Evening star., 1918-06-23

late by Garrett; ofrertory anthem,
Send Out Thy Light" BY Gounod: re-
cessional. Grown Him with Many
axeniasi F.. asiden
cat" and aNunc nc Dimfttis.'' by Car
rett; offertory anthem. God So Loved
the World" by Stainer; recessional.
THE Son of God Goes Forth to War"
Invitations have been sent out to a
recital by pupils Of Glenn c. Gorrell.
to take place Tuesday evening at the
Washington Club.
A number of pupils and patrons
were entertained recently by the
Misses Minke at their residence studio,
when program of choice piano COM
positions was rendered by the fol-
lowing students: Alice Owens, Edith
uberta owen owens, D'Rt Rathryn yle" Brinyey. 1Dyey.
Sadie Miller, Nita Phillips. Dorothy
Dick, Jean Brayton. Eleanor Penn,
Alma. Phillips. Alva Brayton. Selma
Foer, Margaret Guertin.. Dorothy
Virginia Frye. Violet Daily, Margaret
Lynch. Ellen Ford. Barbara Staples.
Naomi de Groot. Helen Kelley, Ger
trude Duryee, Helen Huehn, Louise
Lewis Mamie Rouse, Lillian Smith
The choir of Gunton- Temple Pres
byterian Church has disbanded for
the summer. but Mr.. and Mrs
John @. Klein, soloist and organist,
Klein will sing at the offertory this
morning. 1.-THE Lord Is My Light" by
Allitsen.
Miss Mabel c. Linton has issued
eital by her pupils to take place next
Saturday. Walter S. jackson, tenor.
recently from Richmond, will con-
tribute to the program. and Dr.
George s. Duncan will deliver the
cessful students.
Miss Marion Mccoy. soloist of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, will
slp,ns Spend - several W. weeks vacation in
during her absence Miss Ella Dill
will fill her place at the church.
DR.. William Stansfield, organist and
choir director Of the First CongreEa-
tfonal Church. has arranged the fol-
day: Morning. organ prelude, bar
carolle." from Fourth Piano Con-
anthem. 10 Saviour Of the world'r edS'r
by Goss; offertory quartet, Master.
nos,,,,ds the Tsmpsst a1a.l Is Ras,ns by Palmer;
Hs.AooS, i1osanna' Dy OIooiS. Even
stebbins. and Ave Maria" by Schubert;
choir anthem, Lift Up Your Heads" by
Hopkins; offertory quartet. "As Christ
Upon the Cross" by Bullard; organ
postlude. "Marche Gothique." by sa-
lone.
At the Church of the Ascension the
choir. under direction Of Miss Elena
Hall, organist and director, with Mrs
Frances Thompson as choir leader.
viii sing Bambach's ''Te Deum." Chill.
dren's litany and the offertory will be
The King In His Beauty" by Nevin.
Thompson and Mrs. Dicus Miss Day
ton and Miss Stuart. The prayer
hymn for those in peril on the sea is
always sung at the close of the serv-
ices
The Nevin Trio. consisting of Lille
Mimer. nnrher , Ruth Simpson and Edna
two weeks at Fort Hunt and
at Camp Leach. formerly known as
American University camp, and will
give the whole program Thursday
evening at Quantico. They were as
sisted by Chester La Toilette, violinist,
and Miss Agnes Shannon, reader,
Miss Mona Jelliman, pianist, was
the assisting soloist Wednesday even
Ing at Studio Hall. when Colin Clarke
White presented class of pupils in
varied program of songs. Miss Jelli-
man played schumann's Romance in F
in A Flat Major" and Mr.. White was
acceptable in the aria. "E lucevan le
stelle.'' from la Tosca," and 1.-THE
Last Hour" by Walter Kramer. Some
OF the numbers by the students included
An M1rnby IpeT sec.s.; ret; by. by "eodman, %ed May
des Allies by Hahn. Hazel Talbert:
aria. che gelida MAMMA" from La
/ Boheme" and songs. "I Know Two
Bright Eyes" by Clutsan: Lieut.. P. F.
Titchenor: "Hindoo Slumber Song"
by Ware, Margaret Kunkel: Come
ley w. Lloyd: Men Coeur s'ouvre a ia
Voix," by Saint-Saens. Elizabeth Berry;
Ave Maria" by Gounod. Kath:
Those Endearing Young Charms" by
Rs9s: Rs4e fzom sns!p by S9qs T1eto~ 50
Bernhard G. spille: ITO You" by
Speaks. Gretta Wainwright Ludwig;
Tender Ties" by Delbruck. Mrs
Thomas R. Rees: Cradle Song" by
Brahms, Selma Schulze; I'm Longing
for You." by Hathaway; Ruth l. AN
senet. Cecilia NJ. Zimmerman; "oh.
Press Thy Cheek" by Jensen. Hilda
Riley: duet. "Bacarolle." by Offenbach,
Miss Marshall and Miss Berry; "Cava-
tina, from Roberto" by Meyerbser.
pay p.ss roma from Madam. Madame ns 9ns..rHs a,ns
Elsie schulze; Song Of Hybrias, the
cretan." by Elliott, and my Lodging
Is the Cellar" by Fischer. c. Carl Fink.
The Choral Club of the Church of
the Covenant. Miss Goodwin. direct
ing. sang for the Y. NJ. c. A. at the
Barracks Friday evening and was
| enthusiastically received by an audi
nee of soldiers that taxed the capacity
of the hall. Two Of the members, Miss
| Lambert and Miss Saunders, also gave
readings.
Mrs. Frank Byram entertained at
an informal hour Of music last
evening for her pupils and their
| friends. Among the numbers given
were the piano solos: Waits
Poetiaue." BY Merkel. Louise Cohen:
"Papillons." by Grieg. John Chiero:
"Barcarolle." by Nevin, Ruth Hutson
Revolutionary Etude." by Chopin. Edna
Bailey; "Hark. Hark. the Lark" by
Schubert-Liszt. Mrs. Kenneth MacGregor.
Toilette sang. the former giving
"Mignon." and .'Your Hands," by La
Froge. and the latter, two Seal
Songs" words by Kipling and music
by Liza Lehman. Robert Davidson,
Md. gave ''The Bell Ringers" by Lohr.
| and "Invctus," by Huhn, and Miss Ruth
Bronson, violinist. played Scotch Pas
toral," by Gustave 0aspGer. and from
"a wiswam." by Cecil Burleish. besides