Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-26
MUSICAL MENTION.

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accompanied Mr.. Lynch at the piano in
by. Schubert; "still vie die Nacht" by
sa a"o sy Tas sseu% Ne e
Sleep" with violin obligato: 1--WE VIC
let's" by Scott; "Elegie," by Massenet ;
by Bond: Where My Caravan Has
Rested by Lohr; 'Slave Song by Del
Riego. and "Sprinstide of Love-" by Fos-
ter
DIR. Cogswell. director Of music in the
Washington public schools. with Mrs
west. He will spend Thanksgiving with
his daughter in Terre Haute, Ind. and
will visit the schools of Indianapolis and
other cities during the trip.
The Mcdowell Club will hold 4
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Miss Isobel MCGEE. 1910 La
from the German school win be pre-
scented.
The faculty Of Studio Hall has sent
out cards for a tea this afternoon from
4 to o'clock.
The music at Epiphany Church today.
under direction of McHenry McChord.
lsional, Praise My Soul. the King Of
Heaven" by Haydn; "Te Deum." by
Stevens: "Jubilate." by Smith; offertory
Works Of the Lord" by Longhurst; re-
cessional. Rejoice, the Lord Is King"
by Stubbs Evening. professional, The
Son Of God Goes Forth to War" by
it's" Gregorian: offertory anthem, THE
Sun Is Sinking Fast" by Marks; bene-
Idiction hymn, Now the Day Is Over
by Barnby; reeessional Jesus Calls
sic Thanksgiving day will include the
professional, Come. Ye Thankful Peo-
ple.' by Elvey; "Te Deum." by Con-
stance: "Jubilate." by Tours: offertory
anthem. Praise the Lord. Q Jerusa-
lem" by Maunder: occasional. Praise
Ito God Immortal Praise" by Kocher.
The solos will be sustained by Mrs
George Anderson and William Cla-
baugh.
| An enjoyable evening was spent at
the Arts Club Wednesday. when Felix
Garziglia was heard in recital, giving
the following exacting program:
prelude, B Minor" by Mendelssohn:
Romance" by Faure; Autumn, by
ceuse" and Second scherzo," by
| Chopin; "Clair de Lune" and Little
| Shepherd" by Debussy; "Kermesse.'
by Staub; "Tarantelle." by Moszkow-
ski. and, encore. Spinning Song, by
Mendelssohn.
| A special musical service will be
given this evening by an augmented
choir at Westminster Presbyterian
Church, under direction of Mrs. Frank
| Byram, organist.
| At the regular monthly musical at
Trinity NJ. Z. Church tonight the quar-
tet will be assisted by William Hill,
violinist. The programs for both morn
ling and evening services. as arranged
by Mrs. Ada Arundel Pillow. directress
will include: This morni ing &c an
Chopin; anthem, Fear Not, g, Land
by Rogers; organ offertory. Prelude"
| by Freyer: bass solo, Unto the HIS.
by Hawley. Mr.. Kinseiia; organ. Post
at 1880 ocioek-Organ solo, Prelude
| in G." by Mendelssohn: soprano solo,
song Of THANKSGIVING" BY X, Al 1T z
Mrs. shreve; anthem. Fear MOI; re, ~
aB cree t.Jocelyn"), by GODDARD, Mr..
Hill; anthem, with violin obligate. The
| Day Is Past and Over" by Marks. and
organ postlude, "Fugue," by Mendels-
sohn.
The music at Hamline Methodist
Church today. under direction OF Miss
Edith Ash9y; .o will F.aeivsi preluae
Arise" by surette: offertory anthem;
Joy in Harvest" by steane: , incidental and
soprano solo. Miss Marian Msankse Jgep a hp
Turner. Evening prelude. Med
| itation"; anthem, 20 Lord. How Mani
fold" by Barnby; ofertory ant !. m.
STUCK, incidental bass solo. Fred
Sehaeffer, and postlude, March" by
Stuyck.
turned from Accomac, Va, where she was
the visiting artist of concert given
by the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
Her program numbers included "Vlss !.
Puccini; "A Fors e Lui." from La
!Tasnsis." james; southern Song"
Ronald, and 'LEcstacy; Ardlti. But
ceived that she was compelled to
lengthen her program by many en-
cores. She remained several days at
Accomac, where she was entertained by
a former pupil, Ellen Edwards.
The programs for the musical por-
tons Of the services at Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church today. ar
organist, will include this morning the
anthem sns quartet. lord. Hear My cry
by Gordon Balch-Nevin, Mrs. Bode. Miss
Moran. Adolf Werner and Edwin Cal
Wodell: offertory solo, my Task" Miss
| Nellie Moran, and postlude. from Suite
| in D." by Lachner. At 7:45. in place OF
| the regular evening service, the first of
Q series Of Evenings with the choir"
| will be given.
| These are to be a monthly feature Of
| the winters work. with a short address
| by the pastor, Rev. John G. Palmer, d. D.
| Nine. Du Observation-Disclosures, yiolinist, will
assist the choir in the following program ::
| Prelude, violin solo, "Nachtstuck" by
| Schumann, Nine Du Guerin-Kittredge
| quartet, 20 Loving Father" by del Riego
Mrs Bode Miss Moran, Adolf Werner and
| Edwin Callow; tenor solo. Ave Maria"
by Schubert, Mr.. Werner: violin obi
| cato, Nine Kittredge: response. Grant
| Us Thy Peace w. FRANKIE Harling trio
| from "Fhe CreatioH'-"On Thee Each
| Living Soul Awaits'-by Haydn, Mrs.
Bode Messrs. Werner and Callow offer
| tory, violin solo. "Berceuse," by Tschet-
| sulin, Nine. Du Guerin-Kittredge soprano
] solo with violin obligato. Father Al
| mighty" by Bach-Gounod, Mrs. Agnes
Lawrence Bode:. trio, Protect Us
Through the Coming Night" by Cursch-
mann. Mrs. Bode. Adolf Werner Edwin
Callow; postlude. "foccato in F." by
| Widor.
The second in the series Of first Friday
recitals of chamber music at the Young
women's Christian Association will be
held December at Sis pm Tho pro-
gram will include Grieg sonata for cello
| and plano by Miss Kelly and DIR. Swami
| q group Of French songs by Miss Ed
wards. contralto. and a Mendelssehn trio
by Miss Kelly, Mira Swami and DR.
| Sswann Tickets for this concert are a