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April ).
Miss Marian Larner. mezzo soprano,
with Mrs Isaac Birch. accompanist. con-
cert at the Y. NJ. C. A, Monday evening,
when she was heard in The kash-
mir Song by Finden: THE Star by
Rogers, and Morning" by Obey Speak
duet for concertina and cornet was the
novelty given by George Hybl and Guy c.
Hendry and Mr. Hybl played also Bar
bara," by Kovarik, and "Sweetsr Than
All the World" by owens. Tomorrow
evening Miss Victoria Siddons. reader;
Miss Emma Cohen. soprano: John r.
Monroe. pianist, and Harry Dinowitzer,
violin, will give the program.
Mary Alice Maydwell. reader. and
John G. Klein. tenor. assisted by his
rine Peacock. Miss Lillian Everson.
William F. Davis and Frank A. Goebel
with Mrs. Klein. accompanist. furnish
ed the program of an entertainment
day evening. the numbers being as fol-
lows: AT Dawning," Cadman: De
light" (waltz song). Luckstone; In
the Deeps o. the Daisies" Hawley. Miss
Heart" Alicia Scott; .'Miri Dye" tMoth-
er Mine): Where My Caravan Has
Rested" Lohr. from Songs of Roma
ny: "Oh, Heart Of Mine" H. Clough
First Tea Miss Maydwell: Summer
Wind" Bischoff; "Obstination." II. de
Fontenailles; "A Gypsy Maiden. l."
Henry Parker; will o the WiSp."
member Me-" Marshall; THE Bitter
ness of Love-" Dunn: When the Dew
is Falling" Schneider; ITO You"
Speaks. Mr.. Davis: "A Song Shop in De
l., H.
bye. Summer" Lynes; THE Nightin-
gales Song" Ethelbert Nevin; 'kash-
miri Song" Finder: My Laddie.' w.
4; Thayer; Miss Money. II Hear a
err" Campbell-Tipton: Wishes" Both
well Thompson; For You Alone" Geehl,
Mr.. Klein.
At the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church today the music under direc-
ton of Claude Robson, will include
the organ prelude, "Oriental Sketch"
by Bird soprano solo, Cry Aloud.
Spare Not from Isaiah" by Patton.
Mrs. A; L. aaycock; offertory ry, auartet' rte
Haycock. Miss Florence Steffens,
Charles D. Church and James 8. Hicks;
organ postlude. Finale" from I'D
Minor Sonata" by Guilmant. Evening
music will be by the Mount Pleasant
Chorus. under direction of DIR. William
r. Buchanan, with solo quartet. among
the numbers being the organ solo,
"Prelude," by Deshayes; anthem,
tet still. Still with Thee" by Foote;
organ postlude, "Reverie," by Flagier.
An interesting program was given
at the University Club Wednesday
evening by the Musurgia Quartet. Mrs
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. Mrs. William
T. Reed, Richard p. Backing and Earl
Carbauh, with Harry Wheaton Howard
at the piano. Tho quartet sang Mr
Howards arrangement of somewhere
Kentucky Babe" sweet Miss Mary"
Japanese Love Song" and the quartet
from "Rigoletto." At the reception
given by William Pischwitz at the
sang the "sextet." from Lucia" ar.
ranged for four voices; Swing Along
by Cook; "Tingeling." and Sym
pathy." by Friml; mighty LAX a Rose"
by Nevin. and Springs Awakening,
by Strauss.
Mrs. Florence Howard has arranged
the following program for the services
today in celebration of the 10th an
niversaW of the First Baptist Church;
Morning. organ prelude. "Meditatlon.
by Pleuger; anthem, with solos for So
prano and bass, 1.-The Earth Is the
Lords" by Stout; anthem. The Ro-
seate Hues of Early Morn" by Merca-
dante: organ postlude, |Corohatloh
March," by Meyerbeer. This evening
there will be bass solo. by the
Waters of Babylon" by Howell. The
personnel of the quartet includes Mrs.
Howard. soprano; Mrs. Arthur Whaiey'
contralto: Henry Kruger, tenor. and II;
Alvin Lake, bass. with Mrs. Edmund
Barry, organist.
Mrs. Daniel Lear entertained at
musical Tuesday evening. when an In
formal program of vocal and instru-
mental numbers was contributed by by
Mrs. R. H. Dalglefsh, Mrs. George
Johannes and Claude Robson.
Paul Hines. tenor. gave a group OF
songs at the recent meeting OF the
Wallach School. his selections being
The Trumpeter." by Dix; Il Hear
You Calling Me-" by Marshall. and
Life" by Obey Speaks.
William stansheld, organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
lowing numbers for the services today:
Morning, organ prelude "Liebes-
cae4abio y Xo.t LIST fIom antnsm nse Holy city %
by. Gaul: ladies' chorus for women,s
voices and incidental bass solo. J.
Walter Humphrey; organ postiude' p.;nae
uoneEtoire in G Minor. by Gf,son. ,ents.
EVen1ng, organ preluQe, LdHeH.a
tion." by Guilmant and "Kamenoi Ostrow:
by Rubinstein: anthem, surely ne
Hath Borne Our Griefs." from The
Messiah" by Haendel; tenor solo. 1T
Was for Me-" by Blount. Herbert F..
Aldrfdge: anthem. 1.-The Golden Thresh-
old" by Lohr- Nevin; organ postlude:
"Barcarolle." from Fourth Concerto
by Bennett
The faculty of Studio Hall has sent
out invitations for tea this afternoon
from 4 to s, when an informal pro-
gram will be given by Mrs. Charles
w. Fairfax. George Dixon Thompson
and Harry Waller,
Arthur Gardner. baritone, has been
| engaged a. soloist at the Metropolitan
n G. Church, and win sing this morn