Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02

the studio recital Friday evening at
which Louis A. Potter. 5r.. presented
a class Of pupils in q program Of piano
%ers ehe Misses =. Macon Rice. PiIiian
Petersen, Elizabeth Kendrick. Ruth
Thomas, Dorothy Jarvis. Ruth Barn
hart, Margaret Becker. Madeleine
Myers. Mabel Pearson: Athlyne Spanr.
Moore. Marion Kirby. Harry Robb and
Mr.. Potter.
Recent events Of interest should in
c1ude a recital given at the Burlington
by Miss Ethel Miner, soprano; Paul
Hines, tenor. and Helene iWoytych. vio-
linist; with Mrs. Sue Burrows Jennings.
accompanist. in which the young art
lists won many recalls Miss Miner sang
and ma Curly-headed Baby; Miss
woytych played 'Loure." by Bach;
Rain" by Bohm: ..Minuet." by Bee.
thoven; "Tarantelle" and "Daffodils.'
Kreisler; "Cavatina." by Bohm: '.scher-
20" by Dusseldorf Kreisler, with Mrs.
Burrows at the piano. and Paul Hines
sang when the Dew Is Falling"
Spirit ~ c so%1 Of Rases
and for an encore Mother Machree."
Miss Charlotte Gibson accompanying.
Following the program Mrs. Jennings
entertained at dinner In honor of
L,
own Scottish Borderers, who is recu-
perating in the United States and Incl
dentally lecturing on Trench War
fare" at the different camps.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by
the triple quartet. and in the evening
by the chorus choir of 100 voices. with
double quartet and two additional So
loists. both services being under the
;rr1f rrytfh Nv
Murray at the organ. The following
are the musical numbers:
Afternoon: ITO Thee, o Lord, Our
Hearts We Raise" by Ambrose: tenor
solo: The Sorrows s. ct .n Death: from %r
Backing; Come Ye Disconsolate." by
Judson: incidental solos. Miss Craig,
Miss Jacobs. Mr.. Backing and Mr.: Hell
wig: "As the Hart" by Hall. incidental
solos. Mrs. Dunwoody. Mr.. Backing and
Evening: Organ prelude. "Andante
Religioso." by Thome: 20 Lord. How
Manifold. by Barnby; soprano solo,
The Lord Is My Light" by Wooler,
Barnby: THE Lord Is My Rock by
Woodman: organ postlude. "Alla Mar
cia." by Archer.
Elizabeth S. Maxwell, soprano, was
the soloist last Sunday morning at the
vermont Avenue SHTislidH
when she sang at the offertory Dudley
Bucks MY Redeemer and My Lord"
Sunday evening Miss Maxwell gave
several numbers at the reception at All
Souls Unitarian Church, her numbers
being "Sing, Smile. Slumber" (Gounod),
Since You Went Away" (Johnson),
"The Way of June" (Willeby) and
Keep the Home Fires Burning" (No-
vello).
At the Church of the Epiphany the
full vested choir. McHenry McChord,
organist and director, will be heard to-
day, as follows: Morning at II o'clock:
Professional, 80. 10, He Comes With
Clouds Descending" st. Thomas: litany
hymn SO. Saviour! When in Dust to
Thee" Hervey: hymn 231, MY God and
is Thy Table Spread" Miller; hymn Al.
"Hark, a Thrilling Voice is Sounding"
Monk: offertory anthem, Prepare Ye
the Way Of the Lord" Garrett: COM
munion hymn, 225, Bread Of the
World" Dickinson: occasional. 46.
"O'er the Distant Mountains Break
ing" Hirst. Evening 8 p.m:-Proces-
sional, 169, Hail to the Lords Anoint-
ed" Havergal: Magnifcat, Gregorian;
Nunc Dimittis, Gregorian; hymn 17s,
Great God, What Do I See and Hear"
Klug; offertory anthem, 1.-The Great
Day Of the Lord is Near" Martin; ben
ediction hymn 10. God That Madest
Earth and Heaven" Monk: occasional,
So, Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus, "
Ha cS1er