Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
MUSICAL MENTION.

Jesus. in Thy Mercy" by spross. Mrs.
ness" by Mendelssohn Incidental bass
and tenor solos. Wheeler Wilson and
Henry Kruger): sun Of Ny Soul" by
Evening-organ prelude. AT Even.
ing" by Buck: anthem. Tho King Of
Love Ny Shepherd Is" by Shelley (inci-
dental solos. Miss Jacobs and Mr.. VIII.
the Temple" by Knapp. Mr.. wilson:
anthems. II Hear Thy Voice" Incidental
solo, Miss Meta Craig): God Shall Wipe
Al Tears" by Marks; organ postlude.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. soprano,
and MINIS. Ida Scudo-RagIand, pianist,
were soloists in one of the most en-
SON at the consressiopai Club. Mrs.
Higgins. sang 'Ritourneile." by Cham
made; ''Gavotte." by Lemaire; "Ritorna
sp anSsS by oy cr MGsn sens
by Smetana; and AN Open Secret by
Woodman, and Mrs. Scudo-Ragland
gave Beethoven's Sonata, OPP. ST.:
by hs1. RolSnaa1 b.
Pease. with "Etude de concedt." by
Rubinstein. and "Danse 'des Elfes." by
Sapellnuikoff. for encore numbers.
Paul Whitney Fishbaugh will give
the following numbers in his recital at
the House Of the Temple Scottish
Rite) Wednesday afternoon. beginning
# Sscek by Chant e san;
Paroles" by Tscbaikowsky; "cantiaue
glamour" by strang: "Aliegretto." by
Wolstenholme: "Reverie," by FELTON,,
and Largo" by Handel.
A musical treat was the portion Of
those who visited the reading room for
the blind at the Library Of Congress
Tuesday evening. when Miss Ethel Gil
bert Miner. soprano. and Sergt. Ran.
dali Haskin Trumpe. tenor. were heard
in joint recital. Miss Miner was well
received after each Of her numbers,
but was much at her best in the aria:
''Un bel dr.. frop Madam Butterfly"
why Dost Thou Leave Me?" by Handel:
"Ah. Love But a Day." by Beach. and
"Just This One Day." by Harris. sergt.
Trumpe, who comes from New York.
and has already established himself
was enthusiastically received after his
various numbers. giving 81. Know a
Lovely Garden" by DHardelot; Come
to the Garden. Love" by Mary Turner
mous): IT Hear You Calling Me-" which
was given by special request and had
to be repeated; Mother Machree."
Little Gray Home in the West" and:
and a1a e aovsr There s The program was
brought to a delightful conclusion by
a group of duets by the two. artists.
20 That We Two Were Maying. by
ST. Hy ana sn 1ns sns
ting. The final recital Tor this season
will be given Tuesday evening, the
program to be presented by Mrs.
Kfncheloe.
The choir of the Church of the In
carnation. under direction Of Mrs.
Henry White, will sing this morning:
"venits." by . W9odward; M., 1eg% ~
Buck. and offertory anthem. Savior.
When Night Involves the Skies" by
Shelley, with incidental baritone solo,
by Q. E. Werlich. Emile Margaret
dante. in F Major" by Handel. and
The Girls Glee Club of sidwelrs
Friends School gave q concert last sat
baby hospital camp. the club being
under direction Of Miss Blanche Polk
inhorn. Assisting the organization
were Noah H. Swayne. basso. and An
ton Kaspar. vioiinist; MI. ,,s swans ne
Lewis Corning Atwater and Mr.. Kaspar
program were the. solos. lie Cor" by
s Elssisr; The T,. Wind IND. sp Rass by by
Kneass; "scots VIVA Haze VIZ Wallace
Bled" (old SCOTCH. "Freebooter's
Lullaby" by Wallace: Il Know HILL"
BY Whslpley: brakes Drum" BY
Stanford and Bonnie Dundee eG 10
Jarnefeldt: "schoene Rosmarin." by
safe. Mr.. Kaspar: choruses, ITO the
Spring" by Gounod; Estndtantina;,
Highiand), Nearest and Dearest"
(folk song). "Rockin' Time" by Rhys-
Herbert: 'Dance of the Fairies" by
Hawley; Wanderers Night Song" by
Rubinstein: Glorious ,s,,. Fe T,sst" by
ranged by Gounod. and Spring Song"
by We'll, slee club. The last chorus
was supplemented by an obligato by
Mr.. Kaspar. and the program closed by
Republic" by Mr.. swayne. the gles
club and audience, with Mrs. Maxwell
at the piano.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, So
prano, and Frank Norris Jones. pianist.
cert by students Of the Washington
College of Music Thursday evening at
Central High School. Mrs. Gawler sang
the aria, Vissi .dArte." from La
Tosca, - by Puccini. and Mr.. Jones took
the place of Miss Kathryn Bouck, who
was prevented by illness from play
ing the first movement of Tschaikow-
skis Concerto in B Flat Minor" with
orchestral accompaniment. Among the
remaining numbers were the songs.
Spring" by Tosti,' and BOAT Song"
by Grieg. Miss Mary Kate Bowers;
Lingering Lonely Rose" by Sibella.
and Good Morning. Brother Sum
piano solo. Improvisation" ITO Wild
Rose" and Hungarian Etude." all by
Mcdowell, Miss Clara Young: violin
solos, "Legende in c Minor" by Bohn,