Evening star., 1915-05-30

| liFiHueii, ana w no Knows! Dy Dali,
signorina Gina Bernucci; choruses.
! The Goslings." by Bridge. The Owl
and the Pussy Cat" by Ingraham. and
Love Is a Sickness Full Of Woes" by
Marchant. st. Johns choir; violin solos.
'viennese Popular Song" by Kreisler.
and "Amourette." by Bornschein. Miss
Ruth NJ Bronson; bass solos, Caravan
Song" by Lohr. and THE Kerry
Dance" by Molloy. Charles Trowbridge
by GODDARD, Master Milo Atkinson; song.
| ''Obstination" "a Resolve), by Fonte-
natlles. Master Haskell Billings; song
and dance, Master Hamilton Bell and
Master George Jenvey-Abrams: chorus.
by the gentlemen Of ST. Johns choir.
The personnel Of the choir follows:
Sopranos-Judson Cobb. George
man. Leonard Goodman. Lionel G.
Anderson, Edward G. Levey. Richard
Mccartney. Hal G. Metcalf. Robert
Burklin. Noble W. Abrahams. Donally
Garrettson. Carr. Sidney Johnson, Richard
Sweet, Clarence Warner. Harvey B.
Gram. George Gram, Armin Hufnagel,
/, Burton Bromwell. William Hagan,
Francis Wagner, Russell l. Klopfer,
Edwin T. Williams, William P. Baxter
Frederick G. Kayhoe. John d. Cobb and
Samuel A. Leech. Tenors-T. L. Mead.
Jr., Paul Bleyden, J. Forney Donaldson
and and Robert Ser $; Pierson. Bassos. SOS.
II. Atkinson. ]. L. Bates. Fred Hewitt.
Benjamin A. Lineback and ]. w. Cliff.
Organist and choirmaster. Henry H.
| Freeman; librarian, Samuel A. Leech,
and assistant librarian. J. Manly Cobb.
| chorus composed of former choir
members of Immaculate Conception
| Church is being formed to render the
music next Sunday at the morning and
| evening services, the occasion being
| the golden jubilee Of that church. Mrs
Clara Baker Smith. who was choir di-
rector for twelve years prior to 1902.
| Will conduct the music. and Harry
| Wheaton Howard, who has been organ
ist and director at Immaculate Con-
ception Church for fifteen years, will
| preside at the organ. Some of the fol-
lowing singers will assist Miss Mabel
Latimer. Mrs. Annie Grant F,ugitt, Mrs
Margaret Nolan Martin. Miss Mary
Bessie F. Hickey. Mrs. Nellie b. Kelser,
Mrs. Eta Wilson Davis. Mrs. Mamie
Fister. Mrs NJ. J. King Clark. Mrs
Carrie Jordan Russell, Mrs Rose Ben
nett. Mrs Howard Cook. Mrs. E. s.
Pumphrey. Misses Katherine Mullaly,
Annie and Mae Nelligan, Genevieve
Saffell. Mary Sullivan. Elizabeth Car
penter. Mamie Killigan. and Messrs.
Martin. Grant. Tom Murray, J. C. Muir
ray. Howard Cook, Charles Leo SteifeI,
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and James Nolan
Miss Florence Coombe. soprano. and
! Miss Mildred Rider pianist gave a Joint
recital Friday afternoon before the stu
| dents OF the James Ormond Wilson Nor
| mai school, making an excellent impress
sion In a program that included the piano
solos. "Gavotte." by Sgambatti: claire
de l.une. by De Bussey; "Danse Negre,"
| by Scott: "Etude in A Flat" waltz in
g Sharp Minor" and "Nocturne in F
sharp. all by Chopin. and "Polonaise
in in Flat" by Liszt. and soprano solos,
Du Bist die Ruh.' by Schubert; "Hasta
La Manana" (Spanish song); The
Years at the Spring" by Beach: two
Ghildrens Songs" by Bramerd, and
Ecstasy" by Rummell.
Miss Mamie Mullaly and Miss Ella
Butler are among the Washington or
ganists who have been attending tho
and Saturday of this week Miss Null
ialy is due to return this morning and
Miss Butler by the middle of the week.
William Stansfeld, organist and choir
director of the First Congregational
Church. has arranged the following
program for today: Morning-Organ
prelude. "Andante cantabile.' from the
anthems; In Humble Faith" and
bass solo and chorus. "A New Heaven
and: ana n. New Ca, Earth" from The Holy
Schiller March" by Meyerbeer-Best
Evening. G. A. R. memorial service
Organ prelude. In the Twilight" by
Harker: anthem. In Heavenly Love
solo and chous. Onward. Christian
soldiers, by MacDougall and organ
postlude. American Patriotic Airs" ar
ranged by William Stansfield.
Miss Elizabeth J. Leckie, mezzo So
prano and a member of Rho Chapter,
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority. has recently
returned from Philadelphia, where she
was the guest of Edith r. Shirley, a
member of the local chapter, who is
making her home now in West Phila-
delphia- Miss Leckie will leave Thurs
the summer.
Miss Isabel MCGEE. vlolinist, assisted
recently in giving the program at
Church. and made a favorable impress
sion In her Interpretation of the Sec
ond Berceuse." by Renard, and ''Adora-
ton. ton. by Borowski; Piano selections
and Miss Rosamond Harvey. Miss
Katherine Conway. Master Edward
Henkel, Master Henry Walter, Miss
Elizabeth Haynes. Miss Ruth Hollinps-
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Donell.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon and evening the double
quartet and evening choir of 100
voices will each give the last music
al program this season and then will
adjourn until the first Sunday in Octo-
ber. There will be no further after
noon service until that time and no
more evening services until the first
Sunday in November. The evening
services will be held during the summer
in the Church of the Covenant tent. Mr..
Wrightson has re-engaged for these
services John g. Klein as precentor and
Mrs. Klein as accompanist, and the fol-
lowing soloists for the season: Miss
Harper. Mr.. Tittman, Mrs. Downs, Mr.
Glider Mrs. De Yo. Mr. Blanchard
Miss Church. Mr.. Backing. Mr.. Gorbach,
Mr.. Klein. Mr. Church and Mrs Gawler
At this afternoons service the double
quartet will give the following program m:
I'VE Bless Thee for Thy Peace by
Briggs. with incidental solos by Mrs De
Yo. Miss Harper and Mr.. Backing: tenor
solo The sorrows of Death" from
Hymn Of Praise" by Mendelssohn. Mr.
Backing: anthems. This I Know" by
Cutter. with incidental solo by Miss Har-
per: Praise the Lord" by Randegger
and Hide Me Under the Shadow" by
West. AT the evening service the choir
will give it's twenty-second special pro-
gram, including the organ prelude, Lar
CO." by Handel: anthem. 1.-The Lord Is
My Rock" by Woodman baritone solo,
abide With Me-" by Spence. Mr..
Wrightson: anthem. Lord, How Long"
by Blount. with Incidental solo by Miss
Coldens:roth: Lead Us Gently Home"
by Briggs: Incidental solos Miss Har-