Evening star., 1915-03-07

request, Schubert's "Wanderer" Others
taking part in the program were Miss
Ethel Coffin, Miss Theresa Pittier. Miss
Edna Hillyard, Miss Ruth Bower,
Claude Robson, Miss Frances Finckel.
Master Morton Gittelman, Miss Mari A.
Menzel, Miss Ardala Moore. Miss Con-
stance Finckel, Mesdames Mead and
Glushak, Miss Margaret Chapman, Miss
Charlotte Leibel, Master Raymond
Gittelman. Miss Mabel Anderson and
Arthur Green, tenor. whose selection
from "Pagliaci won enthusiastic ap-
plause.
The Musurgia quartet. Helen Dono,
hue De Yo, soprano: Mrs. William T.
Reed. contralto; Richard P Backing.
tenor; Edwin c. Callow. bass and
reader. and Harry Wheaton Howard,
accompanist and director. gave a pro-
gram at the recent ladies, night en-
Club. the program being as follows:
Quartet. "Carmena." waltz song by
Lane Wilson. encore. Where Are You
Going. My Pretty Maid?" by Calcott;
by" by Bond, Mrs; Reed; recitation.
"a Model Sermon" by Talbot. Mr.. Cal
low; solo, Border Ballad" by Cowen,
Mr.. Backing; quartet, "Madrigal." from
The Mikado, by Sullivan. and Annie
Laurie" Scotch song; arranged by Dud-
Woodman. and ''Mavourneen"; encore,
Comm Thro' the Rye" Mrs. De Yo;
piano solo, THE Butterfly" by Grieg,
Mr.. Howard; duet. La Regatta Wen
zanza," by Donizetti, Mrs. De Yo and
Mrs. Reed
Residents at the Baptist Home were
entertained at a musical recently when
the program was given with Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown and Miss Jessie
ct ySft
Contralto solos. AT Dawning." by Cad
man; THE Pine" by Woodman, Miss
Nan Field; "Mignon." by Pick. and II
koy,,.h Love Son Na,san Truly" !: & by Bond, Mrs
Clark, and MY Laddie," by Thayer.
Miss Rae Fleharty: -Four Leaf Clover"
Mrs. Gilbert Clark; soprano solos,
Who knows?' by Ball; His Fa-
yorite Flower" by Lowitz. and THE
Little Gray Home in the West" by
Lohr. Mrs Arthur Glanville Dunn:
piano solo. Chapel Chimes Louise
Lewis.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie. mezzo-so-
prano; Arthur Green. tenor; Miss Edith
Adele Koon. elocutionist. and Mrs
George Franklin Schutt, pianist, gave
an interesting program at the recital
for the benefit of the gymnasium of
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion- Among the selections were the
tenor solos. Down in the Forest" by
Landon Ronald; "Das Kraut Verges-
senheit.' by Hildach. and aria, La
donna mobile from "Rigoletto,' Mr.
Green: piano solo, 'Polonaise. Op. 26
Spirit Of Flowers" by Campbell Tip
ton; "Voce Di Donna" by Ponchielli
and 'Verborgenheit,'' by Hugo Wolf.
Miss Leckie; recitations, she Liked
Him Hin, Rael Weel,% "oldtime Happiness
Church Organ" by Will Carleton. and
Little Orphan Annie" by James Whit
comb Riley, Miss Koon.
male quartet, under the direction
OF Ineodore T Apple, sang the ode
composed by Frank X. Preston of New
york city. at the class initiation of the
Royal Arcanum councils of the Dis
trlct Friday evening, at old Masonic
Temple.
During the month of March the even
ing services of ST. PauPs Lutheran
Church will be of special interest. the
choir giving several numbers in addi-
ton to the regular program at each
service, in connection with a series of
snort talks that DR.. Huddle will give
on The Ifs of Manhood" This even
ing the quartet numbers will be 20
Goa' 6oa HaYs p. Mercy" by Noyes: The
Songs in the Night" by Fearis Gun,
accompanied): duet for soprano and
alto. whispering Hope" by Haw-
thorne 1by requesD; alto solo. 90 Rest
in the Lord" from Elijah" The or
gan selections will be Hymn Celeste
by Grey; "Venetiandong," by Nevin,
and Priests March," from Aida" The
quartet is composed of Mrs. Bertha
Hansen Gottsman. soprano; Mrs. Julian
Brylawski: contralto: LIE Roy Glider.
tenor, and Charles +. Roberts, bass,
with Mrs. William Hamilton BayIy,
organist and director At this morn
ings service the choir will sing Fos-
ters 20 For Closer Walk With God"
and Mr.. Glider Will give Max Spicker's
Evening and Morning.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson will enter
tain at a musical at his residence Fri
day evening, when an informal pro-
gram will be given.
At musical given last Sunday aft
ernoon Miss Leonora Baker played the
NANCE" by sibelius; "Etude," in
= Flat" by Chopin, and suite by
D'Albert Miss Christine Richards gave
Sonata" by Grieg. and "Nocturne." by
Chopin: Louis Thompson sang numbers
by Pergolesi, Schumann and Mac
Dowen and Miss Caroline Curtis, So
prano, gave compositions by Cornelius,
LaSSen and Grleg.
The program for the blind at the Lii
brary of Congress tomorrow evening
will be rendered by a quartet from the
United States Marine Band. Walter F.
Smith, fuegelhorn; Hans Wunderlich.
cornet; Adolph Seidler, French horn:
Hector Vanpouk, trombone. assisted by
Henry C. Stephen, violin, Fritz Mueller.
violoncello: George B. Bahr and Ar
mand Gumprecht, piano.
Young women students of Washing
ton College were entertained with
musical program Friday evening u the