Evening star., 1918-01-27

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by Rimsky-Korsakow:s Scotch melody.
my Ain Folks" and the three dances
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| sist as accompanist and all members
| of the ASSOCIATION are cordially invited to
be present.
At the Church Of the Covenant this
afternoon tho music will be given by
| the triple quartet and this evening by
the chorus choir with double quartet
ices being under direction of Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson with Harvey Murray
at the organ.
The program follows: Afternoon,
anthem, "Give Ear Unto My Words. o
Lord" by Rogers. incidental soprano
and bass solos. Miss Meta Craig and
Wheeler Wilson; bass solo. Ninety
first Psalm by MacDermid. Fred East:
anthems. Peace and Light" by Chad
! wick. incidental tenor solo. Richard P.
Lord" by Garrett. incidental solos,
Miss Craig, Mr.. Backing and Mr.. VIII
! son. Evening. organ solo, Prelude in
Major" by Hollins: anthem, abide
With Me-" by Goodearl. incidental solo.
Mr.. Wilson; contralto solo. Just AS I
anthems, MY Lord Divine" by Miles,
! incidental solos. Miss Craig and Miss
Jacobs: "At Eventide. 1t Shall Be
Light" by Woodman: organ postlude,
| Festival in G Major" by Seifert
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Jesse
Rawlings. the MacReynolds-Koehle
Music Club was entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Martin A Morrison
at her residence. on N street Mrs. Nor
rison is an active member Of the club
and contributed a group of solos.
Mrs. Ralph Barnard. contralto; Dur
ward Grfmstead. baritone: Miss Beulah
Chambers. pianist. with Mrs. Susanne
Oldberg. accompanist, will give the
| Arts Club. s. NJ. Fabian was one Of the
soloists last Sunday evening. giving
| numbers of widely contrasting styles,
and Miss Bernice Randall, soprano,
sang From the Land of the Sky-blue
Water" by Cadman; "Sylvelin." by
i'sindine. Il Hear Thrush at Eve" by
Cadman; Where My Caravan Has
Rested" by Loehr. and Lonesome
Tunes From the Kentucky Mountains"
by Wyman and Brockaway, Mrs. Paul
Bleyden, accompanying.
At the First Conversational Church
the music, under direction or William
Stansfield, organist, will include this
morning, the organ prelude, "Duetto."
delssohn: anthem. who So Dwelleth,"
by Martin. incidental tenor solo. Her
bert F. Aldridge; offertory. by the
quartet: organ postlude. "Marche Re-
ligfuse" Con a theme by HaendeD, by
Guilmant The preliminary program
this evening at 1880 o'clock, will in
clude the prelude. 'Toccata in, E
Minor by Callaerts; prelude to Parsi
fal." by Wagner; anthem, "Io. Every
one That Thirsteth,' by Martin. Incl
dental bass solo, ]. Walter Humphrey;
during service, anthem. Rejoice in the
Lord" by Ca1kin; offertory quartet;
postlude, Fiat Lux" ('Iet There Be
Lightly, by Dubois.
Miss Richie Mclean. contralto solofst
of Epiphany Church. furnished the mu-
steal numbers Tuesday evening at Epip-
hany Chapel at the entertainment for
the soldiers, among her songs being
'"The Star" by Rogers: "Nothin' But
Love-" by Bond. and THE Sunshine of
Your Smile"
Miss Josephine Montague, soprano.
and Miss Mary Daily, pianist. gave
joint recital Thursday evening before
the Young Womens Hebrew Associa-
ton in place of Miss Lydia Bigelow,
who was ill.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. bass
IL,
ganist. win be assisted in giving the
special musical service this evening by
Mrs. Waldo Clifford Leland. violinist.
She will play "Air for G String by
obligato for Mr. Tittmann in the solo,
'"The Day Is Ended" by Bartlett. Mr..
Tittman will sing also Fear Not fe,
o Israel" by Buck, and Mr.. Atwater
Fugue in Major" and Rheinberger's
Aspiration The music this morning
will include the vocal numbers. The
King of Love-" by Gounod, and Hear
My Prayer" by Dvorak. and organ
solos. "Andantino," by Lemare. "Priere,'
by Brorwski. and Allegro" by Rogers.
The regular community gathering for
singing at Tokamo Park will be held
tomorrow evening at o'clock. These
gatherings are held the last Monday of
each month at the Presbyterian Church
and each occasion thus far has at
tracted large attendance. The even
ings are given up almost exclusively
to the singing of familiar songs. those
songs that never grow old. and the
earnestness and zest of those present,
all of whom take an active part, show
their entire sympathy with, and interest
morrow will include. among others.
Garry Me Back to Old Virginia."
Sailing" I'm the Cleaning Flow
Gently. Sweet Alton" and "Then You'll
will be the soloist and will sing "The
Slave Song" Accomplishments for the
choruses will be for piano, organ and
an orchestra of fifteen pieces.
An added feature will be the presen-
tation Of the work of the war relief
committee of Takoma Park-a commit
tee working for the good of Takoma
men who have entered the service
and the taking of a collection for its
benefit. every cent of which, without
any deductions whatever, is to be
turned over to them for their work.
All music lovers. whether singers or
not. will be welcomed"
The quartet of the st. Paurs Lutheran
Church, consisting of Mrs Bertha Han
sen Gottsman, soprano: Mrs. Julian
Brylawski, contralto: Roy Glider, tenor,
rection of Mrs. William Hamilton BAY
ly. organist. will give it's regular
monthly musical service next Sunday
evening. beginning at o'clock, with the
following program: Anthems, Awake,
Awake" by Gabriel; "In the Beginning
by Leonard-Selby; Art Thou Weary?"
by Chadwick: Tighten Our Darkness"
by Gaul; contralto solo, Like as the
Heart" by West; bass solo. Lead
Kindly Light" by Pinsuti: organ solos,
Chant Triumphal.' by Grey; Melody
in G Flat Major" by Cadman, and
FESTIVAL March," by Lansing. This
service will be followed by a social
hour in the rooms below. when the men
in uniform and strangers in the city
will be special guests.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawlor, on
fo, IT,