Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-20

Barker. Miss Elizabeth Harris and
Samuel Mooers. The program closed
| with duet, allegro" from Beetho-
VEINS Second symphony played by
Miss Elizabeth Harris and Mr. Koes-
ter
| At the Westminster Memorial Pres
| byterian Church this morning the
| choir. under direction of Mrs. Frank
| Byram, organist. will sing Mendel-
: Aileen Miller and Miss Lulu Bremmer
sustaining the incidental duet
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evens Greene
| have issued invitations for musica.
to be given March l at the Cairo.
! Mrs Florence Noack Howard, So
prano, and Oscar Franklin Comstock,
pianist. were the assisting soloists at a
| recital Thursday evening at the Com
| stock studio. Mrs. Howard singing
when the Heart Is Young" by Dud-
ley Buck, and group of Schuberts
| songs. "Frulingsglaude." Die Forelle"
and Fri KONG and Mr.. Comstock
| sustaining the piano part in "Andante,"
| from the Max Bruch Concerto rem
dered by II. Hoffman violinist. John
$: Thiemeyer gave two piano solos
Under Ferne. by Richards and
arrangement for four hands of the
"Soiree de Vienne" (Schubert-Lisz)
with Miss May Keller, who was heard
also in a paraphrase of LISTS Die
Lorelie. by Nesvadba. Miss Vera Ell
| lett also contributed two piano num-
| bers. "Waldandacht" and La Corbeille
! de Fleurs,'' by Kuhe.
The music at Hamline NJ F. Church
| this morning. under direction of Miss
Edith r. Athey. will include the organ
! solo. "Andante." from Fifth Sonata,
| by Merkel; quartet, God. My King.
/ Thy Might Contrasting" by Wiegand:
! offertory duet. for soprano and tenor,
! BE of Good Comfort by Buck: organ
postlude. "RisoIuto,' by Parker This
evening the music will be by the cho-
rus choir. under II. H. Freeman. with
Miss Edith Athey at the organ.
DR.. william Stansfield. organist and
choir director of the First Congresa-
tional Church. has arranged the follow
ing musical program for the services
today: Morning service-Organ pre-
Jude. Invocation, Dubois: anthem,
Gloria" cThird Mass'D. Haydn: an
them. Forever With the Lord" Gou-
nod; offertory, soprano solo. My Song
Shall Be of Mercy" Marks. and organ
postlude, Pilgrims Chorus" Wagner,
and for the evening service. organ pre-
lude. AT Evening", Buck: anthem.
Savior. When Night Involves the
Sky" Shelley, and offertory. quartet,
Come Ye, Disconsolate." Schneider.
There will be short organ recital at
the close of the evening service, when
the following program will be given:
Magnificat in d Minor. Lemaigre; "In
the Morning" and "Solvejg's Song"
Grieg, and overture FreiSchutZ, Weber.
At the Mount Pleasant Congregation
al Church today the music under direc-
ton of Claude Robson. organist, will
include at the morning service the Or
gan solo. prelude in F Major by
Flagler; anthem. Lamb of God That
IN.
CAgnus Del and bona Nobis." from
MASS in D Minor'). by Stewart; offer
tory. contralto solo. Out of the
Depths" by Rogers. Mrs. Ada Arundel
Pillow; organ solo. "Postlude in Il
Flat Major by Hamer. Evening. mu-
sic by Mount Pleasant chorus and solo
quartet, under direction of DR.. Will
liam r. Buchanan; organ solo, ''1dylle.'
by Frost: anthems, "Recessional," by
De Koven, and ITO Thee. o Country"
offertory. soprano solo. 20 Lord, Most
Holy" by Franz Abt. Mrs. A. L. Hay
cock, organ voluntary, "Postlude in
D Major by Donohoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. EIvans Mayfield en-
tertained Wednesday evening in honor
of the choir of the Incarnation Church.
the members of which. under direction
of Mrs. Henry White. were heard in
song recital, assisted by Miss Florence
Steffens. contralto, and Harry Mccall
mont. futist. The program follows:
Quartet. The Night Has Thousand
and Elizabeth wilkins. and Messrs
Malcolm Rich and Fritz Steffens: So
prano solo. "A Lover and His Lass" by
Osborne, and Remembrance by Mary
Turner Sa1ter. Miss Rich: "Primavera,'
by Salter. and "Wiegenlied." by Brahms,
Mrs. Charles Lane: flute solo. 'Menuet,"
by Beethoven, Harry McCalmont: con-
tralto solos. "Nymphs and Shepherds"
by Purcell, and THE Keys of Heaven"
told Cheshire ballad). Miss Emile Mar
garet White: bass solos. THE Two
Grenadiers,' by Schumann and Son
tag, by Brahms. D. Robinson Steffens;
soprano solos, Sunshine and RAIN" by
Blumsnthal: "A Little Work. Little
script. by Jackson keblinger. Miss
Elsie Small; "Mammy's Song" by Har-
riet Ware: THE Rainbow Child" by
Coleridge Taylor. and The Dream by
contralto solos. Ave Maria,'' by Luzzi.
and Mira, Bella II Trovatore.' by
Donizetti. Miss Steffens; soprano solos.
''Vainka's Song" by Whisham. and
Nora by Piggott, Miss Emma Cohen
flute solos. dances from Henry VIII"
by German. Harry McCalmont Miss A.
Margaret Merrill and Miss White as
sisted as accompanies.
The enrolment of members in the
Washington Oratorio Society has
reached 240 voices. and new singers
will not be accepted after the next re-
hearsal. which will take place tomor-
row evening, in the chapel c,' th:.
Church of the Covenant. The secre-
tary will be at the chapel at 40
o'clock to enrol. any newcomers before
the rehearsal.
At Epiphany Church this morning
the music, under the direction of Nc
Henry McChord. will include the process
sional, .Alleluia Song of Gladness" by
Haydn: 'Te Deum.' by Field: "Jubi-
| Sing Alleluia Forth, by Buck recess
sionaI. Rise. Crowned With Light" by
Lwoff. Miss Beulah Harper and Miss
Margaret Ella Allen, contraltos, will
assist with the program at the organ
recital which precedes the evening
service. and Miss Harper will be heard
, in Sing Alleluia." by Luzzi and Miss
Allen will sing II Come to Thee" by
Roma. At evening prayer, at . O'Clock
the choir will sing the professional;
''Thro' the Night of Doubt and Sor-
| row by cambridge: Magnificat." by
Bairstow: "Nunc Dimittis" tGregor-
lam. ofertory anthem. "Out of the
Deep ] Can." by Surette: recessional
| Savior. Who Thy Flock Art Feeding"
by Barnard
Recent events of interest include a
recital given at the Wilson Normal
School by Miss Marion Ballinger, pia n
list. and Chester La Toilette. violinist,
| their selections including "kammeno
Ostrow,' by Rubinstein: "Arabesque'
| by Debussy: Waltz" by Moszkowski,
| Il Il