Evening star., 1917-03-11

will play this morning Vision" by
Rheinberger, and for postlude, Fan.
fare" by Lemmens. At the special
Iservice this afternoon Miss Etheridge
will sing AVE Maria" by Percy Kahn;
there will be a duet. sunse.. py
and Mr.. Blanchard. and Mrs; Baxter VIII
play for prelude Hymn of the Nuns,
by wely, and "Offertoire st. Cecilia.
by Batiste.
Miss Edna Sheehy, soprano. will be
the offertory soloist this morning at
the high mass at st. Martins Church
when she will sing Ave Maria by
Luzzi.
| Mrs. Samuel Lawson Burton of Rich
mond Hill, l.. l., who, as Kitty thompson
Berry, was prominent in musical work
here, holding positions in St. Aloysius.
Calvary Baptist and other churches,
came to Washington with Mr.. Burton
for the Inauguration festivities, ana
has remained for a fortnights stay as
house guest of Mrs. Clarence b. Rheem.
president of the Rubinstein Club. Mrs.
| Rheem entertained Thursday afternoon
at a card party in honor of Mrs. Bur-
| ton, the occasion providing also the
| opportunity Tor tne renewing VI oiu
friendships and musical associations.
| Among the guests were Mrs. Fannie
Atlee Gage, Mrs. r. II. Dalgleish. Mrs.
Nellie Wilson Shircliff. Mrs. Margaret
Nolan Martin. Mrs. Edmund D. Rheem.
| Miss Ida Tomlinson, Mrs. w. A. Domer,
Mrs. Frank Keyes, Miss Matte Gibson.
Miss Edna Scott Smith. Mrs. Duncan
| Richmond, Mrs. Elmer Curry, Miss
Blanche Yewell. Mrs. Morgan Bradford
| and Miss Elizabeth Leckie.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle entertained at
n musical last Sunday afternoon at her
! residence in 10th street. the contribut-
ing soloists being Mrs. Samuel Burleigh
Milton, soprano. and Adolph Werner.
Luce di Quest Anima." by Donizetti;
la parlate d'amor." from Faust" and
1.-The Swallows" by Cowen; Hellman's
Bolt" Mrs. Susanne Oldberg accom-
panying. For encore Mrs. Milton gave
| one of her own compositions, Jane,
playing her own accompaniment. Mr..
, Werner gave Schumann's The Lotos
Bloom Donizettis Spirits Gentle
Teschmaker's Because La Donna
Mobile from Nerdi's "Rigoletto';
When the stars Were Brightly Shin
and The Birth of Morn" by Leoni.
| One of the most effective of the num-
bers was duet, Loves Yearning."
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| by herself and Mr.. Werner.
i At St Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown, today. the musical portion
| Samuel A. Leech, ,organist and choir
master will be as follows: "Venite,"
Gregorian: "Benedicite." by w. c. Mac
farlane; "Benedictus." Gregorian; How
DO Thy Mercies Close Me Round" by
II. V. Saunders, with incidental solos
by Arthur L. Simpson. tenor, and
| Charles a. Bright. baritone.
program will be as follows: ''Magni-
| feat" and "Nunc Dimittis," Gregoran
tones: "A New Heaven and a New
| Earth from The Holy City" by A.
r. Gaul. with baritone solo by Mr..
Bright.
! Elsie Carleton Small. soprano. will
sing for offertory solo at the Church of
the Incarnation this morning. There is
a Green Hill Far Away" by Gounod.
and the choir. under the direction of
Mrs Henry White. with Emile Mar
! the professional. My Faith Looks Up
to Thee by Mason; "Venite." by Tall
lis; "Benedicite." by Albert: "Bene-
dictus." by Ouslley; sermon hymn, In
sional. 80 Jesus, Thou Art Standing"
by knecht. The organ numbers will
| include the prelude. Pastoral Nou-
velle." by kullak, and 'Postlude in c."
Dy 1OStd.
Students of the Won Unschuld Uni
versity of Music and vocal pupils of
Mrs. Stacey Williams We're heard in
recital Friday evening at the Metro
| politan Baptist Church. when they
gave with artistic excellence the fol-
lowing program: Sonata. c Sharp
Minor. op- - by Beethoven, Miss
Constance Finckel, sophomore; valse.
What You Like by Poldin. Miss
Teresa Pittier. freshman; star Light"
and Passion Is But An Ember" by
II. Lohr. Misses Margaret Murray and
Belle Robinson: Sonata, C Major" by
Mozart, and ''Eccossaise." by Chopin,
Miss Madeleine Lazard Won Unschuld:
'1solden's Love Death."- by Wagner
Liszt, and march. "Mignon,' by Pol
DIM. Miss Frances Finckel, freshman;
hSlenase Mshe1 seodIsdn Major n,d by List, Miss
and Gentle Dame Pricilla." by c.
Clark. Misses Margaret Murray and
Belle Robinson: "!mpromptu. F Sharp
Major" and ''Ballade, F Major both
"Etude. Sharp Minor" by Chopin,
| and "Polonaise E Major" by Mac
Dowell, Miss Mary c. Spore. sophomore
! Miss Edith Graham, soprano. sang
Thursday evening at the New Masonic
Temple for the Almas Patrol when she
gave Swiss Echo Song" by Eckert:
| slave Song" by Del Riego; Sunlight"
l
Me to Love-" by Barnard. Mrs Sue
! Burrows Jennings sustaining the ac-
, compartments
! At the Mount Pleasant Congregations
/ al Church today the music, under the
direction Of Claude Robeson, Will in
clude this morning the organ prelude,
Meditation" by Lemaigre; solo, Lead,
Kindly Light" by Pinsuti. James s.
Hicks: offertory quartet, How Long
Wilt Thou Forget Me-, by Pfleuger,
Mrs A, l.: Haycock, soprano; Miss Flor
ence Steffens, contralto; Charles d.
Church. tenor, and Mr.. Hicks, bass:
organ postlude. Grand March," from
| Aida" by Verdi. Evening, organ pre-
lude.. "Offertory." by Salome; anthem,
by the Mount Pleasant Chorus, under
direction of DR.. William r. Buchanan:
offertory quartet, Come Unto Me- by
Gounod-S Shelley: organ solo, Post
lude." by Stern.
| Mrs. Huron Lawson, soprano has re-
| turned from Winchester. Va. where she
gave recital under the auspices of
Fort Loudon Seminary.
Miss Frances Scherger, soprano, sub
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