Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-10
MUSICAL MENTION.

bers of her vocal class in q choice pro.
sion in the following numbers: 'Bsrs-
ceuse" !Joceiynl. by GODDARD. and Tenn
Jan and Harry" by Batten. Miss Kethai
and The Birth Of Morn" By Isoni7
Miss Vivian McLauEhlin: "sprinS'Ss
Awakening" BY sanderson, and 'Ths,
Last Rose Of summer" BY stephsnson..
and "Pierrot" BY Ruesner. Mrs. Franz
Lord: The Lord 10 Mindful Of His.
Own" from the oratorio st. Paul. by
Mendelssohn. and Jean" By Burlslgh.
by Carey. Miss Elisabeth Richardson
| aria. Che faro sensa Eurydice' ('-or1
fso"). by Giuck, Miss Ines miller I've
R Re.n ss.s e. X Mss. o ns E.
non. by DHardelot. Miss Edna Masdsis
'Honnung." by Reichardt. and Break
O. Day." by Sanderson. Miss Edna Bar
Der. Der: Indian Lullaby. By Li.ur.nee.
Nos" BY MacFAdyn. Miss Lille Wilmer.
Mrs william c. Stierlin proved an ac-
ceptable accompanist. t~
At Westminster Memorial presbys
| terrain Church this evening the choir,
! under direction Of Mrs. Frank Byram,
| will present 4 patriotic cantata. which
| Is chiefly the work OF Mrs. Mary Speed
Mercer of North Carolina The tnci-
dental music. most Of it by Mra- Mercer.
| Is cleverly interviewer with the s'O6o -
Our Flag" and other poems by Henry
Van Dyke. Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes
will be the oficial reader and an in
teresting innovation will Be- the rendi-
| nice Randall OF the poem. Your Flag
and Ny Flag" which will be sung by
chorus of children. Tho part OF
Ann amef 6ea will be taken by Mis- Tho
Spangled Banner and Mrs Neville
Miller will sing the 'Marsellaise" Mas
Estelle Holmes and Ernest Kahlert Will
sustain other incidental solos. Appro-
TUNES of red. white and blue. east.
vest. north and south. Boy and Girl
Scouts. Red Cross nurses and others
of patriotic spirit
Russell Hill. pianist is probably ths
| nrst of the musical set here to Join
the hehtinE forces in France. Mr.. Hin
saied "wednesday. in the Ambulance
under Capt. ]. r. Devereux
Mrs. Huron lawson left yesterday Ee5H
! 2 months rest at her country home ax
Bluemont. Va. Later in the summer she
VIII give recitals at the University of
Virginia and in Pennsylvania and New
York states
| Miss Augusta Hill. contralto. formsrs
| ly Of this city. will be the guest for Q
few days Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H
Dalgieish at their new home in HarA
ward street. Miss Hill will take pax1
In a recital at the New willard, but
| her stay in the city will be brieI AZ
| the conclusion of her engagement 81
| vaudeville she will join a musical stock
company in Syracuse. N. Y. the last az
June.
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heard In recital Monday evening At hsS
| residence studio. giving the following
Days" by johnson. Miss JosephinS
x9,ess M II the ave
ers: solos. MY Little Love-" 81 Coombas
Miss Elizabeth holster; Calling Nj
Home to Thee. by Dorel. Miss Nsllio
curtis: MIS-. MyIt. K.snoId:: .B..
The Violet" by Black. Miss Jean Nols
ster; quartet, .'Hark. Hark. the LArkS
Hr.. Robert callahan. John = ESscs
and my Laddie." BY Thayer. Miss Hsisa
The Parting Hour" and Spring
Sherwood: quartet. 20 Little Mother Of
Mine" by Nevin. Mrs. oertiy. Mrs. Call
solos. Into the Sunshine" BY Clarke:
| "Kashmiri Song" by woodford-FInden.
and Joy Of Spring" by, woodman. Miss
H, Hid Simpson DEssmins E y sInsl,sy
Manning the Forset-Me-Not."b by Lynn,
Miss Celestial Denny; The Old Tryst;
by Thompson: "A Rose Garden" BY
spross and Inter Nos: BY MacFe1dsn.
bers, Dearest" Mrs. Oertly and Mrs.
Callahan. Miss Florence Reynolds AZ.
sisted at the piano.
''children's day service will be held
this morning and a student recogni-i
ton service this evening. the sole
quartet of the church. under direction
sisting with the program on both oc-
casions. The musical numbers will ins
clude the organ solos -Children's Day.
by offenbach. and Onward. Christian
seIdIers'" by HAYDN. West; anthem then
wick. Miss Marian Greene. Mrs. John
Schaeffer; offertory. Star Spangled,
n March, from c.F sa fss
phet." by Meyerbeer. Evening. organ
solo, "Andante." from Fifth Sym.
phony." by Beethoven; anthem. GLORY
to Thee. Ny God. This Night" By Gou-
nod; hymn, Conservation" by Sankey:
organ solo. "Postlude in B Flat" by
Deshayes
"a.
Fred East. baritone; Herman Rakss
man. violinist: Richard Lorleberg.~
cellist: ". 8. Blanchard. precentor. with
Claude Robson. organist, will furnish
the music at the evening service OF the
Church Of the Covenant today. Before
the SERVICE beginning at 7:4S o'clock.
there will be an organ solo. Romano,
by Parker: baritone solo. my Task.
by Ashford. and cello solo. "Siciliana,"
by Pergolesi. During service the mu.
sic will consist of a trio for violin, cello
Thome; violin solo. Romance" by Da-
vidoff: baritone solo. Hold, Thou, Ny
Hand" by Briggs; trio for violin. collie
and organ. 'Walther's Prize Song" By
Wagner.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
r. H. Dalgleish for q students recital
to take place at the New Willard. June
90, and following the recital Mrs. Dal< so
glefsh will entertain the class and their
friends at a dance. Among those who
will contribute to the program will be .
Miss Lydia Bigelow, Miss Dorothy Fri.
sard. Mrs. Jesse Kester, Miss Elizabeth
Jeffries, Miss Blanche Latterner. Miss
Mabel Thomas, Mrs. A. j. Richards, Miss
Virginia Robinson, Miss Freda Ste6enss"
Mrs. Hugh Thomas. Charles Richmond.
Viola Schippert. Miss Frances Schergers
Mrs. James X. Wallace, Daniel Mitchell.
Mrs. Swift Boykin, Mrs. George Corr -
bett,. Mrs. Milton c. White. Miss Jo-
sephine Daily. Miss Elizabeth Yung
Kwai, Miss Dorothy Eleanor Garner. =,
Miss Edith Graham, Paul Hines. Miss
Augusta Hill and Mrs. Alexander Cop.
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