Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

in Lead. Kindly Light" by Coombs.
and Mr.. Williams will contribute one
number My God. My Savior. While
I Stray" by Marston.
Miss Katherine Rich. mezZo soprano,
will sing today at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, her numbers
being Hear My Cry by Millegan and
Take Heart. Ye Weary" by Mendels-
sohn. Claude Robson. at the organ.
will play for prelude, Vision by
Rheinberger. and for postlude Fan
fare" by Lemmens.
Alice Douglas Jones. contralto, will be
the offertory Soloist at the Church OF
the Incarnation this morning. when she
will sing .If God So Clothe the Grass, :"
by Bischoff. The choir. under direction
of Mrs. Henry White. will render TIE
Deum. by Shuey. the incidental solo
being sustained by Mrs Olive Joyce
soprano; Miss Jones. Lieut.. John Cam
eron. tenor. and Quincy f. Wcrlein
baritone. Other numbers will be ''Jubi-
late" by Garrett. and Emile Margaret
White. at the organ. will play ''Andante
con Moto." by Mendelssohn. for prelude.
and Festival March" by Swift. for
postlude. This service will conclude the
choir work for the season.
Mrs Charles w. Fairfax. chairman of
the music committee of the Arts Club.
is spending a fortnight at Atlantic City.
She left Tuesday in company with Mr..
Fairfax. and will be Joined there during
the week by her mother. Mrs. J. q.
Bowen.
John George Klein entertained at a
recital Wednesday evening at Studio
! Hall. presenting his class of pupils in
we'll chosen program of songs. AS
sisting in giving the program was Miss
Ruth Bronson. violnist. who played
Drdla's Souvenir and Oriental" by
Cesar Cui Mrs. Klein. who presided at
the piano throughout the evening. was
presented by the class with a basket Of
American Beauty roses.
The enjoyable program included the
songs Rose in the Bud Foster) and
"One Fleeing Hour" Lee). Carl n.
Byers: Song of the Soul" tBreiD. Miss
(Rogers) and Goodnight tEastmam.
Miss c. f. LOOMS; ITO You" (Speaks)
and AT Dawning" lCadmanD. Miss
Ide1le Culbertson; DE Las Long Res 4"
way). w. S. Lines; awake. Little
Flower" tSans SoucD and 81 Love You
Truly" (Bond). Miss Florence Mae
Lindsey; Rose of My Heart 0-ohr).
Charles Piozet: mine" (BalD and
Summer Wind" tBischof). William
Because" (d'Hardelot). Miss Helen d.
Callahan: From the Land of the Sky
Blue Water and THE White Dawn Is
Stealing" (Cadman). Mrs. Harry Shack
lett; Far Off I Hear a Lovers Lutte"
and The Moon Drops Low Cadman).
Ladye" (Elliott) and The Nightingale's
Song fNevin). Miss Elizabeth Lackey;
81 know Lovely Garden" ID HardeloD.
Edward p. Williams; "In Already"
Valley of Laughter tsanderson) and
1.-The Wind" (Spross). Miss Ruth Lee:
Lolita (Peccia), Mrs. Edward P. Will
liams: Dear Love, Remember Me"
CMarshalD and "All for You" ID Harde-
loO, Miss Mary Langley: "Macushla"
(MacMurrough) and "Cntif (Sander-
SOM, Albert F. Henkel.
Mrs. Frederick L. Strang. formerly
Elsie Carleton Small, has resigned
her position as soprano solost at YER
mont Avenue Christian Church and will
be heard for the last time at that church
today. when she will sing at the II
O'Clock service Trust Ye in the Lord"
by John Prindle Scott. and at the s
o'clock service Come Unto Him." from
Handles Messiah" Mrs Strang is leav-
ing Washington early in July to join
her husband. who is with the state ex-
tension service of New Jersey in the
capacity of county agricultural agent
for Sussex county. and they will make
their home in Newton, n. J.
Pupils of Prof. and Mrs. H. Clay
Murray held their annual recitals at
Northeast Masonic Temple Monday,
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday even
ings of last week. They were assist
ed by Miss Della de Edwin. violinist;
Milton B. Fillius. vocalist: Mrs. Crown.
accompanist, and Frances ODER and
Marion Frisbie. dancers. Among those
contributing to the various programs
we're Gladys Oliver. Myra Thompson.
Ethel and Catherine Cooksey, Lyn-
wood Terry, Edward Jones, Mary
Cohen, Margaret Reed, Grace Walther.
Mary Sullivan, Addie Dice. Alta Woo
lard, Clarence White, Kate. Vivian
and Burrell Pool. Leonard Connolly,