Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30

the reception given by the Alpha Class
of the First Congregational Church.
at the Logan. on Iowa Circle. when the
dereS ny yse son ra pe was Regn
and His Lullaby" by Carrie Jacobs
| Bond. Miss Marian Larner. contralto;
where My caravan Has Rested by
Thoughts Have Wings" by Lehman.
and Sing. Sing. Birds on the Wing"
by Nutting, William st. John Blan-
chard. tenor: trio. LOYAL B. Aldrich.
pianist; Melville D. Linsay. violinst.
and Or. Charles G. Abbot. cellist. gave
Minuet" from symphony in f Flat
! by Mozart. and 'Liebes Garten.' by
| Schubert.
| The evening choir of Hamline Church.
| under direction of H. H. Freeman, will
sing tonight the anthems. Just for
| To-day" by Abbott. and Saviour. Thy
Children Keep by sullivan.
Miss Erna Herzog. soprano. of New
/ York and guest of Mrs. Frank By
/ ram during her recent visit to WASH
ington. was the assistant soloist at
students recital during her stay, Civ
! ing effectively the aria, My Heart at
| Thy Sweet Voice.. from Samson and
| Delilah." by Saint Saens. Miss Edna
Baily played LISTS Eighth Hungarian
! Rhapsody" and other numbers were
rendered by Miss Marian BalinSer.
I Miss Esther Croggin. Miss Mary Mac
J Farland. Miss Frances Bronson. Milo
Summers and Miss Frances Burgess. the
program closing with two numbers.
Ara besque." by Debussy. and Mosz-
kowski's Waltz in E. by Miss Balm
] ger.
! The music at Epiphany Church today.
under direction of McHenry McChord.
I will include the professional I'm the
Cross of Christ l Glory. by Stainer:
''re Deum.". by Prior: "Iubilate," by
Smith; offertosy anthem II Waited for
F.; the Lord" by Mendelssohn: recession
al. Rejoice. the Lord Is King" by
Stubbs. At The organ recital this even
ing. beginning at $50 o'clock. MIR. Nc
Chord will play "Adoration.' by Faure:
Prayer" by Borowski; Largo: from
An Old World symphony" by Dvorak,
and William Clabaugh will sing 1T is
! Enough, from Elijah. and at the
service following the choir will sing
rusalem, by Ward: ..Magnficat,'' by
Smart: 'Nunc Dimittis.'' by Gounod:
offertory anthem. Again as Evening
| Shadows FALL by Woodman: Dresden
of Thee Are Spoken" by Haydn
Mrs. Huron Lawson will leave early
in the week for the south and will he
heard in her second recital at Flora
Macdonald College. Red Springs. n. G..
going from there to Chambersburg.
Pa. where she will fill a similar en-
Sagement.
The Rubinstein Club. Herndon Nor
sell conducting, gave it's midwinter
concert Thursday evening before an
audience of associate members and
guests that filed the ballroom on
| the Raleigh Hotel. The occasion served
also TO introduce to the Washington
musical public a young American So
prano. Miss Ethelynde Smith of New
. a ri
cahber. and sang Eur Rub, Eur Rub
by Hugo Wolf: 'Niemand Hats Gese
mem by Carl Loewe; "Wir Wollen Elm
Land Land by Christian sinding: aria. One
June Morning" by Charles Willeby:
Slumber Song" by Gretchaninow:
Lady Spring by Victor Harris: spin
n n.,n Wheel Song" by Fay Foster
waltz 500 10 MSS WI smith; sunligh'
three encore numbers. "A child's
Prayer. by Harold; AN Old French
Minuet d145). and Shadow March,"
ne Giuo gave good account of itself
IN all ITS offerings but quite the most
Impressive of the choral numbers was
Inc Lost Chord" by Sir Arthur Sui
iiVan. in which the main theme, car
rled nrst by one voice. then by another,
was consistently sustained throughout.
reaching an inspiring climax in the
| hnai phrase. From the Green Heart
OF the Waters" the nymph's song
from Ulysses" by Coleridge- Taylor,
was also especially acceptable for the
;; meliowness of the tone quality and for
| IT'S, pleasing rhythm. as was Elgar's
Fly. Singing Bird made additionally
eHective by a violin obligato played
by Mrs. Horace Dulin, Miss Ruth Rron
son. Miss Daisy Fickinscher, Miss Elsa
| Raner. Miss Margery Snyder and Miss
Elizabeth Wilbur. and which was so
ENTHUSIASTICALLY received that it had
to be repeated.
1uh
Mr. Morsell: Sing, Maiden, Sing" by
e Lutkin; Indian Summer" by Harry
PATTERSON Hopkins. and Might Song"
,Wiegenlied). by William Clifford He'll
man. Arthur u. Mayo gave admirable
support at the piano throughout the
program and Miss Mamie MulIaly at
the organ in The Lost Chord"
Tine personnel of the club this season
| Ihciudes the honorary president. Mrs.
/ Hobart Brooks; president Mrs. Clarence
I II. Rheem; first vice president. Mrs. r.
H. Dalgleish; second vice president
Mrs William T. Reed: secretary. Miss
Bianche fewell; treasurer. Mrs Alfred
T. Gage; librarian, Mrs W. C. Wood
ward; chairman of press committee.
Miss Mamie Mullaly: chairman room
| committee. Mrs. Walter Weston. and
chairman voice committee. Miss Matte
Gibson. Active members. Miss Eta
Austin, Mrs. Philip Addison. Miss
Blanche Allison. Miss Vera Rudd. Mrs,
| W r. Berry. Mrs. T. W Brahany. Mrs
| Morsa Braoford, Miss Flora Briggs,
Mrs William r. Benham. Mrs r. L.
Barber, Mrs r. G. Brown. Mrs. Elmer
Curry. Mrs. f. g. Cunningham. Mrs.
Thomas Mcconnell. Mrs J. p. Church.
Miss Helen Crennan: Miss Myra Nc
Cosdon. Mrs. 6. W. Cox, Mrs, M.
Decker. Miss Edna Dyer. Mrs. William
| Domer. Miss Julia Doyle. Mrs p. r.
! Dickinson, Mrs. W. W Deal Mrs W
| W. Edwards, Mrs. c. F. Ewing. Miss
| Edith Fitch. Miss Margaret Gibson
Mrs. Isaac Cans, Miss Edith Graham
Mrs. 6. w. Hurlebaus. Mrs. j. W. Heu-
sits. Mrs. f. G. Herndou. Mrs. G. r.
Haley. Mrs. r. W. Isdell. Mrs. A. IT,
Johnson. Mrs. J. II. Jameson. Mrs
George Johannes. Mrs. Jesse c. Kester
mrs James Kerr. Miss Elizabeth LEX
lie. Mrs. ID. DIN Leech, Mrs. G. G Lin
pitt, Mrs. NJ. D. Lindsay, Miss Lillian
Lewis. Mrs. McLachlen. Miss AiIeen
Miller, Mrs. Ella Knight Mears Miss
NJ. Marean. Miss e. Misel, Miss X Nc
! lntosh. Mrs. F. w. Norcross Mrs q +.
NoetZell. Mrs. Herbert Orr Mrs Rich-
ard Nicholas. Mrs. f. C. PhiIpftt. Mrs
| Duncan Richmond, Miss Mabel Roberts
! Miss Edna j. Sheehy, Mrs. II Sohon
| Mrs. Robert Stone. Miss Alice X stone
Mrs. ID. Salmon. Miss Viola Schjnnert
Mrs. e. Schulz. Mrs. c. +. StuhIer' Mrs
j. E. Stimson, Miss Frances Scherper
| Mrs. h. Taylor. Mrs. AlonZo TweedaIe
Mrs. Z. w. White, Mrs E Wilaev Mrs
A. w Weiis, MRS. j. X. Wallace. Mrs
A. n. WentZ. Miss Title Winner and
| Mrs. A. Il. Zahn. anu
| DR.. William StansheId oreanist and
choir director of the First (.onvraa.
tional Church. has arranged the follow