Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-28

tno auspices OF the Omonuhdro LASS VI
Brightwood. The program included the
solos. The Sweet o the Year" by Sal
Reed; The Sunshine OF Your Smile: by
Ray, and Ma Curly Headed Baby" by
Claxton. and annie Laurie" (old
SCOTCH. Mrs. Gawler: "A Bowl Of
Roses" by Clarke. and Nanny Song,
by Ware. MI Backing: duet. Boat
Reed; quartets, "Carmena," by Wilson,
Sweet Miss Mary" by Neidlinger.
Waltz Song, by Strauss, excerpts from
RICH links" Somewhere Voice Is
% Sole Mo-" by Dt Capua. Swing
Along" by Cook, and Garry Ne Back to
Old virginny," by Bland.
| Owing to the Gypsy Smith. jr.. evan
gelistic services being held in the tab
ernacle, corner of 18th and V streets,
! there will be no evening services TO-DAY
at the Church of the Covenant. and the
music at the afternoon service VIII pc
i given by the comb cho1rs OF the
church, under direction Of sydney Lloyd
Wrightson. with Harvey Murray at the
organ. Beginning at $3.50 O'Clock. the
musical numbers will include the or
gan prelude, Ave Maria" (sixteenth
| century,, by Arcadelt; anthem. Abide
With Me-" by Goodearl, incidental CON
| tralto and bass solos, Mrs. Beulah Har-
per Dunwoody and J: Walter Hum ).
phrey: soprano solo. "These Are They"
from The Holy City," by Gaul, MISS
Meta Craig; anthems. The Beiis OF
Heaven" by Blount, and THE Souls OF
/ the Righteous" by, Foster, incidental
solo, Miss Craig; organ postlude, FEES
! tival in G." by Seifert.
LIE Roy Glider. tenor. and the Ameri-
Hawaiian Trio-Sanford Coving-
ton. Marc Phillips and Donald Libbey-
with George Wilson at the piano,
were heard in recital Tuesday evening
at Studio Hall by an audience that de-
Cyril SCOTS LULLABY" when the Dew
warrior" by BurleIgh, and MY Word"
by Bennett. accompanied by Mr.. VII
son, and "A Song to Hawaii. by Red-
bert Nevin. and zone. Two. Three,
Four" by AlauK alama. with the trio
ACCOMMODATING. The characteristic num-
bers Of the trio were: Aloha No Mau
II Ko Maka." by Lel LEI h9,iIn u,ehe a0
Dula," by Vending: MY Own Iona,
! q Mars oe" (FareWeil to Thee,, by
Queen Lilioukalani.
At Epiphany Church today the must
cal portions of the service. under direc-
ton of McHenry McChord, orsanls''
will include this morning the process
sdonal, praise. My Soul, the King OF
Heaven" by Haydn: .'Te Deum," by
Stevens: "Jubilate." by Smith; offertory
anthem, 'Hark, Hark. My. Soul by
Shelley; occasional. Christ, Whose
Glory Fills the Skies" by Guonod.
at 1870 o'clock this evening, the choir
will sing the professional, To-day Thy
Mercy Calls U.s." by Mccartney; Mag
nificatp and 'Nunc Dimittis," Gregorian
offertory anthem. NO SHADOWS 1on-
der" by Gaul: occasional. Children of
the Heavenly King" by Pleyel The
solo quartet is composed of Mrs. Hugh
A. Brown. soprano: Miss Richie NC
Lean, contralto; George Anderson,
tenor, and William C1abaugh, baritone.
The faculty of Studio Hall has is
sued Invitations to a tea this afternoon
| from 4 to O'Clock. An informal pro-
gram of music will be given by mem
bers of the faculty and guests.
The Washington College of Music
has issued Invitations for its seventh
complimentary students concert to be
held in the New Masonic Auditorium
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Is. NJ. Fabian. Edgar Paul, c. E.
Christian and Frank Norris Jones will
! each present pupils in solo numbers
pieces, under direction of Mr.. Chris
tiani, will play.
The quartet of Calvary Baptist
! Cnurcn, MISS MdDei fIODeTlS, SopTdHO,
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto:
Richard P. Backing, tenor. and Thomas
A. Donaldson. bass. with Louis A. Pot
ter, ir., organist and director. will give
| a special musical service this evening.
with the following program: Organ
'Ho. Every One That Thirsteth,' by
Martin; tenor solo, TIE Deum," by
Shelley; duet for soprano and bass
Jesus. Thou Joy of Loving Hearts," by
n
Schneider; contralto solo. ''Gethsemane.
by Salter; anthem, Crossing the Bar
by Holden Huss; bass solo. Lord, God
of Abraham from Elijah" by Men
delssohn; anthem. Sing Alleluia Forth. u
by Buck, and organ postlude, "Nuptial
1 March," by Guilmant.
The studio musical given recently by
| the Misses Minke was well attended by
friends and relatives OF the pupils, and
Heller, Chaminade. Liszt and Beethoven
| was presented by Esther Gibbon, Ada
Horton, Dorothy Dick, Janice Dawson,
Margaret Lynch, Eleanor Penn. Betsy
mel. Elizabeth Clark. Charles Helm,
Ruth Stabler. Alma Phillips, Gertrude
! Duryee, Alva Brayton. Augusta Helm.
Isabel Myers, Helen Kelley. Marie
Odell, Emily Mann and Margaret Tenn
pleton. Mrs. Penn sang several selec-
tions by Cadman..
Miss Florence Steffens, contralto, will
| be the soloist this morning at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church,
| when she will sing ITO Thee We Look
| in All Our Sorrow" from THE Beati-
tudes." by Ashford. and the other mu-
steal numbers. under direction of
Claude Robson. will include the organ
prelude, "Andante Cantabile," by Tours;
ofrertory quartet. Sing Unto God. Q Ye
Kingdoms" by Harker; organ postlude.
| March," by List. This evening the
| Mount Pleasant Chorus, directed by
Dr. William r. Buchanan. will render
Gounod's est. Cecilia Mass" and
Mr. Robson will play for prelude.
"Adagio," by Gounod, and Grand
| March," from The Queen of Sheba,''
also by Gounod.
Mrs Josephine Barnhill. mezzo-so-
prano with Miss Mabel Anderson. &C
| companist, will give a program Of old
English and Welsh songs for the blind
Tuesday evening at the Library of
| Congress.
| A large audience gave evidence of
much appreciation of the offerings Of
| b. Frank Gebest. who was heard in
piano recital Friday evening at Studio
Hall. assisted by his niece. Miss Ger
| trude Gebest. soprano, of New York
! city. Miss Gebest sang the aria, "One
Fine Day." from Madame Butterfly;
| Dearest" by Sydney Homer; "Amar-
| ILL.," by Caccini. and the cavatina from
] al L. III ~