Evening star., 1912-11-24

"Arbutus.'' Miss Esther Solomon: Carroll
ing the Birds Miss Lois Nichols: Light
Cavalry" Miss Ruth Bell; violin solos.
Thine Owne," Clarence Bruce, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Beall. and Mel
ody of Love-" Miss Eulalia Th1mps6i:.
accompanied by Miss Lillian Casey: piano
solos. 'Polacca Brilliant. Miss Lillian
Cleveland, and TIP in SWING" Elmer
Burrus; Orchestra, Under the Flag Of
; Victory"
Harry H Campbell has been engaged
as basso of the quartet OF the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. The other
members OF the quartet are Miss He.en
contralto: W. E. Braithawaite. tenor and
director, with Mrs. Sparks organist.
, Edgar T. Hart. young violinist OF
this city, has entered the professional
field of the south, and last week made a
successful appearance in recital in Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler surprised
her friends last Monday evening at the
pearing in some fancy dances, in addition
to contributing. as usual. some vocal num-
bers to the program Both her singing
and dancing were enthusiastically re-
ceived. Tuesday morning Mrs Gawler
took Part in recital before the Wash
inSton Club. giving a group psof songs by
Coleridge Taylor with fine effect. Friday
evening Mrs. Gawler sang at the Congre-
gational Church, her selection being
Campions Ninety and Nine
Miss Pauline Whitaker, contralto solo
ist Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. will sing at the services of the
Eighth Street Temple during the absence
of the regular soloist, Mrs. kaEsher,
formerly Miss Ir-Ca Stern.
The first of a series of class meetings
was given yesterday afternoon at the
studio of Miss Vera Corey. Musical num-
bers were contributed by Helen Brehin.
G. Evans, Helen Hall. Fannie Chamber
lain and Henrietta Berens.
De Cortez Wolfungen will give the Of
fertory number this morning at the As
cension Church. when he will sing the
.'Sanctus'' from Gounod's st. Cecilia
Mass" assisted by the chorus choir un-
der the direction of Mrs. Virginia Good
win McRoberts.
Louis Mandy, director of the orchestra
at Polls Theater, is varying his musical
work by playing Sundays at the services
of the Second Presbyterian Church. L.
E. Manoly his father. and Leo Schultz
ceilist, both members of the philharmonic
Orchestra, will be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mandy during their stay in the
city tHlS coming Weeh
The recital for the blind at the Library
of Congress Friday evening. was given
by Miss Patsy Prewitt. Miss Carolyn Goff
George H. Miller, George Thompson and
!! Miss Matte Herrell, and among the
selections given were the soprano solos,
Il Did Not Know" by Marchal- Loepke:
Spring Flowers" by johnson; "Florian' $
Songs by GODDARD. Miss Prewitt; con-
tralto solos. Loves Rhapsody" by
Water and ''The Moon Drops Low"
Miss Goff: baritone solos. 20 du mein
holder Abendstein. from '"Tannhauser,"
Bridal Procession by Grieg; 'Preludes,
Nos and %, opus 2s,'' by Chopin. Mr..
Thompson; reading. Miss Herrell.
The following musical program will be
rendered today at the First Congrega-
tional Church. Morning. organ prelude,
by Smart; anthems, Open to Me the
the Lord, by Gounod: offertory duet.
Love Divine, All Love Exceliing, by
Stainer, Mrs. Smart and Mr.. ogden;
organ postlude. allegro Appassionata,
by Guilmant. Evening, organ preinde, by
Wely; anthems, He Shall Come Down,
Mendelssohn; choir hymns. some Bless
ed Day" by Nevin; organ postlude in F.
by Gade.
The choir of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church, under direction of Edwin Callow.
win sing this morning the anthem. 20
Lord How Manifold are Thy Works."
and Miss Gertrude Trow will give Allit-
sens Song of Thanksgiving" at the
offertorv In the evening the choir num-
her will be Himmers Incline Thine Ear"
and the offertory solo will be 20 Rest in