Evening star., 1917-03-18

Spring Morning" by Alexander Mat
| thews, Mrs. Gawler.
Miss Katherine Vernon assisted at a
piano recital given by Mrs. Lille
Waters Peterson Friday evening, when
she was heard In THE Fairy Pipers."
by Brewer. and for encore, THE VAL
ley of Laughter" by Sanderson.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson has rendered
his resignation as member OF the
board of managers Of the Washington
Oratorio Society.
Incidental TO the showing. of part three
OF the sacred photo drama. Prom the
Manager to the Cross" at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church this evening.
/ Miss Jessie Masters, contraIto, win
| sing 'f1e Shall Feed His Flock" and
Mrs. Mabel. Foote Whitman, soprano, will
be heard III Come Unto Him" both
srias from The Messiah" by Haendel.
The quartet anthem will be art Thou
Weary" by Schneider. and this morn
ing the musical numbers, under di-ec-
tion OF Frederick Hardman, baritone,
will consist OF the anthems. How
AmtabIe Are Thy Dwellings," by Barn
by, and Still. Still With Thee" by
Rogers.
The, The choir of s.: Johns Episeopa11
Leech. organist. will render Wednes-
day evening at O'Clock the cantata.
"Olivet TO Calvary" by Naunder. The
solos will be sustained by Arthur l..
baritone. and Master Lloyd Berrai1, so
prano- The musical portions of the
service today will consist of "venite,"
Gregorian; "Benedicite,r by MacFar-
God SO Loved the World" from "The
Darkest Hour" by Harold Moore This
evening the choir will sing Magnify
cat" and "Nunc Dimittis." Gregorian
tunes. and How Do Thy Mercies Close
Mo Round by Saunders; incidental
solos, Arthur Simpson and Charles A.
Bright.
The Hendley School of Musical Edu-
cation has issued invitations for re-
cital Wednesday afternoon at the New
Willard.
from Elizabeth, n. j., where she was
the assistant solofst at the violin re-
cital given by Leon II. Fuch. Her num-
bers included arias from the operas of
Romeo and Juliet and "Traviata" and
The Angels Serenade," Braga, and
"Elegie. Massenet. In the last two
songs Mr.. Fuchs played the violin OBJ
igato. Each OF Miss Howe's numbers
were enthusiastically received.
The Schubert Song Trio consisting of
Christine NJ. Church, soprano; Marian
Larner, mezZo soprano. and Marian Nc
Coy, contralto. with Edith E. Athey.
organiSt and accompanist, will be heard
in concert tomorrow evening at Gun
ton Temple Church. The program will
include vocal trios, duets and solos and
organ solos by Miss Athey.
At Trinity Methodist Church today
the music, under direction of Mrs Ada
Arundel Pillow. will include this morn
ing the organ prelude. "Andante Re-
Iigioso, by Lemaigre. Mrs. Frank
Ie-
by Barnby: offertory. "Andante Gra-
zioso," by Mozart; soprano solo. "The
Ninety and Nine by Campion, Mrs. Z.
p. Shreve; postIude. INAUGURATION
March. 1l by Clark Evening. organ pre-
The Sun Shall Be No More" by Wood
ward; offertory, ''Transcription. by
Batiste; contralto solo. '.AlI Through
the Night" by Porter, Mrs Pillow;
organ solo. "Postlude.' by Rinck.
Mrs. Arthur J. Richards. sonrano.
Gharies Richmond. baritone, and Miss
Bessie Humphreys. pianist, were the
assisting soloists at the March public
rehearsal of the Rebew Orchestra. held
Monday evening, under direction of II
w. Weber. in the lecture room of Keller
Memorial Church. Mrs. Richards sang
s2 SPRINGS IN a Lovable Lady" by Elliott.
mond gave "Davy Jones Locker" by
Petrie: Where My Caravan Has Resi-.
ed. by Lohr, and "A Bowl of Roses "
by Clark. and Miss Humphreys con
tributed two numbers. "Chanson Creole :"
by ketterer, and "Valse Caprice" by
Newland Among the orchestral selec-
tons were the overture, "Nebucodono-
zor." by Verdi: Wine, Women and
Song" by Strauss: "Gypsy's Serenade."
by Nehl: Evening Chimes in the Noun
tains." by Behr, and "Minuet," by Pade-
rewski
At the reception given recently at the
New Ebbitt to Mrs. McWhorter, visit
ing national president of the ladies'
auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians. Mary Helen Howe, coloratura
soprano. was heard to advantage in
The Kerry Dance" by Molloy; Irish
Folk Song" by Foote, and "The Last
Rose of Summer" Miss Agnes Whalen
and Maurice Fitzgerald also added to
the pleasure of the occasion by several
numbers.
The Musurgia Quartet gave an attrac-
tive program of solos and ensemble
numbers Friday evening at Calvary
Baptist Church. the occasion being an
'at home" of the combined missionary
societies of the church.