Evening star., 1918-06-09
MUSICAL MENTION.

The recent series of organ recitals
given at the House of the Temple
Scottish Rite). will be supplemented
this week by a joint recital by two
of Washington's young artists. Louis
Thompson. tenor. and Lewis Corning
organist. Mr.. Thompson has
been soloist with the Motet Choral
Society, and on many other notable
Mr.. Atwater is well known
for his successful incumbency Of two
the city. All Souls Unitarian Church
and the Eighth Street Temple. Mr..
Thompson will sing four groups. Rus
sian songs, Oriental" and Mutt Mer-
idionale." both by Rinsky- -Kersakaw !:
French song. lie Miroir," by Ferrari; !;
English songs. Passing By" by Pur-
cell; Loch Lomond.' old Scotch !:
THE Foggy Dew." old Irish. and the
songs. Nobody Knows de
Trouble l See" and 20 Grave Yard"
(negro spirituels). and "Internos
Nos" by MacFadyen. Mr.. Atwater
will play prelude pour Orgue" and
lie Bois Sacre." both by Massenet:
From an Indian Lodge" and ITO a
y Marche lar e0sd' d'Hamyiet "afD0"s BY Ambroise ane
Thomas. The recital with be given
Thursday afternoon. beginning at 5
o'clock, and music lovers interested
are invited to attend.
Miss Meta Craig returned Thursday
from trip to various points in Penn
sy1vania, during which she gave a re-
cital commencement week at her
alma mater, Irving College. in Me
chanicsburg, and was awarded the
Craig Is a graduate of the Institution.
and during her regular college course
there took course in piano and
theory of music and harmony. At
the recital, in addition to her songs,
she gave two groups of piano num-
bers, two Chopin etudes and Con
doleria." and The Juggleress." both
by Moszkowski. Among the most
successful of her vocal numbers were
Il Know That Ny Redeemer Liveth."
from The Messiah" by Handel; the
aria. "Adieu Forets." from Jeanne
d dArc." by Tschaikowsky; 20 Bird of
Flame" from Cadman's song cycle
Wings of Song" and group of old
Scotch and Irish ballads, for all of
which she received most fattering
comments from critics of that sec
tien.
Earl caebaugh i. organizing a eho-
rus Of $50 voices to sing at the Syl-
van Theater. in the Monument
grounds. on Flag day. The only re-
hearsal will be held Wednesday, June
IL, in the Interior auditorium.
One Of the most delightful of this
musicals at the Arts Club
was given last Sunday evening by
Miss Sade c. Styron. pianist. assisted
by Sergt. Adams. violoncellist, and
Chester La Toilette, violinist. Sergt.
Adams. who comes from Cleveland,
Ohio, and is now stationed at Camp
Humphreys: and who interrupted his
of a soldier. proved most
acceptable. playing the solos Ave
by Schubert, and "Gavotte,"
by Martini, and with Miss Styron and
Mr.. La Toilette. the trios. Gypsy
by HAYDN; "Orientale.' by
Cesar cui. and The Guitar Player"
by schytte. Miss styron gave also
with her usual good technique and
finish, "Gavotte and Musette," by
D'Albert; "Serenade," by Rachmani-
noff; "B'rer Rabbit" and From a For
est" by MacDowell; "Etude." by Aren-
sky; "Arabesque."' by Debussy and
"Valse." by Moszkowski Miss Styron
has been asked by the Chairman Of
the music committee. Mrs. Charles
w. Fairfax. to repeat the program
early next season.
The entertainment committee of the
Washington Golf and Country Club
liza. pianist, Of Washington and New
York Tuesday evening at the club
house. Mr. Garziglia. who is an ex-
ponent par excellence Of the French
school, being prize pupil of the
Paris conservatory. plays the music
OF French composers con amore and
will include in his program two num-
bers. Claire de Lune" and Dance"
both by Debussy. He will give also
a prelude and etude, by Mendelssohn.
Liszt's transcription of Mendelssohn's 8
"On Wings of Song" group of
Chopin numbers. 'Staccato Etude." by
1Gha "Feux Follets." by Liszt;
"scherzo" and spinning song" by
and the brilliant ar
of Strauss Blue Danube
Waltz" by Schultz -Evler.
At the First Congregational Church
today the music. arranged by DR.. Will
liam Stansfield. organist and director,
will include this morning the pre-
lude. "orertofre." by Salome; anthem,
He Sendeth the Springs into the VAL
leys.' by Wareing; incidental soprano
and tenor solos. Mrs. B. H. Smart and
Herbert F. Aldridge; offertory. So
deemer," by Dana: organ postlude,
''Andante," by Silas. Evening. organ
prelude, Second Sonata" by Men
delssohn: anthem, THE Lord Is NV
Rock" by Woodman: offertory, con-
tralto solo. Miss Marian Larner: or
gan postlude; Festive March, by
Foote.
AT the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning the music,
under direction of Claude Robeson,
will include the organ prelude, Pray
sr," by Lemaigre; bass solo. so My
schneker; James s; Hicks; offertory
quartet. ''One Sweetly Solemn
by Ambrose Brown; organ
solo. "Postlude." by Stern. Evening
services have been ntinued until
October.
Beatrice Chopin Keith entertained
and Thursday evenings at
a musical at Studio Hall. presenting
q large class of pupils in recital. Miss
Keith announced the following pu-
pills on the honor roll: Mary Bazzuro,
audrey b!umer, Rebecca Carter, Elsie
Dechsler. Louise Franklin. Marie Hell
wig. Dorothy jain, Gladys Price, Bea-
trice Roy, Lorraine Veirs, Burrus Will
liams. Evelyn Josephine Woolard and
Leona Viers. Among the pupils par
in the program Wednesday
evening were: r. Burrus William.
Leona Evelyn veirs. Mary n Bazzuro,
Gertrude Rose. Elsie Olga Rose
Louise Elisabeth Franklin. Ruth Bea-
trice Bolen, Audrey Estelle Rlumer
Doris Louise Silance. Katherine E'
Leyking, Francis Joseph Schwoerer.
Rebecca Lee Carter, Ruth Marie Cone.
land, Evelyn Josephine woolard Jrana