Evening star., 1912-11-24

lem. At the morning service Mr.. Hammer
will be heard at the offertory in The
Earth Is the Lords" by Frank Lynes.
The senior class Of the Virgil Clevier
School held it's first musicale Wednesday
evening, when the following program was
rendered: First movement Of Sonata in F
minor. by Beethoven, Miss Mabel White
Dowell, and first movement of Sonata in
F major, by Mozart, Miss Louise Mar.
but; March Mignon, by Poldini and Ron
do. by Field, Miss Isora Bingaman; Con
cert Valse, In major. by Moszkowshi
Miss Ruth Ebaugh: first movement oi
Concerto in c major, by Beethoven. Mis-:
Corinne Bracket; Fugue, by Rheinberger
Isl Oisiau j'etais," by Henselt and
Scherzo from Concerto Symphonique. No
4, by Litolff. Miss Katherine May Brooks
The class was assisted by Miss Nellie r
Monks, soprano Of Eastern College. Nir'
ginia.
At this evenings service at the Church
of the Covenant. beginning at O'CLOCK
the evening choir under the ulrectlor
of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey
Murray at the organ. will give the FOL
lowing musical program: Organ prelude
in D. by Horatio Parke-'. Professional
hymn, The Son Of God Goes Forth to
War by Gutter 20 Lord How Mani
fold" by Barnby 20 Worship the the King, (,
IL.
Barnby. Mr. Wrightson and the choir
When Morning Gilds the Sky" by Barn
by. .Sevenfold Amen" by Stainer Or
gan postlude, Mendelssohn.
Miss Clarine McCarty was the soloist
of a recent recital at the National School
of Domestic Arts and Sciences. her well
chosen program proving very enloyapie.
Among her numbers were Schumann
"Papillons;' An den Fruh;ing, I. e. cs,os mog.
"Reverie du Soir'' and Al Iabesque in q.
by Debussy; .'Nalse de Concert by
Wieniawski: sextette from Lucia di
Lammermoor," by Leschetizki Gor left
hand alone): ''Sonetto del Petrarca and
Polonaise," E major, by Liszt.
The Washington Oratorio Society. which
meets every Monday evening at o'clock
in the chapel Of the Church of the Cove
nant, took up the study of the cantata.
1.-The Word of God" by SprOss at the last
rehearsal Ninety-six members were
present, including some of the leading
soloists, Organists and choir directors OF
the CITY, The object of the society is the
study of oratorfo and the higher classical
sacred music The society invites and
welcomes to its meetings all singers and
musicians who are interested in this par
ticular branch of music and hopes that
the musicians will. accept this invitation
in the broad sense with which 1t Is eX-
any of the rehearsals. which are always
held on Monday evenings.
At the morning service at Mt. Yer
non Place Church Miss kanah Mcintosh
will give a contralto solo at the offer
tory. her selection being Barnbys The
Good Shepherd" At TAO this evening
Fulton B. Karr, the organist. will give an
organ recital, his numbers including: Fl
male by Lemmens. Sextette from Lucia
di Lammermoor,'' Cantab.le by Lemaigre
and Barcarolle from The Tales of Hoff-
anthem by the choir, ''Ye Shall Dwell in
the Land" by Stainer. which will be
sung unde rthe direction of Miss Rosa
NJ. BuSey.
Oscar Franklin Comstock Sunday
night organ recitals in Trinity Church
have become quite popular. This even
ings program. beginning at 7:3O, in
cludes. Procession du st. Sacrement,
Chauvet; 'Larghetto." by Wesley;
Canon" in B minor. by Schumann
Scherzo by Gigoud and Evening Song, =
Custard.
William ]. Oates gave the first of mis-
seasons musicales Thursday evening at
the Foster Recital Hall. when the fol-
duet. Return of Spring Misses Grace
Brauner and Katharine Leckey: Liano
solo. Budding Flowers Miss Alva
Crimmins: violin solo. fifth Air Varie,
Master Ernest Butts asss pano duet o1re Torch Ma
Munnerlyn and Virginia Sargent; violin
solo, bohemian Girl" Miss Nellie Kid
we'll, accompanied by Miss Anna kidwell
piano sclo. .'Nocturne, Miss Virginia
Sargent; orchestra. Spirit of independ-
enoar. violin solo, "Berceuse' from
"Joceiyn," Thomas Hopwood. accompan-
led Nv Miss Daisy Hopwood; piano solo,