Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

1917-PART 8.
furnished the music q the mass NEST
noon, at which Secretary Daniels was
the presiding officer and William Jen-
nings Bryan the principal speaker.
The quartet gave several songs. espe..
cially arranged for this meeting, and
closed the program with the deKoven
Of Kipling's Recession
ed assistant organist at the Church of
the Epiphany, with McHenry McChord
in charge as for several seasons past.
At this mornings service the choir
God Goes Forth to War" by whitney;
by Noveiic: introit hymn. Nearer. Ny
God. to Thee" by Sullivan; 20 Lord. Be
With Us When We Sail Upon the Lone
.sYe Shall Dwell in the Land" by
Happy Home" by Stubs. Miss Ruth
Bronson, -yiolinist, VIII assist at
the e,, preliminary mar, organ recital this
Solitude of the Shepherdess." by Ole
Bull. with organ accompaniment, and
the organ solos will be The Swan Of
sibelius." by Tuonela: "Barcarole."
Moszkowski. A. the service i'm,
mediately following the choir viii rem
der the PROFESSIONAL, I'm the Cross Of
Christ Glory" by conkey; "cantate
Land Of Pure Delight" by Root; offer-
tory anthem. ''Cantilene," from "0al-
lia." by Gounod. incidental soprano
solo. Mrs. Hugh A. Brown; benediction
hymn. Eternal Father" by Dykes. ana
Doubt and Sorrow" by Bainbridge.
In the death Of p. c. J. Treanor, n1u-
steal circles Of the city mourned the
passing away Of one who was for many
years an active factor in promoting
movements for the advancement Of the
art In Washington. He was for many
seasons a member of the Washington
Choral Society, under the dictatorship
OF the late DR.. Harry Sherman and of
Josef Kaspar, was a member of st. Pat
riek's Church choir and was also presi-
dent Of the Cecilian Choir. composed
Of several Catholic choirs combined for
the purpose of giving masterpieces OF
Catholic church music. Mr.. Treanor fol-
father, John Treanor. also for many
years identified with musical matters
here. The music at the funeral, held at
st. Paurs Church. was q tribute from
old friends and co-workers In the must.
Charles E. Myers. Melville D. Hensey,
Charles W. Moore and Maitland Wright.
gave several selections, Mrs. Esther
Gumprecht. sang pie Jesu." and the
quartet that sang at st. Patricks
late DR.. STAFFORD. consisting Of Mrs.
Annie Grant Fug1tt, Mrs. Gumprecht,
Mr.. Hensey and Mr.. Moore. contributed
to the musical portions Of the service,
1893.
YIN $f11 NJ %EyA 4
clude the presentation of Cadman's
song cycle, 1.-THE Morning of the Year"
which was given under direction Of
Mrs. Marguerite Allen Ross, At the
North Caroline , Avenue NJ ; r. Church a,.S
Price, soprano: Mrs. Helen Macleod
Gift, contralto: Oliver H. Smith, tenor,
and Edwin Ca11ow, bass. The enter
tainment included also readings by
Harlan Randall, and violin solos by
Miss Helen Dodge.
The Chevy Chase Music Club met
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Howard A. Coombs, when a program
lean composers. proved enjoyable. Mrs.
Otis SWEET. sang The west Wind
Croons in the Cedar Tree" by Mac
Doweil; 20. Let Night Speak to Me-" by
piano solo. Mrs. Wallis was heard in
the songs. Thy Name" by Mary
Knight Wood, and Remembrance" by
Mary Turner salter: Oliver Smith
played two cello solos. "Elegy" and
Lille Winner sang Inter Nos" by Mac
Fadyen; AT Dawning," by Cadman,
and MY Ain Folk" by Lemon; Mrs
Swami contributed two violin solos,
Ws. and by k. m:x'n conesls as
zurka." both by Haesche: George H.
Wilson sang one Of his own compost
tons. II Heard You Answer Me-" and
. The Swan Bent Low to the Lily" and
and the hostess was heard in the piano
"Fireside Tales: with Sweet Layen-
der from New England 1dyls":: ITO
Sketches" and ITO the Sea- 0e oeean,
Thou Mighty Monster" from Sea
Pieces" all by Edward Mcdowell.
Henry H. Freeman is giving a series
of organ recitals at the home Of H. H.
Rogers. who is occupying the resi-
this season. The first recital took place
Saturday evening Of last week. when
Mrs. Rogers gave a dinner party, and
the second Thursday afternoon, when
she entertained at a tea.
At the reception and concert given
by the war service council of CAL
vary Baptist Church to the new
corners to Washington Dorothy He'll
man gave two recitations, Louis Potter
played "Soirees de Vienpe" and "The
Star Spangled Banner; Marion Larner
gave three songs by Lohr. Mountain
Song" Life Has Sent Us Many Roses"
and Might Song: Caleb w. OConnor
sang his original topical songs, and J.
Lewis Moneyway. chairman Of the
evening. gave negro dialect stories.
The reorganized Nevin Quartet, con-
sisting of Miss Lille Winner and Mrs.
Barber and Mrs. Nellie Newton Shore.
lately at the soldiers camps. having
contributed to the programs at Fort
Myer. Friday week and at American
University camp Monday evening. and
on Thursday, gave the whole evenings
entertainment at Belvoir. On the last
occasion the quartet was assisted by
Mrs. w. F. G. Swami. violinist, who
added much to the pleasure of the af-
fair by giving Souvenir de Sorrento"
by Papini, and "Canzonetta." by DAM
brosio. Mrs. Simpson sang ''Macushla."
by Maomurrough. and, by request. 1.-THE
Land Of the Sky Blue Water" by Cad
man: Miss Edna Barber gave a piano
solo. as well as the alto solo, "When
the Boys Come Home: Mrs. Shore was
heard in 1.-The STAR by Rogers. and
"Jean." by Burleigh; Miss Lille WI