Evening star., 1915-11-21

Minor Sonata by Becker.
otto Torney Simon. which gave its first
concert last spring. is now in active re.
hearsal for a second public appearance
Vie {" ".gan.zation meets every Thurs
day evening at the clubrooms and Mrs
Albert jackson. who was for many
Years the organist of Gunton-Tenple
church. is the accompanist.
Miss Viola Schippert. soprano. was
one of the Washington soloists con-
tributi2g to the program at the TWEEN
/ ty-ffth anniversary celebration Mon
day evening of Sherman Bruce Fowler
as crganist and choir director of St
Pauis Episcopal Church. Alexandria
when she was heard in Il Will Extol
Thee" by Costa.
Gun;on-T Temple Church was well filled
Wednesday evening at a concert given
| by the choir Of the church, under di-
rection Of John q. Klein. assisted by
the Rebew Orchestra conuucted by II
w. Weber. The solosts we're lie Roy
Glider tenor. who sang "Vira." by
! Franklin Rilser. and d folk song. AN
gel Gabriel: NJ iss Anna Bresnan. So
/ lrano who was heard in Arditi's waltz
song. III B2c!o": II. Il. Schmidt who
! gave the clarinet solo, "HGppy Be Thy
| Dreams translated by Dr. Andrea
| todal; Miss Mary Alice Maydwell.
re9der. who was accepta bic in An In
visible Day" by e. l. Gebhard. and
Mrs Dodd's Third Husband" BY Myr-
tie Reed. The choir sang '.\h. Twin
| king star" by IA. Kul!ine: Boat
Song" and Lady Bird. botn by Cowen.
and the orchestral numbers included
| the march. Panama Exposition by
/ spiel, by kela Bella; selections from
! Martha: intermeZzo. "Aisha" by
i Lindsay; idyl, Dreamy Moments" by
Enrich: grand fantasie. Home Sweet
tIDhy, i
/ Mrs. John g. Klein assisted at the
piano.
| The musical portions of the service to-
| day AT the Church of the Epiphany will
/ include this morning the professional 30
/ Come. Loud Anthems Let Is Sing by
| Neuus: Te Deum. by Cus;ance Jubi-
| late, uy Smith: offertory anthem My
Trust Is IN Thy Mercy" by Hail: re
cessional. Jerusalem, Ny Happy
Hone" BY Hall. This evening at 40
| there Will be organ recital and at
/ the o'clock service the occasional
Through the Night of Doubt and Sor-
| row, by cambridge: Ma2niticat and
! anthem, The Radiant Morn Has Passed
! Away" by Knapp: Dresden Amen" :"
and recessional, The Son of God Goes
Forth TO War" by Cutler At the
Ths nEssiying services Thursday the
choir will sing. Come Ye Thankful
Stevens: Jub.late. by Tours; Offer
tory anthem. Praise the Lord O Je-
IUsaiem, by Maundcr: rccessionai.
Praise to Gcd. immortal Praise" by
kocher.
Miss Mary A. Cryder has sent out
cards for d musical tea this afternoon
the program to begin promptly at 4
o clock.
The Mgsu-sia Quartet and the Nordica
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestr: gave =
program Tuesday evening at the Home
Club, among the numbers being the over
ture, Jolly Robbers, by Won Suppe. the
orchestra: qu&rtats, 'Fstuqia ntina' by
bore. 'D:nah." by Taylor: Sweet Miss
Ma bE Neidlinger: Sympathy
from The Fire Fly" b. Friml, Mrs.
Ethel Iiolt;claw Cawler. soprano: Mrs.
William I. Reed, contrai;o: Richard p.
backing. tenor, and Edwin Caliow
! bass, with Harry Wheaton Howard. &c
! companist and director: reading,
Tony, the arbBer,' ard ''I'H Footaban
Gam" Edwin Callow: orchestral selec-
! tions. under direction of Walter T.
Holt. Aloha Oe.' Introducing the Iia-
r,aiian steel guitar, by j. w. Beal;
Sons of the Eolga Boatman." arranged
by Odell: moonlight on the Planta-
ton. by Jennings fby requesD, Nor
dica Banjo Club; Memoirs d Amour"
by W. T. Holt, Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra.
Music Will be 9 feature of the dedi-
cation services Wednesday evening at
the Eastern Presbyterian Church. the
prosram including the anthem. Gloria
in Excelsis." By Farmer; Praise Ye
the Father" by Gounod: bass solo,
Evening and Morning" b. Max Spick-
er. Edwin Cal!ow: soprano solo. II VIII
Extol Thee, by Costa Miss Viola
Schippert: contralto solo. Fear Not
le. o Israel. by Dudley Buck. Mrs
Will be. as usual. at the organ and will
be assisted by Guests orchestra.
Mrs. Mar" Sherier Bowie. soprano So
| lolst Of Foundry Methodist Church
Miss Vida Milholland of New York and
Harry Mott Forker, bass soloist of st
stephens y. Z. Church. furnished the
, musical features Monday evening at
the first woman's national defense con-
ference OF the Woman's section of Ahe
Navy League, which took place m the
New Willard. Mrs. Bowie sang Your
Flag and My Flag" and Mr.. Forker
gave poem by John Hay. Thy VIII
bt Done, set to 4 theme by Mcndels-
sohn.
At the Church Of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be gwen by
the double quartet and this evening by
choir Of 100 voices with double quar-
tct, botn services being under direction
OF sydney Lloyd Wriestson with Har-
NeE murray at the organ. The follow
ing are the selections: Afternoon, an
them. 80 Gladstone Light" by Sulli-
van: contTalto solo. "Litany" by Schu-
bert. Miss Beulah Harper: anthem
Eternal Light of Light" by Bracket;
incidental soprano solo, Mrs Ethel
Hoitzclaw Gawicr, Holy. Hol9, Hol,..'
from st Cecilia's Mass" by Gounotj:
lhcidentai tenor solo Richard r. Back
ing; anthem. Grant We Bcscech
. Thee, by Booth. Evening, organ solo
Ireiude in G. b. Hollins: anthem
!. still, Still With Thee: incidental
solo. Miss Harper; baritone solo
Abide with Me-. by spence. Mr.
NrlShtson: How Lovely Are the Mes
senSers. from the oratorio "St Paul +"
~ Mendelssoiln: anthem 80 Strength
ana stay. by Barnby: postIude.
Marche solennelle,' by MaiHy.
Miss Helma Cheesman. sopyano or
Erookland entertained Il few friends
AT musical Wednesday evening
Among her numbers were ..Wobiu.' nv
schubert; Nergebliches Standschen.'
ny Brahms; "Wiegenlied" by Corne-
nus Eerboreenheit," by Hugo Wolf;
Der Schmied." by Brahms; sun
pea ms: by Landon Ronald "Nhen
song is sweet. by Sans Soucf: slave
song: by Del Riego; "A Birthday"
ahd The Bees courtship." by Wood
man FROM the Land of the Sky Blue
Water. by Cadman: Kittens" nv
r'ie't; Happy Song" by Del Rieeo:
La Seremata." by T6sti iby reauesD
MISS theesman was assisted by Mrs
Harriet ID. Burnside. who Dlaycd the
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