Evening star., 1916-06-04

contralto solo, He Was Despised" Mis-
Mack: quartet. Lord, We Pray Thee,
Mrs. Gascoigne. Miss Mack. Messrs
! Toense and SimonS: duet for soprano
and baritone. Mrs. Duncan l.. Richmond
and Frederick Hardman: trio. Hear Us
/ q Father Mrs. Tucker. Miss Mack ant
! Mr.. Toense; duet, 20 Hear Our Prayer,
| Mr.. Toense and Mr.. Simons: anthem, &C
! Sing Unto the Lord a New Song thu
! choir.
I Mrs. Huron Lawson gave a recita
| ednesday afternoon at Herndon Semi
nary. Herndon. Va.
/ Closing events at Immaculate Semi.
nary included harp recital by Edythe
Marmion Rrosius. who scored a legiti-
and four encores. Mrs. Brosius gave ir
/ finished style Am Apringbrunnen." by
| label: ''Narionettes" by Tedeschi
Song of the Nolga Boatmen." "Minuet,'
by Massenet; "Mazurka." by Scheucker
| "Chanson de Pecheur." by label: "Au
Monastere." 'Minuet" and "Priere." all
! by Hasselmans; 'Humoresque," by
/ Dvorak: "Minuet." from Don Juan" by
| Mozart. and some Irish and Welsh folk
! music
! Miss Alice Burbage will preside AT a
musical Tuesday evening in the Com
stock studio.
assisting soloist at students recital
| given recently al Temple Baptist Church,
| when she played "Liebestraum. by
| List. compositions for piano by Nevin,
GODDARD Nicode, Friml Schuman, Brahms
and List We're rendered by the students,
among whom We're Master Walter Mer-
| Ger. Miss Katharine Conway. Master Ed :
ward Henkel. Miss Eliza beth Keynes,
Master Henry Walter. Miss Ruth Hol-
| lngsworth, Miss Rosamond Harvey and
p RI
dtlon to her solo numbers, played two
duets, Hungarian Dance. No s. by
| brahms. and 'Mazurka," by Nevin Miss
Florence Mcdonnell sustaining the other
part.
Miss Theodosis Walter substituted at
the Eighth Street Temple for Lewis
Corning Atwater. the regular organIst
where he was in attendance at the Bach
festival
The Imperial Quartet. consisting of
James X. Young. first tenor: Newton
Hammer. second tenor: Earl carbaugh
first bass, and j. T.. :. kinseIla, second
bass, gave an enjoyable program Mon
day evening at the FIRST Methodist
Protestant Church. each of the solo
lists receiving many recalls and Civ
ing additional numbers. Mrs. Car
bauh. Mrs. Louise Young Kinks of Sa-
Nannah. Ga, and George F. Ross were
tllt dtcOiillid NlStS.
Mrs. Julian Bryla wski coutraIto soloist
of st. Pauls Lutheran Church. assisted
Miss Locke kinccr. a promising young
Nashihs'"n pianist: IN her recital at
the Home club Wednesday evening
Among Miss kinceTs numbers were a
group by MacDowel a Chopin group
including two preludes: the l. minor
"Nalse. an etude and the "Fantasie-
lmpromptu'' in c sharp minor: Ara
"a (
by Leschetizky. SIbelius ard MosZkow-
ski, the program closing with Grieg s
Concerto in minor. in which the
orchestral part was rendered on a sec
ond piano by Lewis Corning AtWater
Mrs. Brylawski delighted her hearers
by her Interpretation of Dudley Bucks
"SunseG and who Knows" by Ball,
Mr. Atwater accompanying.
The evening choir of Gunton- Temple
Presbyterian Church recently held its
final rehearsal for this season in the
chapel of the church At the couclu
sion of the rehearsal a maple sugar
party was given by George Z. Mer-
riam. . member of the choir. the sugar
being brought from the Green noun
tains of Vermont for the occasion. The
choir. which has about thirty members.
sang the closing service last Sunday
under direction of John g. Klein Mrs
Klein accompanying. presenting the
following numbers: The Heavens Are
Telling" by Haydn: "Hark. Hark. Ny
Soul" by Shelley: Come to Ny Heart.
los. Abide With Me by Spence. Miss
Mira Clafiin: Il Heard the Voice of
Jesus Say" by Rathburn. Miss Esther
Bromwell: tenor solo. BY the Waters
of Babylon by Howell, Frank Goebel.
At the First congregational Church
the following musical program has been
arranged for the service at II O'Clock
eauist and choir director: Organ pre-
iude, In the Morning" by Grieg: an
thems, Praise the Lord" by Randeg-
ger; trio. Lift Thine Eyes" from Eli
jah.' by Mendelssohn. Mrs. Smart. Miss
kimball and Miss Larner: offertory.
bass solo, j. Walker Humphrey: organ
Dostlude. Triumphai March, by Costa
There viii he no evening service at the
church until fall except the Christian
kndeavor meeting At Z O'Clock.
The Home Club of the Department of
the Interior was taxed to the utmost
Monday evening TO accom- I'M odate the
members and their friends gathered TO
hear the recital by the National Quar-
ter. consisting of Elizabeth s Maxwell
Lillian Chennwith. William l.. Bratha-
waite and Joseph X Schofeld with
Miss Ethel Garrett johnston, pianist
The entire program was well received,
the blending of the voices in the en-
ing winning cordial applause Among
the numbers were the quartet Spirit
of Spring, by Cadman: hass solo,
BLOW. Blow, Thou Winter Wind" by
Sargent. Mr.. SchofieId; quartet, 1T Was
4 Lover and His Lass" by Ambrose
piano solo. "Bolcro." by Chopin: quar-
tet, Song OF the Vikings" by Tanning:
duet, Wanderers Nachtied,' ny Rubin
stein, Mrs. Maxwell and Miss Cheno-
with, quartet. How Sweet the Moon
light Sleeps" by Reed. The Banjo
Song by Homer, incidental solo. Miss
Chenowith; The Ghooey Shoo." by
Minor by Chopin, Miss Johnston; qua r
tet. Where the Bee Sucks" by Dr.
Arne; soprano solo, "Chanson Proven
cal" by Del Acqua. Mrs. Maxwell: quar-
tet. "Good-Nlght, Good Night. Beloved" j."
by Pinsuti.
This morning the choir of the Church
Of the Incarnation, under direction of
Mrs. Henry White. will sing Mackenzie's
TIE beum in r." 'Jubilate in C." by
Dudley Buck, with Incidental solos by
Miss Elsie Small, Miss Gertrude
Browne and +. Robinson Steffens The
offertory anthem viii he seek Ye the
Lord by Roberts. with tenor obligato
sustained by Malcolm Rich and with
Miss Emile Margaret White at the or
gan.
A. the Mount Pleasant congreRation-
al church this morning the music, un-
der direction Of Claude Robeson, or
gauist. VIII include the Instrumental
prelude. "Sursurn Cords." by Elgar: an
them. Lift Thine Eyes" from Elijah. -
by Mcndelssnhn; offertory duet for
l