Evening star., 1918-01-13
MUSICAL MENTION.

morning Te Deum. by Tours; "Jubi-
late" by Corbin, and at the offertory
the anthem. 'The Sun Shall Be No
More" by Woodward.
Tho following musical programs have
been arranged by Claude Robson. or.
ss e Mount sna drsss n9r tss sssysss
church for today. The music for the,
o'clock vesper service will be given by
the Solo Quartet and the Mount Pleas
solo. 20 Eyes That Are Weary" by
Brackett, Charles D, Church; offertory
'Preludio'' {from Third SonataO. by
Guilnaant. Evening: Organ prelude. AN
dante cantabile," by Tours: anthem.
ant chorus m9 ofrertoyy oy 51eK aHartet5 Rock
Of Ages" BY Shelley: organ postlude.
Grand Choeur:'' by Lacro2-
loists Of the Ingram Memorial congregac,
tiona1 and st. Margarets Episcopal
churches, respectively, will furnish the
musical portion Of the 8 o'clock service
will sing the following numbers: Soprano
and baritone duet, Forever With the
Lord" by Gounod; soprano solo. The
Good Shepherd" by Van de Water; Mrs:
by Morsell. MIR. Marks.
Musical affairs at the 7. NJ. c. A. this
week included a Joint recital Friday
syshnF Sn by georEe Anders0d sOd MnSe
Linton, pianist Miss Bronson played
very acceptably "Serenade," by Schu-
bert-Elman: Scotch Pastorale:" by
saenger: 'Brindisi." by D'A1ard, Fairy
Boisdeffre: "schoene Rosmarin.' by
Kreisler, and Miss Linton made fine
showing in Lfszts arrangement OF
''Hark, Hark, The Lark" by Schubert;
Leschetizky''s arrangement OF the sex
Song" by Henselt: 'Finlandia,' by
sibelius and two Chopin numbers.
Mrs. A. NJ Blair, musical director of
clubs. will deliver an address Wednes-
day evening, at the association rooms.
14th and G streets. on war work
Mrs. Sherwood. oontralto. daughter
of Representative Sherwood. sang last
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh MIL
ton at their homo in 18th street. MISS
Rippey Of Kentucky and Seymour NC
Connell. son Of the hostess. contributed
piano numbers to the program. MIS-.
Milton, soprano. sang operatio arias
and several duets with Mrs. Sherwood.
the former accompanying on the guitar.
The PricalIa Musical Quartet, com
posed of A. W. Jett, tenor; Miss Helma
Cheesman. soprano: Mrs. CaHahan, allo, TO,
and H. Albert Leef, bass, assisted py
Miss Clara Young. soprano; MISS Hol-
llinesworth, reader, and Maurice Lyons,
calIist. who furnished the programI
for the soldiers at the Y. M. Z. A. oulid-
Ing December IT, VIII In the near 1u-
tura ppaka a return engaGement.
Several of washington's entertainers
were heard in recital Tuesday evening
at the weekly affair arranged by Mrs.
for the soldiers at Epiphany Chapel
"Invictus." by Bruno HUM; II Can't
Help Loving Thee" by Johns, and The
Border Ballads" by Cowen; Miss Zelda
Miller. pianist, gave '.Papillons d,Ar-
mour," by Schutt, and "Liebesfreud," by
Kreisler, and Edwin Callow gave some
of his inimitable stories and Miss Ruby
Raymond contributed several of her lat
est song hits.
Mrs Beulah Harper Dunwoody, con-
tralto; Myron Whitney, basso (suosti-
tuting for Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann). and Richard Loreleberg; yio,on- ie,e.1-
musical service at All Souls Unitarian
Church. with Lewis Corning Atwater.
as usual. at the organ. Mrs. Dunwoody
will sing 20 Lord, Most Holy" by Abt-
and God Is My Strong Salvation" by
Lang; Mr.. Whitney Will give, with cello
obligato 20 Father, Hear Me- by Gluck.
and together they will be heard in the
duet, "Acquafnt Thyself With Him." by
Buck.
Mr Loreleberg will play. with organ
accompaniment. "Sarabande" ID ma
jor). by Bach: "Song to the Evening
Star" from 'Tanhaeuser." by Wagner,
and 'Berceuse," from "Jocelyn," by
GODDARD, and Mr.. Atwater will conclude
Miller. This morning Mr. Tittmann
will sing walt Thou STILL" by J. W.
Franck. and Song of Penitence and
Praise" by Beethoven. and Mr.. At
Elevation" by Bossi; offertory, ''Cres-
cendo," by Lassen. and postlude'
Miss Estelle Murray. soprano. and
Harry King. violinist. were the as
recital at Studio Hall. at which B.
Frank Gebest presented group OF
pupils in piano numbers. Miss Murray
sang Chaminade's Summer" and Mr.:
"Danse Txiganes," by Nachez. Mr.. Geb-
est closing the affair with the rendition
|of Lszts Twelfth Rhapsody" Among
the student numbers were "Reverie," by
ScnuetL, MISS KUN SIIlWeS, SphllSu
Dance" by Moszkowsky. Miss Emily
Miss Frances cureton: "Papillons." by
Grieg, Miss Hilda Hanes; "Forgotten
Door" and (b) "Of Tailor and Bear"
by Mcdowell. Miss Claire Philomene
Sgueo; "Idyll" and Hungarian Sketch"
by MacDowell, Miss Jennie Jones: THE
Lark" by Glinka-Balakirew, Miss Eliza
beth Williams; ''Valse," by Strauss
Schuett, Miss Cecilia O'Day: Spinning
Song" from ''The Flying Dutchman," by
Wagner-Liszt, Miss Josephine Golden.
The program arranged for Tuesday
evening from $40 to 700 O'Clock at the
z w c. A., under the auspices of the
Alumnae Club of the Pi Beta Phi Fra
ternity. will be given this week by Miss
Gertrude Browne. contralto. who will
sing 1.-The Lutte Song" by Horatfo Par
ker; The Country of the Camisards."
by Sydney Homer: '"The Dream" by Roy
Lamont Smith; 'Mammy's Song by
Ware: "Serenade." by Neidlinger. and
one selection from The Afro-Amerfcan
Folk Song" collection compiled by
Henry Krehbiel Emelie Margaret
White will act as accompanist.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will be
the soloist Tuesday evening at the an
nual concert of the Morning Choral
Club of st. Louis. at the Odeon Theatre
in that city.
Miss Katherine Peacock. soprano; U.
l. Duncan, baritone, and George J.
Schnitcer, cellist, were the assisting
1ofo t.