Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06

Stoddard; Caprice viennois (Kreisler).
Mr.. Waller: The Clown" &C. w. O'Con-
nor) and Your Uncle Sam" tJoe Lin
coln), Mr.. O'Connor; 'Albumblatt"
tHenrique), Indian Lament" (Dvorak-
Kreisler) and "Guitarre" (MoskowskD
Mr.. Lorleberg-: Invocation" DHarde-
lott, Mrs. Stoddard; encore, her own
composition, October Days." a patri-
otto rally. during which Mr.. O'Connor
recited THE Star Spangled Banner
Miss Mona Jelliman will give piano
recital under the auspices of the Pea
body Club Thursday at the Y. NJ. c. A.,
which the public is invited to attend.
Miss Lottie kincer contributed some
piano solos at the last meeting of the
organization.
Mrs. Paul Ewing. soprano. was soloist
at the recent meeting of the Shakes
peare Federation when she gave three
songs. "Orpheus With His Lutte" music
by Nancy; 70 Mistress Nine" by Bar
rett (used in Viola Aliens production
of Twelfth Night'), and Hank. Hark,
the Lark" by Schubert. Mrs. Ewing Will
cert for the benefit of scientific tenn
perance work tomorrow evening.
The music at the First Baptist Church
this morning will include the quartet.
Lost Sheep by Jules Jordan. sung by
Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano and
director; Mrs. Arthur Whaley, contralto:
Henry Kruger, tenor, and Wheeler Will
son, bass, with incidental solos for So
prano and tenor and the solo, Close to
Thee" by Briggs. by Mr.. Wilson. with
Mrs Edmund Barry, as usual. at the
organ.
At the final business meeting for this
season of the Friday Morning Music
Club matters connected with last sea-
sons schedule were closed, plans dis
cussed for the coming year and officers
elected as follows: President, Mrs. F.
W. True: first vice president. Mrs Wal
ter Bruce Howe; second vice president,
Mrs. Arthur Day; treasurer. Mrs. Henry
A. Robbins; recording secretary, Mrs.
Florence Howard: corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs owen B. French; musical di-
rector Mrs. Eugene Byrnes: assistant
stein; librarian, Miss Maud Sewalr
Three new members We're elected to the
board of governors-NIrs Charles w.
Fairfax. Mrs. Richard Dean and Mrs.
Robert Heinl Mrs. J. b. Kendall re-
mains chairman of the membership
committee and Miss Bradley will be
the chairman of the chorus committee.
William Stansfield. organist and choir
director of the First congregational
Church, has arranged the following
musical program for today: Morning,
organ prelude, Contemplation" c'The
Holy City'D, by Gaul: Ave MARIA, by
Richmond: anthem, Rock of Ages" by
Shelley Evening, 1880 O'Clock. organ
prelude: Fantasia" on the hymn tune
Hanover by Lemare; The Answer"
by Wolstenholme; bass solo and chorus,
1.-The Lost Chord" by Sullivan; anthem.
Great and Marvellous" by Farmer;
anthem, 80 Taste and See," by Goss;
organ postlude. .Jubilate Deo." by Sill
yer.
At Hamline Methodist Church this
morning the music. under direction of
Miss Edith r. Athey, will include the
organ prelude. Con Motto in B Flat"
by Smart: anthem, 20 Come Let Us
Sing" by Wooler: offertory duet, BE
of Good Courage" by Buck, Miss Ma
rian Greene and Clarence Lewis; organ
solo, "Postlude." by Renaud. Evening,
organ prelude, "Intermezzo." by Hol-
Inns: anthem. AT Sunset" by Gabriel:
offertory contralto solo. THE Prayer Per-
feet" by Stenson. Mrs. John Humphrey;
postlude, "Festal March," by Calkin.
Mrs NJ. Ficklin Echols, pianist, was
heard in recital Wednesday at the
Washington Conservatory of Music. as
sisted by Mrs. Isabel Shelley, Miss Lad
ovich and Mrs. Stinehouse of the fac
ulty. Among the interesting numbers
presented We're the piano solos Pre-
lude. No. q" Rachmaninoff: "Ballade.
OPP. AZ BY Chopin, Twelfth Rhapsody"