Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-14

(Paladilhe); Bon Jour- Suzon" (De-
labes). and the arias. One Fine Day,
from Nine. Butterfly" and With
verdure Clad" from Haydn's oratorio.
repeated recalls 1.-The Big Brown
Bear (Guion). and The Fire Wom-
an" from a set of Chinese songs. to
her own accompaniment. Miss
ments to the other numbers In her
usual satisfactory way and. in addi-
ton. gave a nocturne and etude by
Chopin and 'Liebestraum." by List.
Mr.. Mueller gave prelude and Toe
cata." by Laekner: in good style and
Sonata. d Major which SO pleased
admirers of the classics that he gave
as encore Beethoven's "Ecossaise" and
composition of his own. entitled
I'm Rebit Rien."
Charles Bright. baritone, will give
a recital Monday evening at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church for
the Rubinsten Club Associate as
wei! as active members are invited
will assist at the piano.
Bessie Egan, violinist. will play this
evening at the First Baptist Church,
and the obligato to Fa iu"s I'm
Dreams I Hear the Angels" to be
sung by Mrs. Florence Howard.
The executive committee of the Ma
tional Library for the Blind will in
augurate serieS'o of monthly enter
talnmentS tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs. John H. Young. These
affairs are intended for the blind SOL
diers from Soldiers Home, St Eliza
beth's and Walter Reed hospitals, as
well as the sightless of Washington.
the program tomorrow will be given
by Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax, mezzo-
soprano; Katharine Riggs, harpist.
and Lila Ahlberg Newdick, reader
Music appropriate to Christmas will
be given also December 20.
Gladys Price. soprano; Martin Rich
ardSon, tenor; Reginald Kasselbaum,
violinist. and Mitchell Bliss, cellis.
viii! be the soloists at the Christmas
praise service of the New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church Bible School
next sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Aline Kronheim. soprano, was heard
IN program of songs and arias last
sunday evening at the Burlington, as
sisted by John Monroe at the piano.
Mrs. W. T. Reed and Edward Albfn
furnished pleasant half hour after
the dinner Thursday evening at the
Arts Club, Mrs. Reed giving several
songs and Mr.. Albin making an ad-
ington." "
Miss Zelda L Miller entertained
s ner class Of piano pupils at tea last
emit being Anna Brock. Marian Bow
ker, Ethel Carter. Mary Doris Craw-
Iord. Helen Fairfax, Roberta Fissel,
Lucille Fluckey, Elizabeth Gaines.
Edith Hobbs, Ruth Hitchcock, Marian
Leahy, Catherine Lewis. Lillian Lun-
enburgh. Ida Miller, Helen Mason.
Grace McCullen, Marie Mofret, Louise
moore, Catherine Morrow. Amy Nor
ton. Albertha Morrow. Elizabeth
Owen. Elizabeth and Juliet Phillips,
Anne Pollard. Augusta Postles. Cara
Reberholt. Elizabeth Riordan. Mildred
Roberts, Dorsey Robinson, Mary Rog-
ers. Mary Rosstead. Loula Salter. May
Shapiro. Catherine Smith. Elsa Tho
tergren, Dorothy Wilson. Grace Yer
ger. Karl Corley. Edmund Corley.
Stanley Fraser, Harold Hobbs. AL
liston and Ulysses Salter. Milton
Scrivener, Tommie Simpson and Wal
ter Thompson.
Mrs. Huron Lawson left during the
week for trip south. She will give
recitals at Oxford. at Lander Col
lege, N c., and at Winston Salem. N.
Mrs. T. S. Lovette. mezzo-soprano.
who has not been heard in Washing
ton for some years. is spending the
winter with her mother. Mrs. Whit
ford. Mrs. Lovette added much to
the enjoyment Of the recent gathering
at Temple Baptist Church when the
mortgage was burned by giving a
group of songs. accompanying herself
She was the soloist also at the meet
ing of the Temple Auxiliary Club.
when she sang with fine effect How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings," by Liddle.
and "Arise, Shine, for Thy Light Is
Come" by MacDermid. Mrs. Grace Du-
four Brown accompanying.
The music at Hamline Methodist
Church today, directed by Edith B.
Athey, organist, will include this
morning the prelude, %Adagfos" by
Page: quartet. Il VIII Worship" by
Story of Old" by West; organ solo.
..Marche Solennelle," by Callaerts.
Evening, organ solos. "Andantino," by
whiting, and ''Orertoire." by PETROL;
quartet. 20. Clap Your Hands To-
gether," by Turner; organ solo. Song
of Triumnh" by Burgess.