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

the Lord" by Royle: "Recessional."
by De Koven: two Christmas carols.
and 1o "stiii en! Nsch nes HENCE Mscht ::
arranged by Frank Damrosch; anthem.
Now the Day Is Past and Over" by
Marks.
Ensemble numbers for piano and
strings offered pleasing novelty in
the hour of music at the Friday Morn
ing Music Club last week. with MRS.
Day at the piano and Miss Roberta
Coggeshall. Miss Miriam Larkin and
Or. Swami handling the strings. in the
first group of numbers. which inclu6-
Cd Sarabande" and ''Giga. by Coreiif
use3.l7is,. and Prelude" and Cor
rente. by Vivaldi GS751743). Mics
Christine Church, soprano. was eRee-
tive in a group of songs, settings BY
aiherent composers OF words from
Shakespeake,s plays. among them CHE
Never Told Her Love" from Twelfth
Night" music by Haydn: Come Unto
These Yellow Sands" from THE Tenn
pest. music by La Forge: Under the
Greenwood Tree from las You Like
No Mcr Se I Is ess feom Much ane Ado
About Nothing" music by Arnold Men
delssohn. The bach Concerto in i
Minor. for piano and string orchestra.
as arranged by Busoni. rendered by
Wail. Miss Allen. Mrs. Coggeshail. DIR.
Swami, Miss Bailey, Miss Larkine and
Margaret Day, brought the program to
an suspicious close
Miss Marie McCourt was hoetess Al n
musical recently in honor of Miss Mona
Jelliman. pianist. who gave the following
program: "Berceuse' ..Nocturne" &c
sharp minor, and "Impromptu:' lF .harn
major. by Chopin: THE Dancing DOLL
by Poldini: ''Gavotte.'' by Sgamhati;
'Barcarolle.' by Leschetizsky, and Pol
ish Dance" by Paderewski
The Rebew Orchestra, under the direc.
ton of ii. w. Weber. will give the nth
public rehearsal OF the season tomorrow
evening in the lecture room OF Keller
son. soprano. and Miss Edna Cosden.
contralto. being the soloists. There will
also be a string quartet composed Of @.
A. Geiger, first violin; c. .. Ewing, sec
Bernard Hanshew, cello. Admission. as
usual. will be free. and as the new lecture
room will seat over 500 persons shere will
be ample accommodations for all who may
wish to attend.
Mrs. Malnati. contralto. was the
soloist at a recent recital by piano
ps snsng Tos' by essre j.:
dered by Evelyn Hollingskead. Ethel
u Sebd awSns Esk1e ana
Miss Elizabeth Snyder. and the affair
was brought to close by Mrs. H. w
George. who played. by request; the
Finale" from Lucia" for the left
hand.
The evening choir Of Hamline Meth
odist Church. under direction of n. H.
Freeman. will sing tonight Just as
l Am, without One Plea" by Bfschon.
4 IN hty
Shepard.
The Mckinley Manual Training
Dore walten. furnished the musical
portions or the recent commencement
exercises Of the school. giving in good
sceptre." by schlepgreI1: "Fantasia,
from Faust" by Gounod: Chant Sans
Paroles" by Tschaikowski: La Pou-
High School Cadets" by sousa.
Miss Vera Corey has returned from
Chicago, where her stay was prolonged
beyond her usual time by the serious
illness of her mother.
The music at. the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church today. under
direction of Claude Robson. organist.
will include the prelude. Meditation
Elegie." from First Organ Suite" by
Borowski: anthem. Jesus. Word OF
God Incarnate," by Gounod; offertory.
soprano solo. Like as. the Hart De-
sireth the WATERPROOF" by Harker.
Mrs. A. L. Haycock; organ postlude.
March Solennelle." by Borowski. This
evening the musical portions OF the
service will be by the Mount Pleasant
chorus and the solo quartet. under DR..
William X. Buchanan. and will consist
of the organ solo. Meditation" by
Dethier. Mr.. Robson: duet for con-
tralto and tenor. Just for Tonight"
by Ambrose; Mrs. Ada Arundel Pillow
and Charles ID. Church: violin solo.
"Berceuse." from "Jocelyn'; anthem. %
Divine Redeemer." by Gounod. T. B.
Spake," by Willard; organ postludS,
March" "a Major). by Guilmant.
The following musical program will
be given at the First Congregational
Church this morning under the direc-
ton of DIR. William Stansneld, organiet
and choir director: Organ prelude,
"Andante in L Minor" Smart; anthem.
Glorious Is the King of Israel (third
mass). Haydn: anthem. The Sun Shall
Be No More Thy Light by Day Wood
ward: offertory. soprano solo: organ
prelude, Let Their Celestial Concerts
(Samson). Handel. At s o'clock there
viii be an evening with the choir"
prelude, Pastoral Sonata" Rheinber-
ger; selections from the "Oratorio st.
Paul." Mendelssohn- Bartholdy. COM
prising chorus. Lord. Thou Alone Art
That Killest the, Prophets; contralto
recitative. And Saul Journeyed'':
arioso. But the Lord Is Mindful OF His
Own: tenor and bass recitative, And
as He Journeyed." and chorus. 30 Great
Is the Depth; offertory, bass solo. 40
God Have Mercy" chorus, How Lovely
Are the Messengers" and organ post
Jude, War March of the Priests"
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