Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
SOUR By ohellsy. Thomas HUM Fay-
'lor win preside, rs usual, At the organ

SOUR By ehsiisy. Thomas Huim Tsy-
Tor win preside. ~ usual. at the organ
William stansasld, orsanfst and choir
director Of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church. announces the following seIec-
1as The s:sxiss sr. ssS.s
Divine" By Morrison: onertory: guar
tet. while the Days Are Going By:
D9; 5a% H'ri: aaa 5,
Evening-organ prelude. Finale and
from First Sonata, by Gull
mant; choir. 'EaEnidcat." by Marks;
contralto solo. He Shall Feed His
Him" ('-rhe Messiah"). BY Handel: an
them, God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears" by Field: oftsrtory. quartet.
Tho Mistakes Of Ny Life; organ post
lude, overture. By Faulkes.
B. H. Smart, Miss Marian Larner, Her
bert E. Aldridgs and J. walter Hum
phrey. Chorus Of nifty voices.
Tho guests OF the John Dixon Home
were entertained recently when the
quartet Of the Church Of Our Father
(Universalist) spent an evening thsre
giving q varied program. Among the
numbers were tho soprano solos, he
cause e. ! Love YeT, Dear by Hawiey.
sung by Mrs. Sydney p. Hollingsworth;
contralto solos, "A Memory and ELI
Song" both by Minerva Bailey OF this
city. and my Little Love-" by Haw-
songs. ..ThouEhts Have Wings. by
Liza Lehman. and There's a Long
Long TRAIL" W. 8. Blanchard: bass
solos. 'Dsvy Jones Locker" by Petris;
Asleep in the Deep" b Pstrie: Turn Urn.
piano solo. Prelude" by Rachmaninon
and :'Msnuet- by Paderewski. Mrs.
Dorothy Houchsn Baxter. and quar-.
totA Kentucky Babe" and Gypsy
Life" by Schumann. An interesting
feature was the playing Of little Ruth
at Play" by Thompson.
Louis Thompson. tenor. was the as
sisting soloist at the recital Friday
Frank Gebest presented class Of pu.
pills In piano selections. Mr.. Thomp.
son delighted the company with hill
rendition of the songs Elm Schwan,'
by Grieg; lie Miroir," by Ferrari: I'm.
ter Nos. by MacFadyen. and I'll. .:rh.
County Donegal. and Mr.. Gebss,
brought the affair to a close by playing
Liszt's Thirteenth Rhapsody" Tho
pupils participating were Miss Jennie
vandeveer. Miss Natalie Furness, Mis-
Hilda Hanes, Miss Claire Philomenl
Ssueo, Mfss Frances Cureton. Mis-
Elisabeth Williams and Miss Josephine
Golden.
Quite q galaxy of talent contributed
to the program OF the Vaughn clasi
concert, which took place Friday even.
ing at Calvary Baptist Church. The
program follows: Star epangled Ban.
nora" BY Nsthan. Musursia Quartet
composed Of Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawier, Mrs. william r. Reed. Oliver
n. Smith and Earl carbauh. with Harry
Wheaton Howard. pianist director
D Mr. c cSaG ons solos, FOR violoneeiio
Meditation" by Gounod. and Cult.
are" by Moskowski, Richard Lorle.
berg, accompanied at the piano by hii
sister. Mrs. William Won Bauer: con.
tr.lto solo and Quartet. Sons o.
Quartet. accompanied by the composer
william T. Pearson: monologue, MARY
Alice Maydwell: tenor solo. 'Sacra-
menu" by MacDermid. Mr.; Smith
violin solos, "Ita,ian Lows sons. b.
ski, Miss Elisa Raner; soprano solo
"Robin on the Apple Tree" by Hewitt
Mrs. Qawfsr; selection from Lucia d
Lammermoor," by Donizetti, Musurgii
Quartet: popular songs: George OGon
NOR. accompanied by Miss Marie Hig
gins; America" sung by the audience
At St. Johns Episcopal Church
Georgetown, today the musical portion
Of the services, under the direction o
master, will consist Of the following
'svenite." by Atkinson; 'Te Deum." b.
Mosenthal; "JubilAte Dec" by Buck
and Blessed Are the Merciful, b,
Hiles. Charles Bright, baritone; AT
thur simpson tenor ana a.. J .n,a p ser
in the above compositions.
This evening the choir will rende
'Magnificat" and 'Nunc Dimittis, b!
Maunder. with incidental solo by joe
Bsrral1: s s1pranoi Nv Marks with solo
by Charles Bright and Joel Berrall.
Miss Josephine Montague Of Iowa
who is spending the winter here pur.
suing her musical studies. was one Of
the soloists at . recent occasion when
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. Q. n. en-
tertained the irish History Study Club
Miss Montague sang An irish kovs
Song" accompanied by Miss MARY
DAILY at the piano and Miss Bessie Hal
tfgAn on the violin.
At the United Brethren Church to.
day the music. under direction OF
George F. Ross, orgAnist, will include
this morning the prelude. Spring
song" by Hoilins; anthem, % Come,
Let Us worship" by Himmel; baritone
solo. "wondrous Cross" by Nevin, Car
lin Randall; organ solo,. Poselude In
e Fiat Major" by Dubois. Evening.
organ prelude. 'Twilights." by steb-
bins: anthem, More Love to Thee" BY
Marks: organ postlude. 'Marche Pom
tiflcale." incidental solos. will be sus-
tanned by Miss Florence Girouard.
At the home Of Miss He1ma Chessmar
at Brookland, D. c.. Tuesday evening
the Priscilla Musical Club held fti
regular monthly meeting. which wa.
presided over By n. Albert Leef. and
tho members OF the club, composed Of
nearly thirty vocalists Of Washington
were afforded q treat In the sketch OF
the life Of Beethoven given by MISS
Nellie Middlekaun.
During the evening . vocal solo waa
rendered by Miss Simpson. piano
solo BY Miss Florence Reynolds and
tenor solo by A. ". lett, both members
Of the Priscilla Club. all receiving the
approval Of the club members. 1t waa
announced that during the winter
months the club win present several
light operas and classical compost
lions.
John c. Freund Of New York was en-
tertained at q dinner Thursday even
ing at the Arts Club. Miss mary a.