Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23

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Muldrow. and the program was brought
to a close by b. Frank Gebest, who
played the List transcription of the
march from '"Tannhaeuser," by Wagner.
At the Church of the Incarnation the
choir, under the direction OF Mrs. Henry
White. will sing the following program
TINS morning: Professional. Thou whose
A Word; "venite:n by Elvey;" T Ie.
Haendel offertory anthem. How Lovely
Are the Messengers" by Mendelssohn; re-
cessional. Hail to the Lords Amounted"
Emile Margaret White at the or gan will
play for prelude "Adagio." by Mendels-
sohn. and for postlude, March" by Vim
cent.
Mrs. Paul Ewing, soprano. was soloist
at the annual guest meeting of the Sam
uel Gorton Chapter, D. A. R., Monday
evening, when she was heard in several
selections, among them "If Thou Were
Blind, by Johnson and "A Love Note, !"
by Rogers.
Examinations at Eastern and Western
high schools Of pupils who are taking
music as major study will be held dur
ing the week At Western the examiners
for the piano pupils will be DIR. Anton
lGloetzner and Miss Alice Burbage: voice.
lotto Torney Simon ana Herndon Morsell !:
violin, Josef Kaspar and Herman Rake
man; organ. Henry H. Freeman. Eastern.
Miss Pearl Waugh and Frank Norris
Jones: voice. Herndon Morsel and o. T.
Simon.
The music at Epiphany Church to-
S day under Of Ms
morning, the professional, when
Morning Giids the Skies" by Barnby:
"Te Deum." by Bracket: "Jubilate."
lord by Raudesger; occasional,
Stubs. At this evenings organ re-
cital. beginning at TAO o'clock, the
schumann; "st. AIMS Fugue:'.' by
Bach; ITO the Sea" and starlight"
both by Mcdowell: evening, process
sional, Come Every Soul by Sin OPP
pressed" by stockton: "Magnif1cat," by
Kettle: 'Nunc Dimittis.' by Reed Of
fertory anthem, God Is Love-" by Shell
ley: occasional. Through the Night
of Doubt and Sorrow by cambridge.
The Gaelic Society met Tuesday even
ing at the Comstock studio, when an
enjoyable program of music and read
ings was presented, under direction
of Miss Jennie Glennan. Miss Edna
| Dyer. soprano. proved delightful in
some scotch songs from the Hope
kirk collection. Thy Cheek Is o. the
Roses Hue The Moon Had Climbed
the Highest HILL" or "Mary's Dream"
and annie Laurie" and The Sweet
of the Year" by Needham. D. G. An
gevine, tenor, proved equally accept
able in two Irish songs. The Foggy
| Dew" and Down BY the Sally Car
dens.' and two Welsh songs. The
Minstrels Desire" and Farewell.
Mari" Mr.. and Mrs C. Albert white
and John E: Mackey gave a dramatic
reading. The Stranger (Seuma 8
O'Kelly). and the address of the even
ing was given by DIR. p. ]. Lennox on
George Berkeley. His Relations With
America and Ireland
At the Church of the Covenant this
Afternoon the music will be given by
the double quartet. and in the even
ing by the choir of 100 voices. sup
plemented by double quartet. both
services being under direction of sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey
program follows: Afternoon-Anthenl
Jesus. I Live to Thee" tSpeaks). Incl
dental contralto solo, Miss Buelah
Harper: bass solo. God Is Our Ref
anthems. ooh, Our God" (Klein). Incl
dental solos. Mrs Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler. soprano, and Richard F. Back
ing. tenor: Before the Heavens Were
! -
solo. Mr.. Backing. and 20 Father AL
prelude. ''Fantasie- Pastorale'' Re
naud); anthem, Thine Forever. God of
Love" Tricel. incidental solos. Mrs.
EGawler and Miss Harper: bass solo
Prayer TTostD, Arthur Chester Cor
bach: anthem. River of Life" LaceyD.
incidental solo. Mrs. Gawler; Lead Is
Gently Home" tBriggs). Miss Harper.
, Mr.. Wrightson and the choir; organ
lomeJ.
DR.. William Stansfield. organist and
, choir director of the First Congrega-
tional Church, has arranged the fol-
lowing program for the services today:
+ Morning service. organ prelude,
/ Adagio Cantabile, Sonata Pathetique."
/ Beethoven: anthem, The Lord Is My
, Light Parker: anthem. 20 Gladstone
I Light" Sullivan; offertory, bass solo:
/ organ postlude, Grand Chorus in D
! Ma jor. Guilmant; and for the even
| ing service, organ prelude. Second
Andantino," Lemare; anthem, Fear
! Not Ye. israel Spicker, and offer
1 tory. quartet The Twilight Shadows
| Fall" Wood. AT the close of the even
| ing service there will be a short organ
recital, when the following program
! will he rendered: "Toccata in E" Bart
! lett; in Paradisum'' and Fiat Lux"
! Dubois; Bridal Song" tWeddng SYM
! phonyJ, Goldmark. and Fantasia on a
/ Welsh March" Best.
The Nordca Mandolin. Guitar and
Banjo Orchestra. of which Walter r
/ Holt is director. organized into
/ Washington Chapter, No. l, of the
American Guild of Banjoists. Mando-
liuists and Guitarists at the meeting
held Tuesday. The following officers
were elected: DR.. W. S. Whitman,
president tmando- cello); Leslie w
Teller, vice president (guitar); Miss A
T. Hill. secretary tmandolin); Charles
Stutsman, treasurer fmandolin); Wal
ter T. Holt. musical director Mr. Holt
is also president of the American
lGuild of Banjoists. Mandolinists and
iGuitarists, which is composed of teach
erS and professional players of these
Instruments throughout the United
States. The annual convention of the
guild Will be held this year in Wash
ington. in honor of which the Wash
inrton Chapter, No. |, is arranging an
elaborate program to be given April
% in the ballroom of the Raleigh
Hotel Persons interested in these in
struments are cordially invited to make
application for membership to the
| Washington chapter. The personnel
follows:
First mandolins. S. H. Beck. w r.
Barry. Miss NJ. c. Garfield, Miss G. E.
Decker, Mrs. c. o. Dodge, Miss A. NJ
Eddy. A. A Farrell. y. c. Freeland,
Miss Laura Hamilton. Mrs. J. NJ Han
cock Miss Loretto Healy, Mrs r n
Hendricks Miss Blanche MCKINNEY,