Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-02

lee. Catharine Morrison: 'valse A Flat
Major" Chopin. Catharine Demarest
Katamsn chSpn Evs era
ranged for two pianos. Wagner, Miss
White. Miss Calhoun. Miss Bingaman
and Mrs. John Mccormack; "Etude de
Concert" Chaminade, Marjorie Gleason
Mozart. Helen Latterner; Two Mazug-
kas, Fantasie- Impromptu, Chopin.
Mildred Benefits; "Sois Bois," Staue.
and "A La Bien Aimee" Schutt. Kathryn
kowski: Hazel Calhoun. In few days
Miss Miller will leave for st. Paul.
Mimi. for the summer.
Mrs Edith Afarmion Brosius. harpist;
Ernest Lent, cellist; LIE Roy Glider.
tenor: Herbert Aldridge, precentor, and
Arthur D. Mayo, organist, will give
the special musical program at the
beginning at 7:45 o'clock. The musical
portions of the service will include the
preliminary numbers. organ solo. by
Mr.. Mayo: tenor solo. In the Night
Shall My Song, Be of Him. by Dudley
Pilgrim" hk Burleigh; harp solo,
| 10. harp and organ. Largo" from
! "Minuet," by Hasselmann; trio for eel
A recital at the Comstock studio was
an event of recent date. Miss Mary
| 1. E. Hartly's contralto voice showed
to advantage in Eye Hath Not Seen, "
from Gauls Holy City" and Evening
Hymn by Frances Wyman: Harry NJ.
Forker's singing of a group of songs
and the aria, Ella Giammai Mam o,
fective: Miss Ella Sargent, played
Mozart's "Rondo." from the Concerto
in D Minor" with Oscar Franklin Com
stock at the second piano: James T:
Schick gave two numbers. "A Song Q.
Knighthood," by Cadman, and Love
Journey" by Wilfred Sanderson The
climax of the evening was Liza Leh-
mans song cycle, Alice in Wonder,
h and Mrs wneh e was sung an Mrs
P. Hoover, John A. Bell and James T.
Schick.
The music at the Church of the AS
cension today will include the proceE-
sional. Onward, Christian Soldiers;
"Children's Litany," by the choir; Of
fertory, Come Unto ME-" by W. E.
Chandler. incidental solo by Miss Day
ton; "Nunc Dimittis," 4by Semper; re-
cessiona1. "Fling Out he Banner" DR..
helms. who-h has sperf the past two
weeks in hau New York. ill preach pa
Miss Elizabeth Sabr1na Wilbur. vio-
linist, and Mrs. Edw3na Cory Doing,
ce11ist will assist at tile morning serv-
ice of the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church today The program.
arranged by Mrs. Charles Brooks
Smith, organist, will Include the prel-
ude. 'Serenade," by SCHUBERT, Miss Wiz
bur: Largo" by Hal hdel, Miss Will
bur. Mrs Doing and N RS. Smith; Offer
tory solo, ave Maria'1 (Bach-Gounod).
sung by Mrs. Agnes Rode, with obli-
cato by Miss Wilbur: yorgan postlude,
Grand Choeur," by& FaulkeS. Mrs.
Smith.
F. Robinson Steffens3 bass. will sing
this morning at the service at the Sol
dier's Home. when he will be heard in
the aria. 20 God, Haze Mercy" from
the oratorio, 'St. Pa !" by Mendeis-
sohn.
Pupils of the Mende ssohn School Of
the Church of Our Fat Ter. when a pro-
gram of violin and pig DO numbers was
twelve years, was applauded for his
performance of "Scherzo." by Mendels-
sohn. and responded by playing Hellers
Warriors Song" Others contribut.
ing to the affair were Misses Augusta
Weckel. Miss Thelma Winston, Misc
Thelma Mendel, Alfred Diener, Miss
Lena Mair. Miss Ethel Winston. DAVID
and Heinrich Bauer, Miss Katharine
Clara Moeller. Henry MAR, John voss.
Fred Hack. Edward Diener. Mrs.
Jeanne Weinstein. Miss Grace Gi1chr!sE
Miss Mabel Getman and E. F. Chriy
tiani.
At Hamline Methodist Church today
the music. under direction of Miss
Edith B. Athey. organist. will consist
of the organ prelude. Consolation.
by D'Evry; anthem, Jesus, Word of
nv
duet for soprano and bass. I'm Heaven
ly Love Abiding by Pontius; organ
solo. "Postlude in A Minor" by Calkin.
In the evening the musical numbers
by Callaerts: anthem. Il Win Lift Up
Mine Eyes" by Dudley Buck; anthem,
abide with Me-" by shryock; organ
Miss Marian Greene. soprano: Mrs.
John Humphrey. contralto; Clarence
Lewis, tenor, and Fred Schaener. bass.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie, mezzo So
prano. was the assisting soloist at a
recent recital at the home of Miss
Carrie Bruce. Selections for piano
were creditably rendered by Emily
Jones. Alice Thompson. Lucille Grain
Elisabesh Bradford a,t gladys Rscx Wals snd
Eugenia Bell. Miss Leckie sang The
Cuckoo" by Liza Lehmann; His
Lullaby" by Carrie Jacobs Bond; MY
Laddie" by Thayer: "A Childs Prayer"
by Harold. and Happy Days" by
Strelezki, the last with violin obligato,
by Thomas Bruce. Mr.. Bruce played
also solo numbers and Miss Bruce
closed the program with. the rendition
of Polish Chivalry." by PieczonkS
"The Wanderer." by Schubert-L iszf
ana .Enfant Cheri" by Bohm.
Miss Aiieen Miller. soprano. Will be
the offertory soloist at the Westmin-
ster Memorial Presbyterian Church
this morning and will sing Tell Me
About the Savior" by Caro- Roma, with
| Mrs. Frank Byram at the organ.
The quartet of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church has disbanded
| for the summer and during July the
musical portions of the service Will be
rendered by Mrs. A L. Haycock3 So
prano. and James S. Hicks. bass. and
| during August by Mrs. Ada Arundel
,, Pillow, contralto. and Charles D.
Church, tenor. This morning the music.
under direction of Claude Robson. or
ganist. will consist of the prelude.
son: offertory. bass solo. IF God So
Clothed the Grass (J. W. Bischoff). Mr.
! Hicks. and organ postlude. ''Minuet"
tFaulkes).
I The following young pianists took
part in a recital at the home of the
| Misses Minke Thursday afternoon: Au-
! gusta Helm. Betsy RommeI Margaret
Guertin. Janice Dawson, Eleanor Penn
| Peggy Rommel Alva Brayton, Ger
! trude Duryee. Dorothy Hackett. Eliza
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