Evening star., 1915-05-16
and Mrs. Fauth are now at home to
their friends al Wardman Courts

| recent events of interest include ths
recital by Mrs. Margaret veitch Palmer
| When she gave with fine effect the "Bir,
Song of Cara Roma; "Charmant Oh
| seau, from La Perle du Bresir'. al
aria from 'Semele." and IA group o1
small numbers. She was assisted by
proved acceptable in several folk song.
and ''Ha banera," from Carmen"
| Miss Mary A. Cryder has issued cards
| for a musical at her residence this aft
| ernoon at o'clock.
| Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius will fur
| nish the musical portion of the com
| mencement exercises at the Rosa Vir-
\ ginia Sands School
| The Nor,lic;I Mandolin. Guitar and
Banjo club added to its many successes
| Friday evening, when the members gave
a concert at the Metropolitan NJ E.
! Church. under the auspices of the Bible
| class. The club played, as usual. under
| the direction of Walter T. Holt, and was
assisted by Helen Donohue De Yo,
| soprano: Richard F. Backing. tenor
| De Loss. mandolinist a. d. Bailey,
: banjoist and Maud Howell Smith, reader,
in giving the following program: Over
ture. Stradella." by Flotow. Nordica
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra banjo
! solo. Waltz Caprice. by Griffin. A. D.
Bailey: tenor solo. "Romanza, from La
Boheme.'' Leoncavallo. Richard p. Back
/ ing: mandolin solo. Tarantella de Con-
cert by Leonardo. s. W. De Loss, with
Donald Libbey at the piano: harp solo,
"Chanson de Pecheur.' by vabel. and
"Menuett.'' by Hasselmans. Edythe
by Puccin Nordca Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra Peer Gynt Suit" by Grieg
Morning and "Anitras Dance First
mandolins. Messrs. W. T. Holt and B.
W. De Loss: second mandolins, Messrs.
! S. II. Beck and H. H. Teller; tenor man
, dola. Paul De Marco: octave mandola. ].
b. Trotter: cello mandola. w. S. Whit
man. guitars. Dufour Brown and Donald
Libbey, and mando-bass, l.. w. Teller !:
soprano solo. "A June Morning. by
Willeby, Helen Donohue De Yo: reading
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith; selections.
Nordica Banjo Club "Valse,'' by Holt
Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra.
The personnel of the club is as fol-
lows:
Mandolins-Mr- $. H. Beck, Miss I.
Carr, Mr.. E. F. Danforth. Miss c. E.
Decker. Mrs. c. Q. Dodge. Miss G. NJ.
Eddy. Mr.. A. a. Farrell. Miss Laura
Hamilton. Mrs. c. f. Harris. Miss Lo-
retto Healy, Mrs. T. n. Hendricks. Miss
kwai Miss b. Mckinney. Miss Irene
Marche. Miss Anne NJ. Marsden. Mr..
Walter Marr. Miss Mildred Moore. Mr..
Donald MURRAY: Miss Rose Murray.
Spalding. Mr.. Charles Stutsman. Mr.. H.
II. Teller. Miss Ada Thomas, Miss l..
Whitaker. Miss E. e. Walker, Mr.. Roy
Whitman, Miss NJ. B Young, Miss
Helena Zepp.
Mandolas-Mr B. W. De Loss. octave
mandola; Mr. Paul De Marco. tenor
mandola. Mr.. Josef Rosner. tenor man
dola; DIR. w. S. Whitman, cello man
dola
Guitars-Miss S. f. Beamer. Mr.. Du
four Brown. Miss c. l.. Chewnine, Mr..
c. o. Dodge. Mr.. John II. Hicks, Miss
Berta Lee, Mr.. Donald Libbey. Miss NJ.
Meiklejohn, Miss Helen oehmler. Mrs.
Charles I1.,rk stutsman; Miss Helen ].
Mando-basses-Mr l.. W. Teller. Mr..
j. B. Trotter.
Harp-Edythe NJ Brosius
Violins-Mr. Joseph Beal. Miss Frieda
Hauf
Banjos.Mr. A. D. Bailey. Mr.. W. IT,
Bailey, Mr.. Dufour Brown. Mr. B. w
De Loss Mr. G. c. Furbershaw, Miss
;. +. Harvey. Miss a. f. Hill. Miss
Berta Lee. Mr.. Donald Libbey. Mr.
Charles Stutsman. Mrs. Charles Stuts-
man.
Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown, piano ac-
companist.
Songs Of Long Ago" made up an at
Friday evening by the nurses and dea-
conesses of Sibley Hospital at Rust
Hall. The choruses were under the di-
rection of Miss Matte f. Gray con
tralto, with Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown
as accompanist. The program included
Departed Days by Wurzel. class;
~ What rat Are the the Wild Waves saying"
Pass Under the Rod" by Scott. Miss
SCHNEIDER; There's Music in the Air
tSilver Lute). class: "Juanita," by Nor
ing Song" by clover. Misses Andrew.
Nicodemus and Fitch: when You and
Were Young. Maggie. by Butter
field. Miss Lancaster and class: II Can
Miss Hine: Those Evening Bells"
class: Thou Art Near and Yet SO Far"
by Reichard. Miss Benson: Beautiful
Moonlight by Glover. Misses Geyer
Miss Porter and class: Rock Me to
Sleep. Mother" by Leslie. Miss Andrew:
The Old Oaken Bucket" by Words
Worth class; 1S" rGome Where Ti.t the lilies Lilies
Miss Lancaster and Miss Hine: Home
Again. by Pike class.
Announcement is made that the quar-
tet of the Church of All Souls Eni-
tarian) will be disbanded at the close
of the church year next fall. The quar-
tet is composed of Mrs. Fl. Clay Brown
ing soprano: Mrs. Ralph Barnard, con-
traito: Charles E. Myers, tenor, and
James S. Hicks. bass. Lewis Corning
Atwater, organist and director, is, ac-
cording to the present plan, to be re-
tanned and precentor Is to be en-
gagged by a new music committee,
which will assume charge in the fall
Miss Beulah Harper, contralto, gave
a successful recital Friday evening at
the town hall in Rockville, assisted
by Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. baritone,
and Mrs. j. l.. Downs, piano soloist and
accompanist. Miss Harper made an
excellent impression, both for her voice
and the intelligent Interpretation of
her songs. among the numbers being
"Roumanian Night Song" by Lohr:
The Bird and the Rose" by Horrocks;
The Violet" by Mendelssohn; The
Cry Of Rachel" by Salter. The Weary
Heart Is Sleeping" by Salter; None
But the Lonely Heart" by Tschaikow-
sky: Spring Song by Mendelssohn;
aria. My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.
from Samson and Delilah," by Saint
Saens. Liebestraun. by Liszt, and
Prelude" by Rachmaninoff, were rem
dered by Mrs. Downs. and Mr. Wright
son sang "A Seminole Legend" "a
group of four songs, by Woodman. and
the program closed with the duet. .Oh,
That We Two Were Maying," by Smith,
sung by Miss Harper and Mr.. wright
son.
.. G. Angevine, tenor soioist OF the
First Congregational Church, has re-
signed his position and has been en-
gagged at. Epiphany Church, where ne
has already assumed his new duties
Mr.. Angevine is a comparative new
conner In the city. from Denver,
Col. where he held positions in sew
eral prominent churches During his
first season here he sang with tho quar-
tet of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, going from there last fall to