Evening star., 1917-05-27
MUSICAL MENTION.

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and Frederick Hardman, baritone and
director, will conclude its engagement
for the season today and during the
months between now and October Mr.
Hardman will act as soloist and pre-
centor. This morning the quartet an
them will be. The Earth Is the Lord 8,
by Lerman. and the offertory. soprano
| solo. Like as the Hart" by Allitsen.
This evening the anthem will be still
Still. With Thee" by Rogers, and Miss
| Masters and the quartet will sing Love
Not the World" By Sullivan. Last Sun
day Mrs. Whitman was unable. owing to
| illness. to take her place in the quartet
| and Mrs. Marie c. Deal proved an ac-
ceptable substitute.
The evening choir of the Church of
the Covenant held It's farewell social
| of the season after its rehearsal We'd
nesday evening. A musical program
| was given and addresses made by the
pastor of the church and by the musical
| director. The program was arranged
by Miss Carpenter and c. w. OConnor.
| the latter taking part. Several mem
| bers of the choir sang, and it was pro-
nounced the most enjoyable social that
| the organization has ever held. After
refreshments the whole choir sang
Aud Lang Syne" and America"
Eight members of the male section of
| the chorus have already enlisted for
are actively engaged in Red Cross work.
| The choir of the Church of the In
lcarnation, under direction of Mrs. Henry
! White, will sing this morning 'Te
/ Deum in c." by Sutkin: "Jubilate," by
Hodges; Communion Service in F." by
! Tours. and for offertory anthem. 20
Holy Ghost. Into Our Minds" by Mac
F'arren.
! Miss Pearl Waugh has issued invi-
tationS for recital to take place Tues
/ day evening at the Home Club. when
| she will present some young students
| In a program of piano numbers. The
| students will be assisted by Miss Leila
Kinder, mezzo-Soprano. and among
pupils contributing to the affair will
Aff1eck. Elizabeth Jobe. Freda Ring.
! Louise Ryan, Dona Pollock, Frances
Lloyd and Hermnia Ellis.
At Trinity Methodist Church this morn
ing the music. under direction. Of Mrs.
Ada Arundel Pillow, will include the or
gan prelude 20 Salutaris Hostia." by
Gounod, Mrs. Frank Frost; duet for So
the Corners Of the Earth by Mendels-
sohn, Mrs. shreve and Calvert Bowie;
organ offertory. voluntary" by Mayer;
alto solo, $50 I Can Wait" by Briggs.
Mrs. Pillow; postlude. wedding Marcel" +"
"Buona Notte." by Ethelbert Nevin:
tenor solo, "It Was for Me-" by Blount,
Mr.. Bowie; offertory Les Deux Anges."
by Blumenthal: duet for soprano and
alto. Glory to Thee. My God. This
Pillow; postlude. Coronation March," by
Svendsen. There will be a special musi-
cal service next Sunday evening in which
the trio of singers. Mrs. Shreve. Mrs.
Nf~ H. ;.tn ~,
Charles D: Church. tenor: James S. Hicks.
bass. and Sol Minister. violinist, with
Mrs. Frost at the organ.
A musical tea for the benefit of the
building fund of the First Reformed
Church was given at the home of Miss
Pauline Holer recently. when an inter-
esting program was given that included
and Miss Clara Young. solos by Leroy
Glider and Eugene L. Walter. violin
numbers by Harry Waller. piano solo by
Miss Kathryn Davis, reading by Mrs.
Thomas f. FARRELL and several num-
bers by trio composed Of Irving Boern-
stein, violinist: Paul Koester, cellist, and
Karl Holer. pianist. The accompanist for
the afternoon was Karl Holer.
Musical events of the week include
the recital given by A. T. Adams.
violoncellist. before the faculty and
student body of Eastern High School.
Mr.. Adams is a recent addition to
Washington musical circles, and played
traum," by Liszt: Spanish Serenade."
by Frimf: ''Traeumerei." by Schumann.
and "Boure." from Bach's Suite for
Violoncello."
At Westminster Memorial Church
this morning Miss Bernice Randall will
sing Come Unto Me-" by Coenen. and
the choir anthem will be ''By the Wa
De-
This evening J. Forney Donaldson will
sing 20 Savior. Hear Me- by Gluck.
with Mrs. Frank Byram at the organ.
the Church of the Incarnation. will
sing Arise. Shine. for Thy Light Is
Come" by MacDermid. at this evenings
service of the Columbia Heights NJ. p.
Church. Last Sunday evening A. E.
Werlein, baritone soloist of Incarnation
Church, sang at the same church 20
for Know Ye Not" from Mendelssohn's
..St Paul. and 20 Rest in the Lord"
from Elijah
The Imperial Quartet, consisting Of
James x. Young and Newton Hammer.
tenors: Earl Carbauh, baritone. and
J. Frank Duggan, bass, contributed
number of selections on the trip down
the river of the Board of Trade on it's
annual outing recently.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will be
in his usual place today at All Souls
Unitarian Church and will sing "The
Prayer Before Battle" by Hitler. and
Lord God Of Hosts" by De Koven.
Claude Robson has arranged an at
tractive program for the usual Sunday
musical this evening at the Arts Club,
among those participating being Mrs.
James j. Loving. pianist, and Mrs
A. L. Haycock, soprano: Miss Florence
Steffens. contralto: Charles D. Church.
tenor, and James S. Hicks, bass, all
tot of ho