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morning service Mr.. Heartsill sang
For God So Clothed the Grass. by
Bischoh. and in the evening Mrs.
Heartsill gave 20 Loving Father" by
Teresa del Riego. with violin obligato
by william Hill. who rendered also the
oifertory solos. Maternal Caresses," by
Plot. and Schumann's "Abendlied,' at
the morning and evening services. re-
specttively.
Nine. Won UnschuId will give a re-
cital tomorrow at the Visitation Con-
vent. in Georgetown, assisted by her
little daughter, Madeline.
Anton Kaspar. violinist, has returned
from Staunton. Va. where he was heard
IN his annual recital.
At the reception given by the Con-
sressional Club to the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall the music was fur
nished by ladies' quartet composed
OF Mrs. Louise Carson Hill and Miss
Margery Snyder, violinists: Miss Sue
Greacen. cellist, and Miss Minerva
BAILEY, pianist The program included
sate A by Gnes 1lUm ansers pser GEns
by Braga. selections from Samson ct
Delila, by Saint-Saens': "intermezzo."
Gavalleria Rusticana." by Mascagni;
panee bv snaSs sn
Victor Herbert; largo" by Handel:
''Berceuse," from "Jocelyn,' by GODDARD:
Evening Star" from 'Tanhauser." by
Wagner; "Cavatina." by Raft; "Ro-
NANCE by Sinding, and "Barcarolle,"
from Tales of Hoffman"
Mrs. Mignon Ulke Lamasure gave
the third lecture of her second series
Monday afternoon at the Comstock
studio. before an audience of music
fl
raris opera, L'Amore Medico." and
was prefaced by short critique, aft
er which the plot of the comedy was
unfolded. accompanied by a presenta-
tion at the piano in delightful style
of the leading motifs and movements
of the musical setting.
This afternoon at the Church of the
Covenant the double quartet. under d.
rection of sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
with Harvey Murray presiding at the
organ, will render the following pro-
gram: Grant Us Thy Peace" by Men
Soul Awaits" from THE Creation, by
Haydn. Mrs. Gawler. Richard P. Back
ing and ]. Walter Humphrey: Holy,
Holy, Holy" from Gounods 'St. Ce-
celia Mass" incidental solo. Mr. Back
ing: Jesus Thou Fount of Mercy by
Dvorak; Through the Day Thy Love Has
Spared Us by Naylor, incidental solo,
chorus and quartet will sing and Mr..
Murray will play the prelude. "Medi-
tation." by Bartlett: anthems: AT
Eventide 1t Shall Be Light by Wood
man; contralto solo, 20 Rest in the
anthem, THE King of Love My Shep-
herd Is" by Shelley, incidental obli-
cato, Mr.. Tittmann; God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" by Field: organ post
lude Finale in E Flat" by Guilmant.
The music at the Mount Pleasant
clude al the morning service the organ
prelude ''Nocturne" No. l, by Schu-
mann; anthem, 20 Rest in the Lord.
by Burdett; still. Still With Thee" by
by Leprevost Evening service, organ
voluntaries, 'Cavatina.'' by Raft; The
Swan" by SaintSaens: anthem. 20
Worship the Lord by Watson: an
the solo quartet, which is composed OF
Mrs Haycock, soprano; Miss Ada
Arundel, contralto; C. D. Church, tenor,
and Arthur C. Gorback. bass: organ
postlude, 'Marche Solennelle," by ket-
terer Miss Marguerite O'Toole.
The District of Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists met Monday
evening in the Comstock studio. short
business session was held, presided over
by the subdean, Edgar Robinson. in the
absence of the dean. Mr.. Comstock Two
applications for membership We're sub
committee on new members to be ap-
pointed. Among those present were Ed
gar Priest, Harry Wheaton Howard, Miss
Mamie Mullaly. Armand Gumprecht.
lanes Dickinson. James w Cheney. jr..
Albert w. Harmed, Lewis Corning At
water. Edgar Robinson and Fulton b.
Karr The next recital under the auspices
of the guild will be given February % by
Miss Maud Sewall at the Church of the
New Jerusalem.
The program to be given tomorrow
evening. for the blind, at the Library OF
Congress will include two compositions
rarely heard, Sinding's Variations in E
be rendered by Mrs. William Won Bayer
and Mrs. Day, and Mrs. Won Bayer will
play Chopin number and one movement
from the -Clavier Concerto in A Minor"
by Schumann. Mrs. Day accompanying
on the second piano Thomas q. Sher-
man. tenor, will contribute two groups of
songs.
Miss Clarine McCarty. pianist. was
heard last week in recital for the second
time at ST. Joseph's Academy. Emmitts-
turg, Md. Her program included French.
English. German and Russian music, the
composers represented being Chopin.
Saint-Saens. Debussy, Cyril Scott, Schu-
bert, Strauss and List.
musical was given recently in the
pdi iplS ol tHe VI Iol lfIt DelcIl
of the building fund of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church, and under the man
agement of Miss o. a. Thompson proved
musical and financial success. The
program included a piano solo by Full
ton b. karr. soprano solo by Mrs. Ida
+. Corbett, violin solo by Master Henry
Christiani, baritone solo by John J..
Walker. recitation by Miss O. A.
Thompson, violin solo by Master Philip
Dimon, contralto solo by Miss Augusta
Hill, soprano solo by Miss Harriet
Shaw and baritone solo by Fred &
Schaffer. The accompanies We're
Messrs. w. b. Atkins and Fulton B. Karr
and Miss Adele Henritze.
joint recital of violin and piano
students was given last week at the
home OF Mrs. j. VI. Scranage, when vio-
lin solos, were played by Marian Graf
fam and Mao Mathews and piano
Burns. Janetta Goldenherg. Fannie
Rich, Helen ErehIu and Norma Barns.
Al the conclusion OF tile program Miss
Elizabeth Wilbur played "Liebeslied,"
by kreisler: "Au Bord dun Russeau."
by Boisdeffre. and lie Cygne" bv
Salnt-Saens: Miss Vera Corey gave one
piano solo. ''Valse in \ Flat Ma jor." l,v
Chopin, and the two s"loists. with Mrs.
Doing, cellist, played the 'Barcarolle
from Tales of Hoffman,.
The regular monthly rehearsal of the
Rebew Orchestra. II. W. Weber. con
ductor. took place Monday evening in
the lecture room OF the Keller Memo
rial Church. which was Well filed with
an enthusiastic audience. Miss Hilda