Evening star., 1914-04-26

| ner. w. W. Kirby. G. l.. Bliss. c. E. Wolf.
NJ. Oppenheiner, Miss y Doherty. J.
Dowd. J. Sachs, A. Zanoff A. Biggs, W
and an snSdsT Mss pian9 Waton M,ss sna nte EUGENE @
schmidt: clarinets. J. r. Saunders. W.
Carpenter. cellos, W. H. Nash. T. Kuhn:
cornets. 4. A. DAILY. H. Burneston. D. X
Hansen. w. E. McConchie; trombone Z.
w. Richardson: drums, II. B. White; Or
| gan and librarian. H. B. Weaver.
At the Church of the Covenant this
| afternoon at $50 o'clock the double
sextet. under the direction of sydney
! Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey Muir
j ray at the organ. will render the fol,
/ lowing music: Hear the Voice and
| Prayer Of Thy Servants" by Steane:
%, Lord. Rebuke Me Not by Mario,
| Lansing: Incidental solo, Mr.. Backing:
'Supplica ton" by Scott. This evening
at 8 o'clock the ver-~' evening choir
| OF 100 voices under the direction Of
Mr.. Wrightson, will sing during the
service the following numbers Prel-
ude. "1ntermezzo." by Hollns: As
Pants the Hart" by sopher. incidental
| Shepherd. Hear Me, by Wrightson.
| Miss Harper: Happy and Blest Are
They. from st. Paul" by Mendels-
/ sohn: Come Unto Ne by Gounod.
| organ postlude in a. by Guilmant.
Mrs. Dalsleish had real surprise
party "Wednesday evening. when. on the
| contralto. she went to the dancing
| academy of Mrs. Dyer. where she found
, her entire class of vocal students, rein
forced by a large number of their
| friends. waiting to welcome her. Each
| one of the thirty-odd members of the
class. in turn. presented her with an
| American beauty rose. after which the
grand march took place and dancing
| followed throughout the evening. When
| the supper hour arrived another surprise
J awaited the popular singer. when more
| permanent souvenir than flowers a
! handsome silver mesh bag. was pre-
Mrs. Warner Gibbs was the assisting
| soloist at the musical given Friday
evening by S. NJ Fabian at his studio.
/ several numbers. includin~ the aria.
II Est Doux. II Est Bon" from
Herodiade, and in the songs. The
MacDowell: Twas April" BY Nevin.
and The Thought of YOU by Natalie
Townsend. Mr.. Fabian delighted the
guests by playing prelude. valse.
] Miss We're Corey has returned to the
| city from Geneva. ILL.,. where she was
called two months ago by the serious i'll
| ness of her father.
Miss Marguerite Howard soprano:
Frank Reside. baritone: Robert Griffin.
rioinist: Louis Bradford. cellist, and
| Virgil Miller. pianist. gave a delightful
program last week at the residence OF
4 Mrs. Edward Adams Muir. Miss How
ard and Mr.. Reside were each heard in
| a group of solos. two of the numbers by
Miss Howard being made additionally at
/ tractive' by the accompaniment of the
! violin and cello.
| The musical at the Library of Con-
gress Tuesday evening will be given by
| Mundelle's Quintet Orchestra, with LIE
| Roy Glider. tenor: Miss Alice Maydwell,
| pianist. and Mrs. Charles Turner reader.
! assisting.
a recital given last week at ST. Martins
| Parish Hall. when she presented Miss
| NJ. katherine F1oeckher in an ambitious
! program of piano numbers. Miss Floeck
Heartsill; soprano. who sang II Hear
You Calling Me-" by Marshall The
Fadeless Rose by Sans Souci: Love in
| Spring" by Borowski. and Westward
Maude Howell Smith. reader. who scored
| her usual success in the monologues.
| An Afternoon Tea in Washington" and
The Pudding The well rendered piano
by Beethoven. From Uncle Remus,' and
ITO Wild Rose" by Macdowell: Hun
garan Dance by Brahms: "Eroticon"
| a fiat majoD. by Sjogren. '.Valse'' (E
! MAJOR. Dy MOSZkOWSk1. ana 1OnCertO
| first movement). by Grieg. with Miss
Linton in the last number. supplying the
orchestral part at the second piano.
! Oscar Franklin Comstock will give a
studio recital Tuesday evening. when
| Basil Sillers and Archie Gibson will sing
| oratorio numbers. and Miss Mona Rob-
| erts will give Cadman's new cycle. From
Wigwam TO Tepee." A feature of the
evenings entertainment will be four two
piano pieces rendered by Miss Mar
| guerite Williams and Mr. Comstock,
which will include "Andante and Naria-
| tions,' by Eilenberg.
/ Mrs. H. l.. Parkinson. soprano and Miss
i Nan Field contralto. furnished the mu-
| sical numbers at the entertainment given
| at Trinity Parish Hall Friday evening,
! the program including the soprano solos,
| '"The Pipes of Pan. by Monckton "A
June Morning by Willeby: the contralto
! Dawning," by Cadman. and the duets. "A
Madrigal in May" and Nearest and
Dearest by Caracciola. Mrs. Grace Du-
four Brown assisted at the piano.
| Mrs Kirk Russell formerly orsanist at
| the Metropolitan Methodist Church. sub
stituted last Sunday at Hamline NJ. E.
Church for Miss Edith .athey, who was
absent from the city.
| He was accused of stealing turkey
and. as he had no money, lawyer was
assigned to defend him.
| Pm sorry that lawyer butted in" he
! remarked as he walked out of court fif-
| teen minutes later.
/ why. he got you off,
Yes. and he got the turkey. Louis