Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-17

will be admitted only to the seating ca
pacity, of the church.
member of the Rubinstein Club. VIII
sing at the st. Patrick's day celebration
this evening at Stanley Hall. Soldiers
Home when she will be heard in "Cava-
tina" from 1.-The Queen of Sheba," by
Gounod.
The Chevy Chase Music Club met
Monday evening at the home of Mr.: and
Mrs. Warren Brush, the subject OF the
Composers" Musical illustrations from
these composers included the piano
duet, 'Marche Grotesque. by Sindlng.
Howard Coombs and Mrs. Coomb rs, ];
Sonata for vioIoncello and Piano." by
Grieg. oliver Smith and Mrs. Coombs;
soprano solo. 20 Let Me Press Thy
Cheek to Nine" by Jensen, and Last
Night" by kierulf. Mrs. Otis s,; SWsts'
R ma5 sSS 1oHn .oo in
Major" by Grieg. Mrs. w. F. G. Swami:
soprano solo, Il Love Thee" by Grieg.
Mrs. SWEET; piano solo. Sonata" by
Grieg, Mrs. Brush; cello solo. LES
Recent musical activities of special
interest at the Y. w. c. A. must include
the Joint recital by Miss Anita kloss'
pianist. under the direction of c. w.
O'Connor. Miss Kloss included among
her numbers, Concerto" by de Beriot:
ITO a Wild Rose" by MacDowen;
Dvorak; "Valse." by Freisler; THE
Bee" by Schubert. and Miss Schwartz
played "Allegretto" and 'Minuet." by
Beethoven; "Rondo Capriccio." by Men
delssohn; 'Tmpromptu" and ''Valse, by
Chopin; dance of the Dolls" by Pol
DIM, and Spanish Caprice" by Mosz-
kowSki.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld and her
talented little daughter Madeleine have
returned from Boston, where they gave
a successful recital for the Rumanian
widows and orphans. The affair was
arranged at the request of the special
envoy of the Queen of Rumania, to
whom Nine. Won Unschuld is court
pianiste. The concert, which was well
attended. was heard by Cardinal O'Don-
nell of Boston and many of the Boston
musicians. who manifested much aston
ishment at the attachments of the
youthful pianiste.
For the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church today Mrs. Charles
the following program: Organ prelude.
Spring Song" (Ashcraft): trio, Love
Divine. All Love Excelling" Up. A.
Schnecker): response, Father of Love
MY Soul Is Athirst for Cod" from
The Holy City" (GauD, Adolf Wer-
ner; postlude, from Sonata op. 30"
6 Mark Andrews ..sn Evening: organ
Unto Thee tcurto): ofertory solo.
Still. Still With Thee" (Hawley). Mrs.
Agnes Bode: response. Hear Us, o
Father; postlude VodorinskD.
a quartet. composed of Mrs. Agnes
Bode. soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed,
contra1to; Oliver Smith, tenor; Edwin
Callow. bass, with Mrs. Charles
Brooks Smith, organist, rendered a pro-
gram of especially selected numbers for
held at Washington Heights Presby-
terian Church last week. Mr.. King was
chairman of the finance committee of
the choir and actively interested in the
tons sung were: There Is a Land Mine
Eye Hath Seen" (Crowninshield).- with
Lead, kindly Light and 20. Rest in
the Lord" from Elijah" (Mendelssohn),
by Mrs. Agnes Bode.
The thousands of marines at Guam
tico gave a royal welcome to the COM
pany of sixteen entertainers who gave
a show there Wednesday that could
hardly be exceled by professionals.
Elizabeth Yung Kwai, Earl Clabauh,
N. J. Maori and his Y. NJ. c. A. players
in a one-act play; Katherine Stevens:
soprano; the o'Connor ensemble of
Caldwell. Morrison. Sanford. Yung
Kwai and Neild. and Caleb w. O'Con-
nor in topical songs, one of which was
about Quantico, which was especially
enjoyed by the marines and Chaplain
Niver. who is the manager of the camp
entertainment activities,
The music to be given at the morning
service today by the double quartet
choir of Rock Creek Episcopal Church
Organist William Hume Taylor. will
comprise the "Benedicite." by Simpson,
and "Benedictus." by Field. At the of
fertory Roberts anthem. Peace
Leave With YOU will be sung.
the Ascension today will be as follows:
Morning, "Benedicite,' by Hollis; "Jubi-
late" Cogswell, with Miss Mary Bick-
ers as soprano soloist; litany, "Out of
the Deep" old Gregorian chant. and
anthem. lone Sweetly Solemn Thought
(Ambrose), Mrs. Thompson sustaining
the soprano solos. Evening: MA gnif
icat" and Nunc Dimittis, by Shipper, and
antheum. sweet Is Thy Mercy Lord"
by Barnby. Mrs. Thompson singing the
soprano parts.
Katharine Rich. mezZo-soprano SOLO
list of the Church of the Incarnation,
will sing at the young peoples service
at the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. which will be held after the
social hour this evening, when she will
be heard in arise. Shine, for Thy Light
Is Come" by MacDermid.
The vested choir of Gunton-Temple
Church. which has been singing only at
the evening service, will sing at the
service instead, beginning to-
day, under direction of John G. Klein.
This mornings anthem will be Sweet
Is Thy Mercy" by Barnby, with in
soprano solo to be sustained
by Mrs. Nina Claf1in Piozet Hugh L.
Duncan. baritone. will sing He Knows
the Way, by Hawley, and Mrs. Klein
will be at the organ.
The Crucif1xion." by stainer. will be
eran Church Good Friday evening,
under direction of George Ross. oliver
Smith. tenor. and Warren Grimes. bass.
will be the assisting soloists.
George Herbert Wells. oreanist and
choir director of the West Street Pres
byterian Church, has arranged the fol-
lowing program for today: Morning,
NO Shadows Yonder," from GauTs
Holy City" and God Calling Yet" by
evening, Gloria" from Farm
er's Mass in B Flat Major: abide
With Me-" by Barnby; IN Heavenly
Love Abiding" by Thomas. The solo
and quartet parts will be Sustained NV