Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-13

17-PART 8.
Clark. Evening. organ prelude. Der
cause" by Kinder; trio, Protect US
organ ofrertory. . TsIs: soprano and
alto duet: Savior. Breathe an Evening
Blessing" by Lassen; postlude, March
in F." by Mclean
The music at Westminster Memorial
Church today has been specially ar
ranged by Mrs Frank Byram, organfst:
for the celebration Of Mothers day.
and at the morning service the choir
Mother" by B. D. Ackley. Stanley De-
pue sustaining the solo and ]. P. Donahue
will sing Mother o. Nine" by Tours.
The program this evening will include
sung by the Junior choir, with Miss Eve
iyn Hoyer as soloist. and Songs our
Mothers Sang" by Adam Geibel. which
Will be given by the regular choir with
Mrs. jamie Stephenson as soloist Mrs
Constance Goodman will give reading;
MY Trundle Bed" by ]. c. Baker. and
Elmo Jasper will sing Mother Machree,'
by Ernest Ball.
A concert was given Friday evening,
complimentary to Gunton- Temple Memo
rial Church. and to John G. Klein. its mu-
steal director. by Sydney Lloyd Wright
son and a group of his pupils Mr.
WT Wsas gave by request why ~ Should Sasd
Flower" by Kellie, and 'Invictus." by
Bruno Hum. Mrs. Florence Howard. So
prano. contributed two groups. when
the Heart Is Young" by Buck; NAM
by Ward Stephens; zone Spring Morning
Bright and Fair" by Nevin, and Morn
ing in Spring." by Matthew's: Fred East.
baritone. gave 'The Horn" by Flegier.
and ''Davy Jones' Locker" by Petrie;
by spross: 'Were MY Songs with Wings
Provided" by Hahn; "Sing. Smile. Slum-
ber," by Gounod. and Wheeler Wilson,
bass. was effective in "Calm as the
Night" by Bohm; Secrecy" by Wolf.
delot. Mrs. Jewell Downs assisted as ac-
companist.
At st. Johns Church, Georgetown, to-
under the direction of Samuel A. Leech.
organist and choirmas,er. will include,
this morning. the following: "venite."
by Atkinson; ''Te Deum." by Smart; "Ju-
bilate Dec in A. by Buck; ''Shew Me
Thy Ways. Lord" by Roberts, with
tenor obligato solo by Arthur L. Simpson.
Evening. ,Magnificat and Nunc Dim
tits in G. by Maunder, with incidental
solo by Master Paul Sullivan, soprano;
Evening Hymn" by Rheinberger. obli-
IL
Lloyd Berrall. soprano.
The Orpheus Four. the prize-winning
quartet of the Panama-Pacific EXPOSE
best concerts ever given for the stu
dents of the Wilson Normal School re-
Gently. The reception accorded them
spoke strongly for their well selected
program, which was as follows: win
ter Song" by Bullard: 'Bugle Song"
by Tennyson-Foote: Sweet and Low"
by Bamby; DE Sandman" by Prothe-
roe; Il. Know Not" by Storch; Medley
from the South" Sunset" by Van de
w. Mater, with til the following eneores;
"Annie Laurie" Perfect Day" Jus
for You. Mr.. Glasse. tenor,
gave the following solos: AT Dawn
ing" by Cadman, and Somewhere a
Voice Is Calling
William stansfield. organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
tional Church. has arranged the fol-
lowing musical program: For morning:
Organ prelude, Home, Sweet Home"
by Buck: anthem, In Heavenly Love
Abiding" by Parker: organ postlude,
'Epithalamium," by Woodman. Even
ing, organ prelude. Grand Chorus in
A." by Kinder "Eyensong." by John
livan; Gloria" by Buzzi-Peccia: an
them. "a Song in the Night" by Wood
Flat" from suite for Organ" by
Rogers
At the meeting of the Florida Socie-
ty Thursday evening in Studio Hall
the musical portion of the program
was given by Mrs. Ruth Simpson, So
prano; Miss Guadalupe Sylvestre, pi-
list. John Temple Graves was the
speaker of the evening, following
which THE Star Spangled Banner"
was recited by C. w. O'Connor. Dane
ing and refreshments ended the meet
ing of the society.
Myron W. Whitney. assisted by Mrs
Flora McGill Keefer. soprano. and
Mrs. Mary Carlisle Howe, pianist. will
give a concert at Studio Hall Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
At the musical for the National LIZ
brary for the Blind, given at Epiphany
Parish Hall Wednesday night, the fol-
lowing program was given:
Piano solo. Revolutionary Etude." by
Chopin. Miss Alwarda Casselman; So
prano solos, Day Is Cone" by Lang,
What's in the Air Today" by Arden.
Stoddard; violin solos. Spanish Dance"
by Granados- Kreisler. "Liebesfreud," by
kreisler, "Berceuse Lullaby" by Jarne-
feldt. Chester La Toilette; harp solos.
Inc prayer ana NolSa BOAT song,
by Hasselman, Mrs. Edith Marmion
Brosius; bass solos, Rose in the Bud"
by Forster, Grey Days" by johnson,
"Recessional," by de Koven, Edward NJ.
Chamberlin; readings, Mary Ann
The Odessy of 'Erbert 'Iggins," Serviss.
Bubbles" O'Connor. c. w. O'Connor;
harp solos. Southern Airs Irish
Airs" Mrs. Brosius; bass solos, Aria
from Simon Boccanegra." by Verdi.
Row, Burnie. Row." Weston. How Do
Love Thee" by White, Mr.. Chamberlin:
soprano solos. Isl mes vers avais.' by
Hahn. "Ouvrez ties yeuX bleus," by Mas
senet. with harp accompaniment, "Oc-
obligato, Mrs. Stoddard
Students of the Mirabal School of Mu-
sic gave a piano recital Friday evening
at the studio when selections from the
great masters were played. Those who
Miss Estella Amores. Miss Marian Beav-
ers. Miss Ella Lee Beavers. Master Car
olus Yingling, Mrs. A D. Anderson. Miss
Henrietta Mason and Miss Louise Beb-
err.
Mrs. Maurice Peck gave piano re-
cital to residents of Garrett Park
wednesday afternoon The program was
as follows: Waltz, &c Flat Major.
Chopin; sonata, I'D Major" Beethoven
waltz, Anon; prelude, "Fugue," Bach:
Scotch, "Hieland Laddie." arranged by
Perry; Gypsy, Gypsy Rondo," Haydn;
Indian, BY the Weeping Waters
furnished by those present; Drops OF
Water" Ascher: "Polonaise," Chopin.
The primary and junior pupils of Mrs
Peck gave recital recently, an inter
esting feature of which was the en-
semble work of three children, each