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

Kelly; To a Hill Top" .Raiph Cox
Miss Flagel; Lullaby and Sc
Limits, BARBOUR: Miss BESSIE pr'c :.
New World Is Born" difference Gere
Miss Mathild Sigl: Love Came
Dawn" Grant Schaefer> and Vale
OF Laughter" (Sanderson). Miss. Rut
Springs Awakening CSanderson
Miss Kathryn McSorley: Down
the Forest" tRonald). Miss katherin
Sia,,terE: "Fiorian song GODDARD
Lowell: Star" UoGers). Miss Mar
Slattery: Now That Aprirs There
tGoatley) and My Heart at Tn
Sweet Voice" tSaint- Saens). Miss Me
tSossD. Miss Caroline Manning
recitative and aria from "TrsDiata
lSerdD. Mrs. Edna Hllyard Howard
Bells Saint Saens). In the Cit
Eazaars" tFind-n, Miss CAROLYN
Manning: Romans" from "Cavalleria
kusticana sing; Smile. Slumber
Mrs. Edna Hillysrd Howard
Mrs. r. NJ. Daigleish president
the kuhinstein Club. is expected 4
where she went Wednesday for a few
days. holiday.
Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax. chairma d
of the music committee of the ArtS
Club. is spending fortnight at At
lantic city. where she will he Joined
early this week by her mother. Mrs|
J. G.. Bowen.
W. r. Hamill. orsanist and choir|
n q ht1rs nf h..
sion. has arranged some attractive
musical numbers to be given at the
services today celebrating the
hfteenth anniversary of the ordina !
ton of the rector. Rev. DR.. j. Hem
ming helms. Among the numbers
VIII be the organ prelude. Allegro
Appassionata. from Fifth Sonata"
by Guilmant: TIE Deum. Il Minor y
by Buck: ',Jubilate." by Schneider
introit. How Beautiful Upon The
Mountains. by Spinny: anthem, In
fold. We Portals" by Gounod: organ
Queen of Sheba." by Gounod. The
incidental solos will be sustained by
Miss Carolyn Boardman. Miss Eliza
beth Dayton. Mrs. Francis Thompson
and Miss Mildred Lashorn. sopranos
Miss NJ. Louisa Wood. alto: Lawrence
Schiiier, tenor and Francis Thompson
bass.
Miss Elena Hall closed her season
with pupils recital at the Eliza
beth Somers' building. Miss Bland and
MISS soardman assisting. The stu
dents deserving special mention are
Martin Hall, Ellen Fay. Gertrude
Osborn. Jeanette krigbaum. SYLVIA
Ely and Laura Schuyler. Miss Hall.
who had her mother. Mrs j. N. Hall
as her guest for some time past will
leaVe tuesday for Walla ing ford,
conn. and will spend her summer
divided between relatives there and
in Massachusetts
The quartet of the First Baptist
Church. consisting OF Mrs. Florence
toward, soprano and director: Miss
Marian Larner, contralto; Howard
Greene. tenor. and Harry Helwig, bass
VIII render this morning the anthems
BE StiH Then and Know That l Am
Cod by Buck. and II Would Not Live
Always" by Schneider. with incidental
solo by Miss Larner. This evening the
quartet will render Il Am Alpha and
Omega" by Stainer. and Mrs Howard
will sing at the offertory De Koven's
setting of Kipling's "Recessional." Mrs.
Barry: at the organ. will play this morn
ing Prayer, by Lemaigre. and 'Tri-
umphal March," by Heintz. and this
evening Meditation" by Flagler, and
professional March," by Guiraud.
The musical at the Arts Club last
Sunday evening was given by the Kas-
par String Quartet and Milton Schwartz.
the boy violinist. and proved one of the
most enjoyable events of the spring sea
son. The youthful artist gave Con
certo,'' by Accola: Drdla's Souvenir
'Bolero" and Perpetual Notion" both
by Bohn. creating much enthusiasm by
his beautiful technique. and the quar-
tet. comprising Mrs. Elizabeth wilbur
Parks. first violin: Mathew Sazama.
second violin; Josef Kaspar. viola, and
and precision "Andante Canta bile and
Morning Prayer" both by Tscha;kow-
sky. and "Pastorale," by Ernest Lent.