Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-30

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singer: "serenata." by Moszkowski;
| Communion in c." by Batiste; In
Summer" by Stebbins La Cinquan-
| tame" by Gabriel Marie; I'm Twilight.
by Marker. and War March of the
| Priests" by Mendelssohn.
James W. Cheney, jr.. was a visitor
to the city during the week. but re-
turned to his new home in Pittsburgh
in time for his duties at the First Bap-
fist Church today.
The following music for the services
at the First congregational Church to-
| day has been arranged by DR.. William
| Stansfield, organist and choir director
| For the morning service organ prelude.
'Andante Cantabile. symphony No. a..
i Wfdor: anthems. Gloria" from The
Twelfth Mass Mozart. and There
| Shall Be No More Night Wood Gnci-
dental solo. Mrs. Smart: offertory.
quartet. Art Thou Weary" Chadwick
tMrs. Smart. Miss Iarner. Mr.. Bowie
and Mr.. Humphrey. organ postlude.
Handel: and for the evening service, at
8 o'clock, organ prelude to The
Deluge." Saint-Saen: anthem, Behold.
Ye Despisers." Parker Gncidental solo.
Mr.. humphrey: offertory, Hottest
Breathe an Evening Blessing" Martin:
organ postlude, The Great q Minor
Fugue," Bach.
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day will include at the morning scrv-
ice the professional. welcome. Happy
Morning" by Sullivan: TIE Deum," by
Bracket; "Jubilate," by Tours; introit
der: hymn, Easter Bells; offertory.
"Hosanna. by Granier. This evening
| there Will be an organ recital at 80
o'clock. the program including "Barca :
role by Hoffman, "Meditation." by
Massenet: ITO a Wild Rose" by Mac
DOUel1- ia Iii
Service. professional. Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today" by Morgan: Magnificent
and Nunc Dmittis. both by Clare:
anthem hs hTsk thou THAI
Amen" by Stainer; occasional. The
Day of Resurrection" by Martin
"Postlude," by Borowski.
Miss Theodosia Walters. who was en-
gagged to play the Easter music at the
| Church of the Advent has proven sc
satisfactory that she has been en-
gagged permanently as organist of the
| church.
| The Cecilia Concert Company of this
city gave an entertainment last
week al Rockville, Md. before an
enthusiastic audience, among the mum
bers being the violin solos, "Adagio'
and 'Gondolierra." by Franz Ries. OPP
"a: "Legende" and "Kuiwiak Ma
zurka.' both by Wieniawski. played by
Rose Maxwell Dickey: harp solos
Menuet," by Hasselmans: .Pattuglia
Spasnola," by Tedeschi: lie Cygne.
by SaInt-Saens, and "Marionettes" by
The Famine" from Longfeliow's "Hia.
lwatha"; "Amanda's Wedding" Con.
stance Goodman; soprano solos aria
'Depuis lie Jour" from Louise" b,
Carpenter: songs, Spring" by Hen
schel; The Lass With the Delicat,
/ mr. NAT Ia,
Liza Lehman. sung by Gertrud
Lyons; reading. Uncle Rome" Con
stance Goodman. with music by sgd
iney Home, sung by Mrs. Lyons: M,
i-addie. by Tnayer. Mrs. Lyons. witt
harp accompaniment by Miss Riggs
ana SereIade,' by Gounod, with vic
I'm oblisato, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs
Dickey.
At All Souls Unitarian Church toda
| Charles W. Tittmann soloist. and Lewi
Corning Atwater, orsanist. will presen
the following musical numbers: Songs
BY the Waters of Babylon by Dvorak
and Behold, God Is My Salvation" b.
Harvey Murray: organ numbers. pre-
by Guilmant: offertory. Song of Sor
row. by Gordan Nevin; postlude
Moderate" by Faulkes.
Music held an important part at thu
state convention of the Congress O
-hoiutlS ana tllI- sdtntf ASSOcld
! tons, held yesterday at the Raleigh
! Hotel. MasSenet'S "Meditation. from
That's" was rendered by Miss Marie
! T. MenZel: LISTS sixth Hungarian
| Rhapsody received creditable per
| Torrance by Miss Constance Finckel
and Moszkowski's ''Nalse." played by
Miss Ethel Coffin. also deserves specia
mention. During the afternoon pro
gram Mrs Mary Sherier Bowie. sopra no
pleased with the aria. One Fine Day
| from Puccini's Madame Butterfly.
| The musical part was closed by rem
dition of the Nerdi-LisZt paraphrase o.
! ''Rigoletto,' by Nine. Won Unschuld
who had charge of the musical part o.
| the convention.
| Miss Katharine McNeal. who has
been spending the Easter holidays il
this city. was heard III piano recital
| "Wednesday evening at the Home Club
! her technic and sympa thetic interpreta tion
/ of the varied compositions winning en-
| thusiastic favor from the guests. Among
| her numbers ''Bouree' Oh Mnor)
Bach Saint Saens; "Melodie." by Gluck
SZambati; "Ecoossaises." by Beethoven;
'preludes. Nos. !. 4. %. - Waltz
| GA faD. 'Etude" IF sharp MAJOR.
"Mazurka" Cd MAJOR and 'Scherzo
| &c Nat minor, all By Chopin "Barca =