Evening star., 1916-12-03

Gothiaue," by Boellmann. Evening
service. music by Mount Pleasant
Chorus. under direction Of DR.. William
r. Buchanan. organ prelude, Medlta-
tion." by Dethier; offertory quartet,
Blessed Are the Merciful." by Hamer;
by Scotson Clark.
Mrs. H. L. Parkinson. soprano: Miss
Nan Field. contralto. and Mrs. J. ]. Low
ing. pianist, gave the following pro-
gram at the last meeting of the South
Gate Club: Piano solo. "Rustling of
Spring and "Marche Grotesoue,' by
Sinding; soprano solos. Pipes of Pan"
and '.Marilda." by Liza Lehman; vo-
cal duets. Mistress Mary" by Salter,
| and "Barcarole." from Tales of Hoff-
| mann: piano solos, Sous Bois.'' by
staub. and Butterfly by Brieg: con-
Roeckel. and sweet Little Woman of
Mine." by Clay; duets, Passage Birds
Farewell by Hildach, and Some
| where a Voice Is Calling" Tate
Miss Mabel c. Linton entertained at
a private musical recently in honor of
her house guest, Mrs. F. E. Bland of
Philadelphia. Adolph Werner and
to the pleasure of the occasion, as did
the hostess. who gave, by request, a
number of piano solos.
rector of the music at Hamline Meth
odst Church, has arranged the follow
ing numbers for the services today:
Morning. organ prelude, "Cantabile, by
Jesus" by Borch, incidental contralto
solo. Mrs. John Humphrey; offertory
duet, so Thou Liftest Thy Divine Pc
tition." from The Crucifixion." by
stainer. Clarence Lewis and Fred
Schaeffer: organ postIude. 'Marche
Solennelle," by Mailly; evening. prelude,
''Idylle." by Merkel anthem. Give Ear
to My Words. o Lord" by Goltchuis, in
cidental soprano solo. Miss Marian
Greene; offertory anthem, Our Day of
Praise Is Done." by Brewer. Mrs. Harry
c. James. second soprano, assisting; or
gan postlude. 'Festal March," by Calkin.
A new club has entered the ranks of
Washington music students organiza-
tions. 1t is called the K. X. Club, and
the members plan to have a social
meeting once each month, the first to
take place at the Cairo New Year
night.
AT Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church this morning John G. Klein.
tenor soloist. will sing MacDermids
Il Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto the
Hills and this evening the choir. under
direction of Mr.. Klein. will render the
anthem. Come. Weary Pilgrims, Come"
by Ferris-Tozer. and Randegger's set
will preside at the organ at both
services.
A program of characteristic Irish
and Welsh music was given at the last
meeting of the Gaelic Society under
direction of Miss Jennie Glennan. who
presided al the piano. Miss Ethel Roddy
sang three songs by Stanford. The
Confession THE Spinning Song and
'.Mollie Hewson," and Griffith Evans
10 fn11nJTinp fn1l
songs: "Clychan Aberdyfi." ~ Deryn
Pu," by Richards; "Wlad Delyn."
''Dafydd Garreg Wen" and "Cann'n
ZACH Arfon," by Somervell. Other
Irish lyric poet, John Clarach MacDon-
nell. and an address on The Welsh
Comic Character in Shakespeare" by
Francis j. Hemelt.
Miss Frances Scherger, soprano, ao-
companied by Mrs. Sue Burrows Jen-
nings, sang several songs for the Yari-
ment branch of the Sunshine Society
at the recent meeting at the Portner.
H. W. Weber conductor of the Rebew
Orchestra. has returned from trip
through the west and will WELD the
baton tomorrow evening at the public
rehearsal of the orchestra, which will
be held. as usual, in the lecture room of
the Keller Memorial Church Miss Lii
liam EverSon and Miss Katharine Pea
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The Rakeman Trio. consisting of
Herman Rakeman. violinist; Dore Wal
ten, cellist, and Miss Ethel Garrett
Johnston. pianist, rendered the follow
ing numbers at the mass meeting of
teachers and public in the assembly
hall of the new Central High School re-
Gently: "Serenade." by Ernst: "Minuet,"
by Beethoven: slavic Dance" by
Dvorak, and "Passepied," by Delibes.
The recital by Hermine Luders. plan
list, and Ernest Lent, cellst, recently
attracted a large and enthusiastic au-
dience at Studio Hall. The numbers,
rendered with skill and finish, included
Sonata in d Minor" for piano and
cello, by A. Corelli. and Concerto in E
Concert Study In D Flat" and "Sonet-
to di Petrarca." both by Liszt; prelude
in d Minor" by Rubinstein, and Organ
Concerto in A Minor" by w. F. Bach;
cello solos, "Kol Nidrei," by Bruch:
"CradIe Song" by Brahms; 'Monarda"
by Reisman, and "Scherzo." by van
Goens: suite i'm Walde," by Pepper,
for cello and piano.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by the
triple quartet and in the evening by the
choir of 100 voices with double quartet.
both services being under direction of
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey
Murray at the organ. The program fol-
lows: Afternoon. anthem, THE Lord Is
NV Strength" by Rogers; tenor solo.
of Praise" by Mendelssohn, Richard P.
Backing; anthems Yea, Though 1 Walk
Through the Valley by Stevenson incl
dental contralto solo. Miss Jacobs, 1.-THE