Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-29

tainments being provided at many CEN
ters in this vicinity for the soldiers and
sailors who are soon to go to France.
Tomorrow evening the quartet will sing
at st. Asaphs Camp. when they will
give the old Southern favorite. Garry
Me Back to ole Eirginny' by Bland:
Underneath the Trees" by Newton
the Hawaiian song. ''Oloha De-: " o Sole
Milo" by hi Capua, and a Neapolitan
folk song, Santa Lucia"
An ENJOYABLE program was given at
A musical Friday evening for the
guests at the Luthern Home. among
those adding to the pleasure of the oc
casion being Miss Emma Cohen and
Miss Vera Bndd. sopranos: Miss Freda
Stefens. contraltO. and Charles Rich
panying.
MIR. and Mrs. James X. Wallace, the
latter young contralto of this city
are spending a fortnight at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Il. H. Dalgleish. contralto; Miss
Viola Shippert. soprano and Paul
Hines, tenor, sang last Sunday after
noon at special musical service given
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
under the auspices of Hope Lodge. Rev.
DIR. Stuart of the Second Baptist
the service recital of secular songs
was given. Mrs. Dalgleish delighting
the company with her singing of Just
a-Wearyin' for You by. Carrie Jacobs
and His Buttons Are >Marked L. S." by
Bond. Miss Shippert proved acceptable
in The Winds in the South Today" by
Scott, and "Nothin' but Love-" by Bond.
in Campbell-Tiptons The Spirit Flow
err and THE Trumpeter," by Dix. Mrs
Sue Burrows Jennings. who presided at
the piano, proved, as usual, a satisfactory
accompanist.
Miss Bernice Randall. soprano, will be
the offertory soloist this morning at
the Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
Church. when she will sing 20 Lord
Most Holy" by Cesar Franck. Mrs
Frank Byram, as usual, presiding at
the organ.
Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano, and
Wheeler Wilson. bass, accompanied by
Mrs. Jewell Downs. contributed to
program at an entertainment for the
soldiers last Saturday evening at the
Church of the Covenant. Mrs. Howard
was heard in "A Morning in Spring
by Matthews: Nanny Song" by Har-
riet Ware. and Liza Lehmann's arrange
ment of the old Scotch ballad, annie
Laurie" and Mr.. Wilson was effective
in "A Son of the Desert Am l." by
Pinsubi. and a Song of the Open Sea"
Miss Elizabeth Yung kwai, daughter
of the counselor of the Chinese lega-
ton and Mrs. Yung kwai, who has ap-
peared with success in recital here
since her return from wellesley College.
has gone for a fortnights visit to Mrs.
James Atkins at Bethany Beach, on the
Jersey coast.
Mrs Frank Byram. who has returned
recently from the south. arranged a va
ried and attractive program for the en-
tertainment of the soldiers and sailors
that frequent the recreation rooms open
ed recently under the auspices of the
D. A. r. on Pennsylvania avenue. near
18th street Mrs Byram played the ac-
compartments and Miss Mary MacFar-
land. soprano. sang 1.-THE Sunshine Of
Your Smile" viii Pearson's SONS of
America and Poor Butterfly" the gath
ering joining in the chorus: Miss Ruth
Bronson. violinist. played "Minuet.'' by
Beethoven. and by request from the SOL
diers, Schuberts "Serenade' and .'I.ebes-
frued,' by kreisler: Miss koontz. con-
tralto. gave two Irish songs by Lohr. f
Taylor Chewing, tenor, was heard in
THE Little Cray Home in the West
and Somewhere a Voice Is Calling and
Edwin Callow furnished the needed va
riety to the entertainment by giving sew
eral humorous stories.
Miss Heima Cheesman. soprano. has
gone for ten-day stay. at Mountain Lake
Park. and will later join a house party
at Caledonia Park. Pa.
At the First Baptist Church this morn
ing Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano and
director, will sing an arrangement for
solo OF the anthem. Seek We the Lord"
i" P"berts, and abide With Me-" by
Spence.
At the Church OF the Epiphany to-
days services will be again under the
direction of Mr.. Henry McChord. organ
list and choir director, who has re-
turned from his vacation visit to his
old home near Louisville, Ky
Morning: Professional, THE Son of
God Goes Forth to War" Whitney; TIE
Deum.' Parker: "Benedictus," Nevin;
introit. Round the Lord in Glory Seat
ed Cobb; Gloria Tibi," Woodward;
hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy" Dykes; of
fertory. Hear. MY People," Steven
son: Dresden Amen: occasional,
Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation
Smart: organ recital, 1870 O'Clock: even
ing prayer. o'clock; professional, oft
in Danger. Oft in Woe" Gauntlet:
'Magnificat' and "Nunc Dimitis," Gou
nod: hymn. I'm the Cross of Christ I
Glory. Conkey; offertory, 1.-THE Sun is
Sinking Fast" Andrews: occasional.
Now the Day Is Over" Barnby
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