Evening star., 1919-02-23

and the Mount Pleasant chorus,
directed by Norton d. Little with
Claude Robeson at the organ. will
sing Behold, God is Greas by
from The Creation" by HAYDN, and
Festival TIE Deum,' by Buck. Mr..
! Solemn Melody" by Davies. and
posttude FESTIVAL by Parker. This
morning the music viii be given by
of Miss Florence Steffens, centealto
seloist who will sing at The offertory.
THE Lord is Ny Light by Allitsen.
Mrs Margaret Rabold will entertain
AT atl informal musical Wednesday
evening at her studio. assisted by
Miss Clara Aseherfeld of Baltimore
Leroy Lewis. baritone. who made
such a fine impression Al recent
musical of the Friday Morning
Music Club, sang Tuesday evening at
the Washington Club. repeating ms
recent success in his rendition OF
Siehers Alpine Rose War by
Rogers. and encore THE Rose En-
slaves the Nightingale" by RfmskY-
korsakov Miss Mabel Linton, VINO
played his areompanfrnents, WAS aex
,shopin'S Butterfly Etude and
.tsa6zonc nctta. by Sehuett.
Mrs Flora McGlll Keefer. soprano,
was the Soloist at the weekly assem- :
bly Wednesday afternoon at hatlohai
Cross. singing the Red Cross hymn
words of which were written by Or
John H Finley music by Hofa no
Parker. Mrs Huron Lawson VIII sing
at the affair next Wednesday after
noon al O'Clock.
4 patriotic musical service in com :
III erheration of 'Washington's bixh
day Will be given this evening ar IN
gram Congregational Church by the
regular choir of. twentV-n"e -s''His," $,
assisted by the Columbia quartet,
seprano: Miss Spickelman. contralto
Mr.. Jett. tenor, and Mr.. Gather, 'Jr..
bass; Miss Ruth Bronson, viofnist,
and an orchestra OF seven pieces, with
Mrs. Henry, Hunt Mckee organ,st
will also contribute TO the affair This
morning the music wilI include prel-
ude. Ave Maria" by owe en-, for piano
and organ; anthem, 'Cantata Dom
ino.' by Buck; bass solo, Abide With
Me-" by Liddle, j. q. Gather, Jr.
postlude "Saluting The ColoTs.' by
CoIeridge TIA ylor
George H. Miller, baritoue. for many
years soioist a the, Church of the
Covenant has returned from the west
where he has been making his home
for the past. five years, and WIFI sing
this afternoon at the service of the
church beginning al $50 o'clock, MIR
Miller viii sing My Task" by Ash
ford and the aria, "ft Is Enough.
from "EIjah." by Mendelssohn. n
addition Mrs Jewell Downs, who
made such a favorable impression by
her work at the piano at the recent
10 n
play. the firsE movement of the Moon
light Sonata" by Beethoven and
"Lfebestraum (No. 81, by Liszt The
triple quartet viii render the an
thems. Il Will Lay Me s, Down in
Peace" by HiIes. with incidental
and ''Sun Of My Soul" by Billiard,
with incidental soprano. tenor and
bass solos by Miss Netta Craig. Mr..
Backing by Fred East Harvey Muir
ray al the organ VIII play for prei-
ude elevation efebure- Wely, ind
man. The program this evening by
tho chorus choir and double quar-
tet will include the organ prelude
Alteration" from The Holy City,
by GauI; anthem, Abide With Me, =
by Goodearl; incidental eontraito and
bass solos, Miss Mary Jacobs and
Wheeler Wilson: bass solo, When
With Doubling and With Dreading, "
by Tosti. Fred East; anthem hymn
Beautiful Isle" by Fearles, inciden-
tai solos and trips, Mrs Downs, Mr..
Wilson and Mr.. East: offertory an
them, 4As Pants the Hart, by
Spohr; incidental solo, Miss Craig
organ postlude by SeIby. Both serv-
ices will be under direction of Mr.
WrightsoD. with AR. Murray at the
organ. and in the evening, Claude
Robson at the piano.
George wilson for many years or
ganist Of Foundry Methodist Church
has been .honorably discharged from
the service, and has resumed his du-
ties at the church.
Mrs. George Johannes has returned
TO Philadelphia after visit to friends
here, during which she sang again
with the Rubinstein Club, of which
she was formerly member.
An enjoyable musical and dramatic
entertainment was given recently at
Mount Vernon Place NJ. f. Chuch
South, the program being rendered by
a quartet consisting of Fannie Shreve
Heartsill, Helen Marie Koontz,
Charles f. Myers and Francis p.
Heartsill, accompanied by Marie
Humphreys Little.
The triple quartet of Gunton TEN :
pie Presbyterian Church, under di-
rection Of John G. Klein, will sing this
morning the anthems, "Tarry With
Me. o My Savior by Baldwin, with
incidental baritone solo by Fred East.
and Consider and Hear Me- by
Pfuger. incidental solo. Miss May
Norwood. Miss Dorothy Callahan, So
prano, will sing also Cary's setting
of Nearer. My God. to Thee" and
Frank Goebel. tenor. will be heard in
two Cities" by Hamilton Grey
soloist of the Church of the Incarna-
ton, will sing this morning at the
offertory. How Long Wilt Thou For
get Me?" by Obey Speaks and the
choir, directed by Mrs. Henry White.
will render "Te Deum in 3 Flat
ADJUSTMENTS.