Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-16

from Fourth symphony" by widor:
postlude, ''Marche," from Fourth
Suite" by Massenet.
Mrs. Sydney Hatcher, mezzo soprano.
and Fred East, baritone, viii be the
soloists this morning at Gunton Tenn
pie Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Hatch
er will sing Hold Thou My Hand"
by Briggs, and Mr.. Easts selection
win be aThe Ninety-irst PSALM" by
MacDermid. The triple quartet. under
direction of John q. Klein, tenor, with
Mrs. Klein at the organ. will render
the anthems Great and Marvellous"
by Farmer, and Hide Me Under the
Shadow of Thy Wing" by West
Hendrix Essers. violinist; Clara
Aseherfeld, pianist, and Margaret Day.
Violoneeilist. will give program ar
ranged by Mrs. J. b. Kendall Friday
morning at the Washington Club for
the members and guests OF the Friday
Morning Music Club.
Mrs. Lyman Lewis Parks, violinist
and Elsie Carleton Small. soprano
will be the soIoists at the Y. w. G. a.
Tuesday evening musical from $50 to
I o'clock. for which they have pre-
pared an attractive program. The
opening number Will be Massenets
| "E. e gie." soprano solo with violin OBJ
ligato. Mrs. Parks win give two
groups, among the. numbers being
Meditation" from "Thais," by Masse-
net; "Serenade," by Pierne; 'Shep-
! herds Dance" by Edward German;
'Mazurka-" by Wieniawski; Der
ceuse." from ''Jocelyn. by Godard,
and Miss Small viii be heard In .'sere-
made" Neidlinger; Dear Old Pal
O. Mine" (by requesD; THE Open Sc
cret," by Woodman. the program clos
ing with ''Pensier d'Amore." by Lu-
cantoni soprano solo with VIOLIN OBJ
ligato. Emile Margaret White viii
be the accompanies.
Mrs. Hazel Penniman Luther, So
! prano. of Boston. Mass. now on the
faculty of National Park seminary.
Forest Glen. Md. will be the special
soloist at this afternoons service az
| the Church of the Covenant at $50
| o'clock. In addition. the triple quar-
| tet Will give four anthems. The mu-
steal portions of the service this even
| ing at o'clock will be rendered by
| the choir of 100 voices. with double
| quartet both services being under
| direction of Mr.. Wrightson. with Har-
vey Murray at the organ. and, in the
evening, with Claude Robson at the
| piano The programs follow:
! Afternoon--organ prelude. "Marche
Religieuse." by Claussmann; anthem,
| Onward, Christian Soldiers" by Jude;
soprano solo, "Great Peace Have
| They" by Rogers, Mrs. Luther: an
| them, THE Souls of the Righteous.
| by Field; soprano solo, Just for To-
| day by Salter, Mrs. Luther; anthem.
The Americans Come by roster;
| ofrertory anthem, TN Heaven the
Stars Now Are Shining" by Rhein-
| berger, and organ solo, 'Postlude in
| A Major" by Battishill.
| Evening-Organ prelude. Culus
Amman" by Rossini; anthem, Abide
1a-a a
| solo, Miss Meta Craig); contralto
solo. "Just as I am by Ludebuehi.
Miss Mary Jacobs: anthem for
womens voices. Grant Us Thy
Peace" by Nevin; offertory anthem.
~AIl Praise to God. in Light Arrayed. y
| bv Wagner Incidental solo. Fred
| East, and organ postlude, "sortie
| by Metzler.
| A quartet consisting of James K
| Young and Newton T Hammer.
tenors. and Fred J. Leonard and j
Frank Duggan, bassos, contributed
several selections to the program
given at the initial concert of the
season, held under the auspices of the
Post Office Department Dramatic
Club, at Carroll Hall Tuesday evening
The National Quartet furnished the
music at the Roosevelt memorial
service at Keitfl's Theater last Sunday
morning Tt was also featured as
the musical attraction at the Roose-
Welt memorial service held in the
auditorium of Central High School,
Sunday afternoon
| Mrs. Frederick J. Rice. soprano
soloist and drectress of the choir of
| the Sacred Heart Church, assisted at
mass and benedictfon last Sunday at
| the chapel at Fort Myer, Va. where
she rendered several solos during the
services.