Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02

Love Me II Live" by Foote: I'm My
Little Garden" by Godfrey Nuttins:
"Ye Who have Yearned Alone" by
Tschaikowsky: Summer Noon. by
Lohr: Thinking of Thee" by Caro-
Roma. and The Dove" by Landon
Ronald.
| chairman of the music committee Of
the Congress Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. and sang at the
opening session a patriotic song. Our
Berger. now of Minneapolis. Mimi. Mrs.
William Hamilton Bayly assisting as
accompanied. The song made such a
favorable impression that it was re-
peated by request at several Of the
later sessions Of the congress.
Closing events of the week include
the blind at the Library of Congress-.
given Monday evening by Richard
l4oreleberg, violoncellist: Mrs. Florence
| Noack Howard. soprano. and Mrs. viii
was the announcement Of the printed
program. but the real feature OF the
evening was the debut Of little lad
Of eleven years. Harold Rider. who.
sized cello he used. made a fine i'm
preston. He played with much ease
! and self-possession the "Berceuee.'' by
Hauser. winning many recalls. but
son Of Mrs: Gertrude Rider of the stan
OF the Library of Congress. The
scheduled program included the cello
solos, SH , .sar.bande;" by Bach; "Bonrres:"
SA1hu@s1ss.:: By Henrtquss: aser:
ceuse:" by simon; "Guitarre." by Mos
k!.9owysky; "siciliano." by Pereolesi:
We SS popnsr s1 NM and
soprano solos. sIe1. Blow. Taeu Win:
ter Wind" by Fisher; Cuckoo" by
Arne; "A Lover and His Lass" by
barton; Fairy Pipers." by Brewer.
Howard: piano solos. Fantasia Inn
promptu." by Chopin. and "Gavotte,"
by Evers. Mrs. Won Bayer.
Miss Florence coumbe, a young So
prano. sang Wednesday evening at St
| Paufs Lutheran Church at the we'd
ding OF Miss Caroline Bird Moser to
Walter Holloway Thrall. when she
'Lohengrin." her number preceding M
mediately the wedding march from the
same opera.
Elizabeth Wilbur. violinist. and Miss
cipals in an attractive musical given
RI rrlda Gs, evening at the parish hall of
s prsn, en nnsno OF the Advent. The pro-
Ave Maria" rendered by the trio. and
was followed by the soprano solos,
- sw miI SONG by Dell Acqua: Lad
ano solos. Romance" by sibeiins:
'Loure." by Bach; "Polonaise," by Che.
pm. Miss Edith Athey: vocal solos.
MIA Maid kn.s; Wish by Chopin; "A sum
In the Highlands" by Jensen, Miss
Greene; violin solos. 'Liebeslied," by
kreisler (old Vienna waltz: lie
GGyEns., by saint-saens; "Deutscher
tie Gray Home in the West" by Lohr;
Little Irish Girl" by Lohr: Happy
Seng, by Del Riego. Miss Greene: trio,
| Wilbur and Athy. A personal letter
from Mary Turner Salter read by Miss
Greene, gave an interesting statement
az 70 the orisin of the song, The Cry
OF the groups of solos.
John Barnes Wells, tenor, of New
York. was the assisting soloist of the
| closing concert of the Monday Morning
Music Club. which took place last even.
lard. Mr.. Wells was in excellent voice
and delighted his hearers with his mel.
low tone quality and finished interpre.
tation Of his songs. He gave two
groups of solo numbers: Love Ne OIL
Charming draees." by Anthony Young
Come and Trip it." by Haendel; per.
sian Cycle" by Richard lie Galliene
Heart. Have You Heard the News
20 Love, the Beauty of the Moon Il
II for Nothing Else" all by w. Franz
Harling; Alone 1 Wander" by Har
riet Ware: two of his own compost
tons. The OWL and "why?": Moon