Evening star., 1918-06-09
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violin. cello and organ. MY Lady
Chloe" by Clough- Leighter.
At this mornings service at Rock
Creek Episcopal Church (old St.
Paui's) the music to be given by the
double quartet choir. uader direction
will comprise TIE Deum in F. by
Smart: "Jubilate." by Frey. and the
anthem during ofYertory Seek Ye the
| Lord" by Roberts.
At the recent reception at the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church. attended by
, the President and Mrs. Wilson. Earl
Carhauh. bass soloist of the church.
contributed two numbers to the even
ing's entertainment. Give Man a
O'Hara. and "or Virginia Days" by
Morse. At this mornings service Mr..
Carbauh will sing Like as Father"
by Lansing. and this evening. Teach
Me, o Lord" by Bischor. with Mrs.
Wilbur, as usual. at the organ.
The musical garden fete given by
Mrs. r. II. DalRleish. president nj the
Rubinstein Club, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings. proved an
l
many unique features. besides en-
abling her to turn over to the Ameri-
can Red Cross the sum of $3.50. The
stage erected at the rear of the large
garden against a profusion of rambler
roses, made a charming setting for
| those contributing to the program,
most of whom appeared in costume
| appropriate tosthe song. The quartet.
composed of Frances Scherger. Eliza
beth Yung Kwai. D. Austin Howard
George Herbert Wells. which has
made such hit with the soldiers at
the various camps. presented the mu-
sical comedietta. The Fortune Tel
ler." Thursday. and. in response to a
general demand, repeated it Friday
daughter of the counselor of the Chi
nese embassy. in the picturesque cos
tune Of Chinese lady. gave the aria
"One Fine Day." from Madame But
terf1y" and was followed by Paul
Hines. tenor. who has recently re-
and who appeared in his paymaster'f
uniform and made one Of the princi-
pal successes of the evening ir
God Be With Our Boys To.
night" and. for encore, The Trum-
peter" by Dix. Jan CARRIER, violinist
! also assisted each evening, playing
Meditation" from ''Thais": "Souve-
MR." by Drdla: "Rondino." "Libes-
freud" both by Kreisler. and stand
schen" and Cradle Song" both by
ing to the pleasure of the occasion were
the vocal numbers; "Adieu Forets,'
from Jeanne dare" by Tschaikow-
sky. sung by Lydia Bigelow; LESS
Than the Dust by Woodford-Fin-
den. Mary Leitch; THE Bandelero,'
It's June" by Forster, Helen Kali
| strom: slave Song" by Del Riego
Gertrude Misel; The Winds in the
South Today" by Scott. Viola Schip-
pert: Awakening of SPRING" by
| rily Roam" by schlarfarth. Rosalie
Krick; Here in This Garden of Sum-
i mer," by Phillips. Lester B. Poole;
'Springtide,' by Becker. Blanche Lat
terner: "Mammy's Song" by Ware.
Herbert. Mrs. George Corbett; "Davy
Jones' Locker" by Petrie. Milton c.
White; Spring Song" by Phillips,
! Vera Budd; "Chanson Provencal." by
del Acaua, Frances Scherger; quar-
tets: "Garmana." by Lane Wilson
Hines and White: where MY cara
van Has Rested by Lohr, Charles
Richmond: II Hear Thrush at Eve"
BY cadman. and "Rosalie." by De
by Rogers. and Woodland Voices"
| Elsie Jorss; 1.-TWO Eyes of Gray"
Verona Horen; Irish Love Song" and
Springs a Lovable Lady," Josephine
Montague: The Valley of Laughter"
UNTIL" by sanderson. Virginia Rob
inson. Friday evening Mrs. Dalgleish
sang by request Mrs. Bonds timely.
His Buttons Are Marked U. s." and
"Norah." by Piggott. Much of the
musical success Of the affair was due
COMPARTMENTS by Claude Robson.
Others assisting as hostesses, and at
the refreshment tables were Mrs. An
ma Curry. Mrs. Schippert, Mrs. Bige-
e Mrs and Ma,s. ssssrser aasan Msses Mar.d Tsns
| Schippert. Arthur d. Dunlop. Freda
! steffen. Mary DAILY, Helen Staufrer,
Anne Hansen, Verona Horen, Camil-
la Horen, Frances Lieberman. Ruth
Smith. Gladys Thomas. Viola Tasker.
! Kwai. Mrs. Holmes, Leona Feathers,
Mrs. F. A. Gage. r. H. Dalgleish. Rob-
ert Dalgleish. jr.. w. Gurney and Sam
| Darragh.
A concert will be given Friday
| evening at Foundry Methodist Church
! for Troop 246 of the Roy Scouts. un-
| der direction of Mrs. Dalgleish
| Among those who will contribute to
| the affair will be Claude Robson,
rsultH SIdHdHl, lOld SCIlppcTt, Lyuia
Bigelow. Frances Scherger, Mrs.
White. Josephine Montague, Paymas-
| ter Hines. Elizabeth Yung kwai, D.
Austin Howard. S. Theodore Howard
and George Herbert Wells.
Miss Pearl Waugh has sent out INVITA-
tions for a piano recital by her pupils
tomorrow evening at IA Jackson place.
Assisting in giving the program will be
Miss Daisy Fickenshcer. violinist. and
! Miss Ruth Jones. violoncellist. and
among the students participating will be
Frances Lloyd, Emily Hensley, Anne
Blanton, Augusta Thomas. Laurette
Marks, Priscilla Haley, Winifred Mich
aelson. Helene Williams Aff1eck, Louise
Ryan. Dona Pollock. Herminia Ellis.
Helen harrington.
Men in the service were entertained
Saturday evening at the Church Of the
Epiphany with a musical program by
members Of the church choir under di-
rection of McHenry McChord. organist
and choir director. Mrs. Hugh A.
Brown, soprano, gave Happy Song"
by Del Riego, and an English folk
ballad. "A Soldier Song. and, with Miss
Richie Mclean, contralto. was heard in
the duets '"Mammy's Lullaby" and MA
Curly Headed Baby" by Clutsam, and
the choral numbers by the choir in
cluded America. the Beautiful" by
Macfariane: Sweet and Low" by
the Home Fires Burning"
Recent events of intesnst in student
circles should include the recital given
in the cabinet room Of the New Willard