Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-08

violin solo. "Danse Tziganes." by
Nachez. played by Miss Ruth Bronson;
tenor solo, Celeste Aida" by Verdi:
encore. Birth of Morn Adolph
Werner; soprano solo with violin OBJ
ligato. Bird of the Mountain" by Hub
bard. Mrs Lyons and Miss Bronson:
encore. Dreams" by Strelezki: inter-
pretative dance. "BarcaroIle.' from
Tales of Hoffman, Janeiro Brooks;
harp solo. lie Cygne," by Saint-Saens,
and "Pattuglia Spagnuolo," by TedesAhi,
encore, Mighty LAX a Rose" Kathryn
Riggs: duet. 30. That We Two Were
Maying." by Nevin, Mrs. Lyons and Mr.
Werner; encore. Tuscan folk song,
Nearest and Dearest" by Caraciolo:
in G Major" by Geltermann. and Ca
Vote" by Padre Martini, Paul Rams
dell: "Serenade." by Gounod. Mrs.
Lyons. Miss Bronson and Mr.. Rams
dell; Hawaiian duo, Ia Like no a
Like" and "On the Beach at Waikiki"
MessrS. Gilman and Sweet. Mrs. Good
man, who was in the audience, supplied
the place on the program made vacant
by Mr.. Callow's sudden call out of town,
and was warmly applauded after her
recitations, "Amanda's Wedding and
How to Manage a Husband" Mrs.
Charles Brooks Smith proved a valua BILE
assistant as accompanist-
Miss Leila volk, Mrs. Beulah Burton
Smith and Miss Bessie Sanford. So
pranos, and Miss Helen Edgar and Miss
Jennie kimmel, contraltos, will be pre-
sented in recital Friday evening at
Studio Hall by Miss Ethel Noble John
son of the faculty.
DIR. William Stansfield announces the
second of his twilight organ recitals
to take place tomorrow afternoon, be-
ginning at 4:40 o'clock, in the First
Craig, soprano soloist of the Church
of the Covenant. will assist, and the
affair is open to the public. no cards of
invitation being required. The pro-
gram will include the Rustic Suite"
Sunrise" Rustic Dance" Sunset"
Song of Sorrow" by Nevin: "varia-
lions de Concert" by Bonnet; soprano
solo, Across the Hills by Rummell;
organ solos. "Gavotte Moderne," by
Lemare: Claire de Lune," by Karg-
Ebert; The Magic Harp" by Meale;
Beach; organ solo. Grand Fantasia
on Themes from Tannhauser," Wag-
nerMorgan.
The music at Hamline Methodist
Church today. under direction of Miss
at the morning service the organ pre-
lude, Con Mote in Flat" by Smart:
anthem, Send Out Thy Light" by
Young; offertory solo. Nine. Edith
Helena; organ postlude. March," from
Third Symphony" by Wider. Evening
them, Glory to Thee. My Cod" by
Gounod; offertory anthem, Hear Our
Prayer" by Fairbanks; organ post
Jude, March" by Best The anthems
will be sung by the regular quartet
of the church. consisting of Miss
Marian ire To I'm
Humphrey, contralto: Clarence Lewis
tenor, and Fred Schaeffer, bass.
Mrs. Clarence 3. Rheem and Mrs. +
H. Dalgleish, president and first vice
president, respectively, of the Rubin
stein Club, will leave today for Allan
tic City with Mr.. Dalgleish. who will
be in attendance on the sessions OF
the American Electric Railway con
vention. They will return at the enc
of the week.
Miss Julia Schelling of Philadelphia
sister of Ernest Schelling, pianist and
composer, visited friends in the city dur
ing the past week. Miss Schelling is
now one of the faculty of Nationa
Park Seminary. Forest Glen, Md. and
has for some years been well known in
the northwest sections of the country
by her lecture recitals
Washington music lovers will have the
opportunity to hear Mary Helen Howe
who has not appeared here in concert
for some years. Although making
frequent visits to her home here, Miss
Howe's artistic career has carried hei
to New York and other large cities OF
this country as well as in parts OF
France and Italy. Her program fol-
Tuesday evening gives ample on""r.
sunity to display her vocal interpreta-
Il
arias.
Wednesday evening at Studio Hal
Adolph Werner, the Russian tenor, =. 81
be heard in recital assisted By Mile
de Guerin, violinist. nreSeHti1~ ~
ried and attractive program from both
modern and classical schools.
McHenry McChord, organist and choir
director of Epiphany Church. has ar
for the musical portion of the services
today: Morning, professional. Fol
Thee, o Dear, Dear Country" by Ed
wards; 'Te Deum in A. by Tours: Of
fertory anthem, 20 Lord. How Manifold
Are Thy Works" by Barnby; Dresden
Amen" occasional, GO Forward
Christian Soldier" by Smart Evening
organ recital. 7:i0 o'clock, Sunset
Meditation" by Biggs; "Priere a Notre
Dame by Boellman; 'tInterrneZzo,
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cagni (by requesD; professional. The
Son of God Goes Forth to War" by
Cubber; "Magnificat" and "Nunc
Dimittis," Gregorian; ofertory anthem.
Thanks be to Cod" by Harker: bene-
diction hymn, Now the Day Is over
by Barnby, and occasional. Through
the Night of Doubt and Sorrow" by
cambridge.
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
has engaged Mrs. Ethel HoltZclaw
Gawler as soloist and William Braith-
waite as precentor for the morning and
evening services.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. bass So
loist and precentor. and Lewis Corning
organist, will render the follow
ing musical numbers at the service of
All Souls Unitarian Church this morn
ing: Organ prelude, "Verspiel" by Kind
Ter; vocal solo. 20 Trust in the Lord
Harge), by Haendel; 30 Great Jehovah