Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-07

was followed by the cello solo, An
dante" from Concerto by Goltermann;
trios. Declaration of Love-" by Raft:
Song R BY Epp nana sand and
"Rigoietto Paraphrase." by List: AN
dante" from Trio OPP. 40, No. T.; vio-
, lin solos. 'Reverie." by Sarasate;
"scherzo," by Won Goens; trio. Largo"
march,, by Franz List.
At the Church Of the Incarnation this
morning, the choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Henry White. will sing Com
Miss Elsie Small and Miss Gertrude
Browne will sing THE Lord Is My
Shepherd" by Smart, at the offertory,
| with Miss Emile Margaret White at
the organ.
The Washington Saengerbund, Armand
Gumprecht. directing, gave it's first
musical this season Wednesday even
ing before an appreciative gathering
of members and friends at the hall of
was rendered: Chorus. "Heimatliebe,"
by J. Wengert: Der Kaefer and die
Blume." by w. Welt. rendered by the
saengerbund; tenor solos. Life and
by Coleridge Taylor, J. F. NJ. Bowie;
violin solos. Hungarian Song" by
Hubay, Anton Kaspar; soprano solos.
THE Violinmaker of Cremona," by
Can 1 Believe IT." by Won Fielitz. and
Gilbert spross. Mrs. Mary sherier
Bowie: choruses. Der Kamerer." by
Claessen, "Serenade." by Kratzer, and
Loo Kung." by Monumental, sung by
the Arion Maennerchor of Baltimore.
with Carl A. Bockan conducting; duo.
Charity" by Faure, Mr.. and Mrs;
Bowie: quartet, THE Miller's WooirG.'
soprano; MIS-. Edith White, contralto;
Howard Cook, tenor. and William Madi-
gan, bass.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie. mezzo go
students recital last evening, when
she sang 1.-The Cuckoo" by Liza Leh-
mann. and MY Laddie." by Thayer.
Compositions by Clement. Kullak.
Rohde, Massenet, Grieg. Moszkowski.
Rubinstein, List, Schubert and Bee
thoven were given by the piano stu
dents. among those contributing num-
bers being Miss Emile Christian, Miss
Marian Van de Veer. Miss Hilda Hanes,
Miss Bertha Abramson, Miss Frances
Cureton, Miss Fannie Edlowitz, Miss
Pauline Lindsay Miss Claire Phil
omene Sgueo, Miss Jennie Jones, Miss.
Virginia Main. Miss Mary Mildred
Clark. Miss Ida Harry. Miss Josephine
Golden, Miss Elizabeth Muldrow. and
B. Frank Gebest, who brought the at
fair to close with the Hungarian
Fantasia" by List.
At Gunton Temple Church Presby-
terian), this morning, John G. Klein,
The Lord Is Very Pitiful.". by Bene-
dict. and at the 6:45 o'clock service this
evening the choir will render the an
them. The King of Love My Shepherd
ls," by Harry Rowe Shelley. and. for
Miss Nina Claf1in will also give Face
to Face" by Johnson, Mrs. Klein ac-
companying.
Rho Chapter. MI Phi Epsilon, tho
| at the home of Miss Frances Gutelius.
The subject Of the evenings study was
| 1.-The Origin of Sound" which vas
| treated technically in a paper by Miss
| Margery Snyder.
At the Wanderlusters' entertainment
| Wednesday evening Miss Florence Cir
| Guard gave two soprano solos, 1.-The
Swallows" by Cowen, and THE Little
| Gray Home in the West
This evening at the Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church the Y.
M. c. A. quartet. consisting of w. e.
Brathawaite, first tenor, A. F. Hoffman.
second tenor: M. P. Peterson, first bass.
and Benjamin A. Lineback, second bass.
will furnish the music for special
service, among the numbers to be
presented being Dudley Bucks Lead
Kindley Light" This morning the
choir, under direction of Mrs. Frank
Byram, will render Prayer" by Hitler.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon will
| entertain at a students recital We'd
nesday evening at the Home Club, the
program including both vocal and in
| strumental numbers.
| At All Souls Unitarian Church. the
following musical program will be rem