Evening star., 1914-02-01

Hunting Song, both by Heller, and
.Nalse Arahesque.' op, 81. by Lack,
Curtains Drawn" by Ferrata, and the
Quest by Eleanor Smith. Dorothy San
ford; piano solos. THE Maiden's Wish. "
by Chopin-Liszt; Norwegian Bridal Pro-
| cession,' Op. IL. No. =, by Gries Mar
sarita l.. Moreno; piano solos. "Rondo,' in
| + fiat. by John Field .Nocturne.' OPP.
| II. by Brassin. and ''Soirees de Vienne, .
No L. Schuhert-Liszt. Ruth Shaw; and
| chorus, ITO the Crocus." by Sharpe, and
| 'Minuet." by Dell Acaua.
| Invitations have been issued to a lee
| ture by John c. Freund of New York
| Saturday evening in the auditorium of
lect of the lecture is The Eplift of Music
| in america" and the affair is under the
| auspices of the District of Columbia
| Chapter Of the American Guild of Or
ganists, the Rubinstein Club and the
Piano Teachers Association. Cards may
! Howe.
The chorus choir of Gunton Temple
Church, under the direction q Miss
Grace Rurnap. which has heretofore
| been heard only at the evening services
Will in future sing at the morning service
on the first Sunday of each month, be-
ginning ,ha today The musical features of
the service this morning will include the
sanctus' from Gounod's est. Cecilia
Mass: trio. AT Eventide 1t Shall Be
Light" from Gaul's Holy City; Sew
enfold Amen by stainer. Evenng-Pro-
cessional. Sanctus," by Gounod solo,
There Is Green Hill Far Away" by
Gounod; chorus, abide With Me-
The usual monthly musical service will
be given this afternoon at ) o'clock AT An
Saints Church, Chevy Chase. under the
direction of W. II. Taylor. organist and
director, and will include: Staners
evening service in E fiat: the hymns,
WITH fsh'ss5 God ana fbe ess, Harding; "o One
stand Up for Jesus" Geibel; anthems
Hottest. Breathe An Evening Blessing"
Martin. and The Radiant Morn" Wood
ward.
Mrs. Keefer and Mrs. Barnard will
singn., at the Recital preceding the serv-
, ice, the duet, Come Unto Him. from
The Messiah" Mrs. Keefer will give
the soprano solos. These Are They"
Mansions. by Macdonald. and The
Lord is My Shepherd" Mrs. Barnard will
sing 20, Rest in the Lord" from Elijah
The quartet of Calvary Baptist Church,
composed of Miss. Mabel Roberts. So
prano: Mrs. William T Reed, contralto
Rlchard F. Backing, tenor, and Theo-
dore /. Apple bass. under the direction
OF Louis A. Potter, jr.. will give the reg
uiar monthly evening with the choir
tit4S cNcii'Hs' "Heit tie singers VIII be as
sisted by Miss Elizabeth Wilbur violin
ist The program will include a solo by
Miss Wilbur; quartet. ''Ye Shall Go ont
with JOY by Vincent: Come Unto Me"
| by Chadwick; "Henceforth When Ye
Hear His Voice" from Mendelssobn's s
setting of the ninety-ffth Psalm; NV
Faith Looks Up to Thee by Schneider
with violin obligato; duets, Forever with
the Lord. by Gounod. Mrs. Reed and
Mr.. Backing; The Widows Son Re
stored, from Memberships Elijah -
Miss Roberts and Mr.. Apple, and the fol-
lowing solos: How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings by Liddle. Miss Roberts; NV
Redeemer and My Lord" by Dudley
Buck. Mrs. Reed by the Waters of
Babylon. by Obey Speaks, Mr.. Apple.
| Oscar Franklin Comstock gave a studio
recital Thursday evening which was
largely attended. Miss Mona Roberts
sang two groups of songs in good stvIe
but was most acceptable in Cadman's 5
| The Land of the Sky Blue Water"
Archie Gibson was handicapped by a
| cold but in the quartet his work was
very effective. Miss Marguerite Williams
| played several piano numbers in good
| style. being especially successful in Josef
| Hofman's "Nalse Caprice" Mr. and Mrs
Edward Whitman assisted Miss Roberts
and Mr.. Gibson in the presentation of a
new work. THE Peter Pan Song Cycle :"
| by Trevelsa.
Mrs. Ralph Quick gave IL recent musi-
| cal at her home in the Clarendon when
about fifty guests from Washington, Falls
| Church, Ballston and Clarendon were
| present and were entertained by a well
chosen program contributed by Helen