Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28
Grace Episcopal Church last Sunday. Dr.
Dales as usual, presided at the organ.

Grace Episcopal Church last Sunday. DR..
Dales. as usual. presided at the organ.
Mrs. Marjorie Bowie has been engaged
as soprano soloist at st. Michael and All
Angels Church. At the song service
this evening Miss Elizabeth Taggart will
sing Gounod's Ave Maria" with violin
obligato by Miss Sloan. and MRS. Mckee
at the organ. Mr.. Hugh Web will also
be heard I'm a solo. "Savior. When Night
Envelops the Sky" (ShelleD.
Gaups passion Service which ranks
among the most effective OF the Lenten
oratories. will be given by thhe choir or
the Church of the Epiphany on Friday
lists will be Miss Haley, Mr.. Backing, Mr.
Barnes Mrs. Gilmore. Mr.. Roberts and
MIR. Conwell. Mr. James G. Traylor is
ehoirmaster, and Mr.. OILS ID. SWEET or
ganiSt.
The choir of the New York avenue
Presbyterian Church will sing Merea-
dante's Seven Last Words this even
ing The quartet is composed of NJ.
Nellie Wilson Shir-Cliff. soprano: Miss
Pauline Whitaker. contralto; Mr.. Joseph
Matthew, tenor: Mr.. John Nolan. bass,
and Mr.. John Porter Lawrence will ,ie-
side at the organ.
Miss Eva Whitford. soloist and precen-
tor of Mt Vernon Church, will be heard
i'm Ciounod's .Oh. Divine Redeemerf this
morning. and the sun of Ny Soul" -
the setting of Sing Ale to Sleep. by T. Twin
Green. at the evening service
The Music Study Club met a. the resi-
dence of Mr.. Hobart Ramsdell Friday
evening The program was given by Miss
Ethel Lee. celiist. Miss Marian West and
Miss Katherine Brooks. pianists; Miss
Reed Miss Minnie West and Miss Hazel
Franklin.
The choir OF the Church of the Ascen-
sion under the direction of Mr.. Helm
rich Hammer. will give Maunder's sacred
cantata "Olivet TO Calvary" "Wednesday.
March 81, at eight o'clock. No cards ~
admission are necessary.
At the Young Women's Christian Home
Wednesday evening informal must
cal was given by Miss Carroll, pianist
and Miss Mary Remey, violinist- Their
selections included two African dances
coleridge-Taylor), minuet in D CMozarD.
Alteration BorowskD, .'Wiegenlied"
(Hauser). "Humoreske" (Dvorak). Miss
Remey: prelude (Chopin), minuet (BiZeD,
..E,rotick' (Grieg). Miss Carroll.
The pupils Of Miss Helen Gladmon were
heard in recital Friday evening. assisted
by Leon Nuspaum. ylollnist, ana Hllua
given by Frances somerviie; , Luc.ss
barley. Leah Gladmon. Helen Hulse.
Helen Stake. Marie Powers. Katherine
Rohrer. Jennie Darby, Helen Stake, Mar
garet Wise. Marguerite Nusbaum. Helen
Sjmpson. Mildred Moore and Mildred
Cornwell
The forty members Of the Apollo Or
chestra. directed by Mr.. Albert +. john
the Rrightwood Park Methodist Church.
The song numbers were given by Mr..
CLYDE Z. Edwards and Mrs. Frank j.
Netcalf. accompanied by Miss Mabel c.
Sands.
A newly organized musical club met
yesterday evening at the studio or MI
g. Frank Gebest when the following
ture. "Hebrides." Miss Grace Adams and
Selene Dortch, Messrs. Lassalle Spier and
Robert Gotta: Song Without Words
No. ~, Miss Lucretia Lawrence: piano
Misses Goodall and Meyer; Song With
out Words" No. II, Mr.. Fl. Kennedy;
soprano solo. Hear. Ye Israel" Miss
BERTHE Thompson; sketch of life and
Morse: Song Without Words" No !.
Mr.. L. r. Fewell; "Capriccio Briilante
Mr. Lassall Spier. accompanied 10y Is:
Frank Gebest on second piano; vocal
duet ooh Vert Thou in the Cauid
Blast" Misses Thompson and Mclean;
Spinning Song" Mr.. Il. Frank Gebest.
Mr.. r. +. Brooks. assisted by Mr. Rich
ard H. Nugent. jr-, Friday evening gave
the fourth organ recital in the series
which have been a feature Of the Lenten
services at St. Luke's p f. Church The
program included: Overwhelmingly in
r sharp minor tRink); Motive Cantabile''
1DarwalD; melody in f. arranged for the
organ by f. NJ. Lott (Rubenstein): Der
ceuse." postlude in T. fiat Uefebure-
WelyD. Tenor solos: Just for Today
(Abboto, THE Plains of Peace" tBar-
nard).
Mr.. Henry II. Freeman. organist and
of st. Johns Episcopal
Church will give organ recital at ST. .
Luke's z. r. Church this evening. as
sisted by Master Charley Horton, soprano
solo boy of st. Johns choir.