Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01
MUSICAL MENTION

, and choir director. has been re-enKaged.
and with Mrs. Edmund Barry also re-
engaged as organist. Mrs. Howard has
Dunwoody as contralto OF the quartet
| next season and Howard Greene As
tenor. the place Of bass remaining to be
| filed in the near future. Mrs. Dun.
woody's qualifications are too wen
known to need further mention, but M.
Greene has been located here but two
weeks. and comes from Buffalo, N. Y.
where he has been soloist in prominent
Episcopal churches.
Mrs. Dunwoody will not take up her
duties at the church until fall. and
Miss Marian Larner will sing in her
place during the summer, but Mr..
| Greene will assume his new duties
next Sunday The present quartet.
| Jacobs. Henry Kruger and Wheeler
Wilson, will sing together for the last
| time today. This morning the anthems
! will be The King of Love MY Shep-
herd Is by Shelley, and Miss Jacobs
will give at the ofrertory 20 Rest In
sohn. This evening the quartet Will
sing Seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts.
| with incidental solo by Mr.. Kruger:
| and the solo. Now the Day Is Over.
by Speaks. will be given by Mr.. VIII
son. The quartet, which has sung to-
gether for three years. was enter
tanned at card party last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard.
Corp. Alvin H. Eley. tenor, one of
Washington's newcomers. will sing
| this evening at st. Patrick's Church
Of the Good Shepherd. Mr.. Eley will
be heard in God. Be Merciful to Me. !"
by Leon Tercitte. with Miss Jennie
| Glennan at the organ.
The community sing held at Takoma
! Park last Monday evening. was in the
opinion of many one of the best that
audience being unusually hearty and
enthusiastic. A particularly noticeable
| feature of this part of the evening
, was the splendid results Of the ini-
tial effort toward the rendition OF
Gounod's Send Out Thy Light" Dur
minutes will be spent each evening on
| one or another Of some of the big"
choruses.
The special features of the evening
were the contralto solos OF Mrs. Anna
Holley Dearstyne and soprano solos
OF Miss Elizabeth Meininger. and Sc
lection by Gillman.s Hawaiian Or
| chestra Of fifteen Instruments
Announcement was made that the
June sing will be held on the lawn
Of the Presbyterian Church, weather
permitting.
A special sing will be held Monday,
June 3. at O'Clock. at the usual place
| OF meeting to take up some special
music, to elect officers for the coming
year and to enjoy short illustrated
lecture on the Philippine Islands.
Tho loo NJ
the Arts Club was given last Sunday
evening by George Harold Miller.
! baritone soloist and choir director Of
| Calvary M. E. Church. and Weldon
Carter. pianist. of the Washington
G Gel,sst, OF Music saas The affair proved
hearty applause. and Mr.. Carter re-
spending with additional numbers.
| Mr.. Mfller's voice was heard to ad-
vantage In The Clang OF the Forge"
1Rodney,, Boat Song" twarel. Her
''rll Sing Thee Songs of Araby"
(Clay). 1.-The Horn" (Fiegier) vision
! Fair" (Massenetp and the aria. Even
| Bravest Heart" from Faust iGou-
nod. with Miss Estelle Thomas at
tn. the piano; and M Carter played
transcriptions of the march from The
Ruins of Athens" Liszt's Eighth
Hungarian Rhapsody" with ''Hark.
| Hark, the Lark (Schubert-Liszt) and
'Liebestraum" Giszt) as encore mum
bers.
This evening at 8 o'clock. the,
mixed vested choir of the Petworth
M. E. Church will sing for the last
| time this season. after which they
will enter upon their usual summer
vacation and will resume work in
the early fall. The male section of
the choir will sing at the four re-
naming Sunday morning services in
June.
Miss Lura ]. Campbell will be the
special soloist the first two Sundays
basso, the last two Sundays in the
same month. The solo quartet will
resume work in the middle OF Sep
TENDER.
Dwight S. Church. the musical d.
rector, has arranged the following
with Mrs. John NJ. Sylvester at the
organ and Miss Bessie Humphreys at
the piano: Professional. Onward.
Christian Soldiers" by Sullivan. and
the ritual. Gloria Patri." The cho-
from The Messiah" by Handel:
"sanctus." from est. Cecelia's Mass"
by Gounod; "All We Like Sheep
Have Gone Astray," from The Mes
siah:" by Handel: The Heavens Are
Haydn. The trio Praise Ye," from
"Attila." by Verdi. will be sung by
Miss Campbell. Mr.. Morton and Mr.
MacLuckie. Miss Campbell will sing
Cast Thy Burden" by Hamblin, and
Mr.. MacLuckie will sing the recita-
tive Behold. Darkness Shall Cover
the Earth" and the aria THE Peo-
Pile That Walked in Darkness" from
THE Messiah" At the offertory. Mr..
Morton will sing Dudley Bucks
Fear Ye Not. o Israel"
Lewis Atwater. organist, and Louis
Thompson. tenor. have sent out cards
for a joint recital tomorrow afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock at Scottish Rite
Temple.
The quartet. consisting of Mrs.
Hazel Bachschmid. soprano: Mrs.
Josephine Mack Cottrell, contralto:
Raymond Toense, tenor, and Paul
Bachschmid. bass that has been sing
ing at Ingram Congregational Church
will give the musical portion Of the
service this evening at the Church of
the Reformation. the program includ-
ing "Recessional." by De Koven, with
incidental solo by Mrs. Bachschmid:
duet. "Watchman. What of the
Night?" by Mr.. and Mrs. Bachschmid:
quartet. ''Tarry With Me. o. My
Mrs. Cottrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Bach
schmid: solo, The Peace of God" by
Gounod. Mrs. Cottrell: quartet.
Saviour. When Night Involves the
Skies" by Shelley: solo. with YER
dure Clad" from THE Creation" by
Haydn, Mrs. Bachschmid; trio. ''Tf
Prego, o Padre" by Nicolai: quartet,