Evening star., 1915-05-16
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Gay evening IN tne Cnapel u 80
church that proved success, both mu'
sically and financially. at which the
following program was rendered: res
tival Ode to Music and Peace. by Dud'
ley Buck, sung by the choir; harl
solos. "Priere," by Hasselmans; Mar
ionette." by Tedeschi. Mrs. Edith Mar
mion Brosius; tenor solos. "A spirit
Flower" by Campbell-Tipton, ano
Where My Caravan Is Resting" sung
by Paul A. Hines; quartets, MY Hearts
Delight" by Schartan: Good Night
Pretty Stars" by Johnson. Mrs. w. G.
wilmarth, Mrs. Armand Gumprecht
Paul A. Hines and S. Theodore How
ard: monologue, "At the Matinee" Miss
Isabel Pechin: Love Is Meant to Make
Us Glad" from "Merrie England" by
bass solos, Song of Hybras the Gre
tian," by Elliott, and "An Evening
Song" by Blumenthal. H. Alvin Lake:
soprano solos, "Parla,' by Arditi, and
TO You,' by Obey Speaks. Mrs. w. G.
Amore. by Campana, Mrs. Wilmarth,
Mrs. Gumprecht and Mr. Hines: The
Belfry Tower" by Stratton, the choir;
baritone baritone solos: Song Of Heart, by
Blume,' by Cantor. S. Theodore How
ard; harp solo. "Mazurka," by Schneck-
er: encore. Believe Me If All Those
Endearng Young Charms" Mrs. Edith
Hear Thush at Eve. by Cadman
My Heather Bell" by Candon, and
The Fairy Pipers," by Brewer. Mrs.
Armand Gumprecht, "A Spray of
Roses. BY Lohr. and Don't You Hear
Me Calling" by Cara Roma, Charles
E. Myers: Bridal Chorus, from Lohen-
grin. by Wagner, the choir: a series
of impersonations, Miss Isabel Pechin;
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ranged as duet. Mrs. Wilmarth and
Mrs. Gunprecht: "Fokelied" (farewelD,
the choir. George Herbert Wells, di-
rector and accompanist.
The music at the Mt Pleasant Con-
Sregational Church today under the
direction of Claude Robeson will in
einde ..Ed, this morning the organ prelude.
them. How Amiable Are Thy Courts
by F.lorio; offertory. alto solo. Lead
Kindly Light, by Hawley. Mrs. Rich
ard Moncure: organ postlude. "Marche
Pontificale' by Lemmeus. Evening
Organ prelude. .Cantilene PastoraIe.'
by Ashmall. anthem. by the quartet,
Nearer. My God. to Thee" by Williams:
by Roberts, Mt. Pleasant Chorus under
the direction of DIR. W. r. Buchanan:
organ postlude. Allegro Maestoso and
Fusa. from Second Sonata" by Men
delssohn.
Miss Margaret Raymond Paine for
some time soprano soloist of Luther
past winter at the Combs Conservatory
of Music in Philadelphia. made a sue
cessful appearance in recital during
the week at Glenolden. Pa. when she
White: ''Wiegeniied'' Nullaby). by Mo-
zart: a Bowl of Roses" by Conings-
by-Clark. The Land of the Sky Blue
Water. and THE Moon Drops Low
hpf h,- ft,lr, n,
by Riley-Krun: THE Little Gray
Dove" by BowIes: Reciprocity" BY
Watson: The Angels Serenade," by
Braga. with violin obligato, and Waltz
The following musical program will
be given at the First Presbyterian
Church today under the direction of
Organ prelude. Alteration" by Gaul;
anthem, Christian. the Morn Breaks
Sweetly Ger Thee" by Shelley: offer
tory. Light of the Better Morning."
Hurtt; organ postlude, Allegro" by
Bache Instead of the regular evening
service. The Last Judgment by Spohr
will be rendered by the choir, assisted
by chorus of thirty voices. and the
soIoists will be: Soprano, Mrs. Harry
tenor. Clarence II. Sorrell; basso, II. H.
r. Helwig.
Miss Genevieye Small of this city is
touring the south after filling lengthy
enga agement at the Florida chautauqua
At a largely attended concert in Pen
sacola recently Miss Small delighted
her audience with vocal selections
which displayed the range of her voice
and its f1exibility. As an artistic whis-
tier Miss Small provided a rare treat.
Mendelssohn's Spring Song" with in
ferpolated bird notes, being quite ideal.
Several selections by Arditi were whis-
tied with astonishing fiuency and were
followed by enthusiastic applause.
There will be a special musical sery-
ice this evening at the Church Of the
Covenant. but children's day exercises
Will take the place of the afternoon
service. The program this evening will
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey
Murray presiding at the organ. and will
include the organ prelude. "Adagio,"
from Second Sonata" by Mendelssohn:
Wagner, bass solo, Behold God Is NV
Salvation" by Harvey Murray. Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann: anthems. The
King of Love My Shepherd Is," by Shell
Mr.. Tittmann: sun of My Soul" by
Newton. with incidental solos by Miss
Harper, Mr.. Wrightson and Mr. Tit
mann: Come Unto Him." by Gounod
oNNSHioiu amen, Dy Stdlner, ana
gan postlude. symphonic Allegro" by
Salome.
T. W. Stone. for number of wears
manager of the Georgetown Orchestra
and well known in local musical circles
is making an extended VISIT with
friends in the Ontario apartments in
this city. He arrived here Wednesday
evening from Chicago where he has
been making his home for the past few
years.
Miss Marie Schick is substituting at
the organ at Gunton Temple Presbyte-
rian Church for Mrs John G. Klein
VINO is recuperating from q recent
operation for appendicitis.
The twenty-sixth organ recital under
the auspices of the District OF Column
bia Chapter of the American Guild Of
Organists was given by Louis A. Pot
ter, jr., at Calvary Baptist Church
Mrs. Potter, soprano. was the assisting
soloist. giving effectively the aria.
Hear Ye. Israel" from Elijah" Among
the organ numbers special interest at
tached 20 the presentation by MT Pot
ter of 'Nocturne." written by Arthur
Tregina. one of the most successful OF
Washington composers. The remaining
numbers on the program were Sonata
in B Minor" by Mendelssohn; "Toccata
In D Minor" by FederIein: "Allegretto. !"
by Rogers: "A Memory" by Stebbins:
"Romanza." by Howard, and FESTIVAL
March, by Russell King Miller
Pupils in the classes OF music and
dramatic art at Madison Hall Seminary