Evening star., 1921-02-13


"Slumber Boat" (Gaynor) and Milk.
maids Song" (Horatio Parker). Miss
Alma Brevad: The Pansy" and 1.-The
Blue ebelr (McDoweD. and Some.
where Voice Is Calling" (Tate). Miss
Clara NJ: Frank; NO, John. No Gold
English). Misses Mary e. Kelly and
Lillian Coombs; assisting chorus, Mrs
! NJ Louise Fox, Misses Alma Bre-
yad, Lillian Coombs, Clara NJ. Frank,
Mary ~: Kelly, Grace Thorndyck. Nir-
gln1a Webb. Clara Wurster Mrs. Will
liam c. Corbett was at the piano.
The possibilities Of the new organ at the
Church of the Good Shepherd were well
developed Thursday evening in the dedi-
lcatory recital given by Samuel Woods.
| Mr. woods program ranged from grave
OF registration in such contrasting num-
bers as Rheinberger's Sonata in A
Flat" Dvorak's 'Humoresque," tran
scription by Warren of the Evening
Star St. r. Song" from 'Tauhauser' Air and AM
roles (TschaikowskO. 'Salut d Amour,
(Elgar). Sketches (Schumann) and
| Fantasia" (Silas).
The MOtet Choral Society has received
| from the board OF lady visitors of the
Founding Home a letter of thanks for
the proceeds of benefit concert OF st.
Paul. recently given for that institu-
ton. The amount of the collection was
$1,241. To Lieut.. George +. Pickett, Sd,
is due much of the credit for the finan-
cial success. At the rehearsal preceding
| the concert the members of the chorus
presented the musical director with a
handsome English travelling bag. Mr..
w. Arthur Storm made the presentat ton
! address. to which Mr.. Simon responded
with a few words. The contribution of
the chorus for the founding fund was
an unusually generous one.
At the last of the semi-monthly
musical teas at the King-Smith
studios an attractive program was
presented. including Lullaby" Mac
Fadyen). Frances Peck: ''Cadiz' (Al-
benz). Miss Lois McDarris; Wood
land Stiffness" Heise). Mrs Ellis;
Smith; THE Lotus Flower" (Schu-
MANN. Aileen Rice; How Sleep the
Brave" (Wild), Miss Breitenstein: I'm
dian Songs" (Cadman), Mrs. Mills;
IJmpromptn. I'm 1I (Schubers), Estelle
and 'a "snowfurrs" GHn Mendricks5. SaSEasei Maeei
Waller; Loves Decree" (Beaumont)
and top O. the Mornin' (Manna
Zucca), Catherine Collins; "a Dream"
(Bartlett) and When Celia Sings"
(1oir), Josephine Houston.
Miss Pearl Waugh gave a talk at
the Wilson Normal School Tuesday
evening on "The Orchestra" illustrat-
ing the different instruments with
some rare pictures and records of
compositions from the classics.
Miss Gertrude Bolln entertained a
party of friends Thursday evening at
the Lieurance concert, followed by a
supper at her home, at which Mr..
and Mrs. Lieurance and Miss Tack
were the guests of honor.
The novelty of a harp ensemble
concert attracted a capacity audience
to the First Congregational Church
at the first of a series of concerts
to be given there this season. Nellie
thinner, solo harpist; Ethel thinner,
harpist and pianist; Louise Harris,
were the soloists presenting the fol-
lowing numbers:
Hart trio, "Mazurka" (Schnecker),
"Reverie" (Rogers), "Pastorale" (Bel-
lotta); contralto solos. when Two
That Love Are Parted" (SecchD. "Ele-
"Danse de sylphes" (Godefroid); con-
tralto solo, aria from Samson and
Delilah" (Saint-saensl; harp and
piano duo. Concerto" toberthur1 ;
g4aaa Tss *HSs e A"seEs Brown sasp
trio. "Spukhafta Gavotte," "Old Irish
War March" (Poenitz), welsh Ma
tional Hymn" (Thomas).
The College woman's Club was filed
with an appreciative audience recently
when the choir of the Church of the In
carnation, with Mrs. Henry White as
director. gave a song recital under the
auspices Of the Womans Guild of the
Church. The members of the choir were
assisted by Florence Steffens Scott, con-
tralto, Of Los Angeles, Calf; Alice
Douglas Jones. contralto soloist Of the
Mount Pleasant M. E. Church South;
Fred J. Eden. baritone soloist of Trinity
linist, in the following program: THE
Song Of the Open" Ga Forge). "There
Are Fairies at the Bottom Of Our Car
DEM Uehman), Katherine Rich; Sun
and and aria. % 20 h Thou >1RsS1; That Tellest Good
Tidings to Zion." from '"The Messiah
(HahdeD. Alice Douglas Jones: "To
SPRING (Gounod), '"The Spirit Flower
Campbell Tipton1, '.Mammy's Song
''without Thee (D'Hardelot), Tex
strum; adelaide" (Beethoven5. Wilbur
c. Fielder: Sonata" (CorellD. Lynch
IHsnsr Down % A% to Key Kew Hae cs pes
"Come From The Far Away Gamont-
Galbraith), "The Hills of Dawn
(speaks). Mrs: Florence Conklin: An An
(Tschaikowsky), Mrs. Scott: ION the
Road to Mandalay' (Speaks), FINLAND
Love Song (Hawley), "Song Of Steel
(Spross), Mr.. Eden; ''When Was
Seventeen Swedish folk song). "The
Lass O. Killean" civilian Stickles)
Rosemary Lundstrum; shepherd. Play
a Little Air. (Stickles). 'The Big Brown
Bear (Mana Zucca). "Wake Up" (Phil-
lips), Miss Rich: Romance (Ries)
"Canzonetta" (d'Ambrosio), "Serenata'
(Baron), Mr.. Luquer; Far Across the
Desert Sands" from "a Lover in
Damascus Finden): Behave Yourself
Before Folk (GrimmeD. Miss Jones
| my Lord, What a Mornin' (Bur-
| leigh), ''The Wreck Of the Julie Plante'
| (O'Hara), Mr.. Fielder: "Dear Little Hut
| in the Rice Fields (Branscombe) 1.-THE
| Little Gray Dove" na Sarr), Absence
(Rogers). Mrs: Scott:
|B Wonderful 5
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