Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

tina" by Ran. and Hungarian Dance"
by Haeschl, Miss Doris de Groot: "Ro-
nance" from Second Concerto" and
X l"second MazurkaD: both
"Reverie." by Sarasate. and "Obertass
Mazurka." by wieniawski. Miss Es-
tella Thomas: orchestral numbers.
overture to Merry Wives Of Wind.
Major" (No. ss). by Mozart, and Sec
ond Hungarian Rhapsody" by Liszt,
College Orchestra. directed by c. E.
Christiani. George Dixon Thompson was
the accompanist.
At st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. today, the musical portion
of the services under direction Of Sam
ter. will consist Of .Venite in F." BY
Atkinson: TIE Deum in F." by Dykes;
"Jubilate Dec in c." by Buck: "sing
Alleluia Forth" by Buck. Charles
Bright. baritone: George Anderson.
be heard in the solo parts. Lieut.
Arthur L. Simpson, former tenor solo
ist of the choir. will be present at the
morning service and will be heard in
the onertory anthem.
The music this evening will consist
Of "MaEntficat and Nunc Dimittis in
G." by Holloway: Savior, When Night
Involves the Skies" by Shelley. with
baritone solo sustained by Charles
At the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church today the music, directed by
Claude Robson. will include this morning
the organ prelude. 'Lento." by Kroeger;
tenor solo. Gloria" by Buzzi-Peccia.
Charles d. Church: ofrertory quartet, LET
Not Your Hearts Be Troubled" by Fos-
ter: organ postlude, Fantasia" by Mo-
Fart This evening. organ prelude, ada
g1o." by Gounod. In the evening. the choir.
fYpOr NJ t1A .~1>
Pleasant chorus. will sing Gounod's .'st.
Cecilia Mass" and Mr. Robson will play
Adag1o, by Gounod. for prelude, and
Grand March," from Gounods Queen
OF Sheba." for postlude. The solos will
be sustained by Mrs. A. L. Haycock and
Mr.. Church.
Mrs. Paul Anderson was one Of the
soloists at the first national Shakespeare
convention, her numbers being songs from
"Ophelia' and 'Habanera." from Car
men,"
Miss Lydia Bigelow will sing Marsl's
THE Lord Is My Light" at the meet
ing Of the International New Thought Al
lance tonight at o'clock, at the Eagles
Wings. SOC 18th street.
Mrs. R. H. Dalgleish was the soloist
Thursday evening at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, at the cele.
bration Of the burning Of the mortgage.
She was soloist at the church for many
caston was in the nature Of a home-com-
Ing. She sang "Ah, IT'S a Dream" by
Hawley; ''Norah." by Piggott, and His
Buttons Are Marked U. S." by Carrie
Jacobs Bond.
musical service will be given today in
connection with the regular service
Of evening prayer at o'clock. The
choir. under the direction of John B.
Wilson. organist and choirmaster, will
be assisted by a quartet composed of
Miss Bernice Calhoun. soprano: Miss
Hartley. contralto: Melville Hensey,
tenor. and George H. Lambert, bass.
The program will include "Magnifi-
cat" and "Nunc Dimittis." by Tours;
organ prelude. "Intermezzo," by
Rheinberger: anthem, God Hath APP
pointed Day." by Tours; quartet, "Oh
Thou Whose Sweet Compassion" by
Maunder; soprano solo. Come Unto
Me-" by Gounod, Miss Calhoun: quar-
Vincent Novello: anthem. Awake
Thou That Sleepest," by Stainer; organ
postlude, Grand Choeur." by Gull
mant.
At the morning service the choir will
sing "Te Deum" and "Jubilate," by
Field; anthem. Now on the First Day
-of the Week." by Lahee.
The Aloha Hawaiian Quintet. Harry
Kakalemake Gilman. director, assisted
In giving the program at the recent mu-
steal Of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Klein.
when Mr.. Klein presented a number Of
pupils in program Of songs. Among the
numbers were Life" and IAN Even.
ing Song" both by Speaks, Miss c. E.
man. man. and The Long, Long Trail" by
Little Flower" by Sans couci. Miss
Emma M. Hisham: Bowl Of Roses.
by Clark. and Il Love You Truly" by
Bond, Miss Edna Burkholder; Dream
ing" by Denza. and 1.-THE Wind on the
Heath" by Lohr. J. P. Redeker: Good.
bye, Summer" by Lypes, and my Lad
die" by Thayer. Miss Eda Wilson:
Boat Song" by Cowen. double quar-
tot; Yesterday and Today" by Spross,
Lullaby" by Bohannan. and Her
Rose" by Smith,. Miss Della Clark:
Scoring Is Here" by Dick. and four
American Indian songs. by Cadman.
Miss Katharine. Peacock; When the
Dew Is Falling" by Schneider; and ITO
Roses" by spross. Content" by Not
Mrs. Harry Shacklett: THE Wind" by
Spross. "A Moonlight Song" by Cad
man. 1.-THE Nightingale's Song" by
Nevin and I'll Bacio." by Arditi. Mrs.
Nina Claflin Piozet; 1.-The Horn" by
Fl.gier. Elaine" by Sans Souci, and
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