Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

Church and James 8. Hicks; postlude.
March in B Flat" by Hosmer.
Mrs. Huron Lawson returned We'd
ing song recitals at New Windsor. Nd.
and Shepherdstown. w. Va, and at
each place being asked to return next
season.
Miss Freda stehins has assumed her
new duties as contralto soloist of the
lexington Presbyterian Church
Miss Faye humphrey, contra1to. de-
lighted the guests at the Library OF
Congress Tuesday evening with gen.
erous program of songs. Among her
numbers were Faithful Johnnie" by
Horn; She Never Told Her Love-" by
HAYDN; The Lark Now Leaves His
Watery Nest" by Parker: 'Leise,
Leise," from Der Freichutz.' by Won
Exquize.' by Hahn: "connais-tu lie prys'.
0rom "Mignon'O. by Thomas; when
Bring to You Colored Toys and 1.-The
Sleep That Fits on Baby's Eyes," both by
Carpenter; by the Waters of Minneton-
ka." by Lieurance, and THE STAR" by
Rogers.
Earl carbauh. baritone. and Helene
|
Of the recital last Sunday evening at
the Burlington. giving the following
well chosen program with Mrs Sue
songs seananss by Hoha Tse
Sunshine of Your Smile" by Ray; Just
A-Wearyin' for You." by Bond; tom
my Lad" by Margetson; MA Curly
Headed Baby" by Clutsam, and "A Son
''Gipsy Melodies" by sarasate: AN
dante" by Mendelssohn: "Liebesfreud."
by Kreisler; "Wiegenlied." by Roger.
| Piano and violin students of the
preparatory school affiliated with the
Won Unschuld University of Music gave
Hotel. They were assisted by Miss
Ethel Coffin. Miss Constance Finckel
and Miss Marion Watson. each of them
giving brilliant number. The pro-
Chopin, Miss Muller; valse, "A la bien
aimee" by Schuett. Master Lassagne:
1.-THE Wild Horseman.'' by schumann.
| Miss Merrill; Song Without Words"
BY Mendslssohn:. Miss Schneider; n The
Hargrove; "Andante," by Gluck. Miss
varela and Master wilpan: "Etude."
by Heller. Miss Mckee: Love Song"
by Liszt. Miss Goddar; "Bagatelle." by
by Rachmaninoff. Miss Beatty; Turk
| ism March," by Mozart. Miss Huguely;
"Menuet." by Schubert. Miss Leibel;
| Sonata" by Haydn. Miss v. Price; "Ro-
NANCE" by Rubinstein, Miss Hammerle;
Sonata. by Beethoven. Miss Noetzel;
| "Menuet." by Beethoven, Miss Colt;
| 'Rondeau Brilliant" by Weber-Liszt.
| Madeline Lazard-von Unschuld; Con
essto; S% by GreF MN Miss Gon
Military March," by Schubert-Tausig,
Miss Watson.
Events of interest in educational as
well as musical circles must include
| the recent recital by Anna Ready, plan
list. and Helen Treu. soprano. at Holy
| Cross Academy. Miss Ready proceed
ed the program by a sketch of the life
Of Beethoven: afterward playing his his
COP. 49," by Chopin: "Grillen," by
Schumann; La Campanella," by Cam
panini-Liszt. and LISTS transcription
Trea saas fyom bs n;
Like a Rosebud by La Forge:
Lite" by Chaminade: Ave Maria.'' by
| Dana; From the Land Of the Sky Blue
W. WatN by SauRhtH T song
by Salter; 'Erlkonig." by Schubert;
die Lotusblume." by schumann; I'm
Kahne," by Grieg. and gave in addi-
ton a recitation; soul Music" wits &C,
both harp and piano accomplishments.
Miss Frances Scherger, soprano. and
Helene Woytych, violinist, furnished the
the Potomac Literary Society at the
w. c. T. U. building Tuesday evening,
Miss Scherger giving Allitsens Love
| Is a Bubble and 'Rosalie." by de
''spanishs Dance" by sarasate; VIE
genlied," by Roger. and the accompani-
| ment to Mrs. Gurley-Kane's recitation.
| The Erlking." Mrs. Jennings assisted
| at the piano.
| choir director. has ranged the fol-
! lowing musical prog for today at
| the First Congrega al Church:
Morning. organ prelude. Cujus AMI
% Watehma 1s W WASN'T Of ta he ..tg Sy
| Sullivan: organ postlude, "Ofertoire in
| D Minor" by Batiste. Evening. 1880
o'clock. organ solo. festival prelude on
Luther's chorale. Elm Feste Burg" by
Faulkes; "chanson du soir.'' by Becker;
| anthem. Fierce Was the Wild Billow."
by Noble: anthem. 20 Gladstone Light"
by Sullivan; THE Lord Is My Shep-
herd" by Bischoff: organ postlude,
phony." by Beethoven.
Miss Helen Rogers Smith will sing
| How Lovely Are the dwellings," at
| the morning service today at the Union
| Methodist Church. and the bass solo,
| 81 Am Alpha and Omega" will be rem
dered by Arthur Gravel. assisted by
| the chorus.
| Miss Elizabeth Leckie, mezzo sopra-
no; Mrs. Kerfoot Af1eck, Misses Marie
| Hansen and Emma Bender and Marie
4! McCourt. pianists. and Emma Cohen. So
prano. furnished the musical portions
of the lecture on Dramatic Art" CIV
| en- in the Y. M. C. A. assembly hall re-
| Gently by Miss Victoria Siddons under
the auspices of the Peabody Club. The
musical numbers were chosen from
compositions inspired by the works of
Shakespeare, among them THE Fairie
Lullaby" by Buzzi Peccia. Miss Leckie;
| Overture" and "Nocturne." from "a
Midsummer Nights Dream" by Men
| delssohn. Misses Hansen and Bender;
| WHO Is SYLVAN, by Schubert, and
"Sigh No More, Ladies'" by Sullivan,
Miss Cohen; "Hark. Hark, the Lark
by Schubert-Liszt, Miss McCourt:
Overture to Merry Wives Of Windsor
| by Nicolai, Misses Hansen and Bend
err Miss Siddons' Interpretation of a
scene from Romeo and Juliet" was
supplemented by piano accompaniment
by Mrs Afaeck.
A sacred concert will be given this
| ton of Miss Freda Frommel, and Miss
Grace Wilson, soprano; Adolph Wer-
! ner, tenor, and Miss Katharine Bouck,
| pianist, will contribute to the program.
| Friends of the institute and lovers of
music are cordially invited IN aftapd