Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

ton Of George Ross, will hold its week
1y rehearsal tomorrow evening at Beth
any Baptist Church and at the close
will be entertained by a song recital
by Miss Agnes Whelan, with Mrs. Ross
accompanying.
The musical portions of the service at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church today, under direction of Claude
Robson, will include this morning the
prelude "Pastorale." by Sullivan; tenor
Gounod. Charles D. Church; offertory.
quartet, Rock of Ages" by Shelley;
organ postlude, "Scherzo,' by Schu-
mann. Evening, prelude. Evening
Song" by Seiss; anthem. by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus. directed by DR.. Will
liam r. Buchanan; offertory quartet,
God Is n Spirit" from THE Woman of
Samaria." by Bennett; postiude,
March" by Gaul.
Miss Marion Armstrong, a young
soprano of this city, took part in
recent concert at the Westminster Me-
mortal Church, when she sang ''Tosti's
Goodbye" and, for encore. Until" by
Sanderson, making a favorable impress
sion.
Members Of the Congressional Club
and their guests were well entertained
recently at a recital by Mrs. Wilber-
force J. Whiteman and her daughter,
Mrs. Ferne Whiteman Smith of Den
Yer, Col. A group of duets, as well as
solos by each of the artists, displayed
voices of good quality. the numbers
being all given with good diction and
bers were: (a) I'm Wearin' Ava" by
Foote; (b) La Serenata,' by Tosti; fc)
"Ah, 'Tis a Dream" by Hawley: Id
Springs Awakening" by Dudley Buck.
Mrs. Whiteman; The Morn Of Endless
Cold Blast?" by Mendelssohn: (a)
'Marjories Kisses" by Burnham; OBJ
''Mammy's Song" by Ware; (c) "a Wee
Bit Shy" by Smith: (d) AN Essay on
the Camel" {e) The Martyr" Mrs.
in the Valley. OBJ Dandy Jim of Caro-
line" (c) I'm Travelin' to de Grave"
I'D Tom BigBee River" (e) My Lord
Delivered Daniel 90 Go Chain de Lion
Down. Mrs Whiteman: !al Sweet
Birth of Morn" Leoni; (c) "Hopak. 50
Monssorgsky, Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Huron Lawson is expected to
return today from q short concert trip
in Virginia.
Mrs. Florence Howard, choir director
of the First Baptist Church. has ar
ranged the following program for the
n,
Praise the Lord" by Randegger, and
bass solo. "Recessional." by De Koven,
and evening, duet for soprano and bass,
"A Dream of Paradise" by Gray The
personnel of the quartet today will be
Mrs. Howard, Soprano: Miss Mary
Jacobs. contralto Substituting for Mrs
Whaley); Henry Kruger, tenor. and
Alvin Lake. bass, with Mrs. Edmund
Barry, organist.
Maxwell, Lillian Chenoweth, W. Z.
Braithawaite and Harry NJ. Fcrker.
with Ethel Garrett Johnston, pianist,
gave successful recital at Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church Fri
day evening, the affair being the first
event in this years lyceum course of
the Brotherhood League of that church.
The program included the quartet,
Spirit Of SPRING" by Cadman: piano
solo, "Hark, Hank. the Lark" by Schu-
The Trumpeter," by Dix (Mr. Braith-
awaite); Garry Me Back to Old vir-
ginny." by Bland; Banjo Song" by
Homer; ''Dinah." by Clayton Johns
by Brown miss Chenoweth); duet for
soprano and tenor. Meath the stars
by Goring Thomas (Mrs. Maxwell and
Mr.; Braithawaite): ut Was n Lover
and His Lass. ambrose; star of De-
scending Night" Emerson; "Miller's
Wooing." Tanning quartet; piano
solo. waltz" Mozkowski Miss john
ston) bass solo, Spinning Wheel Quar-
tet" from Martha" by Flotow tquar-
tet); when My Ships Come Sailing
Weeping Willow" by Rheinberger;
Good Night. Good Night. Beloved" by
Pinsuti Quartet
dents Of Miss Mabel c. Linton was
given at her studio last Saturday aft
ernoon. at which time papers were read
on the literature of many of the old
composers. The list of those partici-
pating included Miss Rose Killian, Miss
Pauline Lewis. Miss Margery McCarty,
Miss Frances Chalk. Miss Gertrude
Phillips, Stewart Phillips, Miss Agnes
Goodloe. Miss Elizabeth Goodloe, Clar-
ence Porter. Miss Alice Brown, Miss
Gertrude Smallwood, Miss Florence
Stevens. Ralph Norton. Max Quigley,
Miss Deas Adams. Miss Evelyn Martin,
Melcina Hess and Hills Boynton.
At Trinity Methodist Church today
the music. under direction of Mrs. Ada
Arundel Pillow, will include the organ
prelude, "offertory," by Rheinberger:
anthem PR rray sa, by EngeImann; in
offertory, Air" by Romberg; soprano
solo. The Ninety and Nine" by Cam
pion, Mrs. D. B. Shreve; organ post
lude. March for Church Festival"
Dy BEST Evening, organ prelude,
''Pastorale,' by Flagler: anthem, "As
Pants the Hart" Largo. by Haendel;
organ offertory, "Romanza," by Bee
thoven: tenor solo. GLORY to Thee My
God. This Night" by Gounod. George
Calvert Borne; organ solo, .'Postlude,"
Mrs. Frank Frost.
Miss Meta Craig, soprano soIoist of
the Church of the Covenant sang last
evening at the Lafayette Hotel at the
annual banquet of the Mayf1ower AS
ISOLATION, giving effectively Love Me
Well" by Bemberg; Might Holds a |
Secret" by Ferry, and "A Birthday"
by Huntingdon Woodman. with Mrs. !
Jewell Downs at the piano.
Owing to i'll health, Mrs BeuIah Har-
per Dunwoody has been granted an ex-
tended leave of absence from her duties |
as contralto soloist of the Church of
the Covenant. though she will still |
continue to sing with the Mendelssohn /
Quartet. Miss Mary Jacobs has been
to fill Mrs. Dunwoody's place
at the church.
Miss Frances Scherger, soprano, sang
W ednesday evening at the concert of /
Parish Hall at Takoma Park, her Sc
Iections being Spring" by Leo stern:
Love Is u Bubble" by Allitsen: 'aThou
Brilliant Bird" by David, and Prom
the Land of tile Sky-blue Water" by
Cadman, the two last named with flute
obligato by Harold MAGELLAN.
At a gathering Of the Washington
Chamber Of Commerce Tuesday even
he speakers. James K Young, tenor.
lang Morning" by Speaks and s.grha