Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10

ond Sonata" by Mendelssohn; anthem,
abide With Me- by Liddle. incidental
tralto solo, 1.-The Crucif1x,' by Faure.
Miss Jacobs; anthems, Dear Spirit Lead
Thou Me-" by Miles. incidental baritone
solo, Fred East; God Shall Wipe Away
Grand Choeur ALA Handel" by
Faulkes.
The second program by members of
Rho Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon. was
given at the chapter rooms. Washing
ton Co1lege of Music. Monday evening.
the subject being Modern Composers.
Included in the numbers was the piano
solo, ITO Spring" by Grieg. played by
Miss Gertrude Becker; soprano solo. Il
Love You" by Grigg, Miss Viola Schip-
pert; paper. Modern Composers, Miss
Chorrellis. Dixon: violin solo, "Medi-
Miss Frieda Hauf soprano solo,
"Elegie," by Massenet. Mrs. Alma
Thomas Rifenbere; piano solo. But
terfly." by Grieg, Mrs. Emily Bradley
Elkins Miss Isabel Jarvis Primm and
Miss Dorothy de Muth Snyder were the
accompanies.
At the morning service today at All
Souls Unitarian Church, Charles T.
Tittmann. baritone soloist, will sing
80 Lord Have Mercy" from "Stradella,"
and Come Unto Him" by Coenen. and
Lewis Corning Atwater, at the organ,
from First Suite by Borowski; offer
tory "Andante." by Massenet and for
postlude. Moderate" by Bach.
Miss Vera Rndd Miss Losenhne Non
tague. Miss Flora Palmer and w j.
Weber were the soloists Monday even
| ing a the usual monthly public rehear-
sal of the Rebew Orchestra, held under
| direction of H. W. Weber in the lecture
hall of Keller Memorial Church. Miss
| Rudd sang Come for It's June" hy
Forster, and IA Bowl of Roses" by
| Clarke: Miss Montague was heard in
Inter Nos" by MacFadyen. and Two
| Eyes of Gray by Gooch. and Miss
Palmer and Mr.. Weber gave the piano
duets "Marche Lyrique," by Koelling,
| Bucket" Among the orchestral num-
| bers were the overture to La Bur
| lesque." by Won Suppe; Polly Prim,' by
| Henry; Hawaiian reverie. Sunset
Land" by Kawelo, and American
Patrol" by Meacham.
William Stansield organist and choir
| director of the First Congregational
i lions for today's~ services: Morning
| Organ prelude, "Adoratio ct Vox An
gelica." by Dubois; anthem. Come.
Weary Pilgrims. Come" by Tozer; Incl
dental tenor solo. Herbert F. Aldridge:
| offertory quartet, God So Loved the
World by Stainer. Mrs. B. F. Smart,
Miss Marian Larner Mr.. Aldridge and
J. Walter Humphrey. Evening-Mu-
steal prelude, Overture" to Egmont,
by Beethoven: "Daybreak." by Spinney:
i chorus. blessed Jesus, Fount of
Mercy" by Dvorak; anthem, The Ra-
| diant Morn" by Woodward offertory
quartet. 20 Holy Savior" by Fleming
| organ postlude, Finale" from Fourth
| Sonata" by Mendelssohn.
| At the recent meeting of the Com
| munity Center at the Wilson Normal
| School, Mary Helen Howe, soprano,
was the soloist and sang with artistic
brilIiancy Irish Folk Song" Foote)
| and Willamette" Den Aqua). She
was fittingly accompanied by John
| Thiemeyer.
Under the direction of Mary Helen
Howe, coloratura soprano, the soldiers
of Camp Belvoir, Va, were entertained
with musical program by Miss Howe
and group of singers from Washing
ton They were enthusiastically re-
ceived, Loretta Sullivan deserving spe-
! cial mention for her solo work. Miss
Howe captured the hearts of all with
her interpretations of old songs and bal
lads