Evening star., 1918-02-24


Mrs. Callahan: "A Rose" by Johnson.
Miss Celeste Denny; The Dew Is on
& the cioxer @ ,S ny Soomos: amo Mss Rird1inr h by
Abt. Mrs. Oertly and Mrs. Callahan.
The musical for the blind at the Il
brary Of Congress Tuesday evening
will be given by Mrs. Agnes laursnce
Bode. soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed,
contrNlto; Oliver Smith. tenor. and Ed
win Callow, bass. with Mrs. Charies
Brooks Smith, accompanist. The major
portion Of the program will consist Of
the song cycle, The Morning OF the
Year." by Cadman. in which these sing
ers made such a fine impression last
week at the Arts Club: In addition:
Mrs BodeI will sing "Will O. the Wisp,
by Spress. Mrs. Reed will he heard in
The Break of Day." by Sanderson: Mr..
Smith will give the aria La donna e
mobile by Verdi: Mr.. Callow will con.
tribute a reading, and the quartet will
sing Flow Gently. Sweet Alton and
''The Star Spangled Banner"
The first of a series of organ recitals
by McHenry McChord this season was
given Wednesday afternoon at Epiph-
any Church. his program including
"Asa's Death" from Peer Gynt Suite;
by Grieg; Melody" tsixteenth ceEtry).
by List; I'm Summer" by stebbins:
''The Swan of Tunola." by Sibelius; In
Moonlight by Kinder; Funeral
March,, by Chopin: soprano solos. List,
the Cherubic Host" Miss Daniel; THE
Star Spangled Banner" Mr.. McChord
will give his second recital Wednesday
afternoon, commencing at 4:4O O'CLOCK
The Musurgia Quartet. composed of
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. soprano;
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto: Oliver
Smith, tenor. and Earl Carbauh. bass,
with Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith. ac-
companist. substituting for Harry
ho n Hny I'd fin mi
portion of the program Thursday even.
ing at the celebration of ladies night"
by the Trowel Club The affair took
place at the Scottish Rite Temple, the
singers being received with much
enthusiasm after each of the numbers,
which included Sonora" by Nathan; /;
Deep River" by Burleigh: "Sextet,"
from Lucia di Lammermoor," and, for
encore, sympathy" by Friml.
At the Chuch of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by
the triple quartet and in the evening
tet of so1oists, both services being un-
der direction of Sydney Lloyd Wright
son with Harvey Murray at the organ.
The programs follow: Afternoon. an
baritone solo. Come Unto Me-" by
Coenen. Wheeler Wilson; anthems.
Come. Weary Pilgrims. Come by
Tozer; incidental tenor solo, Richard
lum; incidental solo, Mr.. Backing.
Evening, organ prelude, 'fPriere-Offer-
toire," by Devred: anthem, 20 Master,
Let Me Walk With Thee by Stebbins; |;
incidental contralto and baritone solos.
Miss Mary Jacobs and Mr.. Wilson; bass
solo. Hope in the Lord" by Handel.
Fred East: anthems. 20 Light Eternal
by Miles: The Day Is Past and Over"
by Gilchrist, incidental soprano solo.
Miss Netta Craig; organ postlude, AL
IQRrO-' n N inr hx-
Volckman.
One of the most interesting of the
programs at the Friday Morning Music
| dler Sloan. soprano; Mrs. Reed, con-
| tralto. and Miss Mary 1. Kelly,
pianist. Mrs. Sloan, who was a guest
of the club, is president of the Ladies'
Musical Club of Tacoma, Wash, and
proved most acceptable in a group of
songs, so Blue Thine Eye" by Kirk
patrick: But My Bird Is Long in HON.
ing" by Sibelius; How Many a Lovely
Caravan" and Allah Be With U.s." from
"A Lover in Damascus" by Amy Wood
ford Finden, and Awake. My Heart
by Percival. dedicated to Mrs. Sloan.
Mrs. Reed scored her usual success in
the aria, "Adieu, Forets." from Jeanne
| d'Arch,' by Tschaikowsky, and the
songs. Serenity" by Salter: by the
Waters of Minnetonka," by Thurlow
Lieurance, and IAN Open Secret" by
Woodman. Claude Robson accompany
ing at the piano. Miss Kelly furnished
anced program by giving in finished
style Sonata, Op. 36.'' by her former
teacher. Xaver scharwenka.
Community singing evening at Ia
koma Park will be held tomorrow
evening. the last Monday of the month
AS usual. the gathering will be held
in the Presbyterian Church at 8
W fc 60 h. Al.
celebration with other Takoma organi-
cations of Washington's birthday, it
Will differ from the gatherings already
heid only in that there will be a short
ADDRESS There will be about as much
singing as usual, and two solos. one by
Louis B. Thompson, the other by ID. s
Mitchell All the choruses will be pa
tr1otic and will be sung from the book
used IN these gatherings Eight diff
ferent organizations are cooperating
with the community singers in making
this gathering the best ever. some as.
sisting in decorating. some in the So
elal s time which is to follow the sing
ing. and others in various lines
Prof l.. d. Bliss, president of the
Bliss Electrical School, is TO make =
short address.
The following organizations will as
sist: Citizens Association. Parent
Ieachers Association, Home Interest
Club. Mothers Club, Girls Club Civic
study CLUB, Boy Scouts and war re-
iSn Soiiihittee OF Iakoma Park
The war relief committee will. dur-
ing the evening, take a collection for
work for the comfort of Takoma mon
VINO nave; or who may vet, enlist in the
service of the country. 'Ae
Dote Walten. violoncellist. accom-.
panied by Miss Marie Becker. CON
trlbuted several numbers to the nro-
gram at the last meeting of the French
Club. among them "Reverie." bv Scbu-
mann; "Fantasie." from La Tosca /" hy
Puccini. and "Berceuse" from "Ioce.
lyn," by GODDARD.
Miss Beatrice Goodwin substituted
last Sunday morning for Mrs Nellie
wilson Shirciif at the New York ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, singing with
Oliver Smith. tenor, the duet. Love
Divine" by Stainer
DR.. Stansfield. organist and choir 5;-
rector of the First Conereeational
Church. has arranged the foIIow;ng
music for the service this morning:
Organ prelude. "Cujus Amman" by
Rossini: anthem. List the Cherubic
Host" from "The Holy City," by Gaul:
onertory, quartet, 20 Love That Will
Not Let Me Co." by Berwald; organ
postlude, Finale" from Grand Chorus
in E Flat Major" by Guilmant.
Miss Anita kloss, riolinist. assisted
at the morning service of Epiphany
church last Sunday. and played also
at the memorial service for the Sons of