Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-03
MUSICAL MENTION
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gram and service this evening at the
Church of the Covenant will be Miss
Meta Craig. soprano; Herman Rake
mann. violinist; Richard Loreleberg,
cellist. with w. S. Blanchard. precentor,
selections will be an organ prelude by
Mr.. Murray; violin solo. Meditation"
from That's" by Massenet: soprano
solo. with violin obligato. Sing Ale
LULA by Luggi; during service. trio
for violin. cello and organ. Inter
mezzo." from The Jewels of the Ma
DONNA by Wolf-Ferari; cello solo,
"Andante," from "Orpheus." by Gluck
Soprano solo. with cello obligato,
'Sancta Maria" by Faure; trio for yio-
lin. cello and organ. "Serenade." by
Among the successful students at the
Peabody Conservatory this season
were Miss NJ. Katharine Floeckher and
Miss Charlotte Klein. both of this city.
certificate in piano and Miss Klein a
similar certificate in organ. Miss
Floeckher was heard at one of the ex-
hibitfon concerts in Chopin's sharp
tributed the Finale" from a COM
position for organ by Cesar Franck
to one OF the closing concerts.
At the Kendall Baptist Church the
following music. under the direction of
Mrs. Isabel Garvin Shelley, with Mrs.
Hunter d. Watkins at the organ, will
be rendered today:
ADMINISTRATIVE in D" Harring-
J toni; anthem. Babylon" (Watson).
Smith; orertory. "Andante" Germany !;
soprano solo. zone sweetly Solemn
Thought" tAmbrose). by Miss Olive
Crowder; "Postlude" Harrington)
Evening-Prelude in c. (Schubert)
anthem. 20 Lord. Most Merciful" (Con-
Gomez: offertory. "A Prayer" (Schultz) :
duet. "Tarry With Me. o My Saviour"
I, (NicolaD. by Mrs. Shelley and Gilbert
L. Cleiand: "Postlude" tBattman).
rory soloist this morning at the Church
OF Our Father and will sing my Task
by Ashford. The quartet anthem will
be Briggs setting of the hymn. Nearer,
My God. TO Thee. sung by Mrs. sydney
Hollingsworth. Miss Lillian Chenowith,
MI Blanchard and Mr.. East, and the
organ numbers by Mrs. Dorothy Hou-
chen Baxter Will be Invocation" Oh
nat major), by u. Il. Munro, and post
lude. Festival March, by ]. H. Wallis.
Mrs. Huron Lawson returned recent
~ from concert trip in Kentucky
ana was the SoloiSt Thursday morn
Ing at the commencement exercises OF
National Park Seminary, Forest Glen
ND Mrs Lawson sang "Polonaise "
from Mignon." and added MY Lovely
SeIia, by Monroe. for encore.
At the Westminster Memorial Presby-
terian Church this morning the choir
under direction of Mrs. Frank Byram
organist. will render Remember Not
o Lord. My Onenses," by j. CHRISTOPHER
Marks, with incidental baritone solo
and obligato by Ernest V. KahIert The
offertory number, Jesus Lover of NV
Soul" by Tours. will be sung by Miss
Edna Barber.
Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano and
director of the choir of the First Ban.
fist Church, entertained the choir a,
her home Friday evening. An informa
program was one OF enjoyable means OF
passing the evening, among the mum
bers given being the contraito solos
die Ruh," by Schubert: 20 Heart Of
Nine" by Chaminade. Mrs. Arthur
Whaleys tenor solos. Dedication" b,
Robert Franz: Sylvia" by Speaks
when the Dream Is There" b,
D'Hardelot, Henry Kruger; bass solos
Calm as the Night" by Boym: "Th.
Great Unknown" by D'Hardelot: "a
Son of the Desert Am L." Wheeler vii
son: soprano solos. Morning in Spring.
by Matthews; why Should / wax,
Thee? by Wickede; "One Spring Morn
ing. Bright and Fair" by Nevin," Mrs
Howard. Mrs. Edmund Barry proved
an able accompanist. Others presen
besfdes members Of the choir were Dr.