Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-05
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whistling solos Of southern melodies.

When Got Lost (AnonymouS), ana
whistling solos Of southern melodies.
c. A. should include the concert given
By the Nordioa Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra, walter :. Holt, director. At
which they provided q most enjoyable
s %sn ~ s sa.t 'n @.1aslin soIo
promptu," by stauffer: B. W; De Loss;
Ghost Dance" by Salisbury, and popu-
lar nls . srSssnsed By De Loss. by
were given by Frances Scherger, Eliza
beth Yung Kwai and Messrs d. Austin
Howard and s. Theodore Howard.
Examinations for associate and fell
lowshlp degrees of the American Guild
Of Columbia Chapter, May 80 and 81.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be held May Is at the Church of the
New Jerusalem, when an informal pro-
One Of the inspiring moments at the
liberty loan rally Wednesday at Polls
Theater was accustomed by the now
camp song. There's q Cau for You and
Ne, Carry On" sung by tho composer.
America. has attained q wide popu-
larity. The music is q spirited march
and the lyric by Philander johnson is a
patriotic appeal to the martial spirit Of
Americana at home with q word OF
cheer and courage for the boys over
Philadelphia audience last week by
Picnic Giannini, q young Italian SO
prano, at ner DEBUT at the Academy OF
Music, and from present Indications the
somewhere in France" by Mr.. john
son, OF which the sales have run into
a hundred Thousand.
Mrs. A. M. Blair, in addition to her
work with her musical clubs. has been
spending Thursday afternoons since
last fall in entertaining the convs:
lescent soldiers at the Walter Reed
Hospital, where she Is known among
the men as the 'cheer-up lady" She
tells them amusing stories and teaches
them to sing the latest camp songs.
and usually she IL assisted by ono or
more Of the Washington musical con:
tingent, with vocal or instrumental
selections. Last week Miss Anita Kloss.
violintst, accompanied Mrs. Blair, add
ing much to the keen enjoyment OF the
soldiers, not only by her violin selec-
tions, but by her. naive relation OF in
cidents and war sentiments In her ma
tive land, Switzerland, to which was
lent an added attractiveness by the
quaint expressions and broken Eng
musical circles.
Elsa Raner, violinist, will assist in CIV
ing the program Wednesday afternoon at
ao psa Of WS s Tsms sbsSsa vii &
heard again in organ recital. Miss Raner
will play "Andante," from Symphonic
EsPasnols." BY aale; Aaasioc ny he yes
among the organ numbers viii DO Pre-:
{adA-intArmezSos' by Saar: "Eyontide,"
BY Harker: Romance" by Sellers;
"sp sSs sona. by Msndelssohn. ~'''
under direction Of McHenry McChord.
oreanist, will include the professional, %
Jesus. We Adore Thee" by Oakley; God
Save Our Non :" Gloria Tibi:" BY Wood.
T TssS' whom Hs' 4. shall Find Wsteh,ns.
BY Matthew's; bensdiction hymn, Eternal
Every. Morning 1s The Love-" BY Webb;
cSsiss eloFy ss conRey 9e a ssa g.
cat" and "Nunc pimittis." by Field: Of
fertory anthem, Savior. When Night In
wolves the Skies" by Shelley: reoessional:
The Rsbew Orchestra, H. w. Weber,
onductor, will hold its usual public re-
hearsal tomorrow evening in the lecture
hall Of the Keller Memorial Church.
Seventy-flve soldiers from nearby camps
sion, and = feature Of the program win
be I new military march by q. J. Web
will be asked from the audience. Miss
Estelle Wilde. soprano. and Mr.. and Mrs.
VII W: .s: .nd IN avpe E: II:
annual concert by the orchestra will be
omitted this year, 20 the rehearsal to-
morrow evening will be the last Of this
seasons events. Tho public 10 invited to
attend, no card being necessary.
AT the Takoma Park Community Sing
ing Society held Monday evening in the
Presbytsrian church. the program was
made up Of songs that are the outcome
soloists were Miss Van Luven. who sang
Joan Of. Arc" and "ovsr There; Miss
Elisabeth Ksyers. who was heard in
Keep the Home Fires Burning; Nell
ION n.1ss .hS a ssy :. Tssr.. ; hSns
who contributed two readings. Quite q
number Of msn In uniform from the
Walter Reed Hospital were present, and
helped to swell the choruses and. LED BY
Persons new song Garry On"
At the First Congregational Church
the music today. under the direction Of
Of. Wlu3m 5taneuoIos Will lnCluoo
torale," from 'sonats. D Flat Major.
=. No Nor. NiEht BY Wood: caleT-
tory: By the 9ss1tst; organ ps osta!uSs.
o oaSn oGx.a VOICE. .oies: sens sn.n 4 styls
Of Handsls by Wolstenholms: 'Hu.
X Pysar:k H. en s,n anthem
tot, Lat Not Your Hearts Be Trou-
bisd." By Foster; anthem, open tho
Gates. b. 1isehe1; onertory, BY the
Major" by Saint-saens.
This morning ct Westminster Me-
mortal Church the choir viii sing
Peace ! LsaYe You," by Marley Rob.
erta. with incidental soprano ana
tenor solos by Miss Cornelia Waiter
and Elmo Jasper. the occasion being
the installation Of descons and elders.
Last Sunday morning Ms: Walter sang
fords "Nsaser. Ny God. to Thee" and
At the evening service, when Deacon
ess Hart. on fuYlough from China, made
the eddress, the music was furnished
By Q Quartet OF men, Messrs. Jasper,
Donaldson, Kahlert ana NAoXiilea.
with Mrs. Frank Byram 1T the organ.
Al the 1zsunt Pleasant Congregations,
Church today the music. directed ~
Claude Aobeson. organist, will consist
Of the organ prelude. Cradle song" BY
essr.ssy quartet II d. not 1 49,
by Adams; postlude, 'Hosanna," BY
WRoh0. Evening. organ nrAlude "S3un.