Evening star., 1918-02-17

woody; tenor solo, stainless Soldiers
on the Walls" by Dickinson. Richard
P. Backing; anthems. Eternal Light of
Light" by Brackett, and incidental So
prano solo. Miss Meta Craig; Weary
Of Earth, and Laden With Sin." by
Tozer: incidental solos. Miss Craig.
Mr.. Backing and Wheeler Wilson Even
ing; organ prelude. -Religioso, , by
Shades of Night" by Berwald: soprano
solo. Gods Love for His Children" by
Holman. Mrs. Jewell Downs; anthems.
Come Unto Him." by Gounod (unac-
by Goss; organ postlude, -Sortie." by
Metzger.
Miss Meta Jaeger. soprano soloist of
! the musical portion of the entertain
ment for the men in uniform at Epiph-
any Chapel southwest Tuesday evening.
her numbers being Love Like the
Dawn Came Stealing" by Cadman; For
You, a Rose" by Edwards; Somewhere
a Voice Is Calling" by Tate, and Keep
the Home Fires Burning" Miss Dor
othy Burch accompanied at the piano
| and Lewis Moneyway pleased with negro
dialect stories.
Douglass G. Miller entertained
Wednesday evening at a musical. pre-
| senting two of his advanced pupils,
| Miss Lulu Mignonne McCabe. soprano.
and Mrs. Neville D. Miller. contralto. in
a program of songs and arias- Among
the numbers was the waltz song. I'll
Bacio," by Arditi. by Miss McCabe; aria,
| ..Deh, non Voler Costringere." from
anna Bolina." by Donizetti. Mrs. Mil
Ter; songs. The Night Has Thousand
Eyes" by Bischoff: "An Irish Love
Song" by Lang; "Sylvelin," by Sinding
| Spirit Flower" by Campbell-Tipton" ;
Allah" by Chadwick; Japanese Death
%atsrs Ssng By Sy eamp6eeton saarp erynE sons
| Of India" by Rimsky-Korsakow;a arias.
charpentier. and 'LInsana Paro1a,
from Aida" by Verdi, Miss Mccabe.
Ponchielli. and songs, "At Parting" by
Rogers; 1.-The Moon Drops Low" by
Cadman: Psyche" by Paladilhe"';
Cradle Song" by MacFadyen; Iwi. :,
by Bohm: Before the Crucifix:'" by
La Forge. and Danny Boy" by
weatherby. Mrs. Miller. Neville D.
Miller was the accompanist of the
evening.
The Music History Club met yesterday
afternoon at the studio OF Miss Pear1
Waugh. the subject Of the day being
Music From Palestrina to Bach" Illus
trations were given from the Well Tenn.
pered C1avichord" and from Two and
Three Part Inventions, by Bach, and
dance forms from French and English
program were Louise Ryan. Helen Af1eck.
Helen Harrington, Winifred Michaelson,
Dona Pollock. Frances Lloyd, Laurette
| Marks. Herminia Ellis. Freda Ring and
| At the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church today the music. under direction
of Claude Robeson, organist. will include
the prelude. Domino Deus by Rossini !;
! bass solo, To-day if Ye Will Hear His
Voice." by Rogers. James s: Hicks; OF,
BY BY Max spicker: organ solo. "PostIude in
D Major" by Tours At the o'clock ves-
per service the music will be rendered by
the Mount Pleasant Chorus and a solo
Miss Josephine Mack. Charles D. Church
| and Mr.. Hicks and the numbers will be
an organ voluntary, Prelude in Fiat
by FaEso aa,he and Rnd D1s
cords Meath a Masters Hand" by An
drews: offertory quartet abide With
! Me-" by Harker; organ postlude. ALE
gretto.' by Gade.
The program this evening at the
Arts Club will consist of the song
cycle 'The Morning of the Year." by
Cadman, which will be presented by
Mrs. Agnes Bode. soprano: Mrs. Will
| liam T. Reed. contralto; Oliver Smith,
tenor, and Edwin Callow. bass. with
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith, accompa-
mist. Last Sunday evening Mrs. Charles
violinist, were the contributing artists.
delighting the company with some
strongly contrasting selections. Mrs.
Fairfax sang "separazione," by sgam-
bati: "Se ia MANI" by Pergolesi: two
Indian songs. Her Blanket and by
the Waters of the Minnetonka," both
by Leiurance; Spleen" by Poldowski;
lie Coeur de ma Mie." by Jacques
Dalcrosse; "In the Steppe." by Gret-
chaninow, and Lithuanian Song" by
! Chopin, with Lucy Brickenstein In
addition to the regular program, Noah
Haynes Swaine, basso, gave a number
| of patriotic songs, the company joining
[ in the choruses.