Evening star., 1919-03-23


EBONY baton with her initials in the
end. and the club initials and the date
encircllng the baton. The presentation
was IN recogn tion OF her services in
tconductlng the organization and much
interest was added by an original
poem. written by Miss Saunders, one
of the members.
Miss Harriet Shaw, conralto: Helen
Gerrer. violinist; Esther Hughes, clas-
SIC dancer; Mrs. Craig Jones and Ray
mona YeaRle, accompanies, gave an
enjoyable program recently at the Y.
~ =. A overseas depot at Quantico,
Va.
Miss Marie Culp. contralto. has been
engaged as soloist at the Fourth Pres
oyterlan Church to succeed Miss Marian
McCoy, recently resigned. Miss Culp is
one OF uncle Sans war workers, a new
conner from Cincinnati, where she was
soioisI at various periods at the Unita-
ran church, the Walnut Hill Presbyte-
rian and the Christian churches. She
Will assume her new duties today.
Mendelssohn's "Hear My Prayer"
with Miss Meta Craig singing the solo
and obligato, will be the piece de resist
ance- at the forty fifth musical service
" tne evening choir of the Church of
tne covenant tonight, beginning at s
" cioek. The program. under direction
1
tne organ and Mr.. Robson at the piano,
VIII include also an organ PRELUDE by
Salome; solo, Fear Not Ye, O Israel"
by Buck, Fred East; offertory anthem,
~ Light Eternal" by Miles: ''Sevenfold
Amen" by Stainer. and organ postlude,
hecessional," by Roeckel-Lott
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| Dav1d Nemser, violinist pupil of
thnelsei. who has recently taken up
mis- residence in Washington, will be
1 a hn ~
| service today Of the Church of the
Covenant. Mr.. Nemser will play An
aaatino aaa Quietoso," by Cesar Franck
ana aan, ;Aidoration," IA by Borowski; The
organ prelude, "Pastorale." by Cal
klns, Mr.. Murray; anthem. Lead
Kindly Light" by Briggs, incidental
contralto and tenor solos, Miss Mary
| be1ser and Richard p. Backing; out
OF the Deep" by Marks. incidental
| solo. Mr.. Backing; Through the Day"
by Abt, incidental solo. Wheeler Viii
son: The Day Is Gently Sinking" by
STAR, incidental soto. Miss Craig; or
gan postlude, Finale" by Wolsten-
holme.
! Members Of the Y. W. c. A. and their
friends will be entertained Tuesday
evening. from $50 to. o'clock. by a
VINO will sing 1.-THE Little Gray Dove;
by Saar: Absence" by Rogers; "Cud-
| die Doom" by Homer; "Wid de Moon
Moon, Moon" by Cook; I'll Neige," by
Bemoerg; The Lark Now Leaves Its
oiseaux." by Hue; "Chantons les
Amours de JEAN" from "Bergerettes,
by Weckerlin, and the aria, Mira o
! Bella" from I'll Trovatore," by Verdi.
MISS Steffens will be assisted by
Emile Margaret Wite as accompanist.
|
! Recital by the junior students of
the washington Conservatory of Mu-
sic look place last Saturday after
noon at the residence of the president,
f. Ladovitch. The program included
the piano solo, March of the Cob
Inns lBarth), Elizabeth Fries; Eve
ming Song" 0ange). Lillian Talbot;
violin solo. "Humoresque" Dvorak), j,
Dolls Dream" (Russian}. Anne vene-
ziani; vocal solo, The Robin" (De
! Reef. Lillian Talbot; violin solo.
| Jean of Arc" [Wells), Caroline
Bobbs; piano solo, in the Daisy
Field (Blake), Bonita Stromback; ;
voc vocal solo. Mary Echols: piano solo.
Clark; Morning Prayer" (s'treabbog),
Margaret Wilbur; vocal solo, THE
! Contented Bird" (Rowe), Florence
Talbot; piano solo, Waves of the
Danube" IvanovicD, Adelaide Bobbs:
violin solo, "Kuiawiak" (Wiepiawski),
trope" Gichnor), Florence Talbot;
vocal solo. Sing, Robin Sing" Floyd
Griffin; piano duet, "Over the Waves"
| (Rosay), Bonita Stromback and Mar
garet Wilbur.
The quartet of Douglas Methodist
Long Kinsella, orsanist, will give
this evening the first of series of
musical services. The quartet num-
| Der, Awake, Put on Thy Strength"
| by Protheroe: Sometimes a Light
Surprises" by Brander: duet for
Soul" by Nevin: duet for tenor and
| contralto, Jesus, Lover of My Soul"
| by Metcalf, and soprano solo with
violin obligato. 1.-THE Day Is Ended
by Bartlett. constitute the program
| The quartet Is composed of Mrs.
Groomes. r. r. Groomes and Douglas
| Shaver, and violinist, Master Duri-
| ward Bowersox.
| The National Quartet furnished the
entertainment feature at the recep-
| tion and dinner given by the Typo
thetae of Washington to the officers
Of the National Typothetae at Ward
man Park Inn Tuesday evening
! The quartet presented varied
program of operate, patriotic and
popular music. which was enthusi-
astically received by the banqueters.
/ The Y. W. c. A. Choral Club, of
which Mrs. A M. Blair was formerly
the director. is being reorganized by
Percy s. Foster and is holding re-
hearsals Tuesday evenings at 1870
o'clock. It is Mr.. Fosters plan to en-
large the chorus to one hundred
voices. the vacancies to be filled being
mostly in the second soprano and alto
parts. The club has already taken up
several works to be presented at a
concert this spring. Mrs. Etchison is
the accompanist.
| The program of music at the Net
| ropolitan NJ. E., Church at today's
services will include, this morning.
the quartet, Sometimes Catch Sweet
Glimpses," by Gounod. and bass solo,
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" by
Liddle. This evening the quartet will
sing "Tarry With Me, o My Savior"
| by Baldwin, and there will be So
prano solo. There Is a Green Hill Far
Away, Gounod. The choir is COM
F: prised of Fannie Shreve Heartsill, So
prano; Helen Marie Koontz, contralto: {:
John w. Martyr. tenor; Arthur N.
| Gardner, bass and director; Minerva
Bailey. organist.
At Epiphany Church today the music,
| olrecteo py McHenry McChoro, or
lganist, will include this morning: "Te
Deum," by Schneider: "Benedictus,"
chant: offertory anthem, "Fearfulness
and Trembling Are Come Upon Me-"
and Behold, Now Is the Acceptable
Time," from Maunder.s "Penitence,
Pardon and Peace; incidental solos.
Mrs. Hugh Brown and Ambrose Dur
kin. Evening. "Bonum est" by Ben
nett; Deus Misereatur." by Aldrich !;
| offertOry anthem "Out of the DeeD"