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auspices of the Ladies' AID Society.
The oratorio "st. Paul. has not been
given in Washington for more than
| ten years. The Oratorio Society In thu
| past has given the public its work as
a free will offering. and now that ie
asks for public support II is hoped tho
public will respond as generously as
the society has shown its public spirit
ed attitude in the past.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw GawIer sang
Thursday evening at the annual spring
concert at the Marcato Club at Clarks-
burg, w. Va. winning warm COM
| mendation in the varied numbers OF two
groups of songs Mrs. Mary Sherier
| Bowie substituted for Mrs. Gawler
Thursday evening at the Raleigh Hotel.
singing with the Musurgia Quartet at
the banquet of the Metropolitan Life
| Insurance of New York.
At the Mount Pleasant Congregation
al Church today the music. under the
direction of Claude Robeson, will in
clude at the morning service the organ
prelude. "EntrancinG Dream by DC
Lille: anthem. IF Go Not Away" by
| Adams: offertory. contralto solo. Like
As Asa Hart" by West. Mrs. Ada Arundel
Pillow: organ postlude. Fanfare" by
| Dubois. This evening the music WI
be in charge of the Mount Pleasant
chorus. directed by Or. William r.
4 Win MI. fNbDesGn AT tns
organ. and among the numbers will he
the organ solo. Largo" by Haendei.
tby ,requesD: bass SOLO Dream ~
Paradise by Gray. James s. Hicks:
anthem, by the Mount Pleasant chorus,
offertory quartet. God Is a Spirit"
from The Woman of Samaria." by
Bennett: organ postlude. Marche
Anglaise." by Clark.
The fourth and last OF this wears
series of concerts by the Washington
college OF Music will take place Satur-
day afternoon in the New Masonic Au-
ditorium. Features of special interest
in the program will be the appearance
In group OF songs of Mrs Melby.
formerly Miss Frances Bethune Of this
city: two movements of First SYM
phony.' by Robert Cary stearns. rem
dered by the College Orchestra. under.
direction of the composer: violin solos
by William II. Santlemann and Israel
Cooperstein. soprano solos by Miss
Mary Margaret Thompson and Miss Au-
dreN Moore johnson. piano solos by
Mss Emily Sophronia Bradley and
Miss Elenore Dewitt Eby. and Fin
gals Cave" by Mendelssohn and the
suite de ballet: Anthony and Cleo
patra.' by Gruenwald. played by the
College Orchestra. under direction of
. Mr. Christiani. collection will he
taken up for the Red Cross Society.
Recent events of interest in both edu-
. cational and musical circles must In
: | Niuue the piano ana NfOlOnCelIO recital.
, by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lent at Miss
Madeira's School. Mr. Lent played Air
tBach). lie Cygne" tSaint Saens) and
"Andante di Concerto" (Golterman).
lent style Sonata in A Major Bee
! thoven) and Sonata in d Ma jor" (Mr
: Lent).
8 Sunday evening for william E. Bratha-
waite al Gurley Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
) Church. singing Hold Thou My Hand"
by Briggs. at the offertory.
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra and Nordica Banjo Club, un-
der direction of Walter T. Holt, assist
ed by the Musurgia Quartet. Miss New
comb and George OConnor gave a con-
cert Wednesday evening at the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. E Church, under
the auspices Of the Metropolitan Bible
class. The Musurgia Quartet, consist
Mrs. william T. Reed, Richard p.
Backing and Edwin Callow. with Harry
Wheaton Howard, pianist and director.
sang Blue Danube Waltz" by Strauss.
and Aloha Oe," by Lilioukalani, ac-
companied by the orchestra; Mrs. Cav
!; ler gave 'Springtime," by Stern;
, George O'Connor was heard in a num-
! Der of character sings: Mr.. Holt played
two mandolin solos, "Impromptu" tun
accompanied), and 'Bolero.' by Cristo-
: faro, with Mr. Howard at the piano:
Miss Newcomb gave several recitations
and the selections by the orchestra in
. tea" by suppe": "Cavalleria Rusti.
cana" by Mascagai; British Patrol"
by Asch and Popular Medley" ar
ranged by De Loss. and the Banjo Club
was heard in two numbers. I'll Trovs-
; fore" and Dance of the Lunatics," by
. Allen.
At the Church of the Covenant this
| afternoon the music will be by the
triple quartet and in the evening by
| the chorus choir, with double quartet.
both services being under direction OF
) Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey
are the musical numbers: Afternoon,
anthem. IF Go Not Away" by Caldt-
colt: incidental solos. Richard p. Back
ing and J. Walter Humphrey; tenor .sr,r
: Creation by Haydn, Mr.. Backing: an
them. Yea. Though I Walk Thro' the
Valley" by stevenson: incidental solo.
: Miss Beuah Harper> Fear Not. Ye. o
Israel" by Lansing. incidental solo. M.
Backing: I'm Heaven the Stars Nov
Are Shining by Rheinberger. Even
ing. organ prelude. "Priere- -offertoire,
! by Devred: anthem. The King of Love
Ny Shepherd Is by Shelley. incidental
solos, Miss Harper and Arthur Chester
, Gorbach; contralto solo. Il Come to
Thee by Roma, Mrs: Lenore Fuller:
! anthems. THE Souls of the Righteous.
, by Foster, incidental solo. Miss Meta
Craig: 20 Master. Let Me Walk with
Thee by Stebbins. incidental solos.
! Miss Harper and Mr.. Wrishtson: organ
postlude, Finale in Flat" by Gull
mant.
Miss Ethel Noble johnson. soprano:
, Miss Lillian Milovich. violinst. and Miss
Gertrude Schwannecke. pianist. will be
heard In recital Saturday evening at the
Washington Club.
Mrs. David Hayes kincheloe, assisted
!, by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carba uh. gave a
unique program Monday evening at the
Home Club the numbers including songs.
recitations and whistling and piano solos
Mrs. kincheloe played "Nalse Brilliante.
op. 34,'' by Chopin. and gave reading
in negro dialect. Dat Time Honey Got
Loss; whistling solo, Improvisation on
lsouthern melodies. and a song, 'E,ph Went
Fishing" by Chris Smith: Mr.. Carbauh
contributed three baritone solos, Come
to Me-. by Denza: "Invictus." by Huhn.
and "Slate Song" by Del Riego. with
Mrs. Carbauh assisting at the piano.
Madeline Lazard Won Unschuld. the sew
en-year-old pianist. gave recital last
Wednesday at the residence of Mrs.
Charles F. Hoffman. il New York city
for the benefit of the support of two
French orphans. The affair was un-
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