Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-12

The Monday Morning Club, Edga1
Priest conducting, will give the secoh'
of this seasons concerts tomorro"
morning in the ballroom of the Ne"
! Willard The club will be assisted d.
Miss Ethel Garrett Johnston, pianist
Iwho will play Chopin group and ga
Vote" by Bach-Saint- Saens. and ga
priccio," op. IS. No. ,. by Brahms. Mrs
| Harold A. Brooks will sing Mon Peti1
Coeur' told French. arranged by WEEK
erlin); louvre ties Yeux Bleu, by Mas
senet, and Her Rose" by Whitne!
Coombs; Mrs Gideon Fl. Pillow. con-
tralto. will be heard in a group, IL rs
clave," by Lalo; CRY of Rachel, by
| Mary Turner Salter. and MY Soul d!
Carrie Jacobs Bond. There will be d
duet, "Barcarole." by Chaminade, by
Mrs. McCarty Hanger and Mrs. BROOKS
and the club will sing Morning Mood.
by Grieg. six choruses by Rachmanin
off Might The Lonely Pine. Sleep
ing Waves" 1.-The Captive" THE An
GEL and GLORIOUS Forever, and
| Come. Sweet Morning., arranged by
| Fl. Alexander Matthews.
| The District of Columbia Chapter of
| the American Guild of Organists met
with it's friends Tuesday evening in the
Sunday school room of the Church OF
| the Covenant. No business session was
| held. the evening being devoted to the
| presentation of piano concertos. with
the orchestral accompaniment played
on the organ. The dean, Harry Wheat
on Howard. prefaced the evening s
work with comments on the concertos.
which were played chronologically and
included the first movement from Mo-
zarts Concerto i'll E Flat tNo. %.
rendered by Mr.. Howard. with Miss
Mary Mullaly at the organ; Beetho-
ven's Concerto in b Flat (No. %
Oscar Franklin Comstock. with Mr..
Howard at the organ; Mendelssohn
Concerto in ID Minor. Arthur d. Mayo,
with DIR. William Stanstield at the or
gan. and Rubinstein's Concerto in ID
Minor Lewis Corning Atwater, with
Mrs. Frank Frost at the organ.
Frank Norris Jones, pianist. has re-
turned from a trip to Warrenton, a,
where he gave successful recital.
playing compositions by MacDoWell.
Moszkowski, LeschetiZky and Chopin.
and giving as encores Rhapsody, by
Brahms, and 'Liebestraum.' by List.
Robert Carey Stearns, violinist. was
the assisting soloist at a recent stu
dents recital, playing Alteration" by
lyn.' B. Frank Gebest, pianist. gave
the concluding number. "Polonaise" in
E major, by List. and others contrib
uting to the program We're Miss Ida
Harry, Miss Bertha Abramson. Miss
Hilda Hanes. Miss Margaret Christani.
Master George Z. Judd, Miss Marian c.
Vandeveer, Miss Claire Philomene
Squeo. Miss Frances Cureton. Miss Mil
dred Clark, Miss Jennie Jones. Miss
Edith Evermann. Miss Elizabeth Null
drow and Miss Josephine Golden.
The program of the Friday Morning
Music Club last week consisted of an
organ recital. by Miss Maud Sewall,
organist of the Church of the New
Jerusalem, at which edifice the affair
was held. Miss Sewall was assisted by
the chorus of the club, which sang. I'M
der the direction of Heinrich Hammer
Legend of st. Elizabeth by List, and
The Lord is My Shepherd by Schu-
bert. the opening trio being rendered
by Mrs. Hugh Brown. Miss Marean and
Hands Are All the Corners of the
Earth by Mendelssohn. was given by
Miss Lucy Brickenstein. and Miss Ed
wards. The we'll rendered numbers by
Miss Sewall included 'Toccata and
Fugue in d Minor" by Bach; "Capric-
cio' and "Melodia." OPP 50, Nos. 10 and
II. by Max Reber; overture to "Jep-
tina by Haendel, and Finale" by
Cesar Franck.
Church today the music. under direction
of Claude Robson. organist, will include
at the morning service the organ prelude,
Meditation" by Harker; anthem, Fear
Not. o Israeli by Max Spicker; offertory,
soprano solo, Jerusalem. Thou That Kill
est the Prophets, from EST. Paul. by
Mendelssohn organ postiude, Fiat Lux.
by Dubois. At the evening service the
ypiI fha nf
Pleasant Chorus, DR.. William r. Blu
chanan conducting, and among the
numbers will be the organ solo.
''Andantino,' by Lemare: tenor solo.
ut Was for Me-" by Blount. Charles
d. Church; anthem by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus; offertory quartet,
Heaven Life" by Mozart Cowell; organ
solo, "Postlude in Flat" by Parker
The Motel Choral Society, Otto Tor
new Simon conducting, will give its last
concert this season April in Memorial
Continental Hall. program of Eng
lish. Russian and German music will
include some trios for violin, cello and
piano. in addition to the choral num-
bers.
Rho Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon Soror-
ity, was entertained last Sunday after
noon at a musical tea by one of its pa
tronesses. Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, at
her home in Brookland. Among those
VINO contributed fnuSlCdllS 10 the pleas
ure of the occasion were Miss Mar
garet Marean, soprano: Miss Agnes
Bowling, pianist; Miss Elijah
Leckie, mezzo-soprano: Miss Isabelle
Primm. pianist; Miss Margery Snyder,
violinist Miss Frances Gutelius, plan
list: Mrs. Henrietta Flynn. contralto,
Miss Carrie Bruce and Miss Dorothy
Snyder, accompanies.
An audience which filled Crossman
NJ. E. Church at Falls Church. Va. Fri
day evening listened to a program of
unusual merit. the soloists being Mrs.
Allen, violinist, and Glenn c. Gorrell,
pianist. all of Washington, and Miss
Carrie Ball and Mrs. c. T. Greene, So
pranos; Miss Ruth Frances Payne.
pianist, and Mrs. J. p. Gould, reader, of
Falls Church. Mrs. Lawson gave
Swiss Echo Song" by Eckert: Spring"
and My Old Kentucky Home: Mrs.
Greene sang "A Gypsy Maiden J." by
Parker: Miss Ball was heard in THE
Beautiful Land Of Nod; Mrs; Gould re-
cited "Lisas Wedding" and Mr.. Cor
Flat and the orchestral accompani-
ment on a second piano to Beethovens
Concerto in Major' tfrst move
ment), rendered by Miss Payne.
At All Souls Unitarian Church this
morning the following musical num-
bers Will be rendered by Charles T.
Tittmann. soloist and precentor. and
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist:
Songs. in Memoriam," by Rossini. and
The Lord Is My Light" by Allitsen:
AIDE: offertory. lie Bots Sacre." by
MaSsenet and postlude "Iarche" by