Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

ed by Mrs. Daleleish. The choruses
were especially fine for tone quality.
among them being Spring Song by
kieserling: "Amaryllis' arranged by
f'arlow); the waltz song. "Carmena,"
by Lane Wilson: 'Barcarolle," from
vencal. by Del AcQua. Miss Viola
Schippert sustaining the incidental
solo in the last named and J. NJ Cur
tin. bass, filling similar part in the
"Niennese Serenade.' by Stevenson.
Mrs. Blandy's accompaniment to the
last number was supplemented by
Ruby Stanford. violinist: Ruth Jones,
cellist. and Locke Kincer. organist.
Miss Schippert sang also Thou Bril-
liant Bird" from The Pearl of Bra
zil. with flute obligato by Clayton
Lindsay. and Mr.. Curtin was notably
fine in his Interpretation of Handlers
Where'er You Walk" Other num-
bers included the negro spirituels, Go
Down. Moses" and Nobody Knows
the Trouble I've Seen" both by Bur
leigh. sung by Miss Margaret Rogers,
Josephine Daily and Freda Steffens /;
Irish Love Song" by Lang, and Rog-
ers' The Star" Cecile Sale; Blossom
Land tElliott. Helen Staufrer:
Adieu. Forets." from Jeanne dare"
tTscha ikowsky), Lydia Bigelow: Mon
d nes,r 'Sevin), Helen Barbee: Wan
White -
Love and Music" from La Tosca. y
Virginia Robinson; Where My Caravan
Has Rested nohD and Look Down.
~ Hear Thrush at Eve" (Cadman).
lrma Horton; MY Boat Lies Waiting
Here" (Tobeski). Hilda Alderman:
because" (d'Hardelot. Edith Klotz
MY Dreams tTostD. Lasalia McCaf-
derson Mi Matey of Laughter san
willamette" Del 'Acqua), Katherine
Crook: Angus Macdonald CRockeD.
Gertrude Misel: Leave Me Not Mat
fe ana Mrs Nj g.. Ernest nest Hinge: From the
Winfield Hart "Chanson Provencai;
Del 'Acqua), Elsie Jorss; aria from
The Queen of sheba' (Gounod), Jose
mrs Mon,ssue corh ssnlsht Warel
(TostD. Mrs. Milton c. White; Until
tSanderson) and Swiss Echo Song"
(EckerD. Edith Graham; Smiling
Thru, PENN. Inter Nos (McFadden)
and Jest Her Way (Aitken), Eliza
viata" tverdD. Frances Scherger; 1.-The
Winds in the South Today" (Scott).
Mrs. Ethel Palmer; 1.-The Swallows"
(Cowen). Mabel Swanson; slave Song
(Del Riego). Nena Spence; "Salve Re
d. \.
Fine Day" (Puccini). Margaret Huss;
Come, for It's June (Forster). Cecilia
Sweeny; flushed is My Lutte phil
lips). Virginia Bigelow; Somewhere
Wete), Verona Horen; Love Song
F'legierl. Blanche ,Latterner; violin.
Spring Song" (Stern), Helen Kalstrom;
Corp. Alvin H. Eley. tenor. of New
York. was the soloist Saturday even
ing at the twilight musical given at
Edgemoor, the home Of Mrs. Evans
Browne, at Bethesda. Md. The affair
was arranged by Miss Wheatley for
the benefit of the organ fund of st.
Johns Church at Bethesda and was
both musical and financial success.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson left yes
terday for his summer home at Ogon-
quit Me, where he will remain until
the opening of the season in October.
Before leaving he announced the en-
gagement Of Richard P. Backing.
tenor, as soloist of Gurley- Memorial
and Miss Mary Beiser. contralto. for
the months of August and September.
Mr. and Mrs. Will c. Stierlin have
returned to the city after a months
vacation spent at Atlantic City.
The triple quartet Of Gunton Tenn
pie Presbyterian Church, directed by
John G. Klein. will sing for the last
time this season at this mornings
service. when they will render FEES
tiva1 TIE Deum," by Buck. and "Tarry
with Me. o My Savior" by Baldwin.
Lord, Be Merciful," by Bartlett. and
Miss Elizabeth Lackey will be heard