Evening star., 1919-02-23

tas IN II MAJOR by Barnby. Emtiie
! Margaret White. at the organ. will
play "Andante in A Major" by Stain
er, for prelude, and pestiude, Birth
day March" by Schumann.
4. Louis Thompson, tenor. and the
| Lewis Atwater at the organ, viii
render the music at the special serv-
ice OF All Souls Unitarian Church
this evening. Mr.. Thompson viii sing
| He Maketh Wars to Cease" by
| Chadwick. and Evening Song" by
Massenet, the latter with string quar-
tet accompaniment: the solo Numbers
| by Mr.. Atwater viii include. the pre-
lude, Allegro Maestoso.' from the &c
| Major sonata by Elsar: ofrertory
! Fantasia in G Minor" by Bach. and
sus"ds sSsrtets Moment Moment suscai n nsRasfs s.
schubert; "Andante." by Beethoven;
| "Andante Cantabile.* by Tschaikow-
sky, and Air" by Bach.
Miss Lula Root. contraltc. is sub
Stitu'ing at Hamline Methodist Church
! for Mrs. John Humphrey, who is alb
sent on account of the serious illness
| of her mother. MISC Root. who, with
! Miss Edith p. Athey accom- panying
gave a recital OF Indian songs re-
| the program at the Arts Club, viii
! sing the offertory number this morn
! ing. her selection being ''The Cross"
/ by Ware. The music in addition will in
clude the organ prelude. "Larghetto,
! by Read; quartet. Hear Our Prayer"
/ by Salome. Miss Marian Greene Miss
| Root, Clarence Lewis and Fred
| Schaeffer; organ solo, March" by
! Fauikes Evening, organ prelude. In
! the Twilight" by Harker: quartet,
! ''Hark. Hark. Ny Soul" by Schneider,
| and "Reapers Are Needed" by Beaz-
int+ a
| by Dubois.
t. Among students events of the week
should be noted the recital given
! Tuesday evening t the Washington
/ College of Music, when the following
| program was presented by the pupils
| Piano. The Lively MilF' (Hitgl, James
I Bowen violin. Fantasia. No. ], Op.
/ 12G' tDancla). Marie McCarter; voice.
Boat Song tGrieg>, .Petites Roses.
| tDenzal. Miss Clark; piano, Two
! Skviarks" Ieschetizky), Miss Bailey
spinning Wheel tschn1oiD. Rosa
! kraviiz; voice, Lullaby tBrahmsD
Thy Beaming Eyes" (MacDowelD
and "Bonpy Birds (Speaks}. Miss
Miss Bishop: "Humoresaue" tDvorakt.
/ Ruth Rodier; violin. t'Danse Rustique"
| lThomasl. Emily Light: piano.
/ "Elegie' tNolleD, Miss Ross: voice,
! hODlH on lne Apple Tree fieWettf }.
| You and T. (Childs) and "One Day
! Love Came" fBar arbour), Miss Darby.
| violin. Alteration" (Borowski1. Sal
| Yatere Amato; piano. "Danse Caprice"
! cGriegl. Miss Luber; violin. Scene de
! Ballet" De Beriot). Miss Greenberg.
/ schetizhy), left hand alone, Miss
! Becker.
J. Walter Humphrey, bass, will be
! the offertory soloist this morning at
the First Congregational Church, when
! he will sing, BE Thou With Me" by
fAdam Geibel, the blind organist, of
/ Philadelphia The organ prelude by
! DR.. Stansfield choir director, will be
| "Adagio,' from Sonata Pathetique,
! by Beethoven. and the remaining num-
/ bArs. the choir anthem. Lovely APP
pear" from THE Redemption by
Gounod, with incidental soprano solo
| Mrs. B. H Smart: organ postlude,
| Fiat Lux by Dubois Evening, 7:30
| o'clock, organ prelude. "Toccata and
Fugue, D Minor" by Bach: "Andan-
tino." by Lemare; I'm the Morning.
| ranged for piano and organ, Miss
/ Bernice Thayer at the piano: choir
anthem, Great and Marvellous" by
Farmer; Holy, Holy, Holy by Stew
art; offertory. ''The Shadows of the
Evening Hours by BarriShelley, in
4
Larner: organ postlude. allegro
Moderate" from Fourth Concerto
! by Handel.
I Irving NJ. Tuilar has been engaged
as tenor in the double quartet choir
that sings at the services OF Rock
! Creek Episcopal Church CformerTy st
! PaGrs). This morning the choir. di-
| rected by William HuirDe Taylor, or
gapist, viii sing TIE Deum." by Smart;
/ "Jubilate." by Nevin. and the anthem,
| 20 How Amiable," by Marks.
/ Mrs. Johanna Best Russell. soprano,
and Herbert Riley, vioioncellist, Of
| the SD Infantry Band. will assist the
1 choir of st. Pau1's Lutheran Church
at the musical. service this evening.
The quartet. consisting of Mrs.
| Bertha Hansen Gottsman, soprano;
Miss Lillian Chenowfth. contralto; A.
| G. wilkins, tenor. and Lieut.. Milton
| c. White, bass, will sing Hear My
Prayer" by Mendelssohn. with OBJ
ligato solo by Mrs. Gottsman; duet,
81 Waited for the Lord" by Men
Russell; bass solo. 20 Love That Will
Not Let Me Co." by Harker, Lieut..
White. Miss Locke Kincer at the
organ, will play "Fughetta,' by
| Lemaigre; 'Voix Celeste by Drdla,
and "Scherzo,' by Rogers.
Miss Helen Jacobs will be the of
fertory so1oist this morning at the
Church of the Ascension, when she
will be heard in THE King of Love
My Shepherd Is" by Shelley: the choir
will sing the professional, When
| Morning Gilds the Skies: "Te
Deum," by Baumbach, incidental
solos, Mrs. Martha Taylor, Miss May
Louise Wood. Richard Titton and
Colin Clarke White; "Jubilate by
Schneider. solo, Miss Mildred Lash
horn; recessionaI, Filing Out the Ban
ner." Evening. professional. 'Glori-
Gus Things of Thee Are Spoken:
"Magnificat" and 'Ngnc Dimittis in F
Major" by Simper; foffertory. Come
Unto Me-" by Cha ndIer: recessonal,
20 Lamb OF God. Still Keep Me-"
A Y. NJ. C. A. and Y W. C. A. choral
club was organized last Tuesday
evening. About twenty-five were
present. Percy s. Foster is the di-
rector and Mrs. Etchison is the ac-
companist. The club is to meet every
Tuesday evening al s O'Clock in the
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