Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05
MUSICAL MENTION.

Anna Clokey. soprano; Mrs. Daub<. con-
tralto: James K Morton. tenor. ana
Hugh Buckingham. bass. The quartet
of Love" and at the offertory Miss
Clokey and Mr.. Morton were heard IN
the duet. Love Divine" by Stainer.
Tho Women.s Christian Association
entertained at dinner last Saturday 1t
its home on 18th street fifty members
of the 9Th Regiment of Engineers. y
S. A. encamped at University Park
Following the dinner the National
Quartet. composed of Elizabeth 8. Max
well. soprano; Lillian Chenowtth. con.
tralto; w. E. Brathawaite, tenor. ana
Harry NJ. Forker. baseo. with Ethel
Garrett Johnston. pianist. furnished a
concert for the entertainment of the
soldier guests.
Miss Agnes Bowling. organist OF 81
Anthony's Catholic Church. Brookland.
left Monday for visit to relative: IN
Brooklyn, N Y. Miss Bowling will join
her father and mother Mr.. and MrA
Harry Bowling. at Atlantic City. Sep
TENDER 1. for fortnight's stay.
Miss Myra F. McCathran. soprano.
and Nell Lindsey Marks, baritone. con-
tributed to the musical portion OF the
services in the auditorium at WASH
ington Grove. Md, last Sunday. pre-
senting two duets. with one solo num-
Der by Mr.. Marks This morning there
will be 4 patriotic service and Miss Nc
Cathran and Mr.. Marks will sing the
duct Forever With the Lord" by Gou-
nod, and Miss McCathran will render
Tho Star Spangled Banner.
Dufour Brown. a talented young
mandolinist of this city, who took his
lie University. has been accepted for
the Marine Reserve Corps and is now
at Paris Island, Port Royal Bay. S. C..
where he will stay for training for the
son of Mrs Grace Dufour Brown. who
for more than twenty-five years has
presided at the organ of the Temple
Baptist Church. Mrs. Brown will leave
about the middle of August for a visit
to relatives at Woodstock, Va.
The weekly entertainment given at
Epiphany Parish Hall for the men in
Mrs. r. H. Dagleish. The program
Blinken and Nod" by Ethelbert Nevin.
sung by Miss Viola Schippert. Miss
Frances Scherger. sopranos: Mrs. Mil
ton C. White. contralto; Paul Hines.
tenor. and Mr.. White. bass. and was
followed by a duet. Where My Cara
van Has Rested" by Lohr. Miss Edith
Graham and Miss Bertha Betz: quar-
tets. The Merry Miller from Rob
Roy" by De Koven. and waltz song.
''Carmena." by II. Lane Wilson. Miss
Scherger. Mrs. White, Mr.. Hines and
Mr.. White: solos. La Couer de Ma
Marries Me-" by Liza Lehman. and
Loves Rhapsody" by D'Hardelot. Miss
Elizabeth Yung Kwai: soprano solos.
Springs Awakening" by Sanderson.
Corbett: tenor solos. The Trumpeters."
by Dix: THE Old Refrain" by Kreisler.
and Spirit Flower" ty Campbell-Tip-
ton. Mr.. Hines; bass solos, 'Davy Jones'
Locker" by Peter: Out on the Deep.
by Harriet Ware, and -Mammy's Lui-
laby," by Jamison, Mrs. White, soprano
solos. Swiss Echo Song" by Eckert.
and Slave Song" by Del Riego. Mis-:
You" by Hastings. and Kept In," by
Nevin. Miss Betz: soprano solos. Tho
Winds in the South Today" by Scott,
and AN Open Secret" by Woodman.
Allitsen: Love Has Wings" by
Rogers. and Philosophy" by Emil.
Miss Scherger. Mrs. Sue Burrows Jen-
nings assisted at the piano.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. lyric soprano. is
one OF the Washington musicians who
has a strong personal incentive to her
work in the various entertainments
in this vicinity. as she has a son.
Phillip H. Knowles, who has not yet
reached his majority. who is serving
somewhere in France with the PERISH
ing expeditionary force as a sergeant
in the 5th Regiment. U. S. M. C. Tues
day evening Mrs. Lyons sang at Camp
Meade. Nd. giving The Star" by
Rogers: -Four Leaf Clover" by Brow
nell; You'd Better Ask Me-" by Her
nan nan Ponr ana Fr 81
the U. s. Marine Band, assisting In the
last number. Thursday evening Mrs.
Lyons contributed to the program at
American University Camp. when she
day?" by Eden: viii O. the Wisp." by
Spross: You'd Better Ask Me-" by
Lohr: THE Crows Egg" by Wells, and
Bird of the Mountain" by Hubbard.
flute obligato to the last number.
which was enthusiastically received and
after which. by request. Mrs. Lyons
gave the Scotch ballad. Comic Thro'
the Rye.
Fulton B. Karr. for many years or
ganist of Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
South. will substitute today at the All
Souls Unitarian Church for Lewis
Corning Atwater. the regular organist.
who is on trip through the middle
west. Miss Florence Steffens. contralto
soloist of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church, win sing today in
her numbers being The Lord Is MY
by Booth. and ARISE.
Shine. for Thy Light Is Come" by Mac
Dermid; Mr.: Kari will play for pre-.
lude. ''Larshetto." from the Second
by Beethoven; for offer
tory. It Have Heard Thee" by Thecla
and for postlude. From
Ocean to Ocean," by w. F. Sudds.
C. W. O'Connor gave as his part OF
the program Thursday evening at Fort
Myer a topical song. who Knows tho
Reason" one of his own composition:
The Shooting of sDan McGrue." by
Robert Service. and the big war song.
over There" by George Conan. Miss
Nell c. Macmillan was his accom-
PIANIST.
Richard P Backing. tenor: Herman
violinist: Richard Lorle-
berg. cellist: w. S. Blanchard. pre-
centor. and Claude Robson. organist.
will furnish the musical portions of
the service this evening at the Church
of the Covenant, and beginning at 7:45
gram. the numbers being an organ
"Curfew." bv Mackenzie:
tenor sole. BE Thou Faithful Unto
Death" from the oratorio "St. Paul"
by Mendelssohn; violin solo. Romance"
by Karganog: during service. cello
solo. "Adagio.' by Rehveld: tenor solo.
20 Lord. Remember Me-" by Holden:
'Serenade," by Widor.
Mrs A. L. Haycock. soprano. and
James S. Hicks. bass. will sing at the
services of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church during August.
while Miss Steffens and Charles W.
Church. who furnished the music dur