Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-04
MUSICAL MENTION.

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liet Cohen; duet, Peer Gynt Suite" by
Grieg description by Louise Loetsche),
Misses Marian Bailey and Antoinette
Loetsche: solo, Autumn" by Will
liams,. Eunice Wilson: duet: CAMEO
Miss schmid: solos. "Grandmother's
Minuet." by Grieg. Helen Wells: Sal
Good Night" by Nevin. Antoinette
Loetsche; III I Were a Bird" by Hen
self, Louise McFarland: duet. EN-
peror March," by Rameau. Antoinette
Loetsche and Ruth Capers; "Liebe
straum," by List. Louise A. Loetsche.
The Monday evening program at the
Young Mems Christian Association this
week, under the direction of c. w.
O'Connor. will include three selections
for the violin by Chester La Fol-
lette, four vocal numbers by Mrs. Ger
trude Lyons. one being a new song by
Mr.. O'Connor, and two groups of read
ings by Mr.. O'Connor. Miss Alwarda
Casselman will be the accompanist for
the evening.
At Epiphany Church today the music,
under direction of McHenry McChord.
will include the professional. For Thee.
t.cd Dear; Dear County" by Ed wards
.
Gloria Tibi." by Hall; Gloria in
Excelsis." anonymous; "Sevenfold Amen. :"
by Stainer: occasional, Rise, Crown
ed with Light" by Lwoff, and postlude.
organ recital commencing at 1880
o'clock. the numbers will be The We'd
ding Hymn" by Stebbins: "Traumerei,"
by Hubay; In Summer" by Stebbins.
and Alteration" by Becker. The choir
will sing the professional. Forth to
the Fight, Ye Ransomed." by Haywood
Magnificent and "Nunc Dimittis."
Gregorian; My Soul, Be on Thy Guard"
by Mason; offertory anthem. "'Hark,
Hank. By Soul by West; benediction
hymn. abide with Me-" by Monk. and
recessional, Jesus Calls Me-" by Jude.
Miss Beulah Beverly Chambers gave
a musical tea recently at her studio in
honor of the young ladies of Gunston
Hall An informal program was given
by Miss Chambers and the students,
assisted by Mrs. Clarence Northrop
Jones. soprano, and Miss Gordon, con-
tralto.
The Musurgia Quartet, Mrs. Ethel
Holtzclaw Gawler, Mrs. William T.
Reed, Richard P. Backing and Earl
Carbauh, with Harry Wheaton How
ard. pianist and director, scored an
other triumph Thursday evening at
the New willard, when it gave a varied
program for the Chamber Of Commerce
of the United States, now in annual
convention here Especially success
full was Mr.. Howard's own arrangement
for quartet of the popular solo, Some
where Voice Is Calling" "Od Black
joe" sweet Miss Mary" by Neidlinger,
and Mighty LAX a Rose" by Nevin.
They gave also the quartet from Rig
oletto." and quartet arrangement of
the sextet from Lucia di Hammer
moor"
of the eighth grade graduation exer-
cises of the first division Tuesday
evening at Western High School.
Among the choruses. which were given
with orchestral accompaniment under
direction of Miss Edith 3. Athey. with
were Calm Is the Night" by Bohm;
Psalm to Labor" adapted to the mu-
sic of the March of the Priests" from
'Athalie," by Mendelssohn; ''Barca-
role" two parts), from Tales of
Hoffman" by offenbach; Gypsy Song
Uhree parts): anvil Chorus" from
I'll Trovatore," by Verdi; I'm Dixie
Land" by Dan Emmett. John Paul
Jones. graduate of the Hyde School
made pleasing impression in two
| and Just a-Wearyin' for You" by
Bond. Among the members of the
| orchestra were Henry Christiani, Paul
Ontrich. Sam Arnold. Ralph Day. Eliz-
dpelu "tlleT, Alice helllnef, Rena
| Greenberg. Eldridge Dickinson. Max
LEICESTER, Roger Furi, Emily oliver
Bernard kanstorom, Anna Margare,
Hendricks. violins: Edward Stanton
and Morse Garwood, triangles; Doro-
thea Stephens. Camilla Hughes and
Louisa Becker, castanets; Hill Dunn
Herbert Byerly and Joe Bowling. tam
bourines: Keith Watkins, drum, and
Daniel McGrath, anvil.
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the music, under direction of Hamlin +;
Cogswell, with Miss Eulalie Buchanan al
the organ. will include this morning the
special numbers. Come Unto Me- by
Come. Ye Disconsolate.' by Buck
soprano. tenor and bass solos. by Miss
| Catharine McLearen. A. W. Jett and
Francis L. Thompson; 'Nunc Dimittis. .
bass bass solo solo, Mr.: Thompson; evening.
Cogswell tenor solo. Mr. Jet: anthem,
Saviour. When Night Involves the
Skies" by Shelley: bass solo. L. E.
Murray.
| Student events of more than usual merit
last week must include the joint recital
given Tuesday evening at Studio Hall by
George Dixon Thompson and Harry
Waller. their program including the fol-
lowing exacting numbers: Piano solos,
"Nocturne," Major. and Etude, both
by Chopin: four poems. 1.-The Eagle
THE Brook, "Moonshine'' and Winter -
by Mcdowell. and "Racoczy March
Hungarian Rhapsody. No. 15), by List.
Mr.. Thompson: violin solos. 'Air on G;
String" by Bach: "Lieberfreud F." "Rondino
on Theme by Beethoven" and Caprice
Niennois," all by kreisler; Hungarian
Dance" by Brahms. and Seventh Con-
certo," by De Beriot. Mr.. Waller
Guests of the Friday Morning Music
club enjoyed a treat at the hour of
music last week when Miss Mary Kelly.
pianist Mrs. Swami. violinist, and DR..
Swami. cellist, were heard in a pro-
gram of chamber music. with one
group of two-part songs by Miss Lucy
Brickenstein and Miss Elsie Edwards
Moravia." by Dvorak: Die Verlas-
sene." Die Wilde Rose" and pie
F'lucht.'' and the ensemble numbers in
Guided the Sonata for Piano and Vio-
! lin, OPP. AS" by Griee, and the second
movement from the Trio for Piano,
Violin and Cello" by Tschaikowsky,
which is in the form of a theme with
variations. The program will be re-
peated Friday evening at the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the di-
! rection of II. w. Weber. will give ii
public rehearsal tomorrow night in the
lecture room of the Keller Memorial
Church. Miss Frances Scherger, so
prano; y. d. Ward flute. and Miss
Laura Slime and w. J. Weber, Ha-
waiian guitar and ukulele, will be
the soloists.