Evening star., 1918-04-14

MENtlON.
Waugh accompanying. was ono OF the
soloists at tho musical for the Home Club
e the new Interior building last week.
Mr.. Kaspar added much to the pleasure
OF the occasion by his playing Of Grade
Song" by Jarnefeld '.Schoene Rosmar1n,
by Kreisler. and ''Ziguenerweisen." by
sar.sate responding to two enc9rss ns nna Ta1n
dante" by Hubay.
A delightful feature Of the entertain
gressional Club for the war workers
from the various states was the musical
program. Mrs. Newton D. Baker. wife
Of the Secretary Of War. sang a group
Of unpublished songs BY Nine. Lund.
with the composer as accompanist. In
the group was the prize song. The
Road to France" which has created
much enthusiastic comment, having
won the prize over 500 other songs In
New York. She gave also Summer
Day." Camilla" and Little Rover" A
quartet, composed of Mrs. Agnes Bode.
soprano; Mrs. William T. Reed. con-
tralto; Oliver H. Smith. tenor. and Ed
win Cailow. w.. bass: contributed s two
man. and Battle Hymn Of the Repub,
lic"; Arsenic Ralon, violinist. played
Svendsen's Romance and his own ar
rangement Of folk songs OF South
American Indians; Mr.. Smith sang "All
the World Is Spring Today" by Cad.
man, and ''Give Me a Kiss, Mirandy.
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith accompany
ing. The musical portion of the enter
tainmeRt was given under direction Of
Hayes of California.
John B. Wilson, organist and choir
master Of Trinity P. E. Church, will
give q recital today in connection with
the afternoon service at o'clock. The
program will include "Fugue, No. H." on
theme Of Bach, by Schumann: Vision"
by Bibl; "Cantilena." by Reginald Goss-
Custard, and "Grave-Allegro.'' from
"Fantasie-Sonata," by Rheinberger.
The lobby concert at the Y. NJ. 6. A.
Monday evening was given by Miss
Josephine Gould. soprano: A. F; Mcken-
Mrs. w. F. G, Swami. violinist. and Mrs.
Dorothy Baxter and Louis Naviasky,
accompanies, among the numbers be-
ing the solos, For This" Ode Koven),
tJerome). Because" (D'Hardelotl and
"Mavis" (Craxton), Miss Gould: Little
Gray Home in the West" dehr). Ma
cushla" tMacMurrock), "On the Road 70
Mandalay" {speaks) and Route March
in" tstock). Mrs. Mckenzie; .cava, ns,
(Ratin). "Canzonetta" (D'Ambrosio)
and Spanish Dance" (Rehfield). Mrs.
Swami, accompanied by Miss Mary
Kelly: When Ny ships Come Sailing Minn!:
Home" (DareD and "Win O the Wisp''
(Spross), Miss Gould.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given py
the triple quartet and in the evening
by the chorus choir and double quartet.
both services being under direction OF
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Har-
vey Murray at the organ:
Among the numbers this afternoon
will be the anthem. Nearer, MY COO
to solo, Miss Mary Jacobs; soprano solo.
"That Sweet Story Of Old" by West,
Mrs. Jewell Downs; anthems. Gran. I'm. Ss :
Thy Peace" by Mendelssohn; The
Earth Is the Lords" by Rogers Roger crasI incl
Evening, organ prelude. Elevation" by
Chaminade; anthem. abide With Me-"
Incidental baritone solo, Wheeler Will
son; tenor solo. 'The Soft Southern
Breeze" from ''Rebekah." by Barnby;
Divine" by Miles; incidental solos. Miss
Craig and Miss Jacobs: Lord. Bow Thine
Ear" from "Elijah.'' by Mendelssohn: in
cidental duet. Misses Craig and Jacobs;
organ postlude, ''Maestoso." by Faulkes.
Miss Grace Behring: soprano
cent musical given at Temple Baptist
Church by pupils Of Miss F'lorenss nee
Miss krais'ar sssns sas cras,s snd
louvre tes Yeux Bleus." both by Mas
senet. and the piano numbers by the
students included the solos. Theme for
Left hand Alone" BY Pirkhert; Henry Henry
Master Master Emsn nyels sons ar Ss
by Depret. and Loss" by Gurlitt, Miss
Henrietta Albers; ''In Sunderland" by
Krogman. Miss Louise Albers; Fairy
Whispers" by Krogman. and Hunters
Dy y tynss Msor Masssr snd abn
both by Beethoven, Miss katherine
Conway; La Bouderie," by Friml and
Spring Song" BY Liebling. Miss Kath-
ryn Brown. The second part Of the
composers and included the solos "cres-
novelette," by Winge. Miss Kathryn
Watson; Poem Erotic" and ITO Spring" "
by Grieg, Miss Elizabeth Albers; ''Morn-
ing, and Butterfly both by Grieg, Miss
and "Anitras Dance" from Peer Gynt"
suite, and 1.-The Passing of the Norwegian
Bridal Procession" by Grieg. Miss Eliza
beth AlbersA4nd Miss Mcdonnell.
Musical activities at the Y. NJ c. A
last week included a musical Friday even
ing in the assembly hall, in which Miss
Mary Helen Howe presented Miss Loretto
Sullivan, mezzo-soprano; Miss Florence
Stonebraker. pianist and contralto: Her
man r. Hoffman, violinist (of the United
States Marine Band). and Miss Elicit,
pianist Miss Stonebraker sang Flower
Song" from Faust; Miss Sullivan gave
'"rhe Swallows,' by Del Acqua, and to-
gether the young singers gave the popular
"Barcarole," from Tales of. HOFFMAN," ;"
Miss Howe contributed several numbers.
Brewer; aria from 1.-THE Queen Of Sheba'
and lie Nil.r by Leroux. and AVE
Maria." by Gounod. the last two with obli-
cato by Mr.. HOFFMAN, and Miss Stone
braker at the piano.
The Rubinstein Club held its annual
meeting Wednesday morning. at the close
of the rehearsal, for the nomination of
officers for teh ensuing year, with the
following result: For president, Mrs
Dalgleish and Mrs. E. q. Herndon; first
vice president. Miss Matte Gibson and
Mrs. E. P. Dickinson: second vice presi-
dent. Miss Edna Sheehy and Mrs
Thomas Mcconnell: treasurer, Mrs. AL
fred T. Gage and Mrs. Eugene Brown:
secretary. Mrs. Elmer Curry; librarian,
Mrs. Carl Stuhler and Mrs. F. r. Lord
Mrs. Blair, musical director. left after
the rehearsal for g. short stay in New
York.
Fritz A. Mueller. violoncellist of the
United States Marine Band, and Nation
Boyce organist of st. Matthews Church,
were heard in joint recital Tuesday even
ing at the Library of Congress. giving