Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
MUSICAL MENTION.

WIN xxOlN.
list of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church. gave a song recital
Thursday evening at the New Willard
Hotel before the American Institute
of Banking.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church today the music. under
direction of Claude Robson. will in
clude the organ prelude, Melody" by
Wolstenholme: anthem, Hear My Cry"
by Nevins: offertory. contralto solo.
How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me-" by
Speaks Miss Steftins: postlude. 'Verset
de Procession" by Boellmann. In the
evening the music will be in charge
rected by DR.. William Il. Buchanan.
and the offerings will be an organ
solo, "Ofertoire'' (B fiat major). by
King Hall: anthem. "Hearken Unto
quartet. The Mellow Eve" by Holden;
postlude, "Festal March" &C major).
by Calkin.
At the twilight organ recital tomor-
row afternoon in the First Congrega-
tional Church the program will begin
at 4:40 o'clock. and DR.. Stanchfield
will be assisted by Mrs. Charles Henry
follows: Organ solos. Concert Over
ture in E Flat" by Faulkes; The
Answer" by Wolstenholme; "Toccata
in E.. by Bartlett; soprano solo.
by Shepherd; "Springtime Sketch" by
Brewer; "Nachstucke," by Schumann;
Funeral March of Marionette.'' by
Gounod; vocal solo, Sans Toi." b.
DHa,delot; Finale" from First
Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius, harp
list. VIII give the recital for the blind
at the Library of Congress Tuesday
evening, beginning at S:15 o'clock
In connection with Bishop Harding's
ded1catory service of the new memorial
window in cid st. Faurs Episcopal
thurch, Rock creek parish. which will
take place this forenoon at II o'clock,
special musical program will be pre-
scented. as follows: tie Deum in 3
Minor by Buck: "Jubilate in F." by
Holden; anthem, 1.-The Lord Is Nv
Rock by Woodman. The personnel Of
the choir includes Misses Fisher and
oNeal sopranos; Mines. Parkman and
Llppitt altos; Messrs. Morsell and
sWitzer. tenors. and Messrs. Rollings
ney organist and director.
The recently organized Priscilla
Musical Club of BrookIand, j. C., held
a meeting Wednesday evening at the
home of the director. Miss Helma
Cheesman. The club is planning the
presentation o. an operetta entitled
"PriScilla.'
me American Hawaiian Trio. COM
posed of Marc Phillips Sanford Gov
lngton and Donald Libbey. assisted by
I.e Roy Glider. tenor, gave the program
congress, presenting the following
numbers: ''Mauna Kea." "AIoha NJ
Wau / 10 Maka," Honolulu March :"
hawaiian Hula Medley ''Yanka Hula"
Ia Like No Lie" Consistency. and
The Rosary Messrs. Pbijlins n and
Libbey; The Sunshine of Your Smile. !"
Ind Underneath the Stars" Messrs
l1bbey and Coyineton; tenor solos
Mighty LAX a Rose" song to Ha'
wall Somewhere Voice Is Calling"
and Aloha Oe" Farewell to Tho.
Mr.. Glider -Nee''
alrect9r OF Epiphany Church, has ar
ranged the following music for the
services today: Morning. professional
,,n men Morning Colds the Skies" By
oarnoy; Te Deum." by Custance: "Jubi-
iate: by Smith: offertory anthem,
Praise the Lord by Randegger: re-
f Hosie NJ :. S..Jlerrpsale'n. Ny Happy
none none BY stubbs: Evening. process
d
ward; Magnificat" and "Nunc DimIt-
It's" by Gounod: offertory anthem
"SeeA Ye the Lord" by Roberts: re,
rofn Greenland's Icy Noun
tains," by Mason
A recital of interest was given Satur-
day evening at which Miss Eickstadt
presented Miss Dorothy Bohmanson
The pianist, who is just thirteen wears
old, gave an exacting program from
memory with marked ability, among
her numbers being Haydns Sonata in
g, ,Minuet in Flat Major by
Mozart; "Elfentanz." by Jensen: Ami
tra's Dance. by Grieg; "Nocturne in F.
Flat" by Chopin; Love Song" by Hen
self; "lmpromptu. op. 142. No. q" by
Schubert and tFantansia in d minor"
by Mozart. Mrs. Harriet Greenwood.
soprano. assisted. making u pleasing
impression in her singing OF Testi's
Goodbye, "A Perfect Day." by Bond
and Il Hear You Calling Me-" by Mar
shall.
Music for the services at Hanline
Methodist Church today. under direction
of Miss Edith y. Athey, organist, will
include. this morning. the prelude,
''Andantino,' by Whiting; anthem, Thou
Visitest the Earth and BEST It," by
Callcott: offertory. contralto solo, The
Homeland by Wooler, Mrs. John Hum
by Burgess. Evening. organ prelude
''Adasio,' by Schubert; anthem, Tbs
Lord Is My Shepherd" by Barnes: offer-
tory, From Every stormy Wind, by
Wilder; postiude, "Festal March," by
Gaul.
The Musurgia Quartet. composed OF
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. Mrs. Will
liam T. Reed. Richard P. Backing and
Earl Carbauh, with Harry Wheaton How
ard, pianist and director. achieved it's
usual success Tuesday evening, when It
gave the musical portion of the enter
tainment at the banquet of the Omohun-
dro class at Brightwood Park NJ. E
Church. Especially happy was an ar
by the director of Nevfn's
Mighty LAX Rose" with Mrs. Reed
SUI staining the theme against subdued
of the other voices, and
also his arrangement OF THE japanese
Love Song" by Clayton Johns. Other
numbers by the quartet We're the waltz
song "Amarella," excerpt from "Rigo-
letto' by Verdi: Nevin's Rosary ana
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" by
Tate, harmonized by Mr.. Howard.
The artists appearing at the Tuesday
evening concert this week at STUDIO
Hall will be Hermine Lueders. pianist.
and Ernest Lent, cellist. in joint recital.
Mr. Lent will use the famous Duke of
Edinburgh cello.
The music at the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church today will consist
OF the following program, arranged by
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith, organist:
Prelude "Canzonetta." by Evry: trio,
Unto Thee, O Lord, Do / Cry" by q.
Curto Mrs. Agnes Bode, Adolf Werner