Evening star., 1918-02-03

IOr the Dl1nd, Library OF congress.
Tuesday evening. having exchanged
dates with the group Of members from
the Rubinstein Club, who will sing
"Endymion," the Tuesday following
Mr.. Van de Wall was for many years
connected with the orchestra of the
Metropolitan in New York city and is
now playing here with the United
States Marine Band.
At ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. today the musical por-
ton Of the services under the direc,,
tion of Samuel A. Leech. organist and
choirmaster. will consist of "Kyrie
Eleison is in c. by Tozer; Gloria Tibi,m
Gloria in Exceisus" (old chant).
Evening: "Magnif1cat and Nunc Dim
tits in D." by Field: 'Ho! Every One
Bright, baritone. will be heard in solo
work at both services for the day.
The following musical programs have
been arranged by Claude Robson, or
ganlst and director. for the services at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church today. The music for the 5
o'clock vesper service is given by the
solo quartet and Mount Pleasant cho-
rus: Morning service: Organ prelude,
Onertory," Batiste; tenor solo. Teach
Me to Pray" Jewett, Charles D. Church;
offertory (quartet). "Come. Weary Pill
grims. Come" Tozer: organ postlude,
ocoeE 1esper seryee orran preude
Consolation," Liszt; choruses, Sweet
Is Thy Mercy" Barnby; Praise Ye the
Father" Gounod, Mount Pleasant
chorus; offertory (quartet. Shadows
railing, Dark and Long," Rheinberger;
organ postlude. "Reverie," Flagler.
A. Werner gave a students recital
tmeednesday. tseols when the program was as
Clover q. BrownwilD and st Love You
True &C. J. Bond). Mrs. Pearson. con-
tralto; Spirit Flower &C Titman).
when wv p,:siy MY Ships Come Sailing Home.
There. Little Girl. Don't Cry e. j.
stenson), Walter Sorral, tenor. and 1.-THE
Clang of the Forge" paul Rodnery), In
victus' (Bruno Huhn). 81 Know Little
Garden Path tArthur Foote) and Until
Edward Teschemacher). s. Kook. bass
irving Hyatte accompanied and also
played two of his own compositions.
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish has recovered
from her illness and will resume We'd
nesday evening the informal musicals
1nauguarted in November at her resi-
dence studio. Miss Josephine Montague
and Miss Elizabeth Yung Kwai will
give the program, with Mrs. Sue Bur-
rows Jennings at the piano.
The entertainment for the soldiers
al the Church of the Covenant Saturday
evening of last week was given by Miss
Meta Craig, soprano; Mrs. Beulah Har-
per DunWoody, contralto: ]. F. Feeney.
baritone: Miss Miriam Larking, violon-
cellist: Mrs. Florence Salin, pianist and
sang Somewhere a Voice Is Calling
by Tate: Miss Larking played "Noc-
turne, by Golterman, and a Sicilan
air. arranged for cello by herself. Miss
in duet. The Bird That Sang in
May" by strelezki. and Mrs. Salin con-
trlbuted two piano solos, Song With
out words, by Sindfng, and "Valse
Gentle" by Nevin. Miss Lakin and
Mrs. Salin were the accompanies. and
in addition, there were readings by Miss
Edith Hoyt and Fred C. Parker
Mrs: Huron Lawson gave a recital
last Sunday evening at the National
School of Domestic Arts and Sciences,
with Miss Pearl Waugh, accompanist.
Friday evening Mrs. Lawson and Miss
Waugh repeated the program at Bel
court Seminary.
Mrs. Henry Hunt. soprano soloist of
the West Washington Baptist Church,
sang last Sunday evening at the pre-
inlminary recital at the Church of the
Nine" by Campion. Miss Helen Far
rington. pianist. played "Aufschwung,"
by Schumann, and Miss Mary Jacobs.
contralto. gave The Battle Hymn OF
the Republic" the audience joining in
the chorus.
On account of the order of the fuel
administrator relative to the closing of
the the churches. there will be no public
morrow evening. 1t will be given,
lecture room of the Keller Memorial
Church. when the usual attractive pro-
gram viii be presented, with special
features in honor of delegation Of SOL
diers from Camp Meigs. who will be
the special guests of the orchestra.
At the Church of the Covenant this
evening the music will be given by the
chorus choir of 100 voices, with double
quartet. under direction of SYDNEY
Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey MURRAY
at the organ, the numbers being az fol-
rid: anthem, Lead Us Gently Home"
by Briggs: incidental baritone and ba IS
solos, Fred East and Wheeler Wilson:
solo, Come Unto Jesus" by Hammered.
Mr.. Wilson: anthems. God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" by Field; 20 Lord.
How Long?" by Blount; incidental so,
prano solo, Mrs. Jewel Downs: organ
postiude. "Marche Solennelle." by
Mailly.
- - i.ioi IMAM usual inter-
est attracted large audience to the
Arts Club last Sunday evening. the so
ioists being Mrs. Ralph Barnard, alto:
hnrwoag Miss Beulah ail; Chambers. pianist. and
Mrs. Susanne Oldberg at the piano
Mrs. Barnard sang an aria from "Nit.
rane. by Rossi; "The Pine Tree" by
Salter: Gray Days" by Johnson: 'Sinr
Me Song of Land" and "A
Lake and Fairy Boat" both by HON.
er Mr: Grimstead's numbers were
Pysche, by Massenet "Mammy,s
Song. by Harriet Ware: Love Is Moth
ing Else" and an aria from "Herodi-
ade, by Massenet, and Miss Chambers
gave a finished Interpretation of num-
bers by Chaminade, Chopin and other
Mrs Beulah Harper Dunwoody. con-
tralto, and William Clabaugh, baritone.
the latter substituting for Mr.. Tit
mann. will be the soloists at the sne-
cfal musical service this evening at
All Souls Unitarian Church Mrs. Dun
woody will sing Evening and Morn
ing by Max Spicker: Mr.. Clabaugh
Will give II Will Lift Mine Eyes Up to
the Mountains by Dvorak and to-
gether they will give the duet. The
LORD Is MY Light" by Dudley Buck,
Lewis Corning Atwater. at the organ.
VIII play "Andante," and Fantasia e
Fuga." and "Adagio Triste," ali from
This morning Mr. Tittmann will s:ne,
The Lord Is My Shepherd" by Rjsher,
and The Omnipot ence," by Schubert
and Mr.. Atwater's numbers will be
prelude to the Deluge," by Saint
SaenS: Largo by Stebbins and