Evening star., 1915-02-21

by Krebs tpupil of ]. S. Bach); Youth :"
from symphonic poem for organ. Life" ;"
by Nicholl: "Traumerei,' by Schumann: !:
"Gavotte" and ''Musette." by J. s. Bach;
overture to "Sakuntala," by Goldmark
Thursday afternoon, Samuel Leech
student in music major" in Western
High School and one of the most prom
a talk on the pipe organ and played the
following in Illustration: Concert
nance in D Flat" by Lemare; "Offer-
tore; ..11,e,,I IN D Flat Minor." by Batiste:
w. c. MacFarlane; "Cantabile," by Cliff
ford Demarest, and "Scherzo Sympho-
nique," by Faulkes.
Elmo Jasper, baritone, was the offer
tory soloist last Sunday at Westmin-
ster Memorial Church, when he was
heard in Van de Waters setting of
''The Publican"
artists recital. given by the pianist.
Marta Milinowski, under the auspices
of the Friday Morning Music Club, her
Ps9sram Pafs IA iHsluding M;nnl the Brahms SO
saises." by Beethoven; ''Nocturne," Op
o2; Etudes." Op. rs, Nos. and 8; by
the Sea-" by Smetana; "Paysage," by
Liszt, and the Schulz-Cevler arrange
ment OF the Blue Danube Waltzes,"
Two nine-year-old girls, Marjorie
McCarty and Gertrude Smallwood, gave
a.. recital last Saturday afternoon, play
ing from memory, "Minuet in D" and
Sonata in G." by Beethoven and selec-
ton from the Tales of Hoffman,"
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the double
fh~
Wrightson,, with Harvey Murray, as
usual. at the organ, will give the fol-
lowing program: Anthem, Bow Down
Thine : Ear" by owst Incidental solo.
rSe Good So s1lo
pear" from Gounod's "Redemption"
Gncidental solos. Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler and Miss Harper): Consider
Mr.. Backing); 'Now as Twilight Gath
ers." by Fess. At o'clock the evening
choir Of 100 voices, with solo quartet,
VIII render the following numbers: Or
gan gan prelude, Me M. Elevation" e by Chami-
Lord. by Roberts Incidental solo, Mr.
Ye People" and Lord God Of Abra-
ham. ham" from Elijah" Charles Trow-
Of the Righteous" by Foster Gnciden-
tai solo. Mrs: Gawler); God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" by Marks; organ
postlude, 'Maestoso," by Faulkes.
The music at the services of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church today
will include this morning the organ
prelude "F'antasie in E Minor" by
Merkel; anthem. Hear. Q Lord" by
tor." by Tanofka; % organ p postlude' e' "Fes- Fe
tival March," by Guilmant. This even
ing there will be the organ voluntary
"Pastrale," by Salome; anthem, by the
quartet. Hast Thou Not Known" by
ciety. 20 Rest in the Lord" by Men
delssohn; organ postlude, "Marche So
lenelle." by Gounod. The quartet of the
church Is composed of Mrs. Haycock.
soprano; Miss Ada Arundel. contralto;
G. D. Church; tenor. and A. G. Gorback.
bass. with Miss Marguerite O'Toole,
organist and director.
The Gaelic Society held its February
meeting at the Comstock studio Tues
day evening, when DR.. P. ]. Lennox
read paper. and the following pro-
gram of Irish songs was given under
the direction of Miss Jennie Glennan:
The Coulin." a fourteenth century air,
arranged in 1641 by Maurice O'Dugan;
The Dawning of the Day." seventeenth
century air, attributed to Thomas
O'Connellan; For Ireland I'd Not Tell
Her Name," eighteenth century (Fineen
ScannelD; 1.-THE Land in the Clear Air.
words by Sir Samuel Ferguson. all
sung by Miss Mary Eleanor Sullivan;
The Foggy Dew" (Stanford setting)
Down by the Sally Gardens" by Will
liam Butler Yeates. and Farewell,
Mari" (Welsh air). by Lloyd Williams.
Arthur Green, tenor.
Miss Ethel Lee. the young Washing
ton cellist who has spent the past two
seasons in New York city, where she
has made a success in her professional
work. spent the week at her old home
in this city. She came primarily for
the wedding of Miss Marie Woodward
and Eugene Sanchez, but remained long
enough to visit and be entertained by
her old friends in Washington.
The musical tea given by the Mount
Pleasant Chapter of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ]. o. Akers, on Fairmont
street was a delightful musical treat
as well as a social and financial sue
cess. Miss Frances Chickering gave a
number of quaint Rotations, and Mrs.
Bertha Lincoln Heustis. Mrs. A. D. Mel
vim and Miss Jane Fishback each add
ed to the pleasure of the occasion by
giving musical numbers. In the receiv-
ing line were Mrs. Henry Gosling, pres
ident of the Mount Pleasant Chapter,
and Miss Custis, vice president, with
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly and Miss
ElIZdUelH 1lcTCc, pTcSlucuI ana VICE
president, respectively, of the Y. w.
G. A.
The musical portions Of the service
at Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church
today under the direction of John G.
Klein will include this morning the
quartet, God So Loved the World" by
Stainer, sung by Miss Lillian Taft, Miss
Ada Boteler. Alvin D. Drummond and
Mr.. Klein; alto solo, Jerusalem" by
Parker, Miss Boteler. The evening
service will be patriotic in character
and the music will be star Spangled
Banner" Miss Anna Bresnan and choir
I'VE are Tenting Tonight" Mr.. Klein
and choir: "Recessional," by de Koven,
Mr.. Klein: Grown Washington" to the
music Of "Suawnee River" by the choir.
Mrs. Klein will be, as usual, at the
organ.
The music at Epiphany Church today
will include "Benedicite," by Best;
"Benedictus," anonymous; offertory,
There Is a Green Hill Far Away" by
Gounod. At the organ recital before
the evening service, beginning at 7:40
o'clock. McHenry McChord will play
Funeral March," by Chopin: Moon
light" by S. Karg-Elert, and Sunset
Melody" by Vincent. At the service
at o'clock the choir will sing Mag
niflcat" and Nunc Dimittis, both Gre
gorian setting, and the offertory selec-
tion will be "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" by Ambrose.
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