Evening star., 1917-01-21

Vincent; contralto solo, He Was De-
spised," from ''The Messiah" by Haen-
del. Miss Nellie Moran: bass solo. "Ho
Edwin Callow and quartet; Lovely Ap-
pear" from The Redemption" by
Gounod. Mrs Bode and quartet; tenor
solo, He That Dwelleth in the Secret
Place." by MacDermid, Mr.. Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A Potter. jr.. and
the formers brother. Van A. Potter
baritone. of New York were heard in
joint recital Thursday evening AT
the Methodist church there. Mrs. Pot
ter sang three groups of songs. These
Are They" from Gaurs Holy City
The Star" by Rogers; Love Is Bub,
ble." by Allitsen: Will o the Wisp.'
The Winds in the South by Scott
and the aria, "Depuis le Jour-" from
Charpentiers Louise" and severa
encores. Van A. Potter was heard ir
Hear Me. Ye Winds and Waves" by
Haendel; The Auld Plaid Shawl" by
"Gipsy John" by Clay: Night ant
Noon." by Hawley; Rolling Down te
Rio" by German: Goodbye. Summer
by Tosti. and three duets. Now Art
Farewell" both by Hildach. and GO
Pretty Rose" by Marzials. Mrs. Potter
sustaining the first part. A pleasing
variety was given to the program BY
some piano solos. "Etude.' by Mac.
..Nocturne in F Sharp Major" both BY
kowski: Spinning song" Wagner.
Liszt. and Brassin's transcription fol
piano of the Fire Music" from wag.
ner's THE Valkyrie"
At Vermont Avenue Christian Church
this morning the quartet will render
send Out Thy Light" by Gounod
and an there will be an offertory duet
Lead. Kindly Light" by Biedermann
sung by Mrs. Mabel Foote Witmar
and Miss Jessie Masters. In the even.
ing the anthem will be "Hark, Hark
Ny Soul" by Shelley. and at the offer
tory Frederick Hardman, baritone SO
lofst and director. will sing Rock O
Ages" by Shepherd.
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin viii
give a recital this afternoon at thu
National School of Domestic Arts ant
Sciences. Since the school moved
into it's spacious new quarters in the
fall Miss Goodwin has been in charg'
of the voice department.
A series of recitals has been inau
Lake being most successful in the
presentation of a varied program las
Sunday.
The regular organ recital at the
Bethlehem Chapel, Washington Cathe
dral, on the third Sunday in eacf
month will be given this afternoon b,
Edgar Priest in place of the sermon
at the o'clock service.
The music at the regular services oi
the lexington Presbyterian Church i!
furnished by a volunteer chorus choir
directed by Harry G. Kimball. who ha:
been the organist of the church for the
past five years. Mrs. Robert Davis, for.
merly Miss Rose H. Bigelow, soprano
and James L. Bates, bass, are the solo.
lists and the latter will sing the of.
fertory number this morning. In ad
dition to this senior choir. there is .
choir OF young people, recently organ
lied. whose rehearsals are directed by
Miss Helen Rogers Smith, soprano solo
ist of Union Methodist Church. Thi:
chorus gives a short praise service each
Sunday evening before the regular
service. with Mr.. Kimball presiding a.
the organ.
The music at Epiphany Church thi.
morning, under direction of McHenry
McChord, organst, will include the
professional. When Morning Gilds the
Sky!" by Barney; "Te Deum" (B fat
fertory anthem, "Sanctus." by Gounod
Dresden Amen: occasional, "Jerusa
lem. My Happy Home" by Stubbs Fol
lowing the organ recital at 1880 o'clock
Sion, Haste" by welch: "Magnifcat'
and Nunc Dimitis. Gregorian; Of
fertory anthem, There Is a Blessed
Home" by Marks; recessional, &c
Mother Dear. Jerusalem by Ward.
Successful events of the week mus
include the concert given Tuesday
evening by the Washington College OF
Music at Waugh NJ. f. Church, for the
benefit of the choir fund, which proved
successful both musically and finan.
cially. Special interest attached to the
appearance of the college chorus, or.
ganized this season by Harry H. Camp.
bell, which made fine impression ir
its two numbers, The Elfhorns" BY
Bullard, and soft and Deep" by Stew.
art. rendered under Mr.. Campbe1rs di-
rection. There We're several numbers
by the college orchestra, notably a
suite in four parts by Greenfelt, en-
titled Antony and Cleopatra" which
proved especially acceptable under di-
rection of c. +. Christiani the other
orchestral selections being the overture
to Don Juan" by Mozart, and "Coro-
nation March," by Owst. Mrs Del
phine w Brown. Miss Isabel Jarvis
Primm, Mrs. James ?. Benfer. Messrs
Christian. Thompson and King acted
as accompanies. and the solo numbers
included the songs. lie Soir," by
Thomas: Valley Of Laughter" by San
derson, Miss Mary Thompson; "Ecsta
sy, by Rummel; The Star" by Roe.-
ers; encore, Yesterday and Today"
by Spross. Miss Myra Fontaine Nc
Gathran; The Mermaid's Song" by
Haydn, and Candle Lightin' Time
by Coleridge-Taylor, the latter being
repeated as an encore. by Miss Clara
Young: violin solos, Caprice Wen
nois.' by kreisler. encore, "Etude," by
Florillto. Harry King; Hungarian
Dance, by Joachim Brahms, and
..Rondino' by Kriesler, encore, Love
Song" Harry Waller: piano solos, "Ra-
koczy March" by List, and encore
"Barcarole." by Grodski, George Dixon
Thompson; ''Etude in f Major" and
.Polonaise, A Flat Major" both bv
chopin. encore, "Sequdilla," by Abe
niz. Miss Katherine Bouck; piano in
orchestra, Frank Norris Jones.
"A miscellaneous program was the Of
fering of the Friday Morning Music
club to its members and guests at the
Raleigh Hotel last week, the well rem
dered numbers including the piano
solos, Prelude" by Walter Morse Rum
mel; "Moto Perpetuo" and Concert
ttude, both by MacDowen Miss Flor
ehce Stonebraker: violin solos "Crfno-
llne tMlnuet), by A. StoeSsal. 'Caprica