Evening star., 1915-02-28

hauser." Mrs Klein. At the morning
service Mr.. Klein will sing Johnson
Face to Face" by request.
Mrs. william T. Reed, contralto. and
Richard p Backing. tenor, gave a de-
lightfui bit of a program, preceaihs
Mrs. Hemmick's tableaux at the peace
demonstration at Masonic Ieinpie
The Cry of Rachel" by Mary Turner
salter; Mr.. Backing gave M Ill o,nG nG
Thee Songs of Araby." by Gay, ano
together they were especially ehee..s.
in Rubinstein's Wanderers Nlsn
Song" Miss Julia Huggins assisting al
the piano.
Mrs. Theodore T. Apple, soprano, mas
been engaged to sing for the renalhdei AZ,
of the season at the Church or the liz
carnation.
Mendelssohn's Thirteenth Psalm
will be sung at the Church OF tne 80
cension this afternoon at the SCI w
beginning at AIS O'CLOCK, MISS
Masters sustaining the SOLOS. anu -,
bert W. Harmed, as usual, pso;r Don.
the organ and directing the cnolr. Doi,t ~
aid Freeze. organist and director VI
the Luther Memorial Church. Will pi,'s
the prelude. Concert Overture, W Ws
FaulRes offertory, lnvocat'oh.
Guilmant, and postlude OF the
y
Tbe choir of the church VIII not pc
nresent at the o'clock evening seIv
ice when cantatas are sung IN the di.-
ernoons.
Miss Maud Sewan, organist and choir
director of the Church of the Ne"
Jerusalem, who has also the dlstinc-
ton of being a fellow of the American
Guild of Organists," was heard IN re-
cital under the auspices OF the Dis1rict
of Columbia Chapter of the organlza-
ton, Thursday evening at the church'
where she presides over the music ane
was assisted by the church choir in
giving the following exacting program
Organ solos, "Chorale in Minor, ny
Cesar Franck; "kyrie Eleison.'' op; 81,
Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place. from
the German Requiem" by Johannes
Brahms; organ numbers. "Postlude,
on the hymn, "Induant Justitiam, ns
Guilmant: .,Trauerode.m sdaoan by l"d Liezt Gaj
Our Help in Ages Past') composed by
Miss Sewall; choral motet, sung by the
choir, II Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth," by Johann Michael Bach; Pre-
'lude and Fugue in A Minor" by Johann
Sebastian Bach.
A departure in the way of muslcal
program was that given Friday after
noon by Mrs. George H. Wright in the
Woodward & Lothrop auditorium. Mrs.
Wright read a paper on Bach to Bee
thoven," which was illustrated by piano
selections by Mrs. Strickland and songs
by Miss Van Week. The Friday pre-
vious Mrs. Wright spoke on The De
velopment of Music-From the FOLK
Song to the Symphony
The semi-monthly recital by Felix
Garziglia at Chevy Chase Seminary
last Sunday afternoon proved an un-
usually enjoyable affair. Mr.. Garzig-
liza presented varied program. in
cluding the three movements of the
Beethoven Sonata opus 81; lies
Adieus," "L'Absence' and LIE Retour;
"Etudes" &C sharp minor and ia)
and "Ballade" Gin F.. by Chopin; "Ro-
Abeilles," by Dubois; "Feuillet d'Al-
bum." by Chabrier. and "Etude en-
Forme de valse," by Saint-Saens.
The District of Columbia Chapter OF
the Amberican Guild of Organists, Will
hold it's monthly meeting Tuesday
evening in the Comstock studio. A
meeting of the executive committee has
been called at s o'clock.
Mrs. William T Reed. contralto: Mil
ton Fillius, tenor, and Miss Emma
Bender, pianist, furnished the musical
features of the meeting OF the Child
Welfare Association at Congress
Heights recently Each of the soloists
contributed two groups of numbers,
which were enthusiastically received.
The quartet of the New York Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church. composed OF MRS.
Nellie Wilson Shircliff, soprano; Miss