Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
MUSICAL MENTION.

and Mrs. Fatt sang .aThe Voice in the
Wilderness" by Fowles; Luzxfs Ave
Maria" aud THE Ninety and Nine" by
Shelton. Organ selections by Mr.. Me
Chord, included Handers Largo"
'Serenata." by Moszkowski: FESTIVAL
Fantasia" by Tscerch; "A Night Song"
by Kramer. and Star Spangled Ban
MRS. Melville D. Lindsay will be the
onertory soloist this morning at the
North Carolina Avenue NJ p Church.
The music at the Church of the As
! f ie today win include at the morn
Jesus. the Very Thought of Thee. .of by
Eooth; incidental soprano solo BY
M Masnifiea ares and rhSS nnps Evening
Marks; anthem. THE King in His
Beauty" by George Nevin, with DR.. M
Bally as bass soloist Miss Locke
4. VIII play and direct the choir
seiman this evening.
The choir of the West Street Presbv.
terrain Church will give tve followine
numbers numbers at the services today, under
es rect. , OF George Herbert Wells. or
Me-" by Pneuger. and "In Heavenly
Love Abiding by Holden. EvenineHy
anthems, 20 Praise the Name of The
aSa by Tschaikowsky: ABIDE with
Thy Power" by Sir Arthur. Sullivan The
SOLOS VIII be sustained by Mrs. Ger
Irude Lyons, soprano; Mrs. Helen Mac
Loco Ciift, contralto: Messrs. D. Austin
Howard and Robert R. Candor. tenors.
ana 8. Theodore Howard, bass.
At the Mount Pleasant Conversational
Cnurch today the music, under direc-
ton of Claude Robson, will include
ms morning the organ prelude, "orien-
Penitent," by Van de Water, Charles D.
Church; offertory quartet. 20, Lord God
OF Hosts, by Scott; organ postlude.
war March Of the Priests" from
o a.t,haiia." by Mendelssohn. At the S
ant chorus. as wei as the solo Quartet.
VIII sing, among the numbers being
the organ prelude, "Nazareth," BY
Gounod; choruses. Gloria in Excelsis,"
from from Twelfth Mass" by Mozart;
fertory quartet. Jesus. Savior Of NY
Soul" by Rubinstein-S Schneider. Mrs.
A. L. Haycock. soprano: Miss Josephine
Mack, contralto; Mr.. Church, tenor, and
lanes s. Hicks. bass; organ postlude,
Giocosco," from Sonata in G Minor"
by Jepson.
Interesting events Of the week will
include p recital Tuesday evening at
Studio Hall, in which Walter Charm
bury will present Miss Jeune Schwartz
IN program of piano numbers. Miss
Schwartz will play Beethoven sonata
and minuet. ''Rondo Capriccioso." by
Mendelssohn, a group of three numbers
| by Chopin; one of Mr. Charmbury's
compositions. "Nocturne"; Romance, ="
by Sibelius; "Poliehinelle" by Rach-
manfnon; "Poupee Falsante," by Pol
DIM, and Spanish Caprice" by Mosz-
kowski.
The choir of the Church of the Incar-
nation. under direction Of Mrs Henry
White. will sing this morning Conn
| munion Service in A Major" by Arthur
Brown. and for the offertory, g. quartet,
consisting of Mrs. Charles Lane, Miss
Ruth Pope. Malcolm Rich and irving
Hoffman, will give God Is Spirit"
from The Woman of Samaria," by
Bannett. The organ numbers will in
elude Invocation" by Filippo Capocci,
and March in F Major" by Grim. with
Emelie Margaret White, as usual, at
the organ.
Chamber music formed the major por-
ton of the hour of music at the Friday
lard last week. More finished ensem-
BILE work has rarely been heard at these
affairs than was given on this occasion
by Geraldine Edgar. violinist; Helene
cherfeld. pianist. of Baltimore. in their
rendition Of Mozart's Trio in G Major"
and Cesar Franks Trio in F. Sharp
Minor" Equally delightful were the
vocal numbers by Mrs. w. H. A. Walk
er, guest of the club who is spending
the winter in Washington because Of
Mr. Walkers call here to assist in gov
eminent war work. Mrs. Walker has
soprano voice of exquisite quality
aHan mas most da aeSeptable in Godard.s
Spring" Lullaby" by Cyril Scott. and
aria. "Je dis que rien ne m'epouvante."
from Carmen" by Bizet. Claude
Robson. at the piano. proved a skillful
At All Souls Unitarian Church this
morning Charles r Tfttmann will sing
Unto the Hills Lift 1 Mine Eyes" by
Hawley, and All Praise to God" by
organ. will play Prelude" by Chami-
made: Elevation by Dubois, and
.'Marche solennelIe." from First Suite. ;"
by Borowski.
a . spirited rendition Of quartet ar
France" from Donietti's La File du
Regiment" by the National Quartet
impressing the vast audience which
packed the Sunday Tabernacle, was one
of the features of the Washington's
birthday celebration, held under the
joint auspices of the National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
the Sons of the Revolution in the Dis
trict OF Columbia and the District of
Columbia Society Sons of the American
Revolution.
When the French ambassador was in
troduced to deliver his address at the
request of the committee he was greet
ed by the quartet with this aria. and
the spirit OF the music and the senti-
ment OF the song found response in the
immense audience, which greeted it
with round after round of applause
AS another feature number of the pro-
gram the quartet sang de Koven's ar
| rangement Of Kiplings "RecessionaI"
The National Quartet is composed of
Elizabeth s. Maxwell, soprano: Lillian
Chenoweth, contralto; W. E. Braith-
waite. tenor; Harry NJ. Forker, basso.
with Ethel Garrett Johnston, pianist
on account of the illness of Mr.. Brain
waite. Walter Sorrell, tenor soIoist of
Epiphany Church. substituted for him
for this engagement.
program of piano compositions of
widely contrasting styles by as many
composers was presented by Felix Car
zislia, with mastery technique and in
depreciation Tuesday evening, at the
Arts Club, before large aud snce. An
other red letter event in the musical
n "a H1..h