Evening star., 1917-03-04

under direction of McHenry McChord.
viii include this morning the process
sional Who Is This That Comes From
Edom?" by Stewart; offertory anthem.
.'Cantilene." from Gounod's ''Gallia";
Communion Service" by Stainer; bonn
munion hymn, Come Ye Disconsolate.
by Webbe; recessional, 20 Heavenly
Jerusalem" by Martin. At 1880 o'clock
this evening a request program VIII be
given at the usual preliminary organ
recital. the numbers being Song of
Sorrow" by Nevin; "Barcarolle." by
ha ana she hr yst At
O'clock the choir will sing the process
sional Come Unto Me. Ye Weary"
"Bonum Est" by Bennet; Deus Mis-
eratur." by Beethoven: offertory an
them, Out of the Deep by Surette;
Dresden Amen" and recessional, 20
Lamb of God. Still Keep Me-" by Maker.
The solo quartet consists Of MRS.
Hugh A. Brown. soprano; Miss Richie
Mclean. contralto; George Anderson,
tenor, and William Clabaugh, baritone.
The unfavorable weather was not SUI
f1cient to deter a goodly audience from
Musicke' in .'Ye Fyrste Congregational
Bigge Bricke Meetinge House at the
TX roads of Gee Streete and 10the
Lane" Wednesday evening. This af-
invariably attracts record attendance
The singers, attired in costumes of CO.
lonial days, presented a most pictur-
esque appearance. in keeping with the
music of the period, and notice on
the program that "unseemly levity ana
sparkling will be mentioned from ye
pulpit on ye coming sabbath did not
prevent the young people eopnsr from m
"Auld Lang Syne," Strike Ye Gym
balle." Invitation" L. M; Jerusalem,
MY Glorious Home" Ie Anvil
ner"; solos. Killarney" sung by
Prudence Roxana Barrows; Pretty
Pooly Oliver" Hezekiah Hightone AID
ridge; Cousin Jedediah." Thankful
Penelope Larner, assisted by "Ye Bigge
Choire": Bonnie Sweet Bessie"
Mistress Jane Mehitable Smart; Nancy
Lee" H. H. Aldridge and Allie Ye
Menne Singers; ''Ye Create Steeple
| Clocks (rounde in partes), by
Ala Ye Wimmen Singers; Drink to
Me Only With Thine Eyes" Ebenezer
Deeptone Humphrey; Ben Bolt"
Thankful Penelope Larner; "Grandma's
Advice" Araminta Obedience Kempton;
Home, Sweet Home" Maybelle Faith
Were Maying," Thankful Penelope
| Larner and Ebenezer Deeptone Humph-
rey; Reuben and Rachel" Mistress
Jane Mehitable Smart and Hezekiah
|
| ing to the pleasure of the occasion were
William Longfellow Palmer, "fe
Tymiste," and William Bach Stansfield.
"Ye Master O Ye Grande Organ"
The usual hour of music at the Fri
| day Morning Music Club last week at
| the Raleigh was Allied by an interest
| ing program, consisting of Trio bor
Violin, Violoncello and Piano." by Gade,
rendered in good style by Elsie Raner,
Ruth Jones and Adele Robinson, COM
posing the Chaminade Trio; soprano
songs, Pleading" by Elgar; "Sylvelin."
by Sinding, and True Love Never
Eaileth," and Scarlet ,;, GeraniIY
Miss Louise Van Wagenen. with Miss
Julia Higgins accompanying; Nor
wegian suite for piano, Peasant
March" and "Legende," by Torjussen:
"Tarantella," by Leschetizky, Mrs.
Jennie Mysen-Lind.
John G. Klein and his pupils. Miss
Ruth Money, Miss katherine PeacocK' K,
Miss Lillian Everson and William F.
Davis, assisted by Miss Mary Alice
Maydwell. reader. were heard in pro-
gram recently in the lobby OF the Y.
NJ. C. A. Miss Maydwell gave the mon
ologue, "At the Races" and some
poems. and the musical numbers in
cluded the solos, "Lifes Garden" by
Bond: The Nightingale's Song. by
Ethelbert Nevin. and "Kashmiri Song
by Finden. Miss Ruth Money; II Hear a
Dew Is Falling" by Schneider: and
''The Bitterness of Love-" by Dunn,
John G. Klein; The Summer Wind" by
Bischoff; VIII o the Wisp," by spross; /;
"Obstination," by de Fontenailles. Miss
Katherine Peacock; Dear Love. Re
member Me-" by Marshall: Look Down.
Dear Eyes, by Fisher. and ITO You,
by Speaks. William F. Davis; AT
~ I~.y TaI
(waltz song), by Luckstone, Miss Lii
lian Everson.
Two organ recitals were given recently
by Harry Wheaton Howard at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mr.
Howard was the regular organist Of the
Walsh mansion from the time the organ
was installed until the death of Mr..
seldom been opened publicly. Mr.. How
ard has been engaged for two more re-
citals early in March.
given in Grafonola Hall at Lansburgh
& Bros store recently, under the
personal direction of Gertrude Lyons. who
was assisted by Alwarda Casselman,
concert was largely attended and enjoyed
by highly apprecfative audience, the
program being as follows: Soprano solo,
1.-The Sunshine of Your Smile. by Ray,
Gertrude Lyons. Vlolln soio, oouNeNii
by Drdla; encore. "Berceuse.'' by Mosso,
Ruth Bronson; piano solo. ,Liebestraum. y
by Liszt. and "Papillon," by Grieg, AL
warda Casselman; soprano solo. "Se Saran
Rose (Melba waltz, by Arditi. Gertrude
Lyons. and encore, 'The Star" by Rog-
ers, Gertrude Lyons: duet for soprano
and violin, Dreams" by Strelezki. Ger
trude Lyons and Ruth Bronson: soprano
solo, with violin obligato. fPoor Butter
fly" by Hubbell, Gertrude Lyons and
Ruth Bronson.
An interesting musical program was
given at the recent annual panauet
of the Harvard Club at Rauschers
Arthur Deibert, baritone, was the soloist
and selections were rendered by an IN
strumental quartet. consisting of Herman
Rakemann, Dore Walter. Elphonzo Young
and Harry Wheaton Howard. the last
named serving also as accompanist for
the soloist.
The Nevin Quartet, consisting of Ell
sic Carleton Small. Ruth w. Simpson,
Nellie Newton Shore and Florence
Steffens, with Mrs. Salin accompanist.
under the direction of Mrs. Henry
vestre. pianist. of the Philippine
Islands, scored a success at its musical
recently given before capacity audi
ence in the rooms of the College
Women's Club. The ensemble num-
bers were given with finish. the solo
numbers were enthusia stically received
and both quartet and soloists re-
aponded to numerous encores Miss
Silvestre, who appeared in native cos
tune, charmed her audience with her
rendition of "Papillons." by Rosenthal.