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

Paderewski. Diabelli. christiani. Men.
Brahms and Beethoven. Among the
ppa .r were t,s Misses Y augusta sta
Christiani. John Mergner. Ludwig Ham
mel. Joe Lyons, Anthony Schaffer
Robert Benner, David Baur, Henry
Mair, Carl Rom. Miss Viola Measer,
Wflbert Eskite. Alfred Diener. Misses
Katherine weckel. Lena Mair. Master
Heinrich Baur. Misses Freida Boyer,
Habel Bennett, Master Gustave Week
ell, Misses Elsie Hemmel, Roma Benner.
Helen Mergner, Master Leonard Ben
ner. Gustave weckel. James johnson.
Emma Braun. Ida Hammel. Viola Mea-
ser and Grace Gilchrist.
At the Church Of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by the
double quartet, and in the evening by the
evening choir Of 100 voices. with solo
quartet. both services under the direction
of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey
Murray at the organ. The following are
the musical numbers: Afternoon-Anthen,.
dental solos, J. Walter Humphrey and
Richard P. Backing: bass solo. Abide
With Me- by Liddle. Arthur Chester Cor
bach anthem, Go Down, Great Sun. Into
solo. Miss Beulah Harper Il win Sing
Of Thy Power. Oh Lord by Sullivan. in
cidental solo. Mr.. Backing: Thou Wilt
Keep Him in Perfect Peace" by Field.
Evening-Organ prelude. 'Priere-Oner-
sans by BY psvred anthem The ne,a Angels, .s
Harper; contralto solo. The King of
Love My Shepherd 1s.' by Gounod. Miss
Harper: anthems, Seek Ye the Lord"
by Roberts incidental 80, Miss Golden
organ, "Postlude in D." by Loret.
Mrs. A. B. Zahn. contralto. contributed
a group of songs to the musical program
at the last meeting Of the West Virginia
Society. In Old Masonic Temple. Her
by Carrie Jacobs Bond Little Grey
Home in the West" by Lohr, and Cradle
Song" by MacFayden.
Miss Ruth M. Bronson, wolinist. was
soloist at an open meeting Of the Woman's
tons being Indian Lament" by Kreisler
Bach's Air on the G String" ''Berceuse,' -
by Musso, and ''Traumerei,' by Singer.
frank Norris Jones gave a piano re-
cital Friday afternoon before the stu
NAL School. His program was made ur
OF works of composers taken in chrome
logical order, beginning with Scarlatti
1888. and closing with Brahms. 1888
Among the numbers were: "Pastorale,'
by Scarlatti. 1888: ''Gavotte." by Bach
Variations in F Minor" by Haydn
1892; Clique" by Mozart. 1856; "Ronde
in G Major" by Beethoven, ITO: Moe.
turne." by Field. 1888; "Marche Mill
taire,' by Schubert, 1897: I'm de Nacht.
by Schumann. 1910; "Etude in c Minor,
by Chopin, 1910: ''Liebestraum," BY
List, 1911; "Rhapsodie in B Minor,
1888.
At students recital last week the
following young pfanists contributed tt
the program: Anna Katharine Droop
Anna Ehrhart, Miriam Mossburg, Pear
Jones, Kathryn Lanion, Helen Daw
HELENE Klawan. Helen Stein, Marjorie
Sir Louis. Helen Gruver, Lucinda Mealy
Gladys McGraw, Juliet Cohen. Antoin
cite Loetsch, Josephine Ney. Doroth,
Eynon, Evelyn Thornton. Helen Wells
Helen Miller and Elizabeth Walton.
Marie and Helen Belt of this city,
pianist and violinist, respectively. who
are now students at the Sternberg
School of Music, in Philadelphia. each
contributed to the program of the
Gently in Witherspoon Hall. Marie
Belt played Concert Etude," by List,
and Helen was heard in two violin
solos, "Air on G String" by Bach, and
"Mazurka,' by Mlynarski.
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish has issued invita-
lions to a song recital Wednesday even
ing at the New Willard.
Miss Mary A. Cryder has issued cards
for a musical at her residence this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Irving Edward Smith, mezzo-
soprano, was the soloist at a recent
students musical when she gave eff
fectively "a Bowl of Roses" by Clarke