Evening star., 1917-01-14

was heard in recital at the home OF
Mrs. Louis Korn and also at the rest
a delightful Interpretation of Rubin
STEMS "Barcarole," 'Minuet." by Pad
erewski; Funeral March, by Chopin;
Dragon Fly" by Berger; Mi Iere-
iSchubert-Liszt. Fraulein Freda From
mel. who was also guest on the lat
ter occasion. added to the pleasure OF
the AFFAIR by giving Chopin's ,Etude IN
iC Sharp Minor" 81 Love Thee ana
| ITO Spring both by Crieg-
At All Souls Unitarian Church to-
, day the music, by Charles T. Tittmann'
/ bass soloist. and Lewis Corning At
water. organist. will include this morn
ing the vocal solos. recitative. With
Lavish Hands Our Cord and aria, DO
Thou Aims and Have Compassion, by
Johan Sebastian Bach; Consider the
Lilies of the Field by Herndon Nor
sell: organ solos. prelude. Evocation
a Ia Chapelle SiNtino." by List; offer
tory. Largo" by Stebbins; postlude
| Allegro Moderate by Guilmant Miss
! BERTHE Thompson will substitute for
Mr. Tittmann in the evening and, will
sing My Task" by Ashford. and "Eter-
nal Father by Gounod. and Mr.. At
water will play for prelude. allegro
Moderate, offertory. "Adagio, .. and
| by Mendelssohn.
| The second of this seasons concerts
under the auspices Of the w ashington
Saengerbund. Armand Gumprecht. d
rector was given Wednesday evening
In the hall of the burd by Miss Mabel
Latimer. soprano: Mrs. Armand Cum
precht, lnezzo-Soprano: Adolph Wern-
er and James X. Young, tenors: William
Madigan. bass and Anton Kaspar. vio-
linist, with the following program:
Choruses. "Saengergruss des Nordoest
lichen Saengerbundes," "Dcs Einsied-
IaY. n - nv a,I
"Fruehliug am Rhein," by Breu. Wash
ington Ssengerbund; vocal solos. "Stille
Nacht. Heils'e Nacht' tby requesD.
-Syivelin.' by Sindins. and Whats in
:Ge Air Today" by Robert Eden, Mrs
lumprecht; bass solo. "There'll Never
BE one Like You" by ]. L. Fancher, Mr.
Madigan: tenor solo. celeste Aida by
Verdi. MI Werner, with Miss Mabel
That Ny Love, by Mendelssohn, Miss
Latimer and Mrs. Gumprecht; violin
solo. "Zigeunerweisen," by Sarasate
Anton Kaspar, with George Wilson ac-
arranged for quartet by Mr.. oiumprecht,
and "Madrisal,' from The Mikado,
by sullivan. Miss Latimer Mrs. Gum
precht, MIR. Young and Mr.. Madigan.
At the Church of the Incarnation
today the choir. under the direction Of
Mrs. Henry White, will sing "Te De-
um." by. Custance: "Jubilate." by Ter
IA.
soprano, will be heard i'll Arise. Shine,
For Thy Light Is Come by MacDer-
mid at the offertory. Emelie Mar
garet White, at the.organ. will play for
prelude. "Gavotte Pastorale." by Oscar
Schmidt. and at the close of the serv-
ice, 'Postlude," by Lebefure Wely.
Mrs Huron Lawson, assisted by Miss
Eulalie Buchanan of this city
companist. gave q song recital III Fred
ericE. Md, Monday evening.
Mrs. Susanne Oldberg. chairman of
the music committee of the League OF
American Pen Women this season. has
succeeded in furnishing entertainment
of a high order at the mid-monthly
meetings at the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs.
Oldberg has presented some of her ad-
vanced students to the league in pro-
grams ranging from opera to simple
ballads, and recently delivered an illus
trated paper on Artistic Tempera-
ment,' in which she was assisted by
Mrs. Edith Mcintosh. who showed
methods of singing with and without
temperament. Mrs. Oldbers acting as
accompanist.
She is at present endeavoring to as
semble a league quartet or chorus US
ing as basis the voices of Mrs. Ella n
Melvin. Mrs. S. Il. Milton and Mrs. e. F.
Heiss. league members who are promi
nent in musical circles.
q
choirmaster Of Old st. Johns Church,
will give the opening recital in the
series in which the Washington Society
of Fine Arts will present number of
the city's artists. Mr.. Freeman has
prepared some interesting offerings
The Minister Bells" by Wheeldon, an
English composer now travelling in this
country, being one of the novelties. He
will play also prelude and Fugue" &C
majorD, by Bach: First Sonata" (D
major). by DIR. Peace; "Berceuse." by
Lemare; "Toccata" ID minor. by Ed
wards; "Gavotte in Ancient Style" by
Neustadt: 'Pastorale.' by Bach. and
"Hosannah." by Wachs. The recital
ginning at 4:30 o'clock. at Old st.
Johns Church, Lafayette Square.
For the Washington Heights Presby-
terian Church today the following mu-
sical program has been arranged by
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith. organist:
Morning. organ prelude. '.Paschal Of
fertory." by Batiste; trio, The Cross
Of Rodc caivary, hdait ,vs by Goun9ds Mrs Agnes
response. Grant Us Thy Peace" by
Harling; offertory trio, 'In the Cross
of Christ Glory by Marsden, Miss
Nellie Moran, Messrs. Werner and Cal
low; communion hymn, Mrs. Bode; or
gan postlude, by GuiImant
Evening: "Vesper Hymn" by Ashford:
20 Love That Will Not Let Me Co." by
Stebbins: incidental solos, Mrs. Bode
and Mr.. Werner: offertory solo, Jesus
lied, by Hildach, Mrs. Bode; response,
Lord, We Confess to Thee" by Wo-
dell; postlude by Vincent On account
of the participation of this church
In the Gypsy Smith meetings, to be
held at the tabernacle at 18th and V
streets. the regular monthly musical
service will be given Sunday evening,
January 81, instead of the last Sunday
OF the month, as usual
Miss Guadalupe Sylvestre young
Filipino girl, gave piano recital last
Sunday evening at the Arts Club, when
she was heard in we'll chosen pro-
gram OF compositions by Chopin, De-
busy, MacDowell, Granados and Ldszt
The young artist wore her native Fill
pino costume and. for encore numbers,
played some native airs, for which she
was most heartily applauded. Miss
Myra McCathran. eoprano. and Dore
Walten. cellist, also contributed to the
pleasure Of the occasion.
The Nevin Quartet, consisting of Elsie
Carlton Small. Ruth Simpson. Florence
Steffens and Nellie Newton Shore, with
Florence Salin, accompanist, sang at
Rauschers with their usual success at
the recent meeting of Sons of the
American Revolution.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson has issued
invitations for the third of his lecture
recitals Tuesday evening at his resi-
dence-studio. The subject of this
weeks lecture will be Tone Placement
on the Breath" and Mrs. Florence No
ack Howard, soprano will illustrate