Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
The Sword of Ferrara." by Billiard.
Hugh l.. Duncan.


Recent affairs in the reading room for
the blind. Library Of Congress, must in
clude a recital given by blind musicians of
program included the piano solos. "Sere-
made" by CORA: and Polka de Con-
Grady: reading. The Lady of the
Mine" by Eugene Field. Miss E. Frances
Rachmaninofr. and La capriceuse," BY
Miss Susie l. Duffy: contralto
solo. ''Once in Awhile" by Caroline
Lowthian, sung by Miss f. Louise Patter-
son. with violin obligato by F. s. Hufty.
THE Proud Lady" by Van Dyke. and "a
New Patriot" by T. A. Daily. Miss Har-
riet L. Stone; violin solo. "Serenata." by
Nolck. French S. Hufty: piano duet,
.'Nocturne." and Wedding March, from
delssohn. Miss Grace Voorhees, and Miss
Cora FIFTEEN: piano solos. Spring" by
Grieg, and 'aCujus Animum," by Kuhe,
H. r. w. Miles: dialect reading.
Changes Bout de Place. r. W. Swami
Mrs Ivy Herriot Shade, soprano, was
tho assisting soloist at the recent re-
eital at the wallace Presbyterian
Church. Petworth, at which Miss
Frances E. Gutelius presented some pu-
Mrs Shade opened the affair with the
the aria "csvatina." from s * husue-
nots." by Meyerbeer. which was enthu-
knsep aha xass the
s 1aWn. Gonac,ea.. Dak love IN so nsn's snd
Goodnight" The remainder Of the
program consisted Of la Siarseiilaise,"
tiers and Alfred Richwine: piano solos,
oyster: wild Horseman." BY sehumann.
sky 4ne1ma eess by 's
Mcdowell. Miss Louise GUIDE; "valse
Ghromatia9e." by Lezchetizky. Irene
Weber; Etude. "a glee); BY Friml.
Msnss rhg1s osn: Ns ct
Heller. Dorothy Beck: soprano solo.
Speaks. Mrs. Shade: piano solo. From
ths By eres Miss Gaays
Ferry knapp: duet. "Traum "a@"Af By
schumann, Robert and Samuel Det-
wiler; solo. "Polonaise." by Chopin.
Mrs. Chandler Sloan. president Of the
Music Club at Tacoma. Wash. sang
at tho Arts Club recently for the
club members and their guests. Giving the
following numbers: when Mabel
Sings" by Speaks; Little Boy Blue"
by Joyce; THE Blackbird's Song" by
Cyril Scott: But My Bird Is Long in
Homing." by sibelius: solos from the
song cycle. "A Lover in Damascus" by
Finden. and my Lover. He Comes on
the Skee." by Clough-Leighter. George
Thompson also added to the pleasure
of the occasion by his well rendered
sesepsa ;n Of the piano
Minor" and Finale" from Sonata" by
Chopin, and Hungarian Rhapsody" by
List.
The choir Of mixed voices Of st. Pat
ricks Church. under direction Of Miss
pices Of st. Patrick's sodality. En-
thusiasm and generous applause seemed
to be the order Of the evening after each
by Deris E. Connell to 1.-THE Star spangled
Banner" and '.Marseillaise." which brought
the affair to conclusion. Among the
numbers was chorus. "A Song of Lib
erty." by Rowland Jones. sung by the
choir: octet. IAN Through the Night, "
by Rhys-Herbert. unaccompanied, rem
dered by Edna Hillyard Howard. Emma
LOWELL sopranos: Caroline Manning and
Catherine Fennell altos: Charles E.
Nolan and ": siias sheetz. bassos: vio-
lin solo, Lillian Koechling; tenor solo,
Mother o Mine" by Tours; encore,
ABSENT, Dy NJ. Metca1, Mr.. Myers: con-
tralto solo. Temple Bells" by Woodford-
F'inden. Miss Manning: encore. Deep Riv-
err; quartet from ''Rigoletta.'' Verdi; en-
core. "Carmena," by ane-Wilson; bass
solo. THE Trumpeter.' by Dix; encore,
Johnny Lad" James Nolan: chorus.
Keep the Home Fires Burning" and
encore. Long. Long. Trail: soprano
solo. Dawn Of Love-" by Cadman; en-
core, Twilight" Mrs. Howard; Sons Of
America" by Pierson, George H. O'Con-
nor and chorus.
DR.. William Stansfield. organist of
the First Congregational Church, will
give short recital this afternoon,
beginning at 2:45 o'clock. preceding the
Community singing" at Central High
School.
Mrs. Henry White entertained at a
musical at her residence Tuesday
evening in compliment to the woman's
Guild of the Church of the Incarnation.
Elsie Carleton Small and Lucy Hig-
gems. sopranos: Katherine Rich, mezzo-
soprano; Gertrude Browne and Ruth
Pope. contraltos. and Quincy E. Wer-
1ein, baritone, gave an Interesting pro-
gram of songs which won much an
probation from their audience. Emile
Margaret White assisted as accom-
PIANIST.
Mrs. Edwinetta S. Zurhorst. soprano,
delighted an audience of soldiers and
sailors at the regular Tuesday evening
entertainment for men in uniform at