Evening star., 1919-03-30


reconstruction work for the Notre
Dame Sisters in the devastated por
tions of Belgium, are completed and
a most attractive program prepared.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld will play
the Liszt arrangement of Schuberts
"Wanderer' and her own arrange
ment of the Paganini-Liszt Echo
Study" and Hungarian Rhapsody"
by List (No. IL. Victor Golibart,
tenor. who has been for some time
in New York completing his prepara-
tions for a professional career, will
sing "Rudolph's Narrative" by
Puccini and a group, Care Selve." by
Handel "She Never Told Her Love-"
by Haydn; DO Not Go, My Love by
Hageman. and Christ in Flanders,
by Ward Stevens. Edith Marmion
Rrosius, harpist, will give group of
solos, and the Rubinstein Club, Claude
Rebeson, conducting. with Mrs
Blandy at the piano, will contribute
the opening and closing groups of
the program. among the numbers be-
ing Ru5instein's "Wanderer's Even
by Herman: Before the Daybreak."
by Nevin; THE Morning" by Victor
Harris; "Snowf1akes," by Cowen, and
Prom the Green Heart of the
Waters" by Coleridge-Taylor. SEN
iors of Trinity College are in charge
QuA galaxy of talent will con-
tribu to a special musical service
this evening at Luther Memorial
Church. Sergt. c. E. McAfee, MEM
ber of the American Guild of Organ
Mrs. Edith Bayly, soprano: Mrs AR
thur Pierce, contra1to; DIR. c. +. Frai-
ley. tenor; Elijah Kinsella, bass. and
Lynch Luquer, violinist. SerGt. Nc
Afee was, before entering the service,
organist of the largest Presbyterian
Church in the Sewickley Valley, Pa.
has studied with famous masters
both here and abroad and has played
in prominent churches in England. Fe
has also presided at the organ in the
Auditorium at Ocean Grove on various
occasions. taking the place OF the
regular organist, Mr.. McReynoids. AT
present he is stationed at Camp Melgs
and has been substituting at Ingram
Congregational Church for the resu-
lar organist, Mrs. Mckee, who has
been absent on account OF illness.
Mrs. Bayly was formerly of Washing
club work here. For several years
past she has made her home in Pitts
burgh, where she was soloist in the
Perryville Avenue NJ. E. Church, po-
sition she resigned to enlist as can
tteen worker with the Z. M. c. A. III
France. Stopping in Washington on
her way overseas. she was detained
here for local work in the camps. as
sisting also in the work of the War
Camp Community Service. She mas
been very successful not only in her
solo work, but also in directing the
chorus work of the men in uniform.
The program this evening will include
the organ solo, Festival Prelude. by
Faulkes: quartet. Fear Not Ye, y
Israel" by Spicker: organ solo, Song
to the Evening Star" from '.rannhau-
SER" by Wagner; tenor solo. HOW
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings,, by Lid
die: organ solo. overture to "Lohen-
grin" by Wagner; duet. The Cruel
dx," by Faure: organ solo, La Cln-
ouaintafne," by Gabriel-Marie; bass
solo, by the Waters of Babylon by
Speaks: Largo" by Handel. arranged
for violin and organ; organ so!o
Prayer and Cradle Song" by, Gull
mant; quartet. with violin obligato.
MY Faith Looks Up to Thee by
Schneider; organ solo. memories. oy
st. Clair.
Members of the Friday Morning
Music Club and their friends enjoyed
one of the choice programs OF the
season last week at the Wash
ington Club. where a recital for
two pianos was given by Mrs.
Heinl and Mrs. Prindle. with Mrs.
William T. Reed. contralte. con-
tributing a group of solos. The duos
consisted of Schumann's "Andante
and Variations" Mozart's Sonata in
D Major" and Saint-Saens "Varia-
tions on a Theme by Beethoven" and
in the Desert" by Gertrude Ross; AN
Open Secret" by WoodmaR; When
Roses Bloom" by Reichardt; Dawn"
by Pearl Cufran: '"The Mither
Heart" by Stickles. and DE or Ark's
a-Movin'." by Guion. Miss Mabel c.
Linton accompanying.
Sydney Lloyd wrightson enter
tanned the evening choir of the
Church of the Covenant last week at
the close of the Wednesday evening
rehearsal an ENJOYABLE feature OF the
affair being a joint recital by s. NJ.
Fabian and the host and talk by
Rev. Earle Wiley of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church.
The musical numbers at the 5
o'clock vesper service of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church to-
day will be taken from Mendelssehn's
oratorio. Elijah" The choruses'
sung ny tuC XuOuhl Z ACoOohI >hohhCb
directed by Norton NJ. Little. will in
clude "Baal. We Cry to Thee" and
He. Watching Over Israer: triple
trio Of woman singers will render
lift Thine Eyes," and Florence
Steffens, contralto soloist Of the
church, will be heard in the aria, 20
Rest in the Lord" Claude Robson,
at the organ. will play for prelude
"Adagio." and for postlude. allegro
DRa4 hot h1 Eircf
nata," by Mendelssohn. The music at
this mornings service will be given
by the childrens choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Clarke White
entertained at musical last Sunday
Hammil Chew of Merehantville, n. j.,
who delighted the guests with an in
formal recital of piano numbers.
The Polymnia Choral Society and
the Apollo Glee Club, directed by
Otto Torney Simon. will give joint
program Thursday evening for the
soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital.
The music at Ingram Congrega-
tional Church will include this morn
ing the anthems, Sing We Alleluia,"
by Brown. incidental soprano solo.
MRS. Hazel Bachschmid: Fountain
OF Light" by Sullivan-Noelsch, in
cidental solos. Mrs. Bachschmid and
Mrs. Josephine Mack Cottrell. contral-
to; offertory solo, "How Long Wilt
Thou Forget Mes" by Obey Speaks.
Mrs. Baehschmid: evening, choir an
thems, praise Ye the Father" by
Gounod-Rie Ashamed Of Jesus" by
Rarks: offertory duet. "Whispering
Hope" by Hawthorne. Mrs. Bach
schmid and Mrs. Cottrell.
At the musical service at the First
Baptist Church this evening. COM
mencing at 7:45 o'clock, Mrs. Florence
Howard. soprano and choir director: