Evening star., 1915-05-30

Day by de Koven. Mrs. Smart and
Mr. Myers; banjo solo. "Meteoric- Waltz |
Caprice" by Griffin, Mrs. A. D. Bailey:
Mrs. Mrs. Humphrey; Hun piano solo. :Liebesiied.
chem" by Bohm. and Dragon Flies"
by Bartlett. Miss Amy Clement Leavit.;
tenor solo. "A Spray of Roses" by
Minutes in Trolley" Mrs Barnes:
duet, "Watchman, What of the Night"
by Sarjeuat, Messrs. Myers and Hum.
phrey; violin solo. Loves Greeting.
by Elgar. Miss Budd: quintet from
Martha" by Flotow. Mrs Smart. Mr..
| Myers. Mrs. Humphrey, Mr.. Humphrey
and Harry H. r. HelwiG. Miss Eliza
| beth Humphrey. Miss Helen S. Myers
and Miss Leavit were the accompa-
nists.
| Miss Catherine McLearen. soprano.
and Miss Jennie Kimmel. contralto.
| were the assisting soloists at a recital
| given recently at the Dickson Home,
| in Sauls addition. Both singers were
| heard in solo numbers, also in the duet.
| Where My Caravan Has Rested" in
| which their voices blended effectively.
Instrumental numbers were contributed
by Miss Margaret Butler, Miss Elsie
Thorns. Miss Irma Wenger. Miss Mar
! garet johnson. Miss Charlotte Bayly,
Miss Ruth Grimes and Miss Miriam
Evans and the program was brought to
close by Miss Clarine McCarty. who
played LIFTS Hungarian Rhapsody"
The choir Of Gunton Temple Church.
under the direction of John G. Klein,
will close its seasons work this even
ing. when the program will include
the anthems, IT Will Give You Rest"
Hide Me Under the Shadow" by West.
and "A National Hymn" by Warren,
and John G. Klein, director. will sing
| de Koven's "Recessional." At the morn
| ing service Mr.. Klein will sing Fear
| a "
Miss Schick, who is substituting for
Mrs. Klein. will be at the organ.
The second musicaic of the season
under the auspices of Trinity Lutheran
| Choir took place at the church and in
cluded both vocal and instrumental solo
| and ensemble numbers. The choir sang
| Flow. Flow" by J. Frise, and Call of
sang dHardelot's Three Green Bon
nets" and Gut Nacht. reen Lieb," by
Bischoff; two piano duets, polish
Dance by Scharwenka. rendered by
by Miss Vera Ellitt and J. S. Thiemyer,
and "Fruhlingstunmen." by Strauss. by
Miss May Keller and Mr.. Thiemeyer.
| Others contributing piano selections
were Master Roland Simpson, Miss
| Louise Hoyberger and Master Louis
Miller. There was clever recitation
by Miss Mabel Evans, and an orchestra
played the following numbers: THE
| Water Lilies" by Story; 'In Roseland."
Mckinley; Medley of Love-" by Engel-
| mann; Melody in F. by Rubinstein,
and "A String of Pearls" by Solman.
This evening the choir of st. Paurs
Lutheran Church will give a program
| of music appropriate to Decoration day.
| including America the Beautiful" by
! Brown: TO Thee. o Country" by Eich-
berg; Raise the Flag" by Lincoln Hall,
and other well known patriotic songs
| in which the congregation will He ask
ed to join. There will be incidental
| solos by Mrs. Gottnlan and Charles +.
Roberts. and Mrs. Brylawski will sing
for the offertory abide With Me- by
Spruce. Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly.
organiet and director. will play Ar ar
| rangement of familiar melodies ard for
postlude, Hail Columbia" Mrs. Bertha
Hansen Gottman is the soprano; Mrs.
Julian Brylawski, contralto, MIR. lie Roy
Glider. tenor. and Charles +. Roberts.
| basso.
Mrs Arthur Glanvile Dunn. soprano.
will be the soloist tomorrow, for the
teenth consecutive season. at memorial
services at the Congressional cemetery.
when she will sing, THE Rest of the
Brave poem by DR.. Thomas Calvert,
set to the music of Believe Me, if All
Those Endearing Young Charms"
Miss Florence Girouard. soprano solo
ist of the United Brethren Church, sang
tiop held by that denomination in Bal
timore last week, winning much favor
able mention.
Rho Chapter of the Mu Phi Epsilon So
rority was entertained at the home Of the
president. Carrie T. Bruce, Sunday last
at a musical tea in honor of Miss
Mary ToWar. sorority sister from
Delta Chapter of Detroit Miss Towar
spent the week in town attending COM
mencement exercises and was extend
ed many courtesies by her local sisters.
A business meeting of the chapter fol-
lowed by program meeting, was held
previously al the home of Ruth Bower
of Mount Pleasant, when a paper was
read by Edith NJ. Gray on 1.-The Opera"
and was followed by some musical ex-
ercises.
Miss Annie Fitz Hugh. soprano. will
assist the choir of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church at the special
musical service this evening.