Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
when he gave "Invictus." by Bruno
HUM, and REQUIEM" by Homer.

| in the new auditorium of the Keller
Memorial lecture hall. Miss Virginia
of the soloists. was unable to be pres
ent and Miss Viola Schippert. soprano,
filed the vacant place on the program
Met Thee" by Rabinstein; stolen
By Godfrey Nutting. The orchestra
1 also sa by Miss daa
Thayer. and Hearts Delight" by Gil
christ Christ and l., "Mam9my's Lullaby by
| Winds" by. Trinkhaus. were rendered
by G. A. Geiger. c. o. Ewing. J. w. Nc
Rurney and Bernard Hanschew. and
George" BY Petfee; "Jacinta,' by TO.
Sa1i; Dreamy Moments by Enrich:
PAUL. Miss Sue Burrows Jennings was
the accompanist.
| Mrs; Harry Cunningham. who recent
Y resigned her position as organist of
| the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. substituted last Sunday at
Alice Terrell. the organist. who is re-
| cuperating from a recent illness.
DR.. William Stansfield. organist and
choir director of the First Congrega
tional Church. has arranged the fol-
lowing musical program for the serv
prelude. Largo. f Handel :e anthem "Ben
gin. Ny Soul. the Exalted Lay" Bar
nett; anthem. 20 Great Is the Depth"
est: Paul.. Mendelssohn: offertory.
of fsom MnTGh on and
evening seT Wnrds organ prelude SONG
blessed Are They That Dwell in Thy
| House." Tours. and offertory. Lord
of our Life" Field. AT the short organ
the following program win be given:
Fugue in D Major, Bach; adagio.
Moonlight Sonata Beethoven: Con
The Rosary" Nevin, and Overture in
E Minor" Morandi.
The director and number of the
pupils of the Virgil Clavier School en-
tertained at midwinter recital Mon
day evening. The large classroom of
the school was filled to it's utmost ca
pacity. There was a great warmth of
praise and enthusiastic applause al the
close of each number especially at the
two beautiful numbers for two pianos,
AT Night and Morning" by Chami-
MADE. played respectively by Catherine
Morrison and Agnes Stitt, Kathryn
Beck and Mildred BENEFITS.
me rest Of the progras was as fol-
lows: The Bad Boy" Mokrejs, Cob
Inns Frolic," Heller, Pauline Graft:
kotinsky: "lmpromptu-Ma zurka." Thee
Lack. Clarinda Mitchell: "Etude Mi
gnonne, schutt. Mildred Bennets:
Murmuring Brook" c. Bohm. Agnes
Catharine Morrison; "shadows Dance:
"Ungarisch." Mcdowell. Catharine De-
nlarest; Air de Ballet OPP. 81" Chami-
maze. Helen Latterner: Funeral March"
vera Katzman; "EtuGe de Concert"
Chaminade. Marjorie Gleason: "Au-
tumn," Moszkowski. Hazel Calhoun; "a
la nien Aimee" Schutt, Kathryn Beck.
Mae Wilmington. 1908 Newton street,
Brookland, Friday evening last, in
ciu assi, the following;
Mary assDa Dsnee Hes Ass on a1d
mir No. Is (spalding). Helen Geiger; a
Chinese DolI' Moore-Spaulding). Lou
iss Har6augh; Military March tsar-
(Formanl. Gladys Geiger; Melody Of
Love" lEngelmann), Genevieve San
tucci: Success Mazurka'' (Bechmann).
Allan oertly: "Canzone Amorosa.' We
NE nsti sm,t Love Song; Or Is Nevinj, Mel
ard. Dorothy Pattison; reading. "The
Happy Little Cripple" Alice Harbaugh;
!" Down. Dear Eyes" (Fisher) and
,ia1 s,%m1 D,, song s, teilmour2, Miss Nil
Dorothy Pattison and Mildred Smith;
Basket Of Roses" (Albers), Mary Har-
baugh; On the Meadow" Gange), Mar
fPse. hsn sao op r. No
gonaise" lMassenet): Alice Harbaugh:
Sunset Glow on the Alps" Oh. is3
(Oesten). Mildred Smith; "valse I'm.
promptu" (upcrafp. Dorothy Pattison:
Smith.
The Gaelic Society will meet Tuesday
evening at the Comstock studio. when a
given under direction Of Miss Jennie Glen
nan. Mrs. John w. Daniels jr.. and Helm
rich Schafhauser will be the soloists, and
a, chorus s, composed posed Of Mrs George Cox
enee Dunn. Elizabeth Cunning. Miss
Neiigan. Catherine Slattery, Caroline
Manning. +. E. Loomis. Mary Triplett
and Ella Corbett. Messrs. A. Altorfer,
Paiiausch. George Elliott. w silas
sheetz. James Gengo and Albert r. Hen
KEEL will give several ensemble numbers
Miss Lillian Watts Collins. soprano
sang at musical last Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Reraer No.
making pleasing impression,
Gertrude Lyons, soprano, will sing at
the METROPOLITAN NJ. f. Church TO-DAY.
and Will be heard at the morning service
IN Fear Not Ye. o Israel" by Buck
Miss Myra McCathran. and Mrs. James
herf sang last week at the thirty-third
anniversary of the mems meeting at
epiphany Chapel. Miss McCathran .,ve
ing effectively Thoughts Have WINS"
Dy Lehman; Slave Song by Del
hiego, and for encore, DE S,,n
An a-Sinkin. by Bohannen, and Mrs
Helr contributed "A Bowl of Roses" by
CIarke; slumber Song" by Vannah
ana Dry Those Tears" by Del Rieeo
IN ~ Aoa,tlon. the two singers delighted
.ns ka'her1ng with duets. "Whispering
nope. by Hawthorne. and Nearest and
Dearest" by Caracciola. anu
w. Walter SorrelI. a member of the
I tenor section of the choir Of old &,
Johns Church, Lafayette Square has
oeen temporarily released, to sing the
Tenor solos in st. Margaret's Church In
the absence of Melville Hepsey the
incumbent OF the position, who has
gone on six-week trip to South
America. Mr.. Sorrell sang for the first
| Tune at st. MarSaret's last Sunday and
ms place at st. Johns is being filled
by Francis L. Plat. The position Of
bass soloist at st. Johns, made vacant
iast ran by the resignation of Mr.. Tit
mann. has not yet been filled and Otto
Luebgert is sustaining the bass parts
TOT the present. The position of assist
| ant organist at the same church, filled
30 successfully for several years mast
by Samuel Leech, now at st. John:s
Church. Georgetown, Is also still
vacant.
Elisha Hanson. tenor. sang for the
music committee and at the SUNDAY
l at