Evening star., 1918-07-28

mont for the soldiers at Epiphany
Chapel Miss Margaret Marean. So
prano. was heard in '-The Star" by
Rogers: Some OF These Days" by
Briggs. and The Little, Thief THE" )" ..Dy ,Dy
Take Me Back to Dixie" and "All the
World Seems to Be Jealous OF Me"
and q quartet, consisting Of Mrs.
Hugh Brown. Miss Marean. Miss Adele
Nye and Miss Richie Mclean. gave
Loves Dream After the Ball" with
C. E. christiani, head of the violin
of the Washington Col
legc Of Music. Is directing small or
chcstra made up Of students OF the
ing. The members of the orchestra
are all Russians and Italians ana
quite a number are promising young
After the rehearsal otner
pupils of the school come In and J. q
Is spent in singing TO the
orchestra accompaniment.
The choir of Epiphany Church was
recently at box party AT
Keiti's. Mrs. Laura McChord walker,
Mrs. Laura Mcchord Monroe, Mist
Nan Brent and. Rev. Percy roster
choir members including Mr.. McHenry
McChord, organist and director; Mrs
Hugh Brown, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. klabb'
Mrs. Hynson. Mrs. Gregg. Mrs. Milne
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Ridgway: Misses
Caldwell, Cox. Daniel. Glover, Foote.
Hayden. Jordl. Marshall. Moreian
Marssn Mlsray 4sIson spenss
altos. Misses Mclean. Coulsen. Gass'
Nye, AItenderfer. Mrs. Berry. Mrs
Robinson, Mrs. Tremain; tenors, DR..
Messrs. Anderson, Burke
Ford. Motlow. Roberts and SorreIi
basses, Messrs. Durkin, Downing
Cox. Christy. Gregg. Groom. Keller;
Lowery.
& At this evenings service at the
Church of the Covenant. the music
will be rendered by Wheeler Wilson
baritone: Herman Rakemann. violin
F. B. Bryan. precentor, and Lewis AT
water. organist: the numbers being
as follows; Trios for violin. cello and
organ, Melody" by Saint-Saens. and
by Chopin; cello solo. "Sar.
abande." by Bach: baritone solos. &C
Love Divine" by Nevin. and "Now the
Day Is Over" by Speaks.
The vested choir of Rock Creek
Episcopal Church (old st. Paul's).
under direction of William Hulme
Taylor. organist. will render this
"re Deum in D Major" by
Woodward; "Jubilate," by Tours, and
offertory anthem. Even Me-" by War
rem.
Mrs. Otis SWEET. soprano. was the
soloist last week at an entertain
ment for the soldiers at Washington
Barracks when she was heard in my
Laddie," by Thayer. ''Rosalie." by de
Koven. For Loves Sweet Sake" by
Sunshine" by Bliss. and "Supposin.'
by Bischoff. A trio. consisting Of
Messrs. Sorey. pianist and Hart and
Runkle. mandonnists. contributed
some popular selections. Mrs. C. A
Lindsay assisted at the piano.
Martin Richardson, 7. N. C. A. song
song, America Awake" at the meet.
ing Tuesday evening. The song. the
words Of which are by Mrs. Lila Jen.
nings Davis and music by George E
johnson. met with appreciation from
the gathering.
The Church of the Covenant Ghora
Club. directed by Miss Beatrice
Goodwin, furnished the entertainment
Gently. In addition to the vocal Sc
lections Miss Courtney. Mrs. Emig ant
Miss Saunders gave recitations. Mis-
Proctor accompanied the club at thu
piano.
Reports Of recent camp activities
should include an attractive program
arranged by Miss Mabel Linton for tn,
soldiers at Camp Meigs. Miss Virgins
f~lI tst har
compositions by Wieniawski and Bo
rowski, with Miss Linton accompany
ing, and trio. Rhea Menzel. violinist
Theoppil Menxel Menxel, 'ceilist. ant
Margaret Menzel. pianist. played tw,
numbers by Mosxkowski and Tschai
kowsky, and the program was com
pleted by two piano solos by Miss Lin
ton.
cal department of the Washington
College Of Music, will leave the city a
the end Of the week for stay a
HiRhmount, N. z, the summer hom
Of Isadore Luckstone Of New Yof1l
with whom she will study for mont
or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Reed ant
VIM. T. Reed, jr., will leave the cit!
next week to join the Washington
musical contingent at Atlantic City
whore they will spend the month O.
August, Mrs. Reed closing a strenuoui
season with her work at the Calvar!
Baptist Church today.
DR.. William Stansfeid. organist ant
choir director of the First Congrega
tional Church. will conclude his sea
sons work at the services today ant
will leave tomorrow with Mrs. STAINS
field for East Gloucester, Mass, wher,
they will spend the remainder Of tn,
heated term at the Hawthorne Inn. al
in several seasons past. During Dr.
Stansfeld's absence. Miss Bernie,
Thayer will preside at the organ ant
will take charge of the music which
will be rendered by q small chorul
gregation. The quartet. composed o.
Mrs. B. H. Smart. soprano: Mis-
Marian Larner. contralto; Herbert F
Aldridge. tenor. and Walter Humphrey
bass: will have a vacation during
August, but will sing this morning
Forever With the Lord" by Gounod
Mrs. Smart will give the oftertory solo
and DR.. Stansfield will play for pre-
lude. I'm Summer" by Stebbins, ant
for postlude. "Andante and Allegro
by F. e. Beach.
Mrs Kirk Russell IL substituting a
the organ Of Calvary Methods
Church today and next Sunday fol
Herman L Amiss, the regular organ.
list. who is spending q fortnight IL
Virginia A F. Williams. tenor, whs
has come to Washington from Keno
sha, Wis. will be the soloist at thi.
evenings service. when he will b,
heard at the offertory, in the aria, Fl
With All Your Hearts" from Elijah,
by Mendelssohn. Mrs Russell viii
play this morning Clarence Eddy
arrangement Of Wagner's Pilgrim,
Chorus" for prelude. and for postlndl
Gloria" from Mozart's Twelfth
Mass" and this evening. previous t,
the service. 'Idyll." by Ashmall, AMI
Evening Star Song" from Tam