Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-03

beth Yung Kwai, Ruth Hillyard, lrma
Wengle, Clare Elliott. Miss Marie Fixes.
Miss Cornelia Lang, Miss Katharine
O'Brien and the selections included com
positions by Schubert. Lack, Meyer-1ei-
mund, Thome and List
Mrs Hazel Wegner Reeder left the
city Friday to fill concert engagements in
Staunton, Va.
Miss Ethel Tozier, pianist. and Ralph
Goldsmith, violinist, were the soloists at
the celebration of the tenth anniversary
of Technical High School last week. Miss
Tozier gave a brilliant rendition or
Chopins 4 fiat major Polonaise, with
the Ecossaise No. /, for encore, and
Ralph Goldsmith gave evidence OF much
talent in two ambitious numbers, "Ro-
NANCE" by Vieuxremps, and Spanish
Dance" by Drdla, which he played with
skill and finish.
special musical service will be rem
dered by the vested choir of Christ
Church, Georgetown, this evening at 8
o'clock, under the direction of Donald B.
macleod, organist and choirmaster. The
program will include the following an
thems: Hear Me When 1 Call by King
Hall; GLORIA in Excelsis," by Berthold
Tours, and new anthem, Savior,
Breathe an Evening Blessing" for bari
tone solo and chorus. composed by Mr..
Macleod, and rendered for the first time
on this occasion. The solos will be Fear
Not Ye. o Israel" by Dudley Buck, sung
by l.. C. Fairbank; Governs ''Thanksgiv-
ing" by Mrs Brown. and Eye Hath
Not Seen" by Gaul. sung by Mr.. Bro
sius. Prof. Mccall Lanham. baritone
of New York city, will sing the offertory
at the morning service.
At All Saints Church. Chevy Chase
the second special musical service this
season will be given this evening, I'M
der the direction Of William II. Taylor.
organist and choirmaster. The program
will include Macnit:cat and Nunc
90 King" and Desire" by Stainer. and
Seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts. The
service will be preceded by recital. be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock. when the fol-
Song" "Trumphant March," ''Benedic-
ton Nuptiale," by Frysinger. for the
organ and Otto Luebkert will sing
from THE Messiah and Lord, God of
Abraham" from Elijah
J. Floyd Harris has resigned the posi-
ton as organist of Luther Place Me-
mortal Church.
Miss Florence Herman held the first
Of her monthly musicals Sunday at her
studio. the program being given by both
young and advanced students Those
Josephine Ney. Helene Klawans. Hor-
tense Rosenthal, Mildred Wallerstein.
Elsie Picard. Allen Kaufman, Jennie
Nordlinger, Hannah Gichper George
Nordlineer, Hiida Youns, Ruth Rcsen-
field, Ruth Schwab, Berenice Rothschild,
Norma Baum, Helen Wallerstein.
The Criterion Orchestra, Hurlbut G.
Winfield, director, will render a special
musical program at Glnton-T"nple Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church this even
ing preceding the regular service. An
interesting program has been ARRANGED.
including consolation Gtns by LIT It;
Handel. Apple Blossoms" Flower
Song" by Lange This is the second
appearance of the Criterion at this
church this season.
The Music Study Club entertained the
members and their friends Monday even
ing a. musical. when an attractive
pianist. played LISTS "Lebestraum'' and
ScarIatti's "Capriccso": Miss Mabel Rob
erts soprano, gave an aria from I'll Trov
atore,'' and d'Hardelot's II Hid My
Love-: Mss Ruby Stanford. violinis:
played Wilhelmj's 'Romanza,' and
'.Swing Song" by Ethel Barnes; Mrs.
Charles Raymond Wentz. contraltos was
effective in Bemberg's chant Venetian"
Crosses oliver" by Fontenailes,. and
Tosti's Donna Vcrrei Mourir"; Miss
Ethel Lee, cellist, played "Kol Nedref
MAX Bruch) and ''Gavotte" padre Mar
tinD, and the affair closed successfully
with the rendition of Trio. opus A.
and West. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Roberts in
Chevy Chase tomorrow afternoon. when
the feature Of the occasion Will be