Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06

ky, Mildred Won Eff; "Serenade- Bad
ine." by Gabriel Marie. Adele CAN'T;
song. The Spring Has Come, by
White. Jean T. Campbell; Polish
tel: Marie" by Richards, Amy Criste:
''Mazurka" (violin), by Ringnet, Floyd
CAN'T: song. -Four Leaf Clover q. I.
Sinclair; "Valse Yvette." by CAN'T. Ro-
land Bush: Chant du Noyager,' by
Paderewski, Grace Bush; 1.-TWO Larks."
by Leschitisky, katherine Stone; Mar
tha." by Flotow. Mildred Won Eff;
"Orpheus." by Offenbach. Catherine
Lantel.
Mary Helen Howe, coloratura So
prano. gave an excellent exhibition of
preparedness during the past week,
,, when an hour before the piano recital
of Madeline LaZard Won unschuid she
was asked to take Mrs. Mary Sherier-
Bowie's place on the program Despite
the fact that she was to sing later that
evening at the Congress of Mothers IN
the Raleigh ballroom, she filled both
engagements, using a complete change
of program at each. The charm of
her voice won for her the place as
soloist at the banquet of the Mothers
Congress, a call which also showed
Miss Howe's preparedness, as 1t came
late in the afternoon.
A concert by the Antony Mandolin
and Guitar Orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Miss Annie l.. Murray, was
given last week at Immaculate Con-
ception Hall for the Daughters OF Is
abella building fund. The orchestra
was assisted by ]. Lewis Noneway.
reader, who gave a monologue, studies
in Black" Mrs. Edith Wiley Wheeler
in classic dances: Miss Gertrude Misel
a contralto solo. BLOW, Blow, Thy
Winter Wind" by ]. Sarjeant: Helen
Crowley in violin numbers. "Orientale,"
OBJ. so, No Cesar Cub. and 'Hyre
Kati." Op. 80, No. 4. by Jeno Hubay:
T. A. Murray, baritone. "Toreador
in popular songs. The personnel of
the orchestra is: MandoliAs, Wilson
Bailey, Clarence Bowers. Miss Annie L.
Elmore. Ben Morris, Miss Murray, Miss
clifre. Miss Lillian Reilly; tenor-man-
dola. Miss NJ. r. Murray: cello. man
dola. A. A. Shaw; guitars, Miss Mary
c. Becker, Miss Rebecca Reilly, Mrs.
ice Crowley and Claude Nichols. The
programmed numbers of the orchestra
included Echoes of '61,' arranged by
Odell, and the overture. "Gloriana,' by
Wiedt
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by
the triple quartet and in the evening
by the choir of 100 voices, with double
quartet, both services being under the
with Harvey Murray at the organ. The
following are the musical numbers:
Neutrality-suspicious., The Word of
the Lord" by Briggs. incidental solos.
Miss Craig and Mr. Humphrey; So
prano solo, How Lovely Are Thy
dwellings," by Liddle, Miss Craig;
and anthems, Hear Me When l Call"
by Hall, incidental solo, Miss Craig,
and The Wilderness" by Goss, Incl
dental solos. Mr.. Backing and MIR.
Humphrey. Evening-Organ prelude.
"Andante, b Flat" by Peace choral
from ..Die Meistersinger," by Wagner;
bass solo, MY Task" by Ashton, Fred
East; anthems, Come Unto Him. by
Gounod. and Lead Us Gently Home
by Briggs, duet. Mr.. Wilson and Mr.
East and the choir. and organ postlude,
Festival" by Stark.
C. w. O'Connor was in charge of the
program which drew an interested au-
dience Monday evening to the lobby of
the Y. NJ. C. A. The program was given
by Mrs. ]. NJ Stoddard, soprano; Rich
ard Lorleberg. violoncellist; Harry
Waller. violinist; George Thompson.
pianist: Miss Alwarda Casselman ac-
companist, and Mr.. O'Connor, reader,
the numbers being as follows:
preamble" (Schumann), Mr.. Thomp-
son: DAY Is Gone" Lang) and Where
My Caravan Has Rested Lchr), Mrs.