Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18
MUSICAL MENTION

Wood Of the musical 1orce OF tne
schools. returned during the week
tended the Eastern Music supervisors
Conference.
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. r. H. Dali
gleish. president: Miss Matte Gibson.
closing meeting for this season Monday
evening at the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church. Election OF ofncers
for next season. with reports from the
the evening. followed by an informal
musical by the members. The board
for next season consists Of Mrs. Dali
gleish. presinet; Miss Matte Gibson,
first vice president; Mrs. A. l.. Haycock.
second vice president: Mrs. A. L. Gage,
tary, and Mrs. Duncan L. Richmond. Ii
brarian. Mrs. Howard Blandy. accom-
PIANIST. presided at the piano during the
program. among the numbers being the
Eyes" by Penn. and 81 Know a Lovely
Garden" by D'Hardelot. sung by Miss
Helen Hopkins; "Sunbeams," by Landon
Ronald; 81! Hear Thrush at Eve. by
Cadman, and "lnternos." by MacFadyn.
nlss '0 ss Tost Mona on.se By peeots
Thy rsquest), and His Buttons Are
Marked U. S." by Carrie Jacobs Bond,
Mrs. Dalgleish, and a group each by
Mrs Wayne Wheeler and Mrs. Haycock.
MISS SulllNdH ALSO duuSu " llC
IRE of the audience, which included
many associated members, by contrtout-
ing a group of piano solos
Music at the First Baptist Church
today, under direction of Mrs. Flor
ence Howard, soprano. will include
this morning the quartet, The Lost
Sheep" by Jules Jordan, sung by Mrs.
Howard, Miss Mary Jacobs. Henry
Kruger and Wheeler Wilson: duet,
so Thou Liftest Thy Divine Petit
ton" from Stainer's cantata. The
I Crucifxion." Mr.. Kruger and Mr.. Will
son, and this evening the solo. abide
With Me-" by Spence. Mrs. Howard.
Mrs. Edmund Barry will be, as usual,
at the organ.
At the Church of the Incarnation
this morning Mrs. Olive Joyce. So
prano, and Katherine Rich, mezzo-so-
prano, will be heard at the offertory
in the duet, Love Divine All Love
Excelling" from Stainer's Daughter
of Jairus." and for the ensemble num-
bers by the choir Mrs. Henry White
has selected 'Te Deum in B Major"
by Lawes, and "Jubilate in c Major"
by Dudley Buck. For the prelude
Lynch Luquer. violinist, will play
ITO a Wild Rose" by MacDowell. ar
postlude Emelie Margaret White. or
ganist. will play Birthday March,"
by Schumann.
A special rehearsal of the Commu-
nifty Orchestra has been called by
DR.. Cogswell for Tuesday evening at
the Wilson Normal School. DR.. Cogs-
well urges all members to be on
hand and extends an invitation to
players of any orchestral instrument
| to join this section of the community
forces.
One of the most artistic Of this sea-
sons musicals at the Arts Club was
the Offering Of last Sunday evening.
when Mrs. Helen Corbin Heinl. plan
list, and Ernest Lent. violoncellist,
were heard in joint recital. Mr.. Lent's
beautiful tone was evident in his rem
dition of the "E Flat Major Nocturne,"
by Chopin: The Swan" by Saint
Grieg, and Mrs. Hein1 gave a finished
performance of Debussy's Reflects
dams rEau" and "Etincelles." by
Moszkowski: "Polonaise." Shadow
Dance" and ITO a Water Lily" by
Mcdowell, and Chopin group.
E Major" and Prelude. r Major"
| closing with 'Etude. D Flat Major"
by List.
Mrs. R. H. Dalgleish has called a
| rehearsal of her vocal class for to-
morrow evening at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church. in prep
| aration for her annual spring musi-
| cal, to be given the second week in
June at the New Willard.
At Gunton Presbyterian Church this
morning the triple quartet, directed
by John g. Klein. tenor, will render
the anthems, I'm Heavenly Love Abid-
ing" by Holden, with incidental solo
by Mrs. Edward Williams, and 1.-The
Light Of the World" by Bliss. Two
solo numbers from the cantata. 1.-The
Word of Cod" by Spross and THE
Sun Shall Be No More Thy Light"
Miss May Norwood, and Where Vast
Thou When I Laid the Foundation ?"
sung by Mr.. Klein.
An elaborate musical program
formed a conspicuous feature of the
celebration of the patronal feast last