Evening star., 1917-03-25


eph Finckel and among the numbers
Beethoven; Sleeping Beauty by
Tschaikowsky: fantasia, "Un Ballo in
M,asehera," by Verdi; Peer Peer Gynt Suite
Dance" and In the Hall of the Noun
tain King" by Grieg; Petite Marie.
Petite Femme" by Saenger; Der
Freischuetz," by Weber; "Barcarole
strings, "CanZonetta." by GODDARD, and
'Marche Militaire," by Schubert.
Miss Caroline Curtiss, soprano, and
the Arts Club Trio, composed of Mrs.
Duff Lewis, violinist; Dore Walten,
cellist, and Miss Mabel Linton. pianist,
will give the usual Sunday recital at
the Arts Club this evening. The en-
semble numbers will include Dvorak' S
a trio by Neils W. Gade, "Intermezzo."
by Strauss; "Minuet,' by Valensin; "Au
Bord du Rousseau" by Boisdeffre, and
the ID Minor Trio" by Arensky.
Miss Josephine Gould, soprano. with
Mrs. James Dickinson, accompaniSt;
II. S. Moreton, baritone, and Miss Lii
nan NIcnoi, reauer, Will give an en-
tertainlnB program tomorrow evening
IN the loDpy OF the Young Men 5
Christian Association the prosram in
Guiding the soprano SOLOS, "Ine Sun
shine of Your smile by Ray; Morn
ing" by Speaks; Where My Caravan
Has Rested by Lohr. and "A May
Morning." by Denza; baritone solos,
ON the Road to Mandalay.'' by
readings. The Maidens of EUROPE
Speak and "Ar the Photographers
Guests at the tea at Studio Hall last
Sunday afternoon enjoyed a musical treat
in the songs given by Mrs. Charles w.
Fairfax, who sang 'Lisciatemi Morire,'
by Monteverde, Lithuanian Song" by
Chopin; Vale" by Kennedy Russell; en-
core. BY the Waters of Mlnnetonka.' by
Thurlow Lieurance; ."rrlste est lie Step
Pc by Gretchaninow; Psyche" by
Paladiihe, and ''Chanson de Neige," by
Chaminade. George Dixon Thompson,
pianist, and Harry Waller, violinist, also
added to the pleasure of the occasion by
contributing several numbers
One of the most enjoyable of recent
events was the song recital given Satur-
day evening last by Miss Elizabeth
Leckie, mezzo soprano, before the
students and faculty of Madison Hall
Seminary. Miss Leckie charmed with
the mellowness of her voice and the SYM
pathetic Interpretation of her songs, in
which she was admirably supported at
the piano by Miss Elizabeth Winston.
Among her numbers were the Italian
songs. "Caro Mic Ben by Giordani:
''Voce di DONNA" by Ponchielli, and "a
Night" by Rimsky- -Karsakow: "Marthas S
Song" by Moussorgsly; THE Star" by
Rogers: ''Sylvelin,' by Sinding; Spirit
Flower" by Campbell Upton: THE
Fairies Lullaby" by Buzzi,Peecia;
chen" by Hans Herman, and ''Nerbor-
genheit,' by Hugo Wolf
DIR. William Stansfield has renewed
his contract as organist and choir d-
rector of the First congregational
Church for another year beginning
April 1. DIR. Stansfield has arranged
the following numbers for the services
today:
Morning - Organ prelude. "Sursam
Corda," by Elgar; anthem. The Wilder
ness by Goss; incidental solos, Mrs
Smart. Miss Larner, Mr.. Afdridge and
Mr. Humphrey; organ postlude, Pas
toral Sonata" by Rheinberger. Even
prelude, Introduction to
.'Parsifal," by Wagner; In Summer
by Stebbins: contralto solo, The Day
Is Ended" by bartlett: anthem, "Jerus
alem, Oh, Turn Thee" by Gounod; in
cidental solo. Mrs. Smart: organ post
Iude, "Andante in F." by Beethoven. .
Miss Helma Cheesman entertained
Monday evening at recital. presenting
in a program of songs Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Leef. assisted by Maurice F.
Lyons, violoncellist. and a quartet COM
posed of Mrs. David Oertly. Mrs Robert
The program follows: Duet, Like
the Lark" by Abt, Mr.. and Mrs. Leef
"Phosphorescence." by Loewe; "Out on
the Deep by Lohr; Loves Sorrow"
by Shelley, Mr.. Leef, with obligato by
Mr.. Lyons; cello solos. The Dream
by Houser; Petite Waltz" by Holman,
Mr.. Lyons; songs, -Four Leaf Clover"
by Coombs; "Oh! Press Thy Cheek" by
Jensen; Faith in SPRING" by Schu-
bert, Mrs; Leef; Good Night. Good
old Amos, the Tavenner," by Lent Mr..
Leef; Beloved, 1t Is Morn" by Ally
ward; MY Soul" by Bond: Perfect
Day" by Bond. Mrs. Leef; Bridal
Chorus" from Rose Maiden" by Cow
en-. quartet; cello solos. "Ava Maria" by
Gounod; ''Gavotte. by Pepper, Mr.. Lyons
and "Wanderer's Night Song by Rubin
stein. Mr.. and Mrs. Leek. Miss Flor
ence Reynolds was the accompanist.
For the Washington Heights Presby-
terian Church today Mrs. Charles
Brooks Smith has arranged the follow
ing programs: Morning. organ solo.
prelude" Cd fat major), by Rogers:
quartet, "Sing Alleluia Forth" by
Buck. incidental soprano, tenor and
bass solos, Mrs. Agnes Bode, Adolph
Werner and Edwin Callow; response,
Father, in Thy Mysterious Presence
Kneeling." by Dressler; offertory solo,
Bow Down Thine Ear" by Williams.
Mr.. Werner: organ postlude, Grand
Choeur. by Faulkes. Evening. organ
prelude, Spring Song" by Beebe; an
them, Yea, Tho Walk" from
Easter Eve and Morn" by Stevenson,
Miss Nellie Moran and quartet; offer
tory solo, THE Day Is Ended" by
Bartlett Mrs. Bode; "Postlude," by
Parker. Next Sunday evening the choir
will sing THE Seven Last Words" by
Dubois. assisted by Mrs. Edwin CaIlow,