Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-16

consisting of Mrs. Haycock. soprano:
Mrs Ada Arundel Pillow. contralto. and
Messrs Church and Hicks. and the musi-
cal numbers will include the organ solo.
FESTIVAL Prelude" by Flagler. rendered
by Claude Robson: anthem. Jerusalem.
- &c n nnrn Thee to the Lord" from
I'LL ELLA; by Gounod: offertory quartet.
Iriumphal March," by Liszt. This
evening the music by the Mount Pleas
ant Chorus and Quartet. Mr.. Robeson At
IN. .!l organ. will include the organ solo.
"Nocturne.' by Frysinger: contralto
solo. Abide With Me- by Liddle: Mrs.
Pillow; anthem. Mount Pleasant Chorus;
oHertory quartet. Let Not Your Heart
re troubled. by Foster: organ posuude,
Marche Champetre,'' by Boex.
Mrs James Kerr, contralto, is sub
stitutins for Mrs Parkman at 81.
Paurs Episcopal Church, Rock Creek
parish.
MISS Emma Cohen. soprano; Samuel
Mardell. violinist, and Mrs. Sue Bur
rows Jennings. accompanied. gave a
program for the blind at the Library
OF congress Tuesday evening, some OF
their numbers being the soprano solos,
"A Song of the Woods" by Draper:
AT Parting" by Rogers; "Norah," by
Piggott; Love Song" by Flegier. with
Alabiteff; To a Messenger" by La
Forge: "A May Morning." by Denza
and Sing, Smile. Slumber," by Gounod,
with violin obligato. In addition to
PLAYING the obligatos. Mr.. Wardell
gave group of solos. "Mazurka." by
Mlynarski; Air for G String" by
Bach and The Bee" by Schubert.
the choir of the Westminster Memo
rial Presbyterian Chuch, under direc-
ton of Mrs. Frank Byram. will sing
this morning, Jerusalem" by Parker
and Elmo Jasper; The Palms." by
Faure. This evening an augmented
choir will render the cantata, The
New Life" by James H. Rogers. Miss
Bernice Randall, soprano: Elmo Jas
per. tenor. and Ernest Kahlert. bari
tone. sustaining the solos.
soloist at the missionary pageant
given at Gurley Memorial Presbyts-
rian Church Thursday evening, when
she sang. My Task by Ashford, and
Arise, Shine. for the Light Is Come"
by MacDermid
Henry H. Freeman. organist and
chormaster of old st. Johns Church.
Lafayette square, was heard in recital
Monday afternoon at St. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Georgetown. Mr.. Free
man was assisted by Miss Ruth NJ.
Bronson. violinist. who played An
dante Religioso." by Thome, and An
dantino." by Lemare. Mr.. Freemans
DIR. Peace: Cradle Song" by Delbruck:
"Serenade" by Meyer-Helmund; Toe
cata in d Minor by Edwards: "Fugue
in D Major" by Gaul; "Melodie in d
tique," by Mansfield; Grand Choeur."
by Faulkes.
Mrs Eugene Arthur Taylor. soprano.
was the assisting soloist at students
recital last evening. when she sang
IAN Open Secret" by Woodman. and
lat Parting" by Rogers. Among the
students contributing piano numbers
were Miss Alice Eccles kinyoun. Miss
Emelie Christiani Miss Hilda Hanes.
Master George 7. Judd. Miss Marian c.
Vandeveer. Miss Margaret Christian
Miss Claire Philomene Sgueo, Miss
Frances Cureton. Miss Pauline Lind.
say. Miss Jennie Jones, Miss Mildred
Clark Miss Ida Harry. Miss Josephine
Golden and Miss Edith Evermann- b
Frank Gebest brought the affair to
conclusion by playing Tausigs concert
transcription of Man Lebt MUIR Elm
NAL" by Strauss.
The sacred cantata. "Penitence. Par
don and Peace" by Maunder. viii be
sung this evening. beginning at Z
o'clock, by the choir OF Epiphany
Church, under direction of McHenry
McChord. The program this morning
at the Palm Sunday service will con-
sist of the professional. All Glory;
Laud and Honor, by Tesch; Tie Deum'
by Custance: "Benedictus, anony-
nous. anthem. 1.-The Palms" by Faure:
offertory. Fling Wide the Gates" from
The Cruciixion," by Stainer: recess
sional, Ride On, Ride On, in Majesty.
by Dykes.
F. r. Steffens baritone soloist of the
Church of the Incarnation. VIII sing
The Palms. by Faure. at the oner-
tory this morning. with Miss Emehe
of 10
Mrs Duncan L. Richmond will be the
soloise this afternoon at the New
thoughts meeting at Rauscher's. when
she will sing. Just AS AM" by
Greene. with eblisato by Miss Ida I'LL
man, violiniSt
THE Crucifxion," by Sir John Stain
er. will be sung by the choir of the
First Congregational Church this even
ing at s o'clock. under the direction of
William Stansfield, organist. The quar-
tet of solo voices will be, soprano. Mrs.
B. H. Smart; contralto, Miss Marian
Larner; tenor, J. F. NJ. Bowie, and bass.
J. Walter Humphrey. He Was De
spised," from Handlers Messiah, will
be sung as an offertory by Miss Lar
CIV" from Dvorak's "Stabat Mater.
substituted for one of the hymns. The
Good Friday music from wagner
"Parsifar' will be played as an organ
prelude.
At the morning service at Il o'clock
the musical program will be as follows:
Organ prelude, "Paques Fleuries,
Mailly: anthems, Jerusalem. Parker.
and 20 Lamb of Cod" Bischoff; OFFER
tory. bass solo. The Palms" Faure. J.
Walter Humphrey: organ postlude.
"Marche Flambeaux. Guilmant.
Mr. and Mrs William T. Reed. the lat
ter second vice president of the Rubin
stein Club, have returned from weeks
outing in New York city.
The choir of the North Carolina Ave-
nue. Methodist Church. assisted by ]. H.
Bowie tenor. and Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann. bass. will render 1.-The Cruel
fixion." by Stainer. Friday evening, I'M
der direction of Mrs. Marguerite Allen
Ross, who will preside at the organ.
The third annual concert by the Bloom
ingdale Orchestra, under direction of B.
J. Wrightsman. attracted a capacity
audience to the Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie Wednesday evening. The orchestra
was assisted by Mrs. Minnie B. Powell.
pianist; Mrs. Bertha May Minick, vocal
list: Mark A. Watson, reader. and Mrs.
Harry Jeffries. accompanist. in giving the
following program: Overture, Festival
by Zulueta. the orchestra: readings.
when Malinda Sings" and ''Carca-
some" Mr. Watson: piano solos. PAS
uuinade" by Gottschalk. and "Andante
Finale" from Lucia di Lammermoor.
arranged for left hand alone, by Lesche-
tizky. Mrs. Powell: selection. "Florodora.
by Stuart: Caprice by Wrightsman:
'Piourettes, by l.. o. Smith. and Ma
tional Airs by Boyer. the orchestra:
.,In "h< hx-n Ball