Evening star., 1915-02-14

tive audience. The society was assisted
by Herr Peter Peters. violoncellist. who
made an excellent impression In the
solos, "Cantilena." by Goltermann, ana
"Musette," by Offenbach. and in re-
sponse to repeated recalls gave two ao-
ditional numbers. The vocal soloists
were also well received. Albert
Schuteis, baritone. singing Three lot
Jack" by Squire; DIR. D. n. Kennedy
tenor. giving the aria, "Vesti la
Giubba," from II Pagliacci." and DR..
Dickinson singing Far Across the
Desert Sands" from "A Lover in
Damascus" by Amy Woodford Finden'
The ensemble numbers included Ihe
Night Has a Thousand Eyes py
Nevin, sung by a double sextet' com
posed of NJ. 7. Fitzgerald. l. A: Eahl
well. Fl. J. Zilliox. F. M Price. Wliiian' ,n
N. Roach, Walter l. Plant. A Schuiteis.
NJ. J. McGirr. James w. Hicks. William
II. Barnholt, NJ D. Schaefer and
George Sanderson. and the cnoruses uses
were: "P1aysr,% by w: 1asd BoaeIxei hv RbVs.
Herbert; THE Mountain Lay. IRON from
Herr Mountains" by Thayer; Ihe
Dewdrop," Rhys Herbert; sweet ana
Low" by Barnby; The Dreaming
Lake. by Schumann: holy Art inou
(.Largo," from "Xerxes"), by Haendei'
Mitterer and Incidental solos, Messrs.
FITZGERALD and Schulteis. Mrs. James
Dickinson assisted as accompanlsI
Under the direction of B. A. Linebach
the government printing office chorus
will render the following program at
the patriotic celebration Saturday:
soldiers Chorus" by Gounod; Amer
ica's National Anthem" by Tregina:
Hymn of Peace" by Callcott, and
star Spangled Banner" soprano SOLO,
by Miss Kate NJ. Ellis. with violin obliga-
address will be delivered by Representa-
tive Carlin of Virginia. The membership
of the chorus includes: Mr.. Linebach,
director; Mrs. Delphine W. Brown ac-
companist; Misses Kate M. Ellis n "
Geisenderfer, +. L. Miller, BESSIE
Sweet. NJ E Regan, E. Donneberg.
Emma Green, c. f. Loomis. N. Ruck-
daschel and G. Prender. Mrs. J. l.:
Thornton, Mrs. C. b. Hollinger and
w. Bridwell, l.. B. Fete. c. G.. covert
James NJ. Montgomery. f. A. Lang. J.
H Ingram. C. J. Brantley. c. +. Sulli-
van, H. ]. Redfield; Cyrus Cook, G; W. W.
RuhI. M. Fitzgerald. w. K. Martin,
George r. Merriam and w. J. Gould.
Miss Harriet Shaw and Mrs. Frank
Byram were heard in joint recital Fri
j. Ormond Wilson Normal School, when
they gave the following program: So
prano solos. prelude from Ronald's
''Cycle of Life; Yesterday and Today"
Leaves and the Wind" by Leoni; Rose
mary for Remembrance" by Lady Arthur
Hill; piano solos. Ballet Music from
"Alceste" tGuck-S Saint Saens): Fire
Music" from 'Die Walkuere" (Wagner-
Brassin); "Arabesques. Nos: and q" and
LIE Jardins Sous La Pluie,'' all by
Debussy.
The first social and musical of the
Evening Choir Club took place in the
chapel of the Church Of the Covenant.
when a program was given which IN
Guided songs by John L. Downs. reading
by w E. Cossins. vocal numbers by
Miss Mabel Coldenstroth and Richard P:
Backing, popular songs by minstrel
chorus, and a talk by Rev. DR.. Wood
on Some Personal Experiences In Eu-
rope at the Outbreak of the War" A
supper and a social hour concluded the
entertainment.
Among the members contributing to the
program at the last meeting Of the Stu
dents Club OF the Wash ngton College OF
Music were Imogene Hostetler, Adaline
Thornton. Lucille Kline, Frances Clark,
Elenore Eby. Elizabeth Jeffress. Virginia
Bird, Miss Thomas, Miss Gray. Miss Hen
derson. Mrs. Moon, Miss Marguerite Ter.
rett, Mr. Emmons. Miss Latus. Miss
Agnes Terrett, Mrs Neff. Miss Marks,
Miss Perkins, Mr.. E,dding1eld, Mr.. Llufrio.
Mrs Heisley. Miss Church. Miss Morrell.
Miss Drexilius. Miss Becker, Miss Bouck
and Mr.. Thompson.
A special program of music will be
given this evening under the direction of
Mrs Frank Byram at the Westminster
Church Memorial. The regular choir will
be assisted by Misses Randall, Fitzhugh
and Levy. sopranos Misses Shaw. keene
and Whitaker, contraltos. and F. VIII
Schiek. tenor. and the numbers will in
clude How Lovely Are the Messengers"
by Mendelssohn. sung by quartet OF
male voices: THE Long Day Closes" by
Sullivan, and 20 Father in Heaven" by
Dow; trio for womens voices. Faith,
Hope and Love-" by Shelly; duet for
soprano and contralto. an adaptation to
Rubinsteins "Wanderer's Night Song
and contralto solo, Miss Harriet Shaw.
There will be also a short address by the
pastor. Rev. T. E. Davis. From the Log
Cabin to the Pulpit"
The musical portions Of the services at
Epiphany Church today will include this
morning "Te Deum." by Rudolphson !;
"Jubilate" by Aldrich. and offertory,
by Haendel There will be the usual pre-
| liminary recital this evening. beginning
| at Z 40 o'clock, and at the service imme-
diately following the choir will sing
"Magnifcat." by Atkinson: "Nunc Dimit-
It's" (Gregorian) offertory. and 20 That
Thou Had'st Hearkened," by Sullivan.
At the morning service Ash Wednesday
the music will include "Benedicite,' by
Simpes "Benedictus." by Arnold. and
| offertory, God So Loved the World
| from Stainers "Crucifxion."
Mrs. Huron Lawson left Wednesday
for short trip in the south and was
| heard in recital Thursday evening at
AFFORD, n. c., and last evening at Win
ton-Salem. in the same state. She will
return to the city today, but will leave
again shortly to fill a series of five
concert engagements during this
month
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Washington loaned
their home for pupils recital recent
ly. among those contributing piano
| numbers to the program being Misses
| r. Costello, NJ. Bitters, L. Washington.
| NJ. Barnette. d. Claiborne and Messrs.
F. Allen and H. Billings. Violin solos
| were rendered by Messrs w. Allen. T.
| Hopwood and II. Temps. and Mrs. o. p.
| Allen, Miss M. Beale and Master w. Ru-
| precht assisted as accompanies. Dur
ing the evening the orchestral school
| presented several numbers.
| The soprano soloist at Trinity NJ. E.
| Church last Sunday was Miss Alvaryte
| Reaney, in place of Mrs. Duncan Rich
mond, who is still suffering from a Sc
| we're cold. Miss Reaney sang at the
morning service Peace Leave With
You." by Tinney. and at the evening
service THE Saint and the Sinner" by
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