Evening star., 1919-02-02

evening with Mr. hopeSOn at LHe
piano. This afternoon the numbers,
in addition to Mr.. East's solos.
will include the organ prelude.
"Andante." by Lyons; anthem. AS
Pants the Hart" by Hall; incidental
solos, Miss Mary Beisser, Richard r.
Backing and Mr. East; anthem.
abide with Me-" by Fisher: incident
al contralto solo. Miss Beisser; The
Shadows of the Evening Yours by
Matthews; incidental soprano solo.
Miss Netta Craig; offertory anthem.
Lead Us. o Father" by Spross, in
cidentai tenor solo, Mr. Backing: or
gan postlude. symphonic Allegro.
by Salome. Evening organ prelude.
"Andante." from Fifth symphony"
by Tschaikowski; anthem. onward,
Christian Soldiers" by Jude; soprano
solo. God Is My Refuge" by Carey,
Miss Craig: anthem, Dear Spirit,
Lead Me" by Miles. Mr.. East and
choir; offertory. o Lord. God, to
Whom Vengeance Beiongeth." by
Nevin; organ postlude, Finale" from
Sonata de Camera
Student events of the week include the
recital last evening at Temple Baptist
Church. at which Miss Florence Nc
Donell presented a class in piano num-
bers Among selections by the pupils
played by Virginia Sherman two studies
by Mrs. Virgil and Margaret Stewart :
Scharwenka'S Polish Dance, arranged
for four hands, rendered by Henry Wal
ter and Miss Mcdonnell: ''NIinuet,' by
Beethoven, Helen Harter: Butterfly
by Merkel. Mari Morhart ''Reverie. by
Friml, and Evening Bells" by Kuliak.
Henrietta Albers Fairy Tale" by Cur
lit, Louise Albers; ''Minuet," from Don
Giovanni; by Mozart. and "scherzo,,
by Schubert. Katharine Conway, and
"Berceuse." by Schytte, Kathryn Brown.
The second part of the program was de-
voted to works of French composers
"Pizzicarti," from Ballet SYLVIA by
Delibes, Misses Brown and Mcdonnell;
.vaise Lente;.' by Delibes; Henry Wal
"Au Matin' and "valse BrilIiante," by
GODDARD, Katharyn Watson: "Venetienne
Barcarolle." by GODDARD. Elizabeth AL
bers, and Pas des Amphores' and
"Pierrette," for four hands, by Chami-
made. Elizabeth Albers and Miss Nc
Donell.
The Rebew Orchestra, H ". Weber.
conG-ctor. viii give a public re-
hearsal tomorrow evening in the
lecture room of the Keller Memorial
Church. Miss Mary Langley, soprano:
Miss May Norwood. contralto, and
Harry Gilman's F"wniian Octet will
assist in givinr rogram.
s- Vv~s
Paul Fishhau. in charge of
ment given last Sunday afternoon at
the tea of the Food Administration
Cub. Miss Gladys Price, soprano;
Martin Richardson, tenor, and Ruth
Bronson, violinist, each contributed
solos, and Mrs. Edgar Ricard presided
at the tea table.
The musical at the Arts Club this
evening will be given by Mrs. Nevil
Ford of Boston. who will be heard
in songs. and Mrs. Inez Gill Carroll of
Cincinnati. who will contribute sew
eral piano numbers. o.
Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax, soprano;
Anton Kaspar. violinist. and Mrs.
Inez Gill Carroll, pianist, gave a most
enjoyable program last week for the
Friday Morning Musical Club. Mrs.
enstein. sang Mai" by Hahn: LIN
truse." by Fevrier: '1l Neige." by
Tear Drops.' BY Mana
yucca: "In the Yellow Dusk" (song Of
old China), by Horsman. and one
number by Karolyn Basset Mr. Kas-
George Wilson. in Hubay.s "Andante."
''Zigeunerweisen." by Sarasate; 'tSere-
made" by D'Ambrosio; "Deep River
by Burleigh, and "Schoem Rosmaerin,"
by kreisler. and Mrs. Carroll, one of
Washington's newcomers. made an
excellent impression in "Etude' and
Siberian Waltz" both by Cyril Scott.
and 'Etude." by Liszt.
Ruth Bronson, vio1inist, will assist
the triple quartet of Gunton-Temple
Church this morning,
playing Handers Largo" The choir,
Klein at the organ, will sing the an
thems, 1 Will Give You Rest. by
West. and incline Thine Ear" by
Himmel. with incidental solo by Mrs.
Harry Shacklett. Mr.. Klein and Fred
East viii sing the tenor and baritone
duet % Loving Voice of Jesus" by
George B. Nevin.
Miss Helen Yeager and Miss Mary
Louise Wood will sustain the solo
parts in the offertory anthem. .sThe
Aihg IN HIS Reauty."' at the Church
of the Ascension this morning and
TINS evening the choir will sing the
anthem, the Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away" by Woodward.
Miss Mary Steinmetz-Burkholde
soprano, will sing Tuesday evening
at the banquet of the Mcleod class
when she will give a group of songs
and two operate arias.
Mrs. w. s. Cline was the soIoist
last Saturday evening at the enter
tainment given by Mrs. Alfred Gill
lett Tor convalescent soldiers from
the Walter Reed Hospital Miss Lois
Stuntz accompanied Mrs. Cline.
A double quartet, with harm and
organ accompaniment, will give the
musical portion of the special service
this evening at Gurley Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The ouartet
consists of Misses Josephine Altman
and Elizabeth McRay. sopranos; Mar
garet Wingert and Helen McKeever.
contraltos: r. NJ. Wilhelm and w. E'
Brathawaite. tenors, and Edwin NJ.
McCarty and F.. II. Fortney basses.
with William Van der Wall at the
harp and Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham
at the organ. Among the numbers
Will be the organ prelude, Bells at
Eyentide,' by Gilbert: anthem, "The
Mercies of the Lord" by Williams:
harp solo. 'Fantasie." by Saint -Saens:
anthem. 20 Lord. Most Holy" by Abt;
tenor solo. Rejoice, Ye Pure in
Heart" by HUM. and organ post1ude,
professional" by Wilson. This morn
ing the music will consist of the
organ prelude. "Diapason Movement" :"
by Clark: contralto solo. abide With
Me-" by Spence, Mrs. BeuIah Harper
Dunwoody; duet, 20 Divine Redeem