Evening star., 1917-10-21

Howard, formerly Edna Hillyard, So
prano: Charles E. Myers. tenor; Miss
Lillian Milovich. violinist; George
OConnor and Luke Fagin.
Some of the young folks interested in
war relief work in Georgetown have
benefit of the French war orphans
Saturday evening at the pumbarton
Club. The names of the artists volun-
teering their services for the occasion,
Arthur Deibert. baritone, and Edythe
Marmion Brosius, harpist assures those
interested of varied and attractive
program.
Miss Jane Daniel. soprano. will be the
assisting soloist at the weekly twilight
organ recital at the First Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow afternoon. Be
ginning at 4:4O O'Clock, DR.. Stansfield
will play First Sonata" by Mendels-
Overture: "Finladia." by Sibelius: Peer
Gynt Suite" by Grieg: ''Gavotte." by
Martini. and March, from Tan
haeuser." by Wagner Miss Daniel will
sing My Redeemer and My Lord" and
When the Heart Is Young" both by
Dudley Buck.
Pleasant events OF the week must in
clude the first of q series of musicals
at which Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Klein
entertained their friends Wednesday
evening. The affair served to introduce
a talented young violinist. Jan CARRIER.
who was heard here several seasons ago
as soloist with the Rubinstein Club
Mr.. CARRIER has matured In his art since
that occasion and gave a Haendel So
nata" (four movements) In broad and
dignifled style, and. In strong contrast.
played with much brilliancy, .Gipsy
Dance" by Natchez. and ''Liebesfreud,'
by Kreailer. He played also Ave Ma
ria." by Schubert, and for encore. by
request, "Rondino,' Beethoven-kreiselr.
Mr. Klein sang effectively "W Where'ere
You Walk" by Haendel; The Star" by
Upton; The Bitterness of Love-" by
Dunn: II hear a Thrush at Eve" by
Cadman: softly the Summer Wind" by
Bischoff, and Come into the Garden.
the numbers calling for mezzo voice
work. The program closed with the
singing by Mr.. Klein of 20 Dry Those
Tears" by Del Reigo. with obligato by
Mr.. CARRIER. Not little of the sue
cess of the affair was due to the Ell :
fectiye accompaniments by Mrs. Klein,
VINO presided a. the piano throughout
the program.
For the Church of Our Father (Uni-
versalist). this morning Mrs. Dorothy
Houchen Baxter. choir director and or
ganist. has arranged the following
program: Organ prelude, Elevation"
(E minor), by Batiste: anthems
Awake My Soul to Joyful Lays" by
Schneider, and Christian, the Morn
Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee" by Shelley;
postlude, "Offertorio," by Petrali. The
solo parts will be sustained by Mrs
Sidney Z. Hollingsworth, soprano; Miss
Lillian Chenowith. contralto; W. s.
Blanchard. tenor, and Fred East, bass.
Miss Meta Craig. soprano. was the
soloist at the preparatory service to
of
the Covenant last Sunday evening.
when she was heard in God of
Mercy" by Leybach. and II Need Thee.
Precious Jesus" by Strelezki.
Owing to the special interdenomi-
national communion service that was
held at the Church of the Covenant last
Sunday evening. the music which had
been prepared was not used and in its
place Mr.. Wrightson acted as precentor
and Miss Mary Jacobs sang Jesus,
Tender Shepherd, Hear Me- by Wright
son. The program announced for last
Sunday will be given this evening un-
der the direction of Mr.. Wrightson,
with Mr.. Murray at the organ. The fol-
lowing are the numbers:
Organ prelude i'll c." by Hollins: an
them. sweet the Moments. Rich in
BLESSING" by Godfrey. incidental solo.
Mrs: Dunwoody: soprano solo. 20
Craig: anthem, Have Mercy Upon Me-"
by Minshall.r incidental solo. Miss
Craig: anthem, 'Tarry With Me. o My
Se.viour." by Baldwin. incidental solo.
Wheeler Wilson: organ solo. "Postlude
in B Flat" by West.
Among the musical numbers offered for
the entertainment Of the soldier boys at
the Church Of the Covenant Saturday
evening was a quintet of young ladies
who, under the direction OF c. W. OCon-
nor. have been appearing at the camps
about Washington. much to the pleasure
OF the men who crowd into the spacious
ings at the camps. Come. Everybody.
and Whistle With Me-" Meet Me On
the Boardwalk. Dearie." Where Do We
Go From Here, Boys" and Mr.. O'Con-
Be With That Big Band Of Boys When
They Bust Into Old Berlin." are the songs
used by Misses Frances Sherger. Dorothy.
Caldwell. Lillian Nichol. Bessie Sanford
and Elizabeth Yung Kwai
At st. Johns Episcopal Church. George
town, today. the musical program, under
the direction OF Samuel A. Leech. organ
following: "Eenite in F." by Atkinson:
"Te Deum in F. by Brown: "Jubilate
Dec in + Flat" by Schubert; Love Di-
vine All Love Excelling." by Marks
Charles A. Bright baritone; Arthur l..
Simpson, tenor, and Master Lloyd Ber-
rail-. soprano, will be heard i'll the solo
parts.
This evening the musical numbers will
include: "Magnificat" and ''Nunc Dimittis
in c." by Roberts, and Abide With Me-"
by Barnby.
At Hamline Methodist Church TODAY
the music. under direction Of Miss Edith
B. Athey, organist, will include the
prelude. first movement from Sonata
In D." by King: anthem. Send Out Thy
Light" by Young: offertOry anthem,
Come. Holy Spirit" by Schneider, sung
John Humphrey. contralto; Clarence
Lewis tenor, and Fred Schaeffer, bass;
organ solo. March," by Schumann
This evening the numbers will be an
organ solo, Chant Triumphal" by
Gaul: anthem. King of Glory" by
arks: offertory anthem, Come Unto
Me-" by Marston; incidental solo, Mr.
Lewis: organ postlude. Russian
March" by Scotson Clark.
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius. harp
ist, will give a recital this evening at
Mount Vernon Seminary, assisted by
three young harpists. Miss Beatrice
Miss Matilda Millen and Miss
Cecil Jones.
Mrs. l. O. Ford. contralto, will sing
with the quartet of the Mount Pleasant
Church today. the othe.
being Mrs. A. /. Haycock, so
prano: Charles d. Church, tenor. and
James S. Hicks. bass, with Claude
organist and director.
The musical portions OF the service will
include this morning the organ prelude.
"Andantino," by Lemare contralto solo,
My God and Father While l Stray by
Marston: cffertory quartet THE Lord Is
My Shepherd, by Bischoff organ post