Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
MUSICAL MENTION

Korson, An. Ladas. Tony Del yecchio
Chr Spandon. Hugh e. SALESMAN. plan
ss q nsmpso nisaassss Ant
Bassos. Spires Peratinos. X. Epitropou
Ar. Moshovitis, Ant. Del vecchio, G.
Vougioukas. p. Tsipouras, Thi. Kara
gianopoulos. s. Kalentzopoulos, J. Ma
nolakis. Chr. Spandon, K. Zaharopouios
The quartet of st. Paurs Lutheran
Church. composed OF Mrs. Bertha Han
sen Gottsman, soprano and director;
Miss Lillian Chenowith, contralto: A. C.
Wilkins. tenor, and Lieut.. Milton c.
White. bass. with Miss Locke KinceI
at the organ. will give the first of this
seasons musical services this evening
The quartet will be assisted by Mrs
Johanna Best Russell. soprano; Lieut.
Jean LIE Bat of the French high COM
mission. tenor, and David Nemser, vio-
linist. Among the numbers to be rem
dered will be the quartet. Hear My
Prayer by Mendelssohn with incl
dental obligato by Mrs. Gottsman; con-
tralto solo, THE Lord Is My Helper
by Adams. Miss Chenowith; duet, BE
Mr.. wilkins and Lieut.. White. Miss
kincer will play an excerpt from
Sonata in E Minor" by Rogers. and
march from "Tannhauser," by Wag-
ner. Lieut.. White has only recently
rejoined the quartet. having been at
was on duty with the Army Service
Corps.
Mrs. Mary S. Parker entertained at
a musical at her residence Tuesday
evening for her student class and
were Mary and Winifred Mcneil,
Misses Kitchin. Mary Love. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Walker. Clara
Walker. Miss Helen Thiel. Mrs. Jo-
seph Maxwell. Miss Lucie Maxwell.
Misses yelling Mrs. Joseph Gronna
dore Tiller, jr.; Miss Orme. Mrs. Louis
Barr, Mrs. Ruth Lewis. MISS Hazel
Hicock. Juliette and Winifred Cur
tbs. Lucille and Elizabeth Johnson,
Misses Hasbrouck. Mrs. Clara Avery,
Billy Avery and Mildred Battle. Flor
Grace Carter, Nellie Carter. Misses
Burton, Richard Battle Myron Adams.
Ruth and Billy Day. William Gallen,
ger, Frank and Shaw Blackstone.
William and Merl Clementsen. Mrs.
Q. Lewis, Mrs. Kinsell. Miss Dorothy
Hasbrouck. daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Hasbrouck, contributed violin
solo: Miss Hester Beall gave a read
ing, Edna Hanon was heard in several
vocal solos, and Miss Catherine Cham
berlain and Miss Mary Battle, piano
solos.
The music at today's services at
Metropolitan NJ. E. Church will in
clude this morning the quartets. Send
Out Thy Light" by Gounoi. and Fear
evening "Blind and Alone" by
Mathews, and "Tarry With Me- o My
Savior. by Osgood, sung by Fannie
Shreve Heartsill, Helen Marie Koonts.
John w. Martyr and Arthur N. Gard
ner, with Minerva Bailey at the organ.
Instead of the usual musical given
every Tuesday afternoon from $50 to
Z o'clock at the Y. w. c. A.. the en-
tertainment this week will consist of
group of readings by j. Lewis
Moneyway of the War Camp Commu-
nifty Service. who has been very popu-
lar with the men in the camps. Mr..
Moneyway's numbers will include
way Down South" by Howard Wee
don; "A Summer Vacation" by Dor
othy Dent; '.Uh-Huh, Not Me-" anony-
nous; .eviney at the NJ. P.,,s." by
Blanche Goodman: "The ImmovabiI-
ity of Shoe and What Happened to
Rastus." both anonymous.
The choir of the Church of the In
carnation, under direction of Mrs.
Henry White. will sing this morning
"Te Deum in D Major" by Dressler:
"Jubilate Dec in C Major by Buck.
with incidental solos by Mrs. Olive
Joyce, soprano. and Quincy E. Wer-
lein, baritone. The offertory anthem
will be, Seek Ye the Lord" by Rob-
erts, with incidental sool and obligato
by Mrs. Joyce.
: The Nevin Trio spent a successful
two days recently at Camp Lee, Va,
giving Ave concerts and singing in
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the soldiers who could not go to the
concerts. The trio sang also at the
celebration of ladies' night by the
Sons of the American Revolution.
making the fourth annual engagement
of the trio with this organization.
The personnel of the trio this season
consists of Miss Lille Winner, Mrs.
Ruth Simpson and Miss Edna Bar
Der, with Miss Charlotte Klein as ac-
companist.
Miss Elsa Louise Raner. violinist.
who goes to New York every two
weeks to study with Leopold Auer.
was heard recently imp joint recital
with Miss Vera Browne, soprano, be-
fore the Thursday Morning Music
Club of New York. of which Mrs.
Weichman. sister of Walter Damrosch.
is president. During her stay in New
York, Miss Raner was the guest of
Mrs. Edward A. Grossman, q member
of the club, a group Of whose compo-
sitions presented by Miss Browne at
their recital proved most attractive.
as did the solos by Miss Raner.
Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler. soprano.
formerly of Columbus, Ohio, sang at
the Church OF the Covenant last Sat-
urday evening and also Wednesday
afternoon for the Anthony League,
when she was heard in IAN Open
Secret" by Woodman, and "A Song
OF Thanksgiving" by Allitsen.
Mary Helen Howe, soprano, inau-
gurated the musical evenings at the
Calvert Club last Sunday in a pro-
gram of French and American songs
and operatic selections. She was as
sisted by Willard Howe. in character
readings, and Vera Elicit ably filed
the role of accompanist.
Miss Howe was also one Of the con-
tributors to the lobby concert of the
Y. NJ. G. A. when she was heard in
English ballads and Italian songs.
Others on the program were Lewis
Clark, saxophone; Myrtle Kirsheimer,
John r. Monroe and l.. F. Rice, pian-
lists, and Sarah Manypenny reader.
Schubert's AVE Maria" for harp and
organ will be the prelude at the
opening of the morning service today
at the First Congregational Church
and will be followed by the anthem,