Evening star., 1916-12-10


Como. Let Us Worship" by Himmel.
choir: God Be Merciful Unto U.s. b
Hammett. Evening-Anthems. Love
incidental solos. Mrs. Ewing and 9.
Theodore Howard. bass: quartet. God
Calling Yet" by Ashford. Mrs Helen
Mcleod Cliff. contralto. and chosss
solos sustained by Mrs. Ewing. Mres
Cliff. D. Austin Howard. tenor. and q
Theodore Howard. bass.
the program during the hour of music
at the Friday Morning Club last weelcs
singing the aria. Celeste Aida" by
Verdi: "Dream Song" from 'Manon.
from ''Rigoletto." Miss Linton accom~
panying.
The remainder of the program. given
by members Of the organization. in.
anoT fbs Ss sElIs
lied by Henselt; "Etude Japonaise,"
by Poldini. and ''Hark. Hark. the Lark"
by Schubert-LisZt. rendered by Miss
of Music" by Mendelssohn; Gretchen
am Spinnrade," by Schubert; who
Is sylvia?" by Schubert; "Anemone."
by Grieg: "Herdegossen" Swedish folk
song). and ECHO Song" Norwegian
fall song). both by Sinding, Mrs. Ger
trude Lyons. with Mrs. Charles Brooke
Smith at the piano: piano solo. 'Fin-
landia.' by Sibelius. Miss Linton.
The vocal class of Arthur Green renS
son Hall Seminary Monday evening:
The Cry of Rachel" bv Salter. and
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" by
Saint-Saens. Sadie Krupsaw; III Laws
T. watson; 'Daddy's Sweetheart and
I'll Bacio." by Arditi, Clara Wiseman'
Thorn" W. Bachrach; "Toreador's
Song" from Carmen" by Bizet. ana
a Son OF the Desert Am l." Z. N Si-
mon: "one Fine Day" from Nine. But
terhy," Helen Page White: Even Brav.
est Heart May SWELL" from Faust"
N. Burroughs; 'Elegie." by Massenet,
Rosalind Karnowski: duet from III
Trovatore," Helen White and NJ. 2.
simon; duet, from ''Tales of Hoffman"
Rosalind Karnowski and Valette Joness
Edward r. Whitman has been engaged
as tenor OF the quartet OF the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. and the mu-
sic this morning. under direction OF
Frederick Hardman. who Is also the
bass soloist. will include the anthems,
when Power Divine" by Faure. ana
Consider and Hear Me-" by Pfiuegger.
and this evening. Savior. When Night
Involves the Skies" by Shelley. and
Beautiful Land OF Somewhere" by
Pounds -Fesaris.
The Rebew Orchestra. H. w. Weber,
conducting, gave its monthly public
rehearsal Monday evening In the leo
ture hall of Keller Memorial Church.
Preceding the giving of the musical
program the director. who has Just re.
turned from a trip through the west.
was presented with a new music stand,
DR.. H. H. Seltzer making the presenta-
tion speech in the name Of the orches-
ira. The assisting soloists were MISS
Katharine Peacock; % srt who sang hH scott and
yesterday and Today" by Spross. and
Miss Lillian Everson: who gave The
Valley OF Laughter" by Sanderson:
lat Dawning" and Awake. Little
panying. The orchestra played the
overture to william Tell" by Rossint;
selections from Madame sherry. BY
Hoschna: whispering Flowers. by
Won Blon: woodland WHISPERS. @ ~
Czilbulka and Under One Flag, by
Won Blon.
In musical contest held at Mrs. N.
E. Lohr's studio Saturday evening. the
prize winner in the playing OF koel-
iing's Rhapsody Mignonne" was Miss
Helen Murphy. in wagner's march.
from "Tanhaeuser," Miss Evelyn
Kremb. and in Griess .Voglein." Miss
Ellen Reinmuth. each of the successful
candidates being awarded gold medal
julius Goebel. jr., a newcomer In
washington's musical circles, Will be
the offertory soloist this morning at
the First Presbyterian Church, when
he will play "Andantino.' by Martini.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie, soloist of the
church. returned yesterday from a
short concert trip through virginia
and will sing this morning 20 Lord, Be
| Merciful." by Bartlett, and this even
| ing, 20 Rest in the Lord from Eli
| jah," and 20 Eyes that Are Weary" by
| Brackett. with Mrs. George Schuett az
| the organ. During Miss Leckie's abb
sence Mrs. Duncan Richmond filed her
place in the choir.