Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-16

reception was accorded the quartet by
the soldiers that 1t Was compelled to
respond to encore after encore. each
number apparently winning the warmest
appreciation of the militant music-Iov-
ing audience. A feature of the concert
was the singing of new song by Ar
thur A. Penn, The Magic of Your Eyes.
Prior to the concert the quartet was
entertained at dinner at the officers
quarters at Camp Meade. In an after
dinner speech, Mai. Sheahan. who was
quartet that they had the honor of being
the first ladies who had been allowed to
share the officers mess since the camp
was organized.
The quartet presented tho following
ins5. "Estudianftina" (LacomeI. quartet:
Forker; Madrisal from '.The Mikado,'
tSullivan), Barcarolle from Tales of
Eoan 'o ,asnhs Quartet e on the
Braithwaite: The Magic of Your Eyes"
PENN, Swing Along (Cook>, quartet;
MY Little Love" tHawleyD, Miss Cheno-
weth; "Carmena' tWilson). Medley
Battle Eve" tBonheur), Mr. Braith-
waite and Mr.. Forker: Il Hear You
Calling Me- (Marshall), Long. Long
Trail" (EliiotD, quartet.
At All Souls Unitarian Church today
mann. bass soloist. and Lewis Corn
ing Atwater organist. win include the
vocal solos. Thus Saith the Lord" and
m ,hut Who J., MAY y,.a ABIDE. from The
Most Holy by Cesar Franck. with
violin obligato by Mrs. George w.
Coggeshall: organ solos. prelude. Para
phrase on Christmas Hymn" (dedi-
ofrertory "Pastorale. by Bach. and
postlude, "Marche." by Ambrose
Thomas.
The faculty of Studio Hall have sent
out invita- tions to tea for this after
noon from to s. An informal pro-
gram will be given by Walter Charm
bury. director of the piano department.
Mrs. Hazel Bachschmid. soprano So
loist of Calvary Methodist Church.
sang last Sunday evening Lead. Kindly
Light. by, Graham Motifs; and this
Divine Redeemer"
The recital for the blind at the LII
brary of Congress Tuesday evening
will be given b. string quartet from
the United States Marine Band and
will be exceptionally interesting. These
recitals are given primarily for the
blind. for whom certain number Of
seats are always reserved. but they are
also open to the public as far as the
capacity of the room allows.
Claude Gicker. violinist. will assist with
the music at Emmanuel p E. Church.
Anacostia. today and will play this morn
ing for prelude. 1.-THE Holy CITY, by
Adams. Fulton y. Karr. organist and
choir director, accompanying. The choir
will sing at the offertory BLESSED Be He
That Cometh,'' by Gounod. with incidental
soprano solo by Miss Marian King. This
evening Mr.. Karr will give an organ re-
cital. among his selections being Gounods
ring On. Sweet Angelus. THE Heavens
Are Telling" from 1.-THE Creation" by
Haydn; He Shall Feed His Flock" by
Haendel: offertory, anthem. 20 Savior
of the World by Goss. the choir; post
lude, "Offertoire,' by Clark.
AT st. Johns Episcopal Church. George
town. today the musical program. under
direction of Samuel A. Leech. organist
and choirmaster. will consist of the fol-
lowing selections: fvenite." Gregorian:
'Benedicite Omnia Opera by Hedden;
"Benedictus." Gregorian: Seek Te the
Lord by Roberts. with tenor solo. BY
Arthur L. Simpson. This evening the
music will consist of "Magnifical' and
"Nunc Dimittis," sung to Gregorian
tones; How Lovely Are the Messengers"
from "St. Paul, by Mendelssohn.