Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11

The faculty and students Of the sum-
mer school of the Catholic University
at Brookland enjoyed a musical treat
yesterday afternoon when Edith Mar
mion Brosius. harpist, was heard in
recital. assisted by Mrs. John w. Daniel
jr.. mezzo soprano. and Miss Jennie
Glennan, accompanist. Mrs. Brosius
played with fine command OF her IN
strument, being equally effective III
numbers calling for sympathetic treat
ment such as "Priere' and "Berceuse'
both by Hasselmans. and in others re-
curing vigor of touch and brilhancy Oh
technic, such as the Song of the Noisa
Boatmen' arranged by henrietta
Cady) and "Mazurka," by Schuecker.
Among Mrs. Daniels numbers were sew
eral that were refreshingly unfamiliar
where the Long White Water. from
"Idyls of the South Sea-" by Cadman.
and three folk songs. class OF music
of which she has made speciai STUDY.
The latter. "Angelus. Breton sona
arranged by BourEanit-Dnncou y
"Eriskay Love Lit" a Hebridean bal
lad. arranged by Marjory Kennedy
Fraser. and the Irish song. "FareWeii.
My Gentle Harp" tthe lament of RocE
Dali O'Cahan, the greatest OF lister
J,
"Sylvelin." by Sinding. and craze
Song" by Soederberg, were given win
harp accompaniment and proved to De
among the gems of the program
Mrs Daniel sang also "A MAID sings
Light and Maid Sings Low by Edward
MacDowell. Wait Thou STILL. by j. ".
Franck G67o>. harmonized by George
Henschell. "Waldeinsamkeit, by Max
Roger, and "Allerseelen." by Richaro
Strauss. other numbers by Mrs. Brosius
included "Menuet." by Hasselmans, Ara
besaue," by Debussv. "Valse de Concert.
by Hasselmans, "Chanson de Pecheur'
by label. "Marionette." by Tedeshi, and
"Au Monastere" by Hasseimans. Miss
Jennie Glennan proved. as heretofore, a
skillfuI and sympathetic accompanist.
Mrs. Helen Donohue De Yo. soprano
soloist of St Margaret's Episcopal
Church. will be the soloist at the tent
service of the Church of the Covenant
this evening. The service will begin at
7:45. when Mrs. De Yo will sing The
Ninety-First Psalm by MacDermid. and
John G. Klein will direct the congrega-
tional singing and Mrs. Klein will play
the accompaniment.
The sanctuary choir of male voices
of st. Anthony's Church. Brookland,
. sang a Fourth of july ode at the pa
triotic celebration Monday afternoon
at Fort Bunker Hill. under the aus
D1ceS or the FrOOklanQ ana HlNeTSllS
Heights Citizens Association. the
words and music of which were writ
ten bv George Herbert Wells. choir di-
rector. for the occasion. The compost
ton was rendered with beautiful
clarity of tone and an intelligent in
terpretation which won enthusiastic
applause from the large assemblage.
Those participating We're Harris Bach
Rrosnan. Francis Burton. Joseph Cation.
Bernard Connolly, Ralph Connolly.
William Higden. John Horstkamp.
Lawrence Keifer. Leo Moran. Roland
McNaily. Leo stock. jr., Herbert Wal
lace. sopranos: Louis Bond, Godfrey
Muckelbauer, altos; Leo Stock. Fred
erick G. Tansill. tenors. and S. Theo-
dore Howard j. Wilder Tomlinson and
Edward Judge, bassos.
Mrs. Henry White and Miss Margaret
Emile White. director and organist,
respectively. of the Church of the In
last Sunday. and the choir has dis
banded to reassemble the middle Of
September. Mrs. and Miss White will
leave during the week for an extended
Falls. then make a three-week stay
in Toronto with relatives. Later they
will visit in Montreal and take the
trip up the great lakes. at the con-
mont for the remainder of the heated
term.
Miss Marion Jacobs will be the Of
fertory soloist this morning at the
Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
Church. when she will be heard in
lust Little Bit of Love" by Excel.
with Mrs Frank Byram. as usual, at
the organ.
Miss Blanche Yewen; secretary of
the Rubinstein Club. left Friday for
Bridgeport, Conn, where she will be
the house guest of Mrs. Nathan Nift
for the next month or six weeks
Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsman. So
annual recital by class of young
piano students recently at 1910
street, formerly the Washington Club.
Mrs. Gottsman was IS acc bicS
Sumner Night" by Thomas: asere-
made" by Neidlinger. and The Little
G BY LAWS sysa y ss tss
List transcription of Mendelssohn's
"On Wings Of Song and "lmpromptu
in c Sharp Minor" by Rheinhold. and
others contributing instrumental num-
bers were Miss Estelle Lewis. Miss
Helen Sebastian. Thomas Bromley. Miss
Anna Meyer. Miss Lillian Lewis. Miss
Mabel Bowie. Assunta Sari. Louise
Brown. Miss Florence cady. Miss
Catherine DAILY. Miss Eva Meyer, Lin
coin Radi, Edna Meyer. Miss Myrtle
Inscoe. Miss Lillian Waring. Miss Mary
AmdtO. MISS NARY w Villains, miss Au-
gusta Mayer, Miss Bernice Dorsey. Miss
Marguerite McDpnough, Miss Helen
Sebastian, Miss Mary Wrenn, Miss
Irene Cmberger. Miss Anita Berg
holtz. Frances Palmateer. Miss Edith
Blinkhorn and Miss Bertha Bender.
Miss Margery Snyder, member of
the Music Study Club. has left Wash
ington for q trip through the states of
New York. New Jersey and Pennsylva-
mia. Her first stop will be in NV
York, where she expects to study with
her first violin teacher, Mrs. Bertha l..
Stoddard. formerly Miss Bertha Lucas
of this city.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhart, violinist,
OF Richmond, Va, is the guest of Mrs.
Huron Lawson of this city, and left
yesterday with Mrs. Lawson for
weekend visit to Mr. and Mrs. Josef
kaspar at their summer home, Mont
Salvat. near Bluemont. Va.
Mrs. Richard Dean, vice president of
the Friday Morning Music Club, is
spending the summer at the Bruce
King summer home in Loudon county,
Va.
At the regular service at the First
Congregational Church at IL O'Clock
this morning the choir will give only
the opening anthem. the remainder of
the service being given over to five
young students from Tuskegee Insti-
tute. who have just returned from the
Panama-Pacific exposition. They will