Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-26

csi,ist ny Richaro Lorleoers, t IoiI his
accustomed artistry 'Siciliano," b!
Pecgolese, and "Sarabande.' by Haen'
del. and among the organ number:
| were "Toccata in D Minor, by A. II
Edwards: 'Fugue in Major, b.
Edward Johnston; Fantasia in F
Minor" by John f. West: "Allegrette
Scherzando." .by Marks. and "Grand
Choeur," by Faulkes.
At the Scottish Rite Temple this aft.
ernoon at o'clock tae triple quartet
of the Church of the Covenant under
direction of Sydney Lloyd WrigEtson
| with Harvey Murray accompanying. vii
| give the following program of sacred
United States Senate and House Of
| Representatives: sun of My Soul
Thou Savior Dear" by Bullard. Incl
dental solos for soprano, tenor ant
bass. Miss Meta Craig. Richard P
Backing and ]. Walter Humphrey
bass solo Cast Thy Bread Upon the
Waters" by Bschoff. Mr.. Humphrey
| anthem. blessed Jesus. Fount OF
Mercy" from "Stabat Mater" by Dvo.
rak: tenor solo. The Ninety-f1rs'
Psalm" by MacDermid. Mr.. Backing
anthem, The Earth Is the Lords" by
Rogers; incidental solo. Miss Craig
| soprano solo. Before the Crucifx." by
La Forge. Miss Craig: anthem. yea
| Though ! Walk Through the Valley
by Stevenson, incidental solo. Miss
! Beulah Harper: organ postlude. "Marche
I Militaire," by Schubert-BeSt.
! Or. William Stansfield. organist and
| choir director of First Congregations
! Church. has arranged the following
musical program for the services to-
day: Morning service. Organ prelude
| "AHdante in F." by Beethoven: an
them. Send Out Thy Light" Gounod
anthem. II Waited for the Lord" Men,
| delssohn: offertory. bass solo. cast
organ postlude Finale in E Flat
| Guilmant Evening service. organ
prelude, Spring Song" Macfarlane;
anthem. Jesus, Friend of Sinners
| Grieg: offertory. 20 for Closer Walk
With God" Foster. At the close OF
! short organ recital when the follow
| ing program will be rendered: ALE
gro Nivace." Stansfield: Clair de I.une
| tMoonlighD. Karg Ebert; overture
| "Finlandja." Sibelius. and Cradle
Song and Evening Prayer" Guilmant
The Motel Choral Society. directed
| by Otto T. Simon. will give the final
| concert of its seventh season Wednes-
! day evening. April 5. at Memorial Con
| have the assistance of piano and
string trio. Lenore Baker, piano; Sam
| uel Norman, VIOLIN and Richard Lorle-
! berg. cello. Mrs Otto T. Simon and
| Mr.. George II. Wilson will be the &C
I companists. The organization Is sup
| ported by a sustaining membership of
| patrons and subscribers. The complete
| program is as follows: Two choruses,
! The Land of Amorea" ION a Hebrew
| theme), Moussorgsky. and The World
Is Too Much With Us" Bantock; SON.
net by Wordsworth: tr1o-piano. violin,
celo-"Allegro,' "Elegia." "Allegro Non
| Troppo," Arensky: three choruses of
night. The Sounds of Evening"
| Dvorak: THE Star of Evening" (words
| by Thomas CampbeID. Coleridge- Tay-
vala." Finnish folk-song. (for male
| voices), Sibelius: two solos (cello).
| "Adagio Cantabile," Tartini: "Gavotte,'
| from ballet music of Idomeneo." Mo-
Fart: two choruses of spring, The
| Awakening of Spring" from the Rus
| sian of Apollon Maikoff. Grechaninof.
| blossoms Born of Springtime." from
Saint Ludmila,' Dvorak.
| Mrs. Paul Ewing, formerly Miss Edith
Larimore. will be the offertory soloist
at Calvary Methodist Church today and
Will sing this morning 1.-The Lord Is My
| Light" by Allitsen. and this evening
| One Sweetly Solemn Thought" by
| Am brose
| With the composer conducting the
| United States Marine Band Symphony
| Orchestra of fifty musicians will in
| clude in its program tomorrow after
J noon a I the marine barracks beginning
at 2;30 O'Clock. the "Tolstoy Sym
| phony. The work had its first per
| Torrance in Boston in the spring OF
| 1914. when it was played by the Bos-
| ton symphony Orchestra in Symphony
| Hall. the composer conducting. The
! Minneapolis Orchestra also placed it or
| its programs during it's tour last sea son
The Music History Club" has jus,
been organized and will hold meetings
( every alternate Saturday afternoon
/ Miss Louise Ryan is president, Miss
| Freda Ring, secretary: Miss Herminia
| Ellis, treasurer. and Miss Pearl Waugh
chairman of the program committee
! Modern composers were the subject oil
| study at the last meeting, and compo-
sitions by Leschitiszky, Moszkowsky
| Rachmaninof. Elgar. Debussy and
| Mcdowell were played by Miss Ryan
| Katharine Tower. Martha Dyer. Eliza
| beth lobe. Herminia. Ellis and Freda
| Ring. A unique rule of the club is that
the dues of the members will be spen,
in attending together some of the good
concerts during the season.
/ The third of series of recitals was
! given yesterday afternoon in the New
| Ma sonic Auditorium by students of the
| Washington College of Music. when g
program of unusual merit was pre-.
sented Vocal selections were given BY
Miss Alma NJ. Thomas, Willard S
Haynie. baritone; Mrs Melissa McIver
soprano; violin solos. by Miss Doris dc
Groot and Harry King; piano numbers
| by Miss Isabel Jarvis Primm, who
played Concerto No 4. Op. TO-" b,
! Rubinstein, with orchestral accompani.
ment on second piano by Frank Norris
Jones. and Richard Barrett, who re.
peated his success of last week in his
phrase Of Strauss Blue Danube
Waltz: la Dame Blanche" two move.
ments of Beethoven's First Symphony
and three dances from Henry VIII" b,
German, We're given by the College Or.
chestra. under direction of Mr.. Chris
tiani.
Mrs. Mary B. Somervell Of Relcour,
Seminary entertained the Mississipp
Society Friday evening. an attractive
musical and literary program being one
iof the features of the evening. Mrs
Huron Lawson sang Henschers Spring,
Swiss Echo Song" by Eckert: polo
naise.' from 'Mignon," by Thomas
| Anton kaspar gave two violin numbers
| Miss Minnie Nardaman of Mississipp
added to the pleasure by two recitations
and Miss Pearl Waugh. in addition II
lplaying the accomplishments rendered
Prelude" and 'Etude in f Minor" BY
Mcdowell.
| AT All Souls Unitarian Church thi.
morning the following musical pro.
gram will be rendered by Charles T
! Tittmann, bass soloist. and Lewis Corn.
ling Atwater. organist: Vocal numbers
on. Lord Have Mercy" from "Stra