Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-09

Miss Bernice Randall. soprano. will be
heard in The Sheep and the Lambs"
by sydney Homer. Mrs. Byram presid-
ing at the organ.
Tomorrow afternoon. beginning at
S:i5 o'clock. II. II. Freeman. organist
4 Episcopal Church. Lafayette Square,
/ viii give an organ recital at ST. Johns
! church. Georgetown. assisted by Miss
: Ruth Bronson. violinist.
The choir of the First Congregational
church. Under direction of DIR. William
Stanslield. will sing Stainers Cruel
! NIXON next Sunday evening. begin
iaay IN Stansficld has arranged the fol-
lowing program: Morning, organ pre-
lude. "Andante i'll t." by Batiste: an
them The Lord Is My Rock" by
,deihal solos. Miss Marian Larner and
taiv"rt Bowie: offertory. soprano solo,
: 30 Divine Redoemer, by Gounod. Mrs.
Il IL smart; organ postlude. Fan
O'Clock. organ prelude, "A Springtime
Sketch. by Brewer: anthem, "Hark.
/ iark My Soul. by Shelley. incidental
solos. Mrs. Smart and Miss Larner: Of
f"rtory; 80 Lord Most Holy, by Gil
! bert. Musical half hour, march. Queen
I of Sheba. by Gounod: "'rhe Question
and the Answer. by Wolstenholme:
Variations" from the kaiser Quar-
! yet tine Austrian national nEmn), Dy
I Haydn: overture. ''Wiiliam TELL" by
i.oSSini.
Edwin Hughes. a Washington pia mist.
who has succeeded both as concert
pianist and teache" on the other side
of the water. writes of his continual
success this season. which he says is
musically one of the busiest Munich,
his present home. has ever known. Mr..
F! Hughes has also been heard in con-
|
10 a close in Berlin. Frankfort. Nurem-
burg and other centerS of musical ac-
tivity.
The choir of mixed voices of ST. Pat
( Iicks Church. under direction of Miss
Jennie Giennan. organist, will render
Dubois setting of The Seven Last
I W ords of Christ" next. Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. w. X. Wallace. contraito. is sub
shutting at the Church of Our Father
tor Miss Lillian Chenowith. the regu-
lar Soloist. W no has been i'll from larNn-
; gifts
The teachers and pupils of the vocal
and rythmicat departments of the
Lucia Gale Barber School were guests
of the Congressional club. at a recent
afternoon tea. The social features of
! the occasion We're preceded by pro-
gram OF music and rhythmic dancing,
special mention were the vocal solos
of Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsman, So
prano. and Mrs. Julian Brylawski. con-
tralto. with Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee
ut the piano.
Charles Trowbridee Tittmann, bass
soloist of MI Souls Church. with Lewis
Corning Atwater. organist. will give
the following numbers at this morn
ings service: Vocal numbers. Each
Bach and 1t Is Enough. from Elijah.
by Mendelssosln: organ selections.
Good Friday Music" from ''Parsifal.'
b.. Wagner. offertory. prelude to
-'Eenedictus. from "Messe Solennelle''
by Beethoven; postlade, "Maestoso," by
Nars Ebert.
At Epiphany Church TODAY. the music.
under direction of McHenry McChord, |
viii include at this mornings service
the professional. oft in Danger. Oft
in Woe" by Gauntlet: TIE Deum.''
w stevens: 'Benedictus. ,anony
nous: offertory anthem. "Gallia. by
Gounod: occasional. Forty DAYS and
Forty Nights. by iieinlen. At the
preliminary organ recital this evening,
beginning at 80 o'clock. the selec-
lions viii he 'tScrenata." by Moszkow
ski: TO Wild Rose" by Mcdowell;
Song Of sorrow. by Nevin. At the
service Immediately following the
"a
the Cross of Christ ! Glory. by
.ronkey; Nagniticat" and ''Nunc Dimit
lis, Gresorian: offertory anthem, In
production and First Word from The !
sven Last Words of Christ. by Dubois
occasional. Glorious Thinps Of Thee
Are spoken
James StoddaFt. orsanist and choir
master of St. stephens Episcopal
Church. who has presided at the organ
~ Il at<,y,
services at the church. will play this
evening as prelude one of his own
compositions. entitled Evening and
James Dickinson will sing 80 God,
Have Mercy. from Mendelssohn's ora
torio. st. Paul At the confirma ton
services Wednesday the choir of men
and boys rendered Sir Joseph Barnby's
anthem. King All Glorious Rev.
and Harry NJ. Forker sustaining, re-
spectively, the tenor and bass solos.
Student events of interest include a
piano recital, at which the program
was rendered by Clara Willcher. Lille
son. Dorothy Willcher. Marion Baum
earten, Ruby Miller. Hazel Cannon,
John Cannon. Helen Wilson, Elsie
Schaefer. Bertha Gilbreth. Edna Gil
breth. Charles Cannon. Lillian Field
man. Milo Atkinson. Paul Atkinson,
Annie Calvert. Roberta hopkins, Rose
Martin. Alice Eil!, Mrs. Lucy Hanback,,
Bessie Anderson and Jack Mitchell.
Henri; II. Freeman. orsan.s, and
chulriaa ster Ci cd ST. Johns Episcopal
fiiurc,. Lafayette sqGare. officiat ted 2 /
Tho organ yesterday at tiIc i-en;en reci
til v ticii attracted, as usual ?. capacity
audience. Mir Freeman was assisted III
giving the program by Anton K2 spar.
yiol,nist, who PLACED "caa:o- An,oroso.'
~. S.,'I. MP r: tl.I- t,i.;tli. ami HUNGARIAN