Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23

| IN the ballroom OF the RalelSH 11o@ei'
Ethelynde Smith, soprano, OF Ne"
York, will be the assisting soloist ana
will sing a group Of German and NOR
wegian songs. "Zur Rub. Eur Ruiz" by
Hugo Wolf; 'Niemand hats Gesehen'
by Carl Loewe, and "Wir Wollen elm
Land" by Christian Sinding, an arla'
"One Fine Day" from Nine. Butter
fly" and a group of songs in English
"A June Morning." by Willeby; "slum-
Der Song" by Grechaninou: Lady
Spring." by Victor Harris; Spinning
Wheel Song" by Fay Foster dedicated
to Miss SMITH, and Sunlight Waltz
Song" by Harriet Ware. The CLUB
will open the program with Our Greet
ing" written by the director, Mr. NOR
sell. and will sing also From the Green
Heart of the Waters" by Coleridse-
Taylor: Sing. Maiden. Sing" by hut-
kin; "Indian Summer" by Harry Pat
terson Hopkins; Might Song" by He'll
man: Fly. Singing Bird" by Elgar,
with violin obligato by Miss Mss 5 Rdsn
| Fickinscher. Miss Elizabeth Wilbur
and Miss Elsa Raner. and The Lost
Chord" by Sullivan. arranged by Homer
| Bartlett. Arthur Mayo will accom-
pany at the piano, and Miss Mamie
The Washington oratorio Society will
| resume rehearsals tomorrow evening
| at o'clock in it's old home quarters,
the chapel of the Church of the Cove
nant, Sydney Lloyd Wrightson direct
! ing. The society will at once besih
the preparation of Mendelssohn %.
Paul, for performance the latter part
| of April or the first of May. A gen
eral invitation is given to singers
| throughout the city to join the organl-
| cation at the rehearsal tomorrow OF
any subsequent Monday evening Har-
hearsals as we'll as at the performance
| and the soloists will be selected from
| among Washington singers.
The Monday Morning Music Club. I'M
der the baton of Edgar Priest, will be
| heard in recital tomorrow morning at
| II o'clock in the ballroom of the Ne"
Willard. Richard Loreleberg, cellist,
will be the assisting soloist. ana VIII
! play Sara bande,' by Bach: "Andante.
| by Gluck: "Guitarre," by Moszkowskl :
| "Berceuse" by Simon, and "Gavotte, by
| Pepper Mrs. Elliott Woods and MIS-
| John l.. Edwards. sopranos. and MISS
| Elise Davis, contralto. will sing a
| trio, "Vanne a Colei Che Adore by
Costa. Mrs. William Thornwall DAVIS
! will give a group OF songs, WEI
Traume,' by Kenschel; Requiem py
sydney Homer, and 81 mes Vers
a
Mrs Woods will be also heard in sew
eral songs. Two du Lingehat,' by
| Ries; Itch had Elm klelnen hed
/ Erdacht," by Bunsert. and What's IN
the Air Today" by Robert Eden. and
the choral numbers will be st. John $
Eve" by Chaminade, with incidenta
| solo, by Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax:
"Chanson Provencal,' Incidental SOLO,
Mrs. Edwards; Love for Love, by
| Huntington Woodman. and Chorus of
the Druids,' from "E,velina,' by Sac
chini, arranged by Louis Victor Saar.
A concert by members of the faculty
| of the Washington College of Music
| attracted a capacity audience to GurleF
| Memorial Presbyterian Church W ed
nesday evening and Melted substaE.
| tial sum for the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the church. The exacting program OF
! vocal and instrumental numbers ana
dramatic readings was warmly received
| and the performers competed TO return
| to bow their acknowledges ts. Among
the numbers were Sonata for Vlolin
and piano in r minor. by Sjogren. rem
dered by c. f. Christian and Frank
Norris Jones: tenor solos. VIE Bist du
| Meme Koenisen." "Botschaft" and
sta endchen" all by Brahms, and
'Morgen." by Strauss. Edgar Paul. with
violin oblieato by Mr.. Christian; piano
solos. Romance" by Rubinstein, and
"Etude de Concert" by Mcdowell.
Miss Isabel Jarvis Primm; soprano solo,
"Nymphs and Fauns." by Bemberg,
A NJ
"Berceuse" and 'Polonaise," op. %.
both by Chopin. Mr. Jones; dramatic
reading katharine and Petrucio. by
Winter. MISS Mary Alice Maydwell
soprano solo. Lullaby" from Joce-
lyn," by GODDARD Miss Thomas; violin
obligato. Master Harry Waller; Con-
certo in y minor, for violin. by Vie
niawsIli, Mr.. Christiani; tenor solos.
Romance" and ''Mandoline," both by
Debussy, Mr.. Paul; piano solos. Ron
do" by Field "Soiree de Vienne" and
"Erl- king" Schubert-LisZt, S. NJ. Fa-
bian.
Miss Erna Herzor, soprano. of New
York. viii sing this morning at the
Westminster Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
Church when she will be heard in a
solo, Faith written especially for her
by her eacher, BuZzi Pecci. Mrs. Byram
will accompany at the organ
Mrs Frederick f. Knefpp. soprano,
formerly Miss Anita Dieterich. delighted
the visitors at the Library of Congress
Tuesday evening, when she gave a song
recital in the reading room for the
blind Mrs. kneipp was assisted by
played Song without Words bv
Tschaikowski; "Etude de Concert" by
Chaminade, and "A La Bien Aimee" by
Schutt. and among Mrs. kneipps mum
bers " ere Der Numsbaum," by Schu
mann; Itch Liebe Dich,' by Gries:
''Versebliches Staendhen," by Brahms;
All. Love But "A Day, by Mrs Bea Oh.
From the Land of the SKY Blue Wa
ters,' by Cadman; Spring" by Stern.
and, for encore. My Laddie,' by
Thayer Miss Georgia Miller assisted
as accompanist.
The Peabody club. the most recently
organized of Washington musical So
cietiex held an election of officers at
the last meeting, which took place at
1905 II street. The election resulted as
follows. President, John r. Monroe :,
vice president, Miss Marie Mctourt;
secretary Miss Nabiha paoud; trcasur-
cr, Miss Helen Miller. Miss Freda Cow
hig was made chairman OF the press
Ind publicity committee. with Miss Ma
| RE Hansen and Miss Emma &. Ben
der as assistants. and the membership
/ committee Is composed of Miss Bender.
| Miss CastIeman and Karl Klee The
/ matter of ratifying the constitution
will be taken up at the next meeting.
| " eduesdy evening. Following the bus
mess meeting an informal musical pro-
/ gram was presented by Karl klee,
/ yiolirist Miss Bender accompanying
isud Miss McCourt. pianist. Among
/ Miss McCourt's numbers, Cradle song,
, by Austin Conrad. was of special IN
| terest
Az the Mount Pleasant Congregational
ton of claude Robson. organist VIII
linclide at the morning service the
nraI1lde. ave Maria" by Dethier; an
mem. II VIII Magnify Thee. by ROC
! err. ocfertory. contralto sole. How
! ong wilt Thou Forget Me-" by Rog-
ars Mrs Ada Arundel Pillow; organ
nnst,ude. 'Tocata." bv Frysinger. At