Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
"Troisieme Ballade" and "Gnomen-
reigen," by LisZt.

The third annual concert of the choir
of st. Paurs Episcopal Church tooR
Of Novel; Swaine Ferris, organist and
choirmaster. Nation Boyce. organist OF
| st. Matthews Church and p. Mills Silly
director of the sanctuary choir OF ST
lPatrick's Church, assisted MT. ferris ps
playing the accompaniments and the
program included the choral numbers
Your Voices Tune by Haendel; THE
Heavens Are Telling. from the Crea'
! ton by Haydn: 20 Let the Merr,
Bells Ring Round, by 1 aaendei &c ine
and Low" by Barnby, and "Allefuia,'
| from The Mount of Olives by Bee
thoven Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Witmar
sang the duet, Meath the stars, by
man gave Rose Softly Blooming" b.
Spohr, Master Henry Connell. The
Fishermen" by Schubert: Master Alfred
Pohlman. Goodbye. by Tosti; Master
John Harper. WAR Gods Have De-
scended: the Masters Pohlman. Relieve
Charms and Edward Whitman
''Whereer You Walk" by Haendel.
At the annual banquet of the Delta
Wednesday evening, Miss Ruth NJ
Bronson. violinist. accompanied by Miss
Grace Adams, played "Danses Tziganes,
by Nachez. and "Liebeslied," and
"Schon Rosmarin," by kreisler.
Miss Genevieve Small, soprano, has
returned from series of successful
concerts in the far south and on the
east coast.
of series of organ recitals at Epiph-
any Church Wednesday afternoon at
4:4o O'Clock. presenting the following
program: "Fugue in E Minor. by Bach
I'm summer" by Stebbins; Trols I'M
pressions, Clair de Lune." by kars
Ebert: Festival Fantasia" by Tschirch
ITO Wild Rose" tby requesD. by Mac
Dowell: soprano solo, 'The Day Is End
ed by Bartlett, Mrs. Eva Fatt
april Song by Brewer; SONG ~
by Hubay.
Miss Elizabeth Sabrna Wilbur. VIC
linist. and Miss Grace Adams p'all,s.
evening before the Woman's Club OF
Roland Park. Baltimore. scoring dls-
tinct success.
NOVEL; Swaine Ferris. organist OF 81.
Paurs Episcopal Church Washington
Circle. will give the first of series OF
organ recitals this evening III nmm ,si, :.
ately after evening prayer LIE e"o''
will sing one number.
At the Church of the Incarnation TINS
morning the choir under ,,1 s; n,restl1r 81
by Tails Stainer: Gloria Tibi.' by
Garrett; "Sanctus." by Steggate; Ag-
nus Del by Gilbert: Gloria in Excel
gels of Light" by Marshall. Miss En-
ma Cohen: organ solos. Prelude. by
Campbell and "Nuptial March" by
Rockwell. Miss Margaret Emile White.
At Hamline NJ E. Church today the
music of the morning service, under
direction of Miss Edith Athey. organ
ist. will include Vision. ~" BY r., kne zen ;.
Depths" by Campana. MIR. scha effer;
organ postlude. Grand Choeur:" by
Ransa an5Sem esns Meek aSS
Gentle by Ambrose: and Waterman
Tell Us of the Night" by Shelley. even
ing chorus choir. under direction of H.
II. Freeman; organ solo. "Postlude,' by
D'Evry.
A quartet composed of James Young.
Newton Hammer. Roland Rodrick and
J. Frank Dusgan gave the opening Sc
lection at the meeting Wednesday
evening of the Florida Society. making
good impression in selection by
Adam Geibel: The program was pleas
dresses. the musical portions of the en-
tertainment including vocal number
by Mrs. Richard Moncure; tenor solo.
THE Moon Drops Low. Dy CaQIndH,
Mr.. Hammer: humorous songs. The
Vampire.T by Williams. William A.
Morsell: "The Soldiers Song" by Lohr.
Mr. Rodrick: "Invictus," by HUM. Earl
Carbauh; piano solo. Arthur McCreight:
humorous songs. Arthur Pierce: clas-
sic dancing. Miss Charlotte Hogan.
Mrs. Carbauh and Byron Blodgett were
the accompanies.
Mrs. Florence Noack Howard. So
prano, will be the soloist at the an
nual meeting of the Temple Sisterhood
tomorrow afternoon. when she will
sing BLOW. Blow. Thou Winter Wind"
by Fischer; "At Dawning.' by Cadman,
and 'Im Kahn" by Grieg.
At All Souls Unitarian Church to-
day the musical program will be pre-
scented. as Usual. by Charles T. Tit
mann, soloist and precentor. and Lewis
Corning Atwater. organist. with the
assistance of ]. S. Zebley, cellist, this
morning. and of Mrs. G. W. Coggeshall,
vioIinist. this evening. The music at
the morning service will be an organ
prelude. "Toma Nariato," by Rheinber-
ger; songs, 1.-The Lord Is My Shepherd
by FISHER. and Thou. Lord. Art My
Protector" (ceilo obligato). by Saint
Saens; offertory, "Lento," from ''Sev-
enth Sonata" by Guilmant; postlude
Guilmant: evening, organ prelude. 'In
Paradisium.'' by Dubois; vocal solos.
The Stars Above Us Tell Wondrous
Story" by Cornelius. and The Day Is
Ended" by Bartlett (violin obligato) ::
organ solo, offertory, "Andante." by
the Priests" by Mendelssohn.
BE POLITE TO YOUR CHILDREN.