Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-05
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Concerto for Piano." op. IS. BY Ran.
Miss Wheatley. with second piano ac-
compartment by Miss Lipman: songs.
toral" (Rosalinda), by veracini: Mid
summer Lullaby" by Mcdowell. ana
The Song Fairy" by Bemberg, Miss
Ethel Noble Johnson. accompanied by
Mrs Mysen-Lind.
Miss Rosa Virginia Sands entertained
a company Of music lovers Thursday
Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius. harpist.
assisted by Miss Irma Montgomery Glib
son. who lent a pleasing variety to tho
program by her interpretative dancing.
Monastere" by Hasselmans. 'fMinuet" by
Massenet. ''Maxurka" by Scheucker.
%Friere." "Berceuse" aQd .lIinuet. BY
label. "Marionettes" by Tedeschi. -Am
Springbrunnen" by label, and groups
OF Irish and Scotch folk songs as en-
core numbers. Miss Gibson gave In
tumn.''
DR.. William Stansfield. organist ana
choir director of the First Congrega-
ing musical program for the services
today: For the morning service-Or-
gan prelude, Norspiel. "Parsifal." Wag.
ner: anthem. Il Am the Bread OF Life"
rus of women's voices. List the Cheru-
bic Host" ('The Holy City'D. Gaul. and
for the evening service. which viii be
an evening with the choir" prelude,
Tsckaikowsky. and Mcclure" Chopin:
chorus. And the Glory of the Lord"
Handel: quartet, Art Thou Weary,
Chadwick: organ and violin. Largo.
Ended" Bartlett: anthem. The wilder
ness Goss: ofrertory. soprano solo.
Ave Maria" Bach -Gounod with violin
obligato): anthem, Fierce Was the
T Md WSs.e S0 Pews chorus Re.ss 10
EgyptD. Rossini. and organ. March
of the Israelites' C"En"). Costa At
the evening service the quartet and
chorus choir of the church will be as-
sisted by Miss Ruth NJ Bronson. violin
list. The quartet is composed Of Mrs.
b. H. Smart. soprano: Miss Marion Lar
ner. contralto; Mr.. J. Calvert Bowie
tenor, and Mr.. J. Walter Humphrey.
bass.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter Of
the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. recently
organized here. was entertained re-
Gently at a luncheon by Miss Grace
Dewey. at her home in Petworth. This
sorority was one of the first OF the
women's Greek letter societies to admit
students taking either music or liter
airy courses and has chapters already
stiles and colleges. The members OF
the Alumnae Chapter are Mrs. W. W.
Ham of Northwestern University. pres.
ident: Mrs Martin A. Morrison. former
ly Miss Katherine McReynolds. and
Miss Pearl Waugh OF Depauw Univer-
sity, Indiana; Mrs. Love. Northwestern
University; Miss Griffith, Miss Jones
and Miss Van EseItine OF Syracuse
Miss White of Boston. Miss Kerr. Ore
gon University: Miss Dewey, Ann Ar
Dor. Mich; Miss Sloan and Mrs. WentE
of Nebraska State University: Miss
Dashiell, Allegheny College. Pa: Miss
Dickers and Miss Saunders Of Georgia.
Mrs. Brown and Miss Baldwin. Sew
eral members now living In Baltimore
came over to Washington to be guests
at the luncheon. Among the notables
Nine. Fanny Bloomfield ziesier. Mrs Il
H. A. Beach, Maud Powell and Mrs. Ed
ward Alexander Mcdowell.
Earl carbauh, baritone. will be heard
in recital at Congress Hall Hotel this
evening at $3.50 o'c4ocx. his program
including Come to Me-" by DensA:
Gray Days" by Lohr: Love Is q
by esei Del Rieg lego ' My Curly Headed
Homer: where the Lindens Bioom.;'
by Buck: Absent" by Metcalf. and
| companist
Miss Ruth NJ. Bronson. violinist. was
the assisting soloist at the organ re-
cital by McHenry McChord at Epiphany
Church Wednesday afternoon. when she
played Meditation by Borowski. and
Swing Song" by Barnes.
At Gunton Temple Presbyterian
Church this morning Miss Lillian Ev-
erson. soprano. Will sing Evening and
Morning" by Spicker, and this even
ing the choir. under direction Of John
Me, Lord Jesus" by Ambrose. and
Stainer's .'Sevenfold Amen" Mrs. Klein
accompanying.
The Y. w. c. A. Choral Society. un-
der direction of Mrs. Charles G. Nc.
Roberts, will lead the singing this aft
ernoon at the final meeting of the Jubi-
lee services at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Paul Fishbau4h
presiding at the organ.
Mrs Charles B. Donch gave a group
of songs for the Livingston Manor
Chapter. C. A. R.. Wednesday evening.
her selections being Where'er You
Walk" by Haendel; "Rerceuse." from
.'Jocelyn." and aria from Aida" with
Mrs. Schutt at the piano.
Miss Lucille Ehling. violinist. was the
assisting soloist Monday evening at a
students recital. when compositions
by Mcdowell Moszkowski. Grieg, Hell
Ter. Mozart. Shubert and Chopin were
rendered by the following young plan
lists: Elizabeth Wilson, Florence Ed
wards. clyde Edwards. Freda Meyers.
Edna Fitzpatrick Miss Eleanor Put1ki.
Aida Harthanft. Bernice Howison. Miss
May Lautenslager and Miss Mildred
Lawrence.
The last meeting of tho Peabody
club was held at 1906 II street, a num-
her of new members being present.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie. meZzo soprano.
and Freda towhig. pianist. furnished
the program. which ir...Tuded the songs
caro- milo hen. by Giordani: "Voce df
Donna" from La Giaconda": "Ah. Sc
Tu Dormi.' from ''Giulietta Romeo.
by Vaccai: piano solos. An Old Time
Song" and "Pastorale." by Sibelius.
joint recital of voice and piano
pupils was given Friday evening. each
of the numbers receiving well deserved
applause. Among those contributing
were Miss Thelma Payne, Miss Estelle
Wild. Miss Louise Lowe. Mrs. Gertrude
Frazier, Mrs. Deborah Hickman-Law-
son. Mrs. Anna Boeckler and Archie
w. Davis. vocal numbers; Misses Flor
ence Meyer. Florence Gompers. Mildred
Mooney. Louise Wood. Thelma Payne,
King. Louise Espey. Mildred Orr. Doro-
thy Humphreys. Mary Louise Hussey.
Geneva Wallace. Margaret Harrington.
Sue barley. Matilda Senior and Mrs.
Cora Clarke. Mrs. Gertrude Frazier,
Mrs. Deborah Hickman-Lawson, John
Conliff and Charles Proudly, piano Sc.
lections.