Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-22
MUSICAL MENTION.

Miss Regina vandever: 'Liebeslied,"
bert-kreisler, Harry Waller. and
vocal solos, HE Loves Me-" Chadwick,
Miss Mary Thompson.
Mrs. Paul Ewing, soprano. has re-
turned from a four-month trip through
Canada and the western states and
wfHsing the offertory solos at Calvary
M. f. Church today, her selections be-
Ing ut Was For Me- by Blount. this
morning, and Forever With the Lord"
by Gounod. this evening. Mrs. Ewing
will sing also tomorrow evening be-
fore the lecture by DR.. Montgomery.
The music today at the Home Of
Truth, under direction of Miss Frieda
Frommel, will include the professional,
'.Allegretto," from Sonata, OPP. 2, No.
l." by Beethoven; soprano solo. Miss
Hazel Bornheim; 6nertory. "Nocturne, :.
by Grieg; occasional, "Intermezzo,
from "Cavalleria Rusttcana," by Mas
cagni, Mrs. J. Rawlins. pianist.
Felix Garziglia will entertain in
day evening this winter at his studio.
at the Arts Club, and will take part
next Sunday evening in the faculty
recital at the Maxim School Of Music, in
n
At All Souls Unitarian Church this
morning the following musical program
will be rendered by Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann. bass soloist and precentor.
and Lewis Corning Atwater, organist:
Organ prelude. Allegro" from soma
ia in e Minor" by ]. H. Rogers; bass
solos. From the Depths OF Our Con-
triton" by Campana and Thou wilt
Keep Him in Perfect Peace" by Speaks;
0r0nah
Massanet: postlude, Sonata in e
Minor" by Rogers.
Russell Hill. pianist. assisted by Mrs.
Ruby Jones Potter, soprano. were
heard in recital Tuesday evening at
Studio Hall by an appreciative gather
ing of music lovers. Mrs. Potter sang
"A Dream song." composition by Mr.;
and Life" both from The Cycle of
Life" by Ronald Mr.. Hilrs playing
was marked throughout for its excel
lent technfc and intelligent phrasing.
and Fugue in A Minor by Bach-Liszt;
''Nocturne in D Flat "valse in 6
Flat" and "Scherzo in c Sharp Minor
kowski: Legends" by 1ssac Albeniz:
"Sonatto del Petracha," by List;
arrangement of schubert's "Erlkoenig''
and one of his own compositions.
sanctuary.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, so->
prano. and William E. Brathawaite,
tenor. will sing at Gurley Memorial
Presbyterian Church today. Mrs. Cav
Ter will be heard this morning in Dud-
Lord" and this evening in "At the Set
ting of the Sum- by Ambrose, also in
duet with Mr.. Brathawaite, Love Di-
vine. All Love Excelling," from 1.-THE
Tloyr crt1f ar fNf Tot t,yrG fafr
William Stansfield, organist and choir
director Of the First Congregational
Church. has arranged the following
day: Morning. organ prelude, VISION"
by Rheinberger; anthem, 'Te Deum in
Flat" by Buck: offertory anthem, 81
Heard the Voice of Jesus say,& by
Dykes; organ postlude; allegro Mod
KEEL Evening. organ prelude, Chan
son du Soir." by Becker; anthem, 20
Lord. How Manifold Are Thy Works."
by Barnby: offertory anthem. Softly
postlude, "Andantino in G Minor" by
Franck.
Fred East, a bass baritone, who has
been on the stage for the past eight
from the profession, has associated
himself with the evening choir of the
Church of the Covenant and will be
heard later as one of the extra soloists
OF the choir.
Music lovers present at Studio Hall
Friday evening enjoyed an especially
well rendered program by Miss Marion
Balfnger, pianist, and Chester La Fol-
lette. violinist. two members of the
younger musical contingent. Miss Bal
niger played Moszkowskfs Waltz in E
Major" and "Barcarolle in G Major" by
l,fv st
garian Rhapsody. No. 81 by List: and
Mr.. La Toilette gave the Sonata, OPP.
2. No. 2" by INVALID: Moment Musical"
by er'-KIreisler; "Andante." from
cremona," by Hubay: Souvenir" by
Drdla. and "Rondino," on theme by
Beethoven, by Kreisler.
Frederick Hartman. baritone soloist
and director of music at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. has arranged
the following numbers for the services
today: Morning, THE Peace of God"
by Gounod, arranged as duet for alto
and baritone. sung by Miss Florence
Steffens and Mr.. Hardman: offertory.,
contralto solo. "a Voice in the Wilder
ness by John Prindle Scott. Miss Flor
ence steffens. Evening: Duet, Guide
Ne. o Thou Great Jehovah" adapted
from Martha" by F1otow, sung by
Mrs Mabel Foote Whitman and Miss
steffens; ofsertory solo. How Lovely
Are Thy Dwellings" by Liddle, Mr..
Hartman.
Oscar Franklin Comstock, organist
and choir director of Trinity Episcopal
Church, is giving a ilalf-hour recital
Sunday afternoons at 4 o'clock, inn
mediately preceding the regular serv-
ice.
The Arts Club of Washington has is
sued cards of announcement, to men,
bers only. of the first artists recital to
be given this evening in the club music
rooms The program viii be presented
by Paul Bleyden, tenor. and Anton
Kaspar, violinist. This will be the first
in series of artists. recitals and in
formal musicals to be held Sunday
evenings at the clubhouse.
At this mornings service of the First
NJ. Z. Church of Chevy Chase the choir
will sing an Heavenly Love Abiding"
and Mrs. John II. Paine will be heard
in my Redeemer and My Lord" by
Dudley Buck. at the offertory.
William St:;nsfie!d announces the
fourth of the series of five twilight or
gan recitals will be given tomorrow
afternoon at $40 o'clock iii the First
Congregational Church. He will be as
sisted by the Neviii Quartet consisting
IF Elsie Carleton Small. Ruth Simpson
Nellie Newton Shore and Florence Stef-
fins, and the program will include the
Concert Overture" III c Minor. by