Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-26

opening number Of the program, Beet
hoven's Sonata, Opus IS" and Miss Ed
Eyes" by Arthur Foote; THE House and
the Road" by Theresa Garrison. and
Helen Donohoe De Yo was delightful in
her rendition Of the songs. When Cher
ries Bloomed," by Cadman; The Birth
day." by Huntington Woodman and
'Laddie." by Thayer. and responding to
applause gave an additional number.
Douglas G. Miller entertained Wednes-
day evening at the third Of his midsea-
son musicals. Miss Aileen Miller and f.
Taylor Chewing gave the program, and
were each the recipient of much COM
mendation. Mr.. Chewing has a tenor
voice Of good quality and was at his
best in the songs, ITO YOU" by Speaks,
and ''Tis All That I Can Say" by Hope
Temple. his other numbers including
Where Dreams are Made" by Johnston
Thee" by Barrett; The Perfect Day.
by Carrie Jacobs Bond Where the
ALBANIA Flows" and "Allah Be With U.s.
both from ''The Lover in Damascus by
Remembrances,' by Bischoff, and "Ecs-
tasy." by Rummel. Miss Miller sang
Elm Ton by Cornelius: Der Tod und
das Madchen." by Schubert "Fruh-
from 'Jeane dare" by Tschaikowsly
Indian love lyrics. 'The Temple Bells
and LESS Than the Dust Kashmiri
song, and Till I Awake by Finden:
allah by Chadwick; Brown Rose
Song of the Chimes" by Worrell; DE
Las Long Res" by Carrie Jacobs Bond
my Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from
Samson ct Delilah,'' by Saint-Saens
Miss Miller possesses a soprano voice of
pleasing quality, and was especially ac-
ceptable in the numbers calling for
pianissimO effects. Neville D. Miller ac-
companist, proved skillful and sympa-
thetic.
| The fourth special musical service of
! the evening choir of 100 voices Of the
| Church Of the Covenant will be given at
| that church this evening at o'clock, I'M
der the direction of Sydney Lloyd Wright
son, with Harvey Murray at the organ.
The musical portion of the service is de-
| voted entirely to the compositions of
Felix Mendelssohn. The program follows:
| Organ prelude. Adante from Quartet;
Sing; soprano solo. Jerusalem. Thou
That Killest the Prophets from st
| Paul" Miss Gertrude Reuter-: hymn, "Oh.
Word of God Incarnate": anthem, Happy
duet. Nov We Are Ambassadors" from
| 'St. Paul." Arthur Simpson and George
| III. Miller; anthems. How Lovely Are the
Messengers and THUS Saith the Lord, -
| from st Paul.; offertory cantata. Hear
Ny Prayer" Miss Reuter- and choir: solo.
| Take Heart. Ye Weary" Mr.. Wrightson /;
hymn. Come. Thou Fount of Every
| Blessing: 'Sevenfold Amen" and organ
postlude. Priests March"from "Athalie. /"
At the afternoon service at $3.50 o'clock
today, the following music will be rem
| dered by the double sextet under the
direction of Mr.. Wrightson: Anthem, 1.-The
Lord is My Light" by Marchant: Incl
dental solo by Miss Mary IsobeI Hall;
solo. ooh. Lord Most Holy by Abt, Miss
Hail. duet. "Oh, Divine Redeemer," by
Gounod. Miss Faye humphrey and Rich
ard P. Backing! anthems. Awake.
Awake" by Stainer; BE Ye All of One
Mind" by Godfrey: incidental solo by
| Mrs. Walker Gawler: solo, MY Task. I"
| by Ashford. Mr.. Miller.
The MendelssOhn quartet has been or
ganized again by Sydney Lloyd Wright
son. and is preparing for a public appear
ance in the near future. The singers
! composing the quartet are Mrs Ethel
Hotzclaw Gawler, soprano; Miss Faye
humphrey, cOntralto; Richard P. Back
ing, tenor, and George II. Miller. bass.
There were 143 members present at the
rehearsal of the Washington Oratorio So
c.ety Monday evening at the second re-
hearsal of "Elijah." The society meets
in the chapel Of the Church Of the Cove