Evening star., 1918-05-19

ui'Si All ltISil TIHie song. ny
Hafty: The Next Market Day" by
Hughes: The Minstrel Boy" by Moore:
LINDA Mia" tin Spanish). by Blake:
.,f'or Il Mnjer" tMexican love sone). h,
Ponce; Chant Hindu by Bemberg;
"fourGuoi." hy Cfaminade: Songs My
Mother Taught Me- by Dvoral;:
"Haun'ins Memory written by Carrie
Jacobs Bond and Dedicated to Mr.
otonnen. and '.T'he Pipes of Gordon's
Men," b: Hammond
Successful affairs of the week in
clude gathering Monday evening ar
, Galway Vi. Il. sunday school. The af-
fair took place in the guild hall and
. among Interesting musical features
were tho solos by Winfield Hart. who
was heard 20 advantage in "Out of the
Depths. by Lohr, and THE Armnrers s
Song. from Ne koven's Robin
| iiood; whistling solo. comic
song and negro dialect reading hy
Mrs. u. II. Kincheloe: cont:alto solos
by Miss eitch. who sang LESS than
the Dust by Woodford Finden. and
The Long. Long Trail as encore,
the audience joining in the chorus.
MISS Lydia Servin also gave an en-
joyable reading. after which the
guests enjoyed a social hour.
Mrs. Marguerite Allen Ross. organ-
list and choir director of St. Andrews
Episcopal Church will give a briei
program of organ numbers this even
at $50 o'clock. Oliver Smith. tenor,
will sing. giving Macpeimaid's Ninety
first Psalm and The aria Comfort Ie.
from I!1ndei's Messiah" Mrs. Ross will
play "Fan;asie." by Tours. In sum
me,." by StCbbns. and "Gavottc.
morning the choir will sing ''Te
Deum in - Major" hy Field, "jubi-
late" by Greene. ami the anthem
christian. the Morn Breaks Sweetly
Ger Thee" by Shelley. and. this even
ing. "Magnifcat" and "Nunc Dimit-
tis," by Crukshank. and anthem. 20
Pray for the Peace of jerusalem, by
Knox. The solo parts will be sus-
tanned by Miss Ethel Miller. soprano;
Miss Florence koontz, contralto;
Clarence sorrell TENOR and Harry
Forker, bass.
TIE fourth of the recitals under the
auspices of the Whitecrift Piano School
was given recently at Studio Hall by
Miss Emma Bender of the faculty. Miss
Nicteria S.ddons, reader. assisted in Civ
ing the program and Miss Bender made
an excellent impression for the technique
and finish of her rendition of the exact
ing numbers. Among her selections We're
"Allemande" and .Gavotte ct Musette."
by D'Aibert; Sonata, Gp- =; No l."
Stiits.ttiN Fiich tiN -hcoiili5hl
sonata by Beethoven; "Mazurka i'll
II minor" "Ihant Po!onaise'' tMeine
Freuden), Transcribed by List. and
"Baliade in G Minor all by Chopin:
"Sposalizio. by Liszt, "Reverie," by
Schuett. and "Staccato Etude," by Ru-
hinstein
Guests of the Arts Club have novel
and enjoyable program in prospect this
evening when a series of Rumanian war
pictures will he shown and Rumanan
folk music will be rendered by Lieut..
Nasiie Stoica of the Rumanian army.
Mrs. Charlie; w Fairfax, president Of
the Monday Morning Cl lb has been an-
pointed chairman of the music commit
tee of the Arts Club to succeed Mrs.
Emma Prall knorr, who. having served
two seasons in that capacity.A felt that
she could not give the time to it another
year.
The National Quartet. consisting Of
Eliza beth S. Maxwell. Lillian Cheno-
weth. W. +. Braithawaite and Har-
ry Forker. have been engaged by the
Department of the Potomac, G. A. r..
to sing at the services at Arlington
on Memorial day. when they will give
four numbers, accompanied by the
L. s. Marine Band
The music this morning to he given
at Rock Creek Episcopal Church told
st. PaHfs) by the double quartet
choir under the leadership Of VIM.
Hulme Taylor. organist and director.
will consist of the "Te Deum' and
"Iubilate in \" by Hodges. the Com
munion Service. by Eyre. and Will
include the anthem And When the
Day of Pentecost," by Simper, at the
ofertory.
Mice JIoIn,a rtascp,apn .rtert.;ped
recently at a musical at her residence
studio. presenting several pupils III an
enjoyable program Of songs. Among the
sc !ections were the duet. Like the
Lark. " by Franz .Abt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Leef; solos. Remembrance" by
Joxnson. and western Wind" by
Salter. Miss Eleanor Dankmeyer: The
House of Dreams, by MetcaIf and
Song of Love and June" by D'Harde-
lot. Miss Myrta Reynolds; "A Little
My Heart" by Lehman. Miss Jo-
Noel Johnfon. and Marguerite" by
Bischoff. Miss Celeste Denny; THE
Mr.. Leef: aria from THE
Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart. Mrs.
Leef: duet. "Wanderer's Might Song"
by Ruhnstcin, NJ. and MIS-. Leef.
4, the Church If the Covenant this
afternoon the music viii he given by
the triple quartet, and in the evening
by the chorus choir, with double quar-
tet. the services being directed by Mr..
Wrightson. with Harvey Murray at
the organ.
The prog rams follow: Afternoon, an
them, "Supplication" by Scott: soprano
solo. II DO Not Ask. o Lord" by
Spross. Mrs. Agnes Bode: anthem.
cidental soprano solo, Miss Netta Craig:
anthem Grant Us Thy Peace" by
Mendelssohn. Evening, organ prelude.
"Andantc." by Peace: anthem. "Abide
With Me-" by Reed. incidental bari
tone solo. Wheeler Wilson; contraIto
solo. Light and Darkness" by
Cowen. Miss Mary Jacobs: anthem.
Dear Spirit. Lead Me-" by Miles, in
cidental bass solo. Fred East: anthem,
The Bells of Heaven" by Blount.
and organ postlude. FESTIVAL" by
Stark.
Lynch Sugucr. violinist. will play
the prelude at the morning service
at the church of the Incarnation to-
day, his selection being 'Air de la
Penticote." by Bach. The choir. un-
der direction of Mrs. Henry White
will sing .'Te Derm in c Major" by
Dudley Buck, with incidental solos
by katharin" Rich. mezzo soprano;
Mrs Charles Lane, soprano. and
Quincy L. Wcr'ein. baritone: "Jubi-
late in \ Major by Hodges: MY
Peace T Leave With You" by j. Var
ley Roberts, with Incidental soprano
SOLO by Elsie Carleton Small. and
Communion Service in Flat
Major" by Eyre.
l.. r. Wild will he the offertory So
loist this morning at the Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church. his
number being I'm Pilgrim. i'm a
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