Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
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Forever" by Rachmaninon: Divine
Praise by Bortniansky; BLESS the
Lord. o My SOUL. by Ippolitof-Ivanof;
occasional hymn. by Bortniansky:
cantata., Joshua" by Moussorgsky,
Tschaikowsky.
Miss Polly Pretty was the assisting
soloist at students recital recently.
the following pupils: Marjorie Henkle.
Katharine Dyer. Julia Wilson, Edith
Nickerson. Miriam Richards, Logs
Shively. Ella and Ethel Fiske. Rebecca
Kobe. Miss Nabiha Daoud and Miss
Mona Jellman contributed some num-
bers at the close of the program.
Miss Angela Van Doren. soprano, and
Miss Virginia Grey. violinist, assisted
in giving the program at recent
students recital at the residence of
Mrs. Theo Van Doren in Hyattsville.
Among those contributing piano num-
bers to the program were the Misses
Gertrude and Violet Schnede. Marina
Tucker, Marie Hal1oran, Caroline Fail
ter. Alicia Darnal. Rebecca Lewis. Alma
Almon. Emma Roache, Katherine Lyons.
Isabel Wyeth. Mary Kessler. Mrs. Ida
beth Owings. Charles Owings. Wells
Failter Charles Darnal, Eugene Long
pre-. Sylvan Dietz and Aaron Dietz.
Recent events of interest include the
reception given by the Lyric Orchestra
at the home of r. c. Galbraith, in honor
of one of it's members W. J. Powell.
who is about to leave the city. A short
address by the leader, A. P. Farnham.
stated the object of the meeting and
was responded to by MIR. Powell. D. c.
Bradley rendered violin solo, accom-
panied by Miss Helen Galbraith: Mr..
1c<, o$0t.
gave several numbers. including two
original poems: Mr.. Powell sang Some
where Voice Is Calling: Mr.. Cal
braith followed wi,n q solo on the
euphonium. and Mr.. Morton sang Be
lieve Me If All Those Endearing Young
Charms
The Motel Choral Society which will
give its closing concert this season
Wednesday evening in Memorial Con-
tlnental Hall. under direction of Otto
Torney Simon. received a letter last
week from Granville Bantock. the com
poser. expressing his appreciation of
their bringing out one of his works at
the coming concert.
The lady managers of the Baptist
home for Children, at Brookland. en-
tertalned at musical Friday evening
at a :, the Rochambeau: Mrs; Alvina S.
promptu COP. 66)": Mrs. Ruby f. Pot
ter. soprano, gave group of songs
The Bird of the Wilderness" OHors-
mani; Wind Song" lRogers). and AN
A. Potter. jr., accompanying: Herbert
r. Aldridge gave Lohrs Time Was I
Roved the Mountains" Mrs Aldridge
Mrs. Gilbert A. Clarke
sang Lemons NV Ain Folks" Mrs
Milton II. Prospect ACCOMPANYING. The
program was concluded by the rendi-
ton of Berthold Tours Duo SYM
phoniaue.' by Miss Elizabeth Sabriner
Wilbur. violin: Mrs. Edwina Doing,
ceilo. and Miss Vera Corey at the
Inc music at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church today, under direc-
non OF Claude Robson. organist. will
dsium." by Dubois: anthem, come,
Every Pilgrim. Come" by Tozer; Of
fertory. contralto solo. 1.-THE Lord Is
MY shepherd" by Booth. Mrs. Ada
A ar; Pillow; organ postlude. 'Fuga"
Tin G minor, by Bach. At the evening
service the music will be given by the
Mount Pleasant chorus. under direction
OF DR.. William r. Buchanan. With
Claude Robson at the organ, and among
the numbers will be the organ solo 80
Thou Sublime Sweet Evening star"
from 'Tannhauser." by Wagner (by re-
quest; tenor solo, "One Sweetly SOL
emn Thought. by Ambrose. Charles d.
Ghureh; anthem. christian, the Morn
v.
Mount Pleasant chorus; offertory quar-
tet. Art Thou Weary" by Schneider.
organ solo. "Postlude in A Flat" by
Frost
Mrs Susanna Oldberg entertained
some of the members of the faculty of
the Washington College of Music at a
box party at the Bella Theater last
week, among the guests being Miss
Isabel Primm, Miss Alma Thomas. S.
NJ. Fabian. Frank Norris Jones and I.
E. Christiani.
A program of vocal. violin and piano
solos proved enjoyable at the hour of
ing Club last week. among the num-
bers being five quiet songs "Das
kraut Nergessenheit," by Won Fielitz;
"Offrande." by Reynaldo Hahn; The
Half Ring Moon" by Mailert Zellner;
chan: Night, and the Curtains Drawn"
by G. Ferrata. Miss Sarah Cochrane
Walker. violin solos. "Canzonetta," by
DAmbrosio. Air" by Jean Hurd:
'Meneut.'' by Sully. and EN- Bateau."
of the club: piano solos, "Nocturne,"
prelude Danseuses de Delphes," La
Cathedral engloutie," and ''Minstrels,"
all by Debussy. Mrs. George Watson
The fourth recital Of the eighteenth
season of Lenten musicals at old st.
Johns Church was given yesterday
afternoon by George Alexander West,
organist and choirmaster of St I.uke's
Episcopal Church, Germa ntown, Phila-
delphia, Pa. assisted by Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann. bass, the organ num-
bers including Sonata, in 4 Minor"
by Borowski: Revere" and "Scherzo."
both by Dethier; prelude, The Del
uge. by SaintSaens: "Intermezzo," by
Hollins: "Pastorale- Recitative Corale."
by Karg- Ebert; Two Ballades." by
Wolstenholme: March for Church
FESTIVAL. by Best: vocal solos, Gross
ing the Bar" by Cawles. and Mighty
LORD 10 Ian; and King Al Glorious" by Bach,
Mr.. Tittmann. with Henry Fl. Freeman.
cholrmaster of the church. accompany
ing. The recital next week will be
given by Mr.. Freeman, assisted by An
ton kaspar, Violinist
The musical for the blind at the Lii
prary or Congress Tuesday evening
was was given by Miss Marguerite Har-
bers, Miss Lola Overman. Miss Myrtle
Began. Miss Mary Hartly. Mrs. John
Merwin. Mrs. G. p Hoover, Mrs Wal
ter Chambln. Harry NJ Forker and
oscar Franklin Comstock, the most
pretentious number on the program
being Henry Smart's cantata, THE
in which the solos were
and Mrs. Merwin. Mrs. Hoover and Mrs.
Chamblin. The remainder Of the en-
tertainment consisted of a piano solo
"Gavotte in D." by Bach Mason. Mr.
Comstock; two songs, THE Sparks Fly
Thro' the Smithy Door" and "Slumber
Romance" from philemon and Bau
els" sung by Mr.. Forker: Sonata for
rendered by Miss Harbers and Mr.,
ComStock; vocal duets "Duskv Night