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musical Tuesday evening in honor OF
her guest. Miss Violet Croshie of Lon
don. with whom she was closely asso-
ciated when both were music students
living at the American Club in Berlin.
The following program was rendered
and enthusiastically received: Piano
solos. prelude" by Rachmaninof, and
Hungarian Rhapsodie," No. 3. by
List. Miss Charrellis Dixon; vocal
solos. Springs Awakening" and The
on. Miss Ruth l.. Ayler: The Four
Leaf Clover by Coombs. and The
Maiden's Wish.' by Meyer-Helmund.
Miss Agnes P'eston: piano solos. Der
.'Mazurka in A Flat Major" by Chopin.
Clyde Collision. Mr.. Collision is new
conner in the city, being from Los
Angeles, Cal. and pupil of Rudolf
Wilson assisted as accompanist.
The choir of Ingram Congregational
Church, under the direction of William
II. Starnell, organist, will hold its
monthly musical service this evening
The choir will be assisted by Miss
Ruby Stanford, violinist; Mr.. Hoke. cell
list, and Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius.
harpist; and the program will include
the anthem. Awake, for Thy King Has
Come" by the choir: solo. Might of
Nights" by Van De Water. Mrs. Wal
ter Oliver; anthem. Lead Us. Fa-
ther." the choir Uncidental solo. Mr..
Toense): duet, I'm the Cross of Christ
l Glory" Mrs. Beale and Mrs. Smith:
bass solo. J. T.. S. Kinsella: violin solo,
The Swan" by SaintSaens. Miss Ruby
Stanford. with harp accompaniment by
Mrs. Edith Marmion Rrosius: anthem,
Ashamed of Jesus" the choir: Offer
tory, harp\ sole, "Priere," by Hassel-
mans, Mrs. Brosius: contralto solo.
Low at Thy Feet" Miss Josephine
Mack; duet, Songs of Praise" Miss
Iin1a nd Mr. Ia inS l1r- ON
Royal one" Church School choir: trio.
Hear Us. @ Father" Miss Benzler.
Miss Mack and Mr.. Toense: soprano
solo and chorus. "Inflammatus, from
Rossini's ''Stabat Mater" Miss Agnes
Whelan and the choir; solo. :The Lord
Is My Light" Mr.. Greene; anthem, 40
Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem"
choir Incidental solo. Mr.. Kinsella).
Miss Ritchie Mclean. contralto, and
Miss Ruby Stanford, violinist, who for
several months have been filling en-
gagements in chautauqua centers. are
at home for the holiday season. and
will remain here until the last week
in January. when they will leave for
another series of recitals in distant
states.
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, violinist. as
sisted the choir at the midnight serv-
ice Christmas eve at the Church of the
Incarnation, playing the old German
melody. "Stille Nacht, Heiligc Nacht."
by Franz Gruber, with organ accom-
paniment, at the opening of the serv-
ice, and the violin obligato to Noel"
by Adam. sung by Miss Elsie Small at
the ofertory.
sanist and choir director OF Luther
Memorial Church, and who has re-
Gently taken up his residence in New
York city. spent the holidays here with
his family. returning yesterdaN after
noon. Mr.. Freeze is continuing his
piano studies with Leopold Godowskl,
and incidentally making a success in
professional circles as an accompanist.
Miss Marian Lowe of Pittsburgh will
be the soprano soloist of st. Margaret's
Church during January.
The District of Columbia Chapter of
the American Guild of Organists will
hold it's January. meeting tomorrow
evening at the home of James Dick
inson, when arrangements will be COM
pleted for the service recital to be
given under the auspices of the guild,
January Il, at the First Congregation
al Church. The committee in charge OF
the affair consists of DIR. William
Harry Wheaton Howard,
dean of the chapter, and Albert w.
Harmed.
Miss Edna Cosdon, contralto. was the
soloist Monday evening at the ladies'
night celebration of Columbia Lodge,
Masonic order, at Clarendon, Va. when
she was heard in The Slave song" by
Del Riego: Yesterday and Today by
Spross, and My Laddie." by Thayer,
Emile Mori accompanying at the piano.
Miss Cosdon sang also at the re. ulsr
service at the Jail last Sunday morn
ing, giving Il Know That My 9edeemer
Liveth." by Haendel.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church today the music at the
morning service, under direction of
the organ prelude. VISION by Bibl:
anthem. 80 Sing Unto the Lord'' by
Sagdler9; Cagd S,o 3nertory, sl, o tenor solo The
GSod GSe r,ss shepherd Gb;r,by by Van de Water,
"Marche Solennelle." by MailIy. At
the evening service the program will
be given by the Mount Plea SAINT cho-
rus and the solo quartet. under direc-
ton of DR.. William r. Buchanan, and
the numbers will be: Organ and volun-
tary. Prelude in c." by Hoilins; am
Hand" by Andrews; contralto SOLO. 80
Rest in the Lord" from "filiiah' Nr.s.
Ada Arundel Pillow: offereory ouaIte5,
Standing at the Portals of TIE Opcn-
ing Year" adapted 10 the music 1; III
Barcarole" from Tales IF Hoffman:
organ solo, Festival Postlude," by Sci
fe-t.
Miss Vera Budd, soprano. was the
given Saturday afternoon by Miss
Florence Trainunl. singing effectively
Because" by DHardelot. The Fairy
pipers,' by Brewer, when Love Is
Kind" "Rosalie.' by De Koven, slave
song" by Del Riego. The Years at
he Spring" by Mrs Leach and the
.ria, ''Vissi d'Arte. Nissi d'Amore''
rom La Tosca,' by Puccini. Piano
numbers by Lavallee. Poldini, Grieg,
Schubert, Rubinstein,
'chumann and Chopin were rendered
" Miss Gertrude Soper, Miss Eva
fucker. Miss Zela Nelson. Miss Helen
jacobs. Miss Ruth Howell. Miss Ida
iunnicutt and Miss Mae Wilkinson.
Mrs. r. H. Dalsleish. contralto So
DIST of the Washington Heights Pres
yteran Church. will sing this morn
ng Jesus of Nazareth" by Gounod
nd this evening Noel" by Adam.
S. NJ. Fabian and Frank Norris Jones
,ew York, and We're entertained
'hristmas day at the home of Mr..
ones sister. Mrs. McNair, at Great
,eck, Long Island.
At this mornings service the choir
f the Inca rnation Church, under direc-
ion of Mrs. Henry White, will render
Sing o Heavens" by Tours. as the
RS Communion Service in F. Miss
dina Snyder. slaughter of the rector.
,ho is at home for the holidays after
n extended visit in Chicago. will play
he violin solo. "Andan-ino, by Padre
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