Evening star., 1915-04-11
Mayer. Estelle Lewis. Helen Sebastian
and Anita BergholtZ

Miss Clara Drew contralto. forme ri
OF this city, now of Syracuse. N.
where she Is in charge of the voca
department of the Syracuse University
has had very busy season, outsid
of her studio work. Among man.
concert and recital engagements dur
ing the season just drawing to a clos
have been those with the Salon Club
the Syracuse University Orchestra, TIL
; Oratorio Society and the Morning Mu
sical Club. besides several in othe
cities of New York and nearby states
r. Woodland Gates. tenor, of thi
city returned during the week from
Atlantic City, where he spent tn
Easter week end. Mr.. Gates was es
pecially engaged to sing with Mar
tini's Orchestra at the Easter concer
on the steel pier, and gave the aria
che Gelinda Mamma" from La Bo
heme. both his singing and his voice
causing enthusiasm. which he respond
ed to by giving 20 Come With Me IL
the Summer Night"
afternoon the music will be given BY
the double quartet and In the evening
by the evening choir of 100 voices
both services being under the direction
Of sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Har-
ing are the musical numbers: BE Ye
All of One Mind by Godfrey, Incl
dental solo. Richard p. Backing; bass
solo; reeitatiye Behold, eI / Tell You
sound" from The Messiah" Arthur
Eastertide." by Geibel; Hail With
Of M Holy Sd Mpth t bea by Ga
Incidental solo. Miss Beulah Harper
Evening, organ prelude, "Priere." by
Devred; anthem. Awake. Thou That
Sleepest.,, from The Daughter OF
i Task" by Ashford Miss Harper.
anthem. Send Out Thy Light" by Gou-
nod; Lord, How Long?" by Blount
/ Masca beus," by Handel
Miss Genevieve Small, soprano, has
! accepted an offer from a chautauqua
certs in the south. Miss Small will
vary her program with the whistling
selections and bird limitations with
which she has often delighted Wash
| ington audiences
Miss Viola Schippert. soprano. gave
| a program Thursday morning for the
Music Study Club Of Clarendon. Va,
dition of the following selections:
.'Thef Years at the Spring." by Mrs.
Beach: Sweet Miss Mary" by Neid-
1inger; nThou Wondrous Youth" by
| Buttons Are Marked U. S. by Carrie
Jacobs Bond: The Fairy Pipers," by
| Brewer. and the aria, "One Fine Day"
/ from Mime. Butterfly" Mrs. Shirley
added to the pleasure of the occasion
| by playing several numbers.
Miss Marguerite o'Toole. who recent
ly resigned her position as organist
and director Of the Mount Pleasant
| Congregational Church. is in New York
| city, to coach on some concert pro-
gram with Mile. Sassoli, the harpist,
who made such a success at her an
/ IN fha ipfo
| OToole will return some time during
| the week.
| Mrs Herbert Nicholas Munhal, for
merly Miss Marguerite Howard, arrived
| in the city Thursday for a visit of some
weeks to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Howard of N street.
Club, which was organized recently
under the direction of DR.. George
Henry Howard, will meet tomorrow
| evening at Mrs. Davison's apartments
in the Fontanet Courts The feature
of the evening will be a talk entitled
"Debuesy and Cyril Scott, Their Tonal
| Systems" All persons especially in
| terested are cordially invited to at
tend.
| this city. was one of the soloists at
the concert given Monday evening at
| the Opera House in Alexandria by
| section of the United States Marine
Band. Mrs. Reed achieved her usual
success in the numbers 20 Come With
Stucken; ''The Cry Of Rachel" by salter.
and "a Birthday" by Woodman.
Members of the Home Club OF the
Interior Department and their friends
were entertained last evening by
musical program of high order, pre-
sented by Earl Carbaugh, baritone:
assisted BY D. G. Angevine. tenor, and
rendered program included the songs.
The Ringers" by Lohr: When Roses
Bloom" by Reichardt; "a Perfect Day"
by Bond Mr.. Carbaugh;, piano solo.
Angevine: baritone solos. prologue
from "Pagliacci." by Leoncavallo. Il
Mother Machree.' by olcott-Bal. Mr.
Carbaugh; piano solos. Bach Prelude
and Fugue and "Gavotte" GA fiat
! minor). Sgambati, Mr.. Freeze; tenor
solo. 20 Haunting Memory by Carrie
solos, 'Invictus," by HUM, and Fare
well Rondel," Mr.. Carbaugh.
Mrs. Robert Benham will sing at the
Westminster Memorial Church this
Peace of Cod by Gounod. and the
choir, under the direction of Mrs Frank
| Byram. will render the anthem. Rock
| of Ages" by Dudley Buck. At this
| evenings service a quartet of male
| voices. Messrs. Elmo Jasper, ]. Forney
Donaldson. Ernest kah1ert and Robert
Burns, will sing an arrangement of
"One Sweetly Solemn Thought" by
Ambrose.
| Miss Anna Decker gave several piano
| solos al students song recital last
week, among her numbers being. ITO
Grieg. and "Polonaise," by Mcdowell.
| Vocal selections were rendered by Mrs
e. T. Brandemburg, Miss Decker, Miss
Hattie Kline, Miss Gertrude Looms,
Miss Ina Singleton, Mrs. Edwin Ayre.
Mrs. Nellie Newton Shore, Mrs. Theo-
dere T. Apple and Miss Mary Decker
Mrs. William c. Stierlin assisted as
accompanist.
Miss Charlotte f. Klein will give an
organ recital at the Bethlehem Chapel
of the Holy Nativity Washington
Cathedral. this afternoon at o'clock.
Her numbers will include prelude and
, Fugue" by William Faulkes; 'In the
Morning" and Asses Death" from
Grieg; and suite No !. by Felix Borrow
ski, Prelude" "Toccata." "Meditation-
Elegie" and "Marche Solennelle."
| A musical and dramatic entertain
| ment was given Tuesday evening at the
Women's Christian Association on 18th
street The musical portion of the pro
gram was of high order and was
given by Miss Viola Schippert soprano;
violinist; Miss Louise Santorelli,
pianist and Miss Iu1fa Jrby alocu