Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-06

services at All Souls Unitarian Church.
assist Charles T. Tittman. bass, and Lewis
Corning Atwater, organist, In an attrac-
tive program. At the other services Mrs.
Newton d. Baker, wife of the Secretary
of War; Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody,
contralto; Mrs. w. G. Leland. violinist;
Edythe Marmion Brosius. harpist; Mrs.
Coggeshall, violinist; Richard Lorleberg,
violoncellist and the Lorleberg String
Quartet, will assist. Myron Whitney,
baritone. will probably also contribute
to one of the services. At this morn
ings service Mr.. Tittmann will sing
Eternal Life by Herndon Morsell. and
Il VIII Sing New Songs of Gladness," by
Dvorak. and Mr.. Atwater will play, for
prelude, Prayer" by Guilmant; offer
tory, 'Andante.'' by Raft. and postIude.
March," by Faulkes.
Mrs. c. w. Otis of Terre Haute, Ind, is
visiting her father. DR.. Hamlin Cogswell,
director Of music in the Washington
public schools. Mrs. Otis is director of
the Terre Haute Oratorio Society and
the Chaminade Club (women's voices),
and is organist and choir director of
the First Methodist Church of that city.
Many complimentary notices of her
work. both as a conductor and soloist,
have appeared from time to time In
music journals.
Oliver Smith. tenor. and Miss Mabel
Linton, pianist, will give the musical
portion of the program at the Arts Club
Thursday evening.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. w Weber.
conducting, will give its monthly public
ture room of the Keller Memorial
Church. Miss Katharine Peacock, So
prano; U. L. Duncan, baritone, and
George ]. schniteer,. cellist. will be the
soloists. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to music lovers to attend.
The Community Symphony Orchestra
will resume rehearsals Tuesday evening
and DIR. Cogswei1 promises a public APP
pearance OF the organization in the near
future. There are vacancies for few
violinists. one clarinet. cello and double
bass. Applications should be sent to Dr.
Cogswe1l at the Wilson Normal School
The orchestra will present some inter-
est1ng novelties at the next concert.
Robert Maitland of London, who is
here to sing the bass parts in THE
Messiah" tomorrow evening with the
be a soloist at both the afternoon and
evening services of the Church of the
Covenant today. Mr.. Maitland will
sing this afternoon the aria, Rolling
in Foaming Billows," from Haydn's
Thou Art Gone" from The Messiah
by Haendel, and ut Is Enough" from
Mendelssohn's Elijah" The remainder
of the programs will be given this
afternoon by the triple quartet and
voices, both services being under d.
rection Of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson,
with Harvey Murray at the organ. the
numbers being as follows: Afternoon
Toward Evening" by whitney; For
sake Me Not by Stevenson. incidental
tenor solo. Richard P. Backing: by the
Water of Babylon by Stoughton. in
cidental solos. Mrs. Beulah Harper Dun
Evening-organ prelude. "Marche Re-
lfgieuse." by C1ausman: anthem. 20
Paradise. o Paradise by Neidlinger.
incidental soprano solo. Miss Meta
Craig; Come Unto Me-" by Gounod:
by Tours.
J. Walter Humphrey. bass, sang in his
old place last Sunday afternoon at the
Church of the Covenant giving the solo.
1T Was for Me-" by Blount.
Arts Club Sunday evening was attended
by large audience Haydn's "kinder
Sinfonie." under direction OF Mrs. F. w.
True, conductor OF the Friday Morning
able. given by chorus. with violins. VIC
loncello. plano and the toy Instruments
cuckoo. nightingale. quail. trumpet. rat
tie. bell-tree. triangle. drum and cymbals.
The second part Of the program. in con-
trast to the first. consisted Of soprano
solos by Mrs. Winfield Scott Cline. who
delighted the guests with her interpreta-
ton of That's the World in June by
Spross: Twilight" by Katherine Glen;
schminke. and "A Toi." by Bemberg.
Some Of the numbers were made addition
ally effective by cello obligato by Miss
Miriam Larking. among them. "Chanson
glamour" by Holman: Les Deux Ser
by Xavier Leroux. Mrs. Florence salin
proved acceptable at the plano with Mrs
Cline.
Mrs, Helen Macleod coift entertained
recently at an informal musical in hon.
or of Miss Miriam Bryan, former pu-
pill. now a student at Western Maryland
College. Miss Bryan. who was home for
the holidays, is daughter of Rev. ].
Franklin Bryan, pastor of the North
Carolina Methodist Church. and has a
lyric voice of much promise, and in ad-
dition to her numbers. solos were given
by Oliver Smith. tenor; Harlan Ran
dali. baritone. and Mrs. Cliff. contralto.
Miss Katherine McNeal, pianist. has
returned to New York after spending
the Christmas holidays here with her
parents. Miss McNeal has been engaged
to give a series of recitals Jointly with
Miss Grace Cowfe, interpretative dancer,
the second Wednesday of each month
throughout the season at the Moves
Studio Theater, in New York CITY, She
will be heard also in recital this month
in PHILADELPHIA.
At the Calvary NJ. E. Church holiday
a double quartet, organ
lied from among the members of the
church. acceptably rendered Nazareth"