Evening star., 1919-03-16

Hart" by Allitsen. with the quartet
singing. softly Now the Light of
Day" by Nevin.
AT Rock Creek Episcopal Church
Tormeriy 81. Paurs Church, Rock
Creek parish) the double quartet
William Hulme Taylor. organist. will
today render 'Benedicite." by Simper:
"Benedictus." by Lemmens. and the
Gau'.
ing program of songs at the fort
nightly salon of the Arts Club Tues
cay evening. following a talk by
Lieut.. Cline of the Signal Corps. L.
s. A. on his experiences in France
in the last fifteen months. John
Galsworthy OF England also delivered
a short address on the relationship
OF American and English art. The
other guests of honor were Mrs. Gals
worthy and Mlie. Yvonne de Trevilie.
The music by the quartet of the
First Baptist Church. directed by Mrs.
Florence Howard. will be supple
mented again today by string quar-
tet, which will play this evening
"Berceuse. by Nevin. and Venetian
Song" by Mendelssohn, and ALA
Marcia" by Bohm.
In addition. there will be a soprano
sol,. IN Dreams I've Heard the An
gels by Faure. sung by Mrs. Howard.
with cello obligato; contratto solo,
Now the Day is Over" by Spross
Elsie Reid Forester: duet, Children,
Now This Love We Cherish. by
Hicks, bass. This morning the music
will consist of aquartet, 1T is a
Good Thing" by Schnecker. sung by
Mrs. Howard. Mary Jacobs. Henry
Kruger and Wheeler Wilson. and a
duet. Jesus. Thou Joy Of Loving
Miss Jacobs. Mrs. Edmund Barry. will
be at the organ at both services.
The Technical High School Opera
Club will present Victor Herberts
famous comic opera. The Wizard of
April and ), for the benefit of the
athletic fund. The principals and
chorus have been rehearsing under
the direction of Miss Florence r.
Keene. music instructor of Tech. and
the Tech orchestra of forty-hve pieces
is working under Do.e Waiten.
Alexis 3. Many and Miss Genevieve
Marsh are the stage directors. and
Miss Jessie Coope has charge of the
dances.
The role of Cleopatra will be sung
by Miss Gladys Price. who was heard
in Robin Hood last year Sigmund
Sachs. who sang the Sheriff in Robin
son will be heard in the role of
Ptarmigan. Mary Langley will be
Simoona. Stephen Fe8an. Kibosh;
William Santelman. jr., Cheops, and
Harry Marlowe, the priest
Dore Walten, who has been the con-
NI,,1
ing the past seven years, has been
connected with prominent opera COM
paRies as a violoncellist.
Elaborate scenery and costumes are
being provided.
was presented by chorus of 100
voices, under direction of the COM
poser, Thursday evening in Columbia
Hall, Washington Missionary College,
Takoma Park. Mrs. Francis Perce-
Stratton. director of vocal music at
preparation of the work, yielding the
baton to DR.. Gei5el for the occasion.
The solo parts were sustained by Mrs.
Hazel Bachschmid. soprano: Evan
gelist Carlyle e. Haynes and Pastor
Virbrook Nutter tenors; Miss Ruth
Roberts. contralto: Harry Edwards.
baritone, and Francis Parrish, bass.
The Kimban Quartet. composed of
Fannie Shreve Heartsill, Helen Marie
Koontz. Charles E. Myers and Francis
p. Heartsill, with Katharine Flock
numbers at an entertainment given
last Saturday evening by the Lamb
skin Club.
Miss Ruth Bronson. violinist. will
be the assisting soloist at Gunton
Temple Presbyterian Church this
morning. when she will play "Adora-
ton" by Borowski. The regular choir.
consisting of a triple quartet. directed
by John G.. Klein. supported by Mrs.
Klein at the organ, will render the
anthems, praise the Lord" by Ran
degger. and Dear Spirit, Lead Me,
by Miles. the incidental solos being
sustained by Fred East.
The Washington College of Music
will give it's sixteenth public students
concert Thursday evening in New Ma
sonic Auditorium. No cards Of admis-
sion are required and the public is
cordially invited to be present. AS has
been the custom at these concerts for
the past two years, the District Of CO.
lumbia Chapter of the Red Cross will
take up a collection for the benefit Of
the organization. The orchestra Of
the college. directed by c. e. Chris
tiani. W. rnder selections by Mo-
zart. Ntvyl and three dances from
Nell Gwynn," by Edward German.
the Ems glish composer. and others par
ticipatiI,g in the program will be Alice
Taylor. Olga Prumke, Louis Metesky,
Dorothy McCauley. Gertrude Dyre.
Rena Greenberg, Clara Young, Alden
Finckel, Sara Becker, Henry Chris
tiani and Estelle Thomas.
S. NJ. Fabian. pianist, will be the as
Sisting soloist at this afternoons serv-
ice at the Church of the Covenant at