Evening star., 1917-03-11

Nine. SuSanne Oldberg and Miss Beu-
lah Chambers were hostesses recently
at a musical tea at their studio. enter
tanning fifty guests. The program in
cluded musical numbers from List,
Chopin and Schumann by Miss Cham
bers and Fraulein Luders and vocal
numbers by three of Nine. Oldberg's ad-
vanced students.
Mrs. f. w. Coleman sang Last Night
II Heard the Nightingale" by Mary
Turner Salter. and star of Summer
by Berthold Tours; Miss Gladys Kain
| sang Lover in Damascus by Amy
Woodford Finden, and Mrs. C. n. Jones
sang San Toi,' by Guy dHardelot, and
'Life's Epitome." by Rae.
| Mrs. Pearl Tunstall and Mrs. c. n.
Jones presided at the tea tables. This
is the first of series of musicals at
| which Nine. Oldberg and Miss Cham
bers will entertain throughout the
| spring season.
At Hamline Methodist Church this
| morning the music, under the direction
| of Miss Edith B. Athey. organfst, will
| include the prelude, Prayer" from
First Sonata" by Becker; quartet,
Still. Still. With Thee" by Speaks,
| Miss Marian Greene, Mrs. John Humph-
rey, Clarence Lewis and Fred Schaeffer;
offertory solo. Lift Thine Eyes" by
Leland, Miss Greene; organ postlude.
piece Heroique." by Webbe. Evening,
prelude, allegro Risoluto," by Niels
Pinsuti-Parks; offertory trio, Father.
Lead Me by Thy Hand" by Butterfield;
organ postlude. March," by Barnby.
Mrs. Flora Brylawski, contralto. and
Jerome Williams, pianist and accom-
panist, were the assisting solosts at
a recent recital in which Miss Ida NJ.
Ullman, violinist, presented a class of
pupils. Mrs. Brylawski delighted the
guests with her singing of Dudley
p,,c
by Ware. and Mr.. Williams in addition
to playing the accompaniments. gave a
group of solos, Sous Bois," by Staub; {;
"Nocturn," by Chopin, and one of his
own compositions, "Masquerade Dance"
The remaining numbers included Ely
sum-" by Spaulding; Evening Star,
by Wagner, Frank Hessler; Alteration,
| by Borowski, Miss Lilye Rudolph; Sex.
Grieg, Charles Dudley; Cradle Song"
| by Hauser, Richard Harvey; "Remem-
brance," by Vogt, Marcus Mensh; Ca
vatina," by Schmidt, and La Cinquain-
to" and ''Ursual." by Greenwald, oliver
Shreve Wilson: "Scherzo."" by David,
and "Berceuse" by Iljinski. Geraldine
Downy; "serenade Badine, by Marie.
valid, Samuel Mensh; "Lilliputian
March" by Ducelle, Marie Ginechesi;
! "Minuet" by Paderewski Miss Georgia
HAYES; mandolin solo, "Barcarolle, by
Offenbach, Lewis Kalhoun
| At the Church of the Covenant this
| afternoon the music will be by the
| triple quartet and in the evening by the
chorus choir with double quartet. both
services being under direction of Sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey
! Murray at the organ. Among the num-
| hers this afternoon will be the anthem,
| ..The Shadows of the Evening Hours,
] by Galbraith: incidental soprano solo,
| Miss Meta Craig; contralto solo. Light
/ in Darkness" by Cowen. Miss Mary
Jacobs: anthems, again as Evenings S
shadow Falls" by Fletcher; incidental
| bass solo, j. Walter Humphrey; "Oh,
Our God" by Klein: incidental solos.
Miss Craig and Richard P. Backing.
| tenor. Evening, organ prelude, Can
| tilena." by Grison; anthem. Sun of My
SouIf' by Holden. incidental solo. Miss
| Craig; baritone solo. The Prayer Fer-