Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

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mons and Burroughs. E.. n. Banker.
cellist Of the Marine Band, will assist
the choir.
The quartet Of Calvary Baptist
Church. composed of Miss Mabel Rob-
erts. soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed.
contralto; Richard P. Backing. tenor
and Theodore T. Apple. bass. under di-
a special musical service this evening
D. G. Angevine, tenor soloist OF
Epiphany Church. has been called to
of the serious illness of his mother.
Miss Mary Isobel Hall. soprano. and
Miss Velma Sharp. pianist, were heard
the Colonial School Miss Hall sang "A
Birthday" by Woodman: Alone" by
Winter Watts: Love Is the Wind" by
MacFadyn; "Ah. Moon of Ny Delight
Lehman. and Miss Sharp. who spent
four years in Vienna studying under
gave the first movement
Of Sonata" Op. 81, No: 2. by Beethoven
"Romanza" and "Grillen.' both by
Chopin: ''Toccata," by Leschetizky. and
for encores. "Rondo glamour" by
Waltz in C Sharp Minor,
by Chopin, and Witches Dance" by
Mcdowell.
Recent events of interest among the
younger musical set include the piano
recital at which we'll chosen piano
numbers were presented by Elizabeth
Irma and Tiff Whiteman, Catherine
Alexander. Margaret Lynch. Clarence
Anderson, Louise Horton, Dorothy
Bohman, Miss Helen Davis. Miss Irma
Horton. Miss Edna Landgraf, Miss Mil
dred Andrews and Miss e. NJ. Eichstadt
At Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church this morning John G. Klein
tenor and precentor. will sing 20 Fol-
a Closer Walk with God" by Birch
at 6:4s o'clock. the choir will render
and Stainef's "Sevenfold Amen" for
response. William H. Davis. tenor. will
sing Lead. Kindly Light" by Mobiles
and Mrs. Klein will preside at the or.
gan at both services.
Charles r. Tittmann returned Mon
day from Detroit. where he filled two
musical engagements. one song re-
cital in the ballroom of the Hotel
soloist with the Detroit Symphony Or
chestra, singing before an audience of
5000 people. giving an aria with the
orchestra, which he was obliged to re-
accompaniment.
At the First Baptist Church this
King of Love My Shepherd Is" by
Shelley. and there will be a soprano
solo. IT Know That My Redemer
tiveth." by Haendel; This evening the
deavor choir will each sing anthems
appropriate to the Christian Endeavor
rally to be held at the evening service
and will NAV the nh1iOafn n tho
prano solo. Dream of Paradise" by
Gray. The personnel of the choir in
cludes Mrs. Florence Noack Howard
to: H. c. Pearson. tenor, and Alvin
Lake. bass. with Mrs. Edmund Barry.
organist.
Miss Nella Mildred Fultz. pianist.
ist, were heard in joint recital rcent-
ly at the United Brethren Sunday
school house: giving compositions by
erS.
At All Souls Unitarian Church this
morning Mr.. Tittmann will sing Turn
scenes &C Of Peace Retirins.' by Sn Mozart.
and Mr.. Atwater, at the organ, will
play Prelude to the Deluge," by
S Saint It ssaens: offertery *Passaeaglia."
on the Name of Bach" by Schumann
evening. songs. 1.-The Sounds Distract
ing of the Day Are Dying" by Cor
orsan PRELUDE sns Meh
Prolog."' by Zingel: ofrertory. Moon
light" by Karg-Elert. and postlude,
Grand Choeur," by Faulkes.
Music was feature of the graduation
exercises Of the eighth grade pupils at
the Cooke School Monday evening
Under the direction OF Miss Edith B.
A Ash an Dc o ,sesS composed Of Harry
Tom Santleman and Samuel Lubers.
first violins; Margaret Berry. Genevieve
Christ Thrnas; and MARY Mary Fox; second violins:
Hughes. drum. played Prayer" adapted
to: the music of the "Intermezzo' from
"Cavalleria Rusticana." and sung by the
school SCI t chorus w. Palm to labor adapt
from alfalfa by Mendelssohn: "Gyp-
sly Song Gn three parts); William Kost.
a member OF the orchestra of Technical
"Aiazurka,'' by, Myrlanski. and "orien-
tale" by Cesar Cui: a chorus of boys
sang Loves Old Sweet Song" by Mol
10y; and the girls we're heard il The
violin obligato by Henry Christiani. and
my Mammy's Voice." in two parts.
The Musurgia Quartet Mrs. Ethel
Gawler. soprano; Mrs. Will
Backing. tenor. and Edwin Callow,
bass and reader. with Harry Wheaton
pianist and director. were
heard in concert Friday evening at
Western Presbyterian Church, under
he auspices of the Kings Daughters,
peeting with the usual success in both
solos and ensemble numbers. Mrs.
iawler sang Springs Awakening" by
Mrs. Reed was heard in
rosti's "Good.bye:, Mr.. Howard played
and "Bolero." his own composition:
Mr. Backing was effective in the solo.
When 1 Am Dead. My Dearest" by
Vail; Mr.. Callow sang THE Bedouin
Love Song" by Hawley. and gave also
by Waterman, and
War in the Grocery Store" (anony-
nous). The quartet numbers, given
from memory, were "Carmina." by
Lane Wilson: The Goslings." by
,letto." by Verdi. and two southern
dialect songs. DRY Yo' Eyes," by Lans-
berg, and Sweet Miss Mary" by Neid-
inger. arranged for quartet by Mr..
Howard.
Miss Emily Hinton. a member of the
.hoir of the First Congregational
Church, left recently for the Pacific
coast and after a short stay in Los
Angeles sailed yesterday on the army
Thomas for Manila, P. l.,
md on her arrival there will be mar
led to A. C. Howard of the quarter
masters department. at one time sta
Toned in this city. A tribute of good
will from the members Of the choir in
he shape of some silver accompanied
he bride-elect to her new home.
W. T. Taber. formerly organist of the