Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-23

there will be a lecture-recital under the
JOINT auspices Of the Peabody Club Of
| tlls city and the service department of
the J. w. c. A. The lecturer will be Miss
Maud Randolph and the pianist Edward
;iorrls, and any one interested in music
| Is invited to attend
Mrs Herbert Nicholas Munhall, for
merry Miss Marguerite Howard. accom-
panied by her little daughter Agatha. is
spending the Easter holidays in the city
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Howard, of n street
/ Felix Garziglia has returned to the city
after a successful appearance in recital
/ IN New York city at the Maxim School
OF Music Mr. Garzislia played an ex-
aeths program of compositions by Bach,
Chopln, taure, List and Debussy. clos
ing the affair with brilliant rendition
Q. the Schuiz-ENier transcription of
strauss Blue Danube Waltz He was
groups and gave for encore a Chopin
prelude and the Butterfly Etude"
| Student events of recent date inclrde
musical and literary entertainment given
at the home of Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes
| in which the following contributed vocal
numbers. adding to the pleasure of the
Helen Cain, Miss Lula Csilton, Mrs
Turner A. Cox, Miss Estelle Havenner.
Miss May X. Little and Miss Emma Cor
/ vel lsecitatloilS, lnonoloSueS and scenes
both serious and humorous, We're pre-
sented by Mrs. William Goodman Miss
EFeiyn Hicks. Miss Agnes Suman Miss
Josephine Brockman. Messrs Victor p,
Hammer. II. " Scott, Clarence Rueb-
sam and Joseph NJ. Pitcher
The Community Singing Society an
nounces the trials of applicants for the
prlnclpal parts for the opera Martha"
TO be given at the Belasco Theater
May -, % and "A. Trials will be held
by the committee at the Thomson
school, 18th and l. streets northwest At
> O'Clock on the following dates: Mon
day. April "a. sopranos: Tuesda. April
-, altos and tenors: Wednesday, April
26, basses. 1t is the purpose of the
society to distribute the parts to local
singers.
Miss Katharine McNeal. pianist, who
IS visiting her parents in this city dur
ing Easter week. will appear in con-
certs at the Congressional Club the
Home Club, the CIoverside School and
Press Club. At the Congressional Club
Friday, Miss McNeal will be the guest
of Mrs. William Rodenberg, wife of the
representative from Illinois. and in this
and future concerts during the week
she will be assisted by Mrs Mary GUIDE
Burdick, lyric soprano, of New York.
The final indoor concert of the season,
by the L. S. Soldiers Home Band Or
chestra attracted the largest audience
that has ever attended these affairs and
attested the increasing popularity of
these concerts in recent years. Mrs.
Josephine NJ. Barnhli. soprano. was the
assisting soloist. and YVES heard 10 adj
vantage in "A May Morning. by Denza,
and Down Nauxhall Way" by Oliver.
The orchestral selections. which We're
given in fine style. included the overture
to civilian TELL by Rossini: march,
LAUNDERING Cannon" by Fucik; Tan
laeuser,'' by Wagner: chara cteristic.
waltz, "A Summer Night" by Hall: Ala
bama jubilee by Cobb. and Star Span
sled Banner" The outdoor concerts have
Teen resumed. and will he given through
out the summer every Monday Wcdnes-
day and Friday at O'clock.
The Imperial Quartet furnished pro-
gram at The rthday party given recent
Is in honor of Miss Nancy REYNOLDS at
the Washington Canoe Club. among the
numbers being bass solo. out of the
Deep. by j. +. S kinsela: tenor solo.
''lnvictus." by Bruno HUM. Newton
Hammer: baritone solo, "'The slave
Song" by Del Rieso. Earl Carbauh; tenor
solo, Love Is Mine" James X Young.
the Cleaning" and Drink to Me Only
With Thine Eyes" old English.
The Musurgia Quartet. consisting of
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. Mrs
William T. Reed Richard p Backing
Wheaton Howard accompanist and hi
reclS>~. gave a program of solos, read
ngS and quartets Monday evening at
the fiftieth anniversary of Mount
Vernon Lodge. X. p. At the Maunday
Thursday Mystic banquet of Evangelist
Chapter, knights Rose CroiX. Scottish
Rite, held in Scottish Rite Cathedral,
the quartet sang The Lord Is Ex-
alted.' by Barnby; soprano solo. These
Are They from The Holy City" by
Gaul; quartet. Souls of the Right
cous,'' by Foster; contralto solo, MY
God, My Father" by Marston; quartet,
Requiem" by Schmidt.
Miss NJ. Edna Morgan, soprano soloist
of Epworth NJ. L. Church South, will
sing Il Know That My Redeemer
Liveth," from The Messiah" for the
offertory this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth S Maxwell. soprano,
assisted Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Mclean in
the University Club Shakespeare ter
centennial celebration, when she gave
several songs taken from the poets |
dramas and poems, as follows: 'Hark, |
Hank, the Lark (Schubert setting),
from "Cymbeline"; Where the Bee
pest; "Who Is Sylvia" (Schubert), |
from 1.-TWO Gentlemen of Verona;
when Daisies Pied and Violets Blue" |
(Arne), from Loves Labor Lost; |
Come Unto These Yellow Sands" (Pur-
GELD, from 1.-The Tempest" and 10. |
Hear the Gentle Lark Bishop. from
Venus and Adonis." Miss Julia Hug
gins assisted at the piano.
The Rubinstein Club. under direction |
Of Herndon MorselL with Arthur D.