Evening star., 1915-11-21

Valleys" by Wareing; offertory. bass solo
and chorus. "Ye Shall Dwell in the
land. by Stainer; organ postlude,
Festive March" Calkin.
Miss Katharine May Brooks. former
president of the Music Study Club. left
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Russell
Harrison Tor visit in Norfolk, where
she will be entertained by her cousin,
Mrs. Harry Williams.
Mrs Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler was ono
Of the soloists at Rauscher's THURSDAY
evening at the ladies night o. the
Chamber of Commerce. when she sang
Fiddle and l." by Weathcriy. and
..Springtide of Love" by Foster, giving
as encore numbers the old ballads,
The Low backed Car" and comm
Thro' the Rye" She was accompanied
at the piano by Arthur Mayo.
: Tho musical portions of the service
at All Souls Unitarian Church this
morning win be given. usual. by
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. bass
soloist and precentoT. and Lewis Corn
ing Atw&tcr. organist. the numbers in
and 'Maestoso offertory, "Priere,"
and postlude. ''Toccata, all from the
! :. ute Gotf1ique.' by Boellmann; songs,
80 Great Jehovah. Guard and Guide
| Lord" set to the music of Haendel's
Largo
The first meeting of the Students
| Club of the Washington College of
Music was held Thursday evening in
the recital hail of the institution. when
| q large audience of friends and rela :
tives Of the students enjoyed . pro-
gram of compositions by Grieg, Sind
ing. SchumaEn, Lehman, DoniZetti.
/ Brahms, MosZkowski. MacDowell.
/ Chopin, List and Bach. Among those
contri ributing to the occasion were Miss
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Margaret Darby, Miss Fannie Gray,
Henry Chrstiani. Miss Ruth Reed,
Aloysiu& McElligott Miss Bessie Marks.
| Miss Augusta Borgmann, Miss Martha
| Bliss, X. Il. Dunlap, Miss Isabel Glad
ding. Miss Julia Dorsey, Miss Effie
Drexilius, Miss Mary Thompson and
| George Thompson.
| Recent rehearsaIs of the Washington
Oratorio Society. held Monday evenings in
the parish hall of Epiphany Church, have
| been more than usually interesting by rea
son OF the presence of visiting soioists
who during intermission ha Ve each in
! turn contributed several solos. AT the
| last rehearsal Paul Bleyden, who will siIs-
tain the tenor solos in The Daughter of
Jairus, and Israel in Egypt" to be
given shortly, sang ''On the Road to Man
| dalay' and aria from LA Tosca," Mrs
Bleyden accompanying Henry H. Free
! man. who is directing the society at pres
ent, announces that members cxrectlne
to sing at the performance must attend
the rehearsal tomorrow evening in Epirh-
any parish hall.
/ The Gaelic Society Will meet for the
first time this season Tuesday evening AT
the comstoci; Studio. There will be "A
paper on ST columbinus. and NJ SIS .Jcn-
nle Giennan, musical director has ar
ranged a program in which there will be
some Irish songs by Miss Edna HiIlvard
and other numbers sung in Gaelic bv Miss
Caroline Manning
| "Founders' day" Of the Mn Phi E.nsi-
lon corority was celebrated November
IL by Il musical given by members of
Rho Chapter and their visitors at the
| nome of Miss Elizabeth Leckie. Among
the numbers presented we're the songs
still vie die Nacht," by Boh.n; "F'reu-
| lingZeit." by Becker and Slave Song
by Del Riego. Mrs. Henrietta +. FLYNN.
piano solos, ITO Spring" by Grieg. and
'Dedicatlon, by Schumanu, Miss Edith
Gray; soprano solos, with Haste My
| Song is Flying" by Bohm; Il Think of
! Thee Sweet" and i've Something
Sweet TO Tell YOU" by Hahn, Miss Lulu
i'renner Of lambda Chapter; piano
SOLO, "Baliade.' by Chopin, Miss
Louise Santorelli of Lambda chapter.
| songs, Down in the Forest" BY Ron
aid; 'Verborgenheit." by Wolfe; aria,
All, Sc tu Donna from Romeo and
Juliet. Miss Leckie; piano solos.
"Etude," by Liszt, and .'Valcik.r bv
Mokyies. Miss Frances Gutelius
| The twenty-tfth annual concert un-
! der the auspices of the Vaughn class of
Calvary Baptist Church attracted the
| usual capacity audience. The program
| consisted of harp solos "Minuet" and
! "Gitana,' by Hasselmans, Miss Mar
! guerite CToole; bass soio "A Son of
the Desert Am l." by CarracioIa.
| Charles w. Moore; contralto solo, 80
Fair. o Sweet and Holy" by Cantor,
| Miss :Beuiah Harper; reading The
| Highwayma by Alfred Noyes, and
| AT the Races by Saunders. Miss Mary
| Alice Maydwell; duet, Mr.. Moore and
J. +. NJ. Bowie: soprano solo, Springs $
| Awakening" by Sanderson, Mrs Cav
| Ter: tenor solos, "Ah, Love but Il Day"
and The Years at the Spring." both
| by Protheroe, Mr. Bowie; duet, Mrs
| Gawler and Miss Harper; violin solos,
| "Andante" and The Violin Maker of
| Cremona.' by Hubay. and THE Bee"
by Schubert, Anton Kaspar, and popu-
| lar songs. George OConnor.
| Sherman Bruce Fowler organist and
! choir director of st. Paul's Episcopal
| Church. Alexandria,. celebrated last
| Sunday the twenty fifth anniversary of
| his incumbency of that office, one of
| the principal features Of the aston
| being an attractive program of music
| in which Washington talent played a
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