Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-06

The twelfth season of public Lenteu
organ recitals at old ST. Johns Church,
Lafayette Square. will begin Saturday
afternoon a 4:4O, and will continue each
Saturday until Easter. These recitals
have always proved attractive fea-
ture of the Lenten season at this church
and the present course will be fully up
TO the standard maintained in the past
The organists to be heard include II. HI.
Freeman. chOirmaster of the church:
Donald II. breeze of Mount Vernon M. f.
Church. DR.. A. Madeley Richardson Of
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, Baltimore:
Harold d. Phillips of the Peabody Conser-
vatory, Baltimore, and Lorraine Holloway
of ST. Davids Church, Baltimore. Among
the assisting soloists will be Anton kas-
par, violinist; Richard Lorleberg, violon-
cellist; two boy soloists from St. Paurs
choir, Baltimore, a double quartet of
mems voices from ST. Johns choir, and
Mr.. Arthur II. Deibert, bass soloist of
ST. Johns choir
The Nordica Guitar, Mandolin and
Banjo Clubs, under the direction of Mr.
Walter T. Holt, gave a program of I'M
usual interest Thursday evening at Trim
|ity Parish Hall. under the auspices of
the Mems Guild of st. Agnes Episcopal
Chapel. The club was assisted by a
ladies' quartet directed by Mr. Oscar
Franklin Comstock, Mr.. Charles W.
Moore. basso: Miss Ada Craver, soprano,
and Mr. Henry Rule dramatic reader
The personnel of the Nordica clubs is as
follows: Mandolins-Messrs S III. Beck
b. Gordon Miss a. B. Crown, Miss Agnes
Dillon, Miss A. l.. Dawson. Miss Anna
Gregory, Miss Alice E. Hill, Miss Fay
Holtzclaw. Mrs. T. NJ Hendricks. Mr.. Os-
good Holmes. Miss l.. A. r. krase, Mr.
+. Z. Kock, Miss Irene March. Mrs. ].
p Majors. Mr. Arthur Merriam. Miss
NJ. r. Murray, Miss Ethel Nugent. Mr..
j. \. Parks. Miss l. V. Shirley, Mr.. Mon
roe S. Snyder. Mr.. Charles Stutsman,
Miss $ H Sipher, Miss Lucy Smith.
fanny, Miss f. F. Walker. Miss G. NJ
Walsh, Miss Lillian Whitaker. Guitars
Miss S. NJ. Alden, Miss S. E. Beamer,
Mrs Don p. Blaine, Mrs. J. H. Doty, Mr.
A. l.. Murray, Mrs. w. r. Ross, Mr.
Robert J. Spindler. Mrs Charles Suits
man Miss F. w Tibbetts, Miss H. l.
Walsh. Miss A. H. Wurdeman. Banjos-
Mr.. Dufour Brown, Mrs. J. H. Doty, Mr.
G.. G. Furbershaw. Mr. S. J. Gompers,
Mr.. Ray B. Gordon, Miss Alice E. Hill,
Mrs. G. F. tombstone, Miss A l. Murray,
Mr.. Robert ]. Spindler, Mr.. Charles Suits
man, Mrs. Charles Stutsman. Miss Bessye
Tiffany. Miss Julia Woodward, Miss
\ special program Of music has been
arranged for the service today at the
Lutheran Church Of the Epiphany, 1872
Vermont avenue. The numbers will in
clude Gounod's Send out Thy Light and
20 Divine Redeemer. Shelley's Hank
Hark, My Soul" Holden's I'm Heavenly
Love Abiding and Seek Ye the Lord, =
by Warren. with tenor obligato sung by
Mr.. Thomas l.. Jones.
Miss Florence Girouard. soprano. will
substitute for Miss Edith StoWell today at
the First Baptist Church.
The evening with the choir which
was to haze taken place last Sunday
evening 1T the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church
was unavoidably postponed. and the pro-
gram prepared for that occasion will be
given this evening. 1t will include the
quartet. There Is a Green Hill Far
Away; contralto solo. THE Lord Is My
Light (Allitsen). Mrs. Mark; duet. so
Thou Lifteth Thy Divine Petition STAIN
err Messrs. Glider and Hicks: quartet
Savior. When Night Involves the Skies
Harry Rowe Shelley; soprano solo. AN
gels Ever Bright and Fair CHandeD,
Miss Kaspar; quartet, Praise Ye the
Father (Gounod. The quartet is COM
posed of Miss Franceska kaspar. soprano;
Mrs LIE Roy Mark. contralto: Mr.. lie
Roy A. Glider, tenor and Mr.. James $.
Hicks, basso. with Mrs. Kirk l.. Russell
as organiSt.
The fifth musical entertainment of the
season by the Washington Saengerbund
will take place this evening in the hall of
the bund The entertainment will open
as usual with a chorus by the Saenger-
bund, ''AIorgen i'm Valid (Hagao. This
will be followed by piano solo, Rhapsody
No. l.; Uisztl, Mr.. William A. Engel ir ::
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