Evening star., 1917-04-01

tfon." by Bartlett; ''Hark. Hark, My
Soul" by Hawley. incidental solos, Miss
Craig and Mr. Wilson; baritone solo.
THE Palms. by Faure. Mr.. Wrishtson;
Savior. Now the pay Is Ending, ny
Birch. incidental solo Mrs. Downs;
Dear Spirit. Lead Thou Me- by Miles.
Incidental solo and duet. Mr.. East and
Mr.. Wrightson. organ postlude, Finale
In Flat" by Guilmant.
Friday evening the Alpha class of the
First Congregational Church presented
little play. The Jonesviile Sewing
portion of the affair consisting Of the
soprano solo Spring Song" by San
derson, Mrs. r. H. Kempton. tenor solo,
Herbert F. Aldridge, and several selec-
by NJ. D. Lindsay-march. "Old Berlin /;
'Serenade, by Widor; Hungarian
Dance" by Brahms; america and
The Star Spangled Banner" Members
G. F. Stewart, Edna Earl Johnson and
Margaret Fishback. violins: A. T.
Adams, cello: F. A. Woods, flute; VIII
Chalmers, eornet, and Il. c. Shinn,
piano.
At Hamline Methodist Church today
the music under direction OF Miss
Edith B. Athey, organist. will include:
This morning ng-Prelude, Palm Sunday -
by Mailly; anthem, Jerusalem, o Turn
Ye." from Gala" by Gounod; offer
tory solo. The Palms. by Faure, Fred
Schaeffer; organ postludc. ''Iarcfe Tri-
umphale," by Ferrata. Evening-Organ
prelude, Spring Song" by MacF'ar-
lane; anthem, '.JerusaIem." by Parker:
offertory anthem. Open Wide the
Door by Burke. and organ postlude,
Hosanna, by Wachs.
A well chosen program of good
things in the way of music was given
Congress by blind artists among the
washington contingent. the nun bers
being as follows: Piano solos. ''VaIse,
Op. 81. No. T. by Chopin. Miss Grace
Difficulties Miss L. Frances Rodeffer:
.piano solos, ADA gio," from Sonata
Pathetique. by Beethoven: "PoIonaise
Miiitaire. by Chopin. II. Il. W. Miles;
IInpromptu," by Chopin, Miss Nellie
Minkelman; reading. selections from
T. A. Daley. Miss Harriet stone; yocs!
solos. THE Sweetest Flower that
Blows and Two Eyes of Brown" by
ano solos. Russian Romance" by
Friml. Joy and Sorrow by Germu!I-
Ter. j. Francis Germuiier; readings
The Cobbier's story" Robert l.
and In the Hall of the Mountain
King" by Grieg. Miss Susie l. Duffy
The choir of Gunton-Templc Church.
II,
the cantata From Olivet to Calvary, -
by Maunder, Thursday evening, under
the direction of John 6. Klein, with
Mrs. Klein at the organ. Miss katha-
rine Peacock and Miss Ruth Money. So
pranos, members of the choir: william
F. Davis. tenor soioist of the Church OF
the Ascension. and Wheeler A Wil-0u.
baritone soloist of the evening choir OF
the Church of the Covenant, Will sus-
tain the solo parts
miscellaneous program Of violin.
vocal and piano numbers furnis shed an
enjoyable hour of music last week at
the recital by the Friday Morning
Music CLUB, Nine. Scudo Ragland Civ
Ing LISTS Concerto for Piano in G
Flat Major, with orchestral ;ccompa- =
niIneDt on second piano by Mrs. Day.
and Chopin's "Nocturne, Op., Is, No. O.
and "PoIonaise, No. So" Mrs Dun
Lewis, violinist. playing "Valse Triste''
and ''Musette." by Sibelius and Verne
land, a paraphrase on Swedish folk
songs, by Rudolph Frinrl and Mrs. NJ
T. Wheeler, contributed group OF
songs, Gretchen am Spinnrade," by
Schubert, "W;dmung." by Schumann
Ma edchen Nit Dem Rothen Muenchen,' -
by Franz and "Sonntag" and Der
Schmied," by Brahms.
George Herbert Wells. organist and
choir director of the West Street Pres
byterian Church. has arranged the fol-
lowing music for the services today:
Morning. The Palms." by Faure-Bie-
dermann. soprano solo and quartet:
aria. He Was Despised." from THE