Evening star., 1918-02-17
MUSICAL MENTION.

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soldiers from Camp Meigs were the
honor guests and Daniel Gotthold. him.
self a soldier. presented. on behalf OF
ice nag containing forty-one stars. rep
resenting the enlistments from the
church. The program of the occasion
included the march, Under the Flag OF
victory. overture ..r to gne light Savalrs; S;Nnars;
las" by Rockwell. Misses Margaret
DAILY and Helen Black: fantasia, Home,
Sweet Home the World Over" by
Lampe, the orchestra; violin duet ,
ward Weber and Bert Mroozkiewecz:
quartet. zone Fleeting Hour" by Lee,
Warren R Seltzer. Edward L. Weber,
William Rohrman and Paul De Hart;
sousa: intermezzo, "Aisha.'' by Lindsay.
and march. Liberty Bell" by Sousa-
Mrs John W. Daniel. jr.. entertained
last Saturday evening at musical IN
the recital hall of Studio building. pre-
senting an interesting program from
american composers, with Miss Jennie
Glennan as accompanist, and assisted
by Miss Hollingsworth, reader. Among
the songs were "The Dream Maker
Man." by Ethelbert Nevin; The Water
Lily" and The Fern Song" lyrics by
John B. Tabb and music by Howard
Foote; "The shepherdess." by Edward
Horsman, and ''The Hills O. Skye" by
Foote: my Love and T. and Through
the Meadow" by MacDowell: "Ye
Toiees ed;1;a that Arose. and Il IL, Heard the a.
Longfellow's poems). music by Cecil
Burleigh; Before the Crucifix," by La
Forge; DE Profundts" and Inter Nos"
both by MacFadyen; TN a Temple Gar
don hyC -, Nyok
Chadwick: negro spiritual. Go Down,
Moses" arranged by Henry Thacker
Burleigh, and Omaha tribal melodies.
Far or I Hear A Lovers Lutte" and
Miss Hollingsworth gave "Tarred Hemp
and Red Roses" by Hopkinson Smith;
Young Fellow, My Lad" and '.Fleur-
ette." by Robert Service. and up in the
Air" by Marian Bowlan.
The choir of the Church Of the Incar-
nation. directed by Mrs. Henry White,
will sing this morning "venite," by
form. BY Turner: "Benedictua a"n1m bn
Crotch. and offertory. Seek Ye the
Lord by Roberts, Malcolm Rich sing
ing the tenor solo and obligato. The or
Wh,t, Ean Numbers nm ss .,s by Emslis Marsaret
March Pontifical." by Darwall
The Chevy Chase Music Club met
Monday evening at the residence of
MT; and Mrs. Oliver Smith, when the
following program from British COM
Troubled in Mind" negro melody tran
scribed by Coleridge-Taylor, Mrs. How
ard Coombs; vocal solos. The Lost
CHORD" CHORD by Sullivan, and Evening" by
White, 'Husheen," by Alicia Neeabem 1e,,e
and I Hid Ny Love" by D'Hardelot'
Mrs. William ]. Wallis; violin solos.
Irish Reel" by Villires Stanford. and
"Bacchanalian Dance" by Edward Ger
man. Mrs. Mabel Swami; soprano solos
The Little Red Lark" by Stanford. and
When Orpheus Plays His Lutte" by
sullivan, Mrs. Otis SWEET: cello solo.
vocal solo, "All Through the Night"
Eugene Stevens.
Miss Virginia Robinson gave the musi-
cal portion of the program Tuesday
evening, when the second lecture in the
course prepared by the Sons of Veterans
was given in the Confederate Home
Miss Robinson led the singing of The
star Spangled Banner" and later sang
Dixie THE Valley of Laughter" BY
Sanderson, and The Winds in the South
Today
The Community Orchestras resumed
rehearsals last week, under direction of
Dr.. Hamlin s. CogsweIl. The junior
orchestra will rehearse every Monday
chestra every Tuesday evening at
the Wilson Normal School, and
DR.. Cogswen cordially invites players
OF any orchestral instrument to at
ing and those sufficiently advanced
musically will be assigned to the SYM
phony Orchestra and members of the
junior orchestra will also be placed in
h0
found competent
Blanca Randall. soprano. who sang
Monday evening before the Southern
group of songs new patriotic song,
America. Arise!' by Hamilton Rey-
nolds dedicated to President Wilson.
Crek Episcopal Church Gold st. Paurs)
the double quartet choir will render
tie following Lenten music: "Benedi-
cite. by Simper, and the "Benedictus."
20 for a Closer Walk" by Foster.
Marion Mccoy, contralto, will be the
soloist at the Y. w c. A. at the usual
musical from $50 to o'clock Tuesday
evening. @ She has selected for her pro-
Birth of Morn" by Leoni: II Am Thy
Harp by Woodman: by the Waters
Of the Minnetonka" by Lieurance:
Charity" by MacDermid: Swing Low.
Sweet Chariot" by Burleigh, and BABY
Glover" by WilIiby. Miss Mccoy viii
be assisted by Miss Edith B. Athey as
accompanist. These half-hour pro-
grams on Tuesday evenings. which a re
arranged by Emile Margaret White for
the Washington Alumnae Club of phi
Beta Phi. are proving very attractive
and members are welcome at all times
AT the special musical service This
evening at All Souls Unitarian Chnrcb
Mrs. George w. Coggeshan, violinist
and Harry Stevens. tenor, Will be the
assisting soloists. Mr. Stevens will
sing THE ProdigaI Son." by Van do
Water. and BE Thou Faithful Unto
Death" from Mendelssohn's oratorjo
st. Paul" Charles T Tittmann. the
regular soloist, will be heard in .spanis
Angelica" by Franck, with obIigato bv
Mrs. CogEeshall. and Mr. Stevens and
Mr.. Tittmann will give the duet. ..The
Crucifix." by Faure. Lewis Corninp
Atwater. at the organ, will p1av the
solos. 'Marche Heroique de Jeanne
dare. by Dubois: Response for Or
gan.' by Chadwick, and ''Scherzo Svm-
phonique," by Debat-Ponson. At the -
O'Clock service this morning Mr. Titt-
mann will sing Though 1 Sneak With
the Tongues Of Men and Angels" u hv
Brahms. and Lord of NY Inmost
Atwater will play. for prelude, "Eyo-
cation la Chapelie Sixtine" hv 1.iszt.
for offertory. "Lento." from Seventh
hy ct,ilr,