Evening star., 1915-03-14

r,rIz,c In Columbia University Ne"
York ctty concluded series OF lee
lures last Saturday evening at the Ne"
National Museum that must he regard
cd as ono, Of the notable features OF
the musical season at the Naiioha'
,arftaI The lectures were given uHoe'
,he auspices of the Washington socletS
Of Fine Arts. aud, from the htst' az
Ir.Ctcd large and DISCRIMINATING au''
rnces from among the music lovers
Well a. the musicians OF 'he 'i's
TakiuE as his subject The Roman - :
1,crioI of Music" DIR. Mason deVoteo
ea.I lecture to one composer OF fhat
nrri,d Schubert. Schunann, Mei,ht'9
sohn and Chopin, noting III .atn ~, ;n
,lcrsonaI characteristics as rehe'tIu " :.
Iis works and enlivening his sno1ee'
ra-a+inr Interesting and clever an
.c,iotes Of each. besides giving fil"S'.a
lions from their compositions on the
f,islte
Pheasant events Of the week include the
-,nsi,aI arranged by Mrs. Nlnani D.
,.wrf1ortt for the benefit OF the tiorena.
,.rittenton Home, Which 'ooh pie
1y,rdu,au IL t'olIrts .trui proved both a must
- and financial success The program
irrfu,Ied the. piano solo, Scherho M y
Flat Minor by Chopin. Miss Leha hoy"
ard soprano slos. aria, "One tlne bay,
from .'lIm,. Butterfly, and 'N1]tanelie
IL DEL Acuua. Miss Emma Cohen; read
ing scenes from The Jester. babN-
Jand'' and "Wouldn't YOU? Miss irlna
Montgomery Gibson, solo for nehlo-so-
yrano, .June Time. and, by speciai re-
Guest. ''Tli" cry of Rachel" by Salher.
Miss, Elizabeth I.cskc: vocal solos, 1t
Is the Time of paffodiIs and Sing, Smile
and SIu1nher." Miss Flora Briggs piano
solos "Scherzo and op. -, in Z sharp.
Claude Robeson reading. i'll negro dia-
I,,ct, High Culture Ill the South, Mi
rarlda on suffrage and My Face, Miss
Nancy Barbee: soprano solos, The Jour
1tey Is Long, by Whiting Coonlbs, lie
Occur dc mie." by Jacques-Dalenze
and "RoItnie Bessie by Gilbert, Miss
Elizabeth yune kwai vocal solos. Look
in My Eyes, Love" and "Carmena Waltz
Song, Miss Estclla Nugent violin solos.
Violin Noveletta, by d Anbrosio. Alter
Neise,' by Christian Sinding. and "Ori-
entalc. by Gear Qui, Miss Lillian koech-
ling; hy request, "A Perfect DAY., Mrs.
Cdwthorl.
Mrs. vou Baycr, pianist. was a con-
spicuouS figure on the program of the
musical at the Friday Morning Music
club last week. The opening number,
the first movement of "Clavier Con-
ccrto. in a minor. opus "a. by Schu-
mann. was given by Mrs Won Bayer.
accom- panied by Mrs. Day at the second
piano. This was followed by a piano
solo, "Scherzo" i'll b minor. by Chopin,
Mrs Won Bayer. Mrs. Huron Lawson
Mrs. Florence Noark Howard who is i'll
With the grip. Mrs. Lawson was most
acceptable IN her Interpretation of Hen
scteFs spring. and in response to the
applause gave II = second time. The pro-
gran, closed with Variations. in +. fiat
minor tfor two pianos, Mrs. Won Bayer
ana Mrs. Day.
Miss MarSery Snyder. violinist, as
sIsted IT the half-hour organ recital
last SUNDAY afternoon at st. Johns
church. Lafayette square. She played
with fine effect "Offertoire," by Gounod:
"Med1tation-' by Massenet; "Andan-
tinc. by Lenare, and. as, postlude, the
'Barcarolle, by Fisher.
NJ q recent meeting called at the
residence of Miss Elizabeth Leckie the
following delegates were chosen to
represent the chapter of the national
musical sorority. Mu Phi Epsilon, at
the annual convention, which will be
held in Detroit Mich this spring
Musical delegate, Miss Gertrude f. Nc
Rae. musical alternate. Miss Eliza beth
J. Leckie: business delegate, Miss Car
rie T. Bruce: business alternate. Miss
Margery Snyder. Following the bust
ness meeting a social hour was en-
joyed.
At a recent musical the following
Young pianists contributed to the pro-
gram: Lillian and William Reed,
Mamie Miller, Agnes Collier, Hariland
Hobbs. Gladys Beddow, Helen Collier,
Ernest Bohannon. Alice and Lucille
Kennedy. Nettie Van Doren. Norwood
Eaton, Florence Wenner, Janice Kew
ser. Edith Tillon, Leonora Reed, Juliet
Grant. Lurana Van Doren, Edna Ash
ford. IueZ Burrows Phyllis Robinson
cora Yocum. Jeanette Howard, Edith
hinney. Helen Weschler, Hubert Bis-
seile, Mildred Keith. Frances Lloyd,
Louise Mcfarland, Dorothy Gessford.
Charles and Henry Scott, Marian John
Tbnrnnznn
SeckIuSer.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $50 o'clock the double
quartet. under direction of sydney
LLOYD "rightson. with Harvey Murray
AT the organ. viii give the following
program: Anthem. "The Word of the
LORD. by Briggs; Incidental solos,
tenor solo. 80. Was There Ever Lone
liness Like His2" by Maunder. Richard
= Backing: anthem. Yea Tho Walk
ihro the Valley by Stevenson; Incl
GENITAL SOLO, Miss Beulah Harper; Hear
Ne When | Call by Hall; Incidental
solos, Mrs GawIer and Mr.. Backing.
VIII Give You Rest by West. At
me evening service at 5 O'Clock the
ghoir OF 100 voices will sing, Send out
ih% Light, by Gounod; tenor solo,
1uIde Me 70 the Light by Squires.
Mr. blanchard: anthem The souls III
the Righteous, by Foster: incidental
SOLO, Mrs. GawleT. Come Unto Him
by iounod. Mr.. Murray will plav 20
sanctissims,' by Lux, and Festival
n g. by Seiffert.
compositions by PadereuskI Beet
hoten and others were rendered at q
recent student recital by EsteIle Si-
fnonton. Julia Bland, Joseph Gallar-
her, Lillian Sullivan, Joseph Watts,
Margin Herndon Beatrice Duke. Helen
f,' nian'' Elsie Browning, Mary McCann,
MISS Alice HARRISON. Henrietta Hugo
Marie Rout, Edith O'Brien and sv1ves,
ter Giddens and Miss Catherine NJ
HARRISON
DT. stansfieid has arranged the fol-
lowing program for the services at
the First Congregational Church to-
gay; Mornfns.orsan prelude. Grave
ana Adag1o. from Sonata No q" by
Mendelssohn: anthems, From the
Throne of His Cross by stainer: Tn
Heavenly Love Abiding" by Holden.
oTertory, organ solo. "Angelus" by
Massenet. and organ postludc, "F'ugue
N 4 Minor. by Bach. Evening organ
prelude, ''Nocturne in f Fiat by
1ates. by Bischor; ofertory. bass
solo, Pilgrims Song" by Tscha.-
kowsky. Musical half four-:.Melodies
by Paderewski, "Reve Angeltaue.' by
Rubinstein; Wedding March," from
'Feran1ors.' by Rubinstein: Song
Without Words" by Tschaikowsky,
and Variations on the Russian Ma
tionsl Hyrnn.' by Freye.
The choir, of the church Of the In
carnation, with Florence Steffens, con-
trslto, will sing at St Johns Church,
I.afsyette square, Tuesday evening at
the O'Clock service Miss Steffens
Dcxpived frnn,