterian Church tonight will
include Il Will Sing of Tiny Power by
Sir Arthur Sullivan; soprano solo and
chorus. Jerusalem. Turn Thee to the
Lord Thy Cod by Miss Marguerite How
ard and choir, and d'.auvergne Barnard's
plains of Peace" bass solo, by S. Theo-
dore Howard.
The second annual spring concert under
the auspices of the Baraca Bible class
was given in the Sunday school house of
the metropolitan Baptist Church and
proved an enjoyable affair. The program
inciuded: Chorus. "Estudiantina. by
Locome: piano SOLO Fulton B. Kari;
soprano solo. Whisper and l Shall
Hear. by PiccoloHlnl. Win sVlonn obii-
cato by Miss Elinor Slater and Mr.. kalr
at the piano, Mrs. Charles +. Linger;
violin solo. "Cavatina.' by Carl Bohm
Miss Slater with Mrs Henry f. Stopsack
at the piano. contralto solo ''Slave
Song. by Del Reigo. with Mrs. G. Fred
Thompson at the piano. Miss Marian
Larner: quartet. The Night Has a
Thousand Eyes and Aunt Margery"
both by Parker. Miss Nellie o. Barber
soprano; Mrs. Elsie Weaver kettler,
Joseph Conner. tenor: Arthur Gui,ford.
bass. and Miss Helen WEIGH, at the
piano; soprano solos. My Evening