Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-19

, quartet Come Ye Disconsolate." by
/ Schneider; organ postlude, March
| in Flat Major by Silas.
Mrs. John Humphrey, alto, will be
the offertory soloist this morning at
Hamline Methodist. Church, when she
| Will be heard in the aria, But the
Lord Is Mindful of His Own" by Men
delssohn. The quartet, consisting of
| Miss Marian Breene. Mrs. Humphrey,
] Clarence Lewis and Fred Schaeffer,
will sing How Lovely Are the Mes
sengers," from the oratorio ''St. Paul -
| by Mendelssohn. and Miss Edith &.
! Athey, organist and director, will play
| the opening number. prelude" by
| Hollins. and for postlude, "Risoluto,
by Parker This evening Mr.. Lewis
| will give the offertory number, at
Was for Me- by Blount; the quartet
| viii sing The F'airest Face" by I'm
derhill. and Miss Atheys numbers will
| be Chant Triumphal,' by Paul, and
"Postlude," by D'Evry.
The first musical program of the
season by the Rho Beta Chapter. MI
Phi Epsilon, the national musical
| sorority, was given Monday evening
at the residence of Miss Gertrude
| Becker and was greatly enjoyed by
the members of the local chapter
| their friends and several out-of-town
Mu Phis, who are doing war work in
the city The program included a
paper on composers and Music of
Russia and Poland" by Margaret
| Darby; piano numbers, "Mtnuet in G
Major. BY Paderewski, and Polish
Dance, by Scharwe nka, arranged for
four hands, and played by Lettie
Merrill Nelson and Isabelle Prim Mid
| dlekauff; soprano solo, Song of the
Shepherd Lelh." and "Chanson In
doue," by RimskyK Mary
Chopin. Jane Darby: violin solo,
| "Orientale," by Cesar Cui; "Oher-
| tasse." by Wieniawski, and Cradle
| Song by Iljinsky, Margaret Snyder;
chorus THE Triangle Song" Mu Phi
Epsilon. Rho Beta Chapter.
Miss Dorothy Callahan. soprano will
! be the offertory soloist this even
| ing at the GuntonTenlple Presbyte--
| rian Church when she will sing
Carey's setting of the favorite hymn,
Nearer. My God, to Thee" This
church. directed by John G. Klein,
with Mrs. Klein accompanying. viii
! render the anthems, THE Roseate
Hue of Early Dawn" by Harratt,
| with incidental tenor solo by Mr.
| Klein, and Saviour, When Night In
l
liam Ivie will give the tenor solo,
1 THE Plains of Peace" by Bingham,
/ and Miss May Norwood will be heard
| in the contralto solo, abide With
Me-" by Liddle.
| Harry Lewis, baritone, of Cincin-
natl was the assisting soloist at the
| recital Friday evening at which
/ Louis A. Potter, jr., presented his
class in piano recital Mr.. Lew is
sang. and among others contributing
| to the program were Mary McC1intic,
| Olive McClintic, Athlyne Spahr, Mil
dred Spahr, Margaret Becker, Doro-
thy Thomas, Ruth Thomas. Carl
| Brockway. Ruth Barnhart. Margaret
| Rhodes. Harry Robh. William Mont
| gomery, Miss Christiana Jones, Miss
| Dorothy Greenbaum, Miss Elizabeth
| Kendrick, Miss Minnie Johnson, Miss
Helen Burch. Miss Mabel Pearson and
Mrs. Lille Peterson.
| Mrs. Hazel Rachschmid, soprano.
| will give the offertory selection this
morning at Ingram Congregational
| Penitent," by Van de Water. The
choir anthems. directed by Mrs. Henry
I Hunt Mckee, will be Send Out Thy
Light" by Gounod. and blessed Are
| the Meek" with incidental tenor solo
| by r. w. Clothier. The community
| Ralph W. Hills of the War Camp
| Community Service. The Terminal Y.
| NJ. c. A. orchestra of twenty mem
bers, Mr.. Guest. conductor. with Mrs.
Bachschmid and choir of thirty
voices, will also participate in the
service.
| The Philharmonic Trio. recently or
ganized, consisting of Ruby Stanford,
violinist: Ruth Jones. cellist. and
Helen AfHeck, pianist. made a fine i'm
preston during the week when play
| ing at the Hotel Lafayette, giving
| both solo and ensemble numbers from
| compositions by Brahms, Golterman,
Wieniawski. Beethoven and others.
/ At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning, in addi-
fens, the Mount Pleasant Chorus will
| render 20 Thou that Rringest Good
Tidings of Zion" from 1.-THE Messiah"
At the 5 o'clock vesper service the
music win be rendered by the mems
| section of the chorus. which will sing
| Hail. Glorious Morn" by Dow, and
| "Hark, Hark. My Soul" by Shelley.
! The incidental solo work in the lat
ter will be sung by Ralph Ross and
DR.. Carl L. Davis. Another innova-
| ton at this service will be the singing
| of group of familiar hymns at the
i
| gregation was asked to give in the
| numbers of their favorite hymns and
! from these this group was selected.
| This will be continued from week to
! week in order to give the congrega-
| ton a chance to sing the hymns they
love.
Rehearsa1s on the choral parts of
| the opera Carmen" will begin Tues
day evening at 7:30 o'clock at Carroll
| institute, 91S 10th street. August
King-Smith, director of the French
department of the community opera
! requests that all singers having a
knowledge of French, who are inter
ested in joining the chorus, present
| themselves at the above date and
place. French persons are especially
| invited This chorus is a part of the
community opera movement of the
War Camp Community Service, one
| department of which, the English
I gave The Pirates of Penzance" Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at the Cen
! trail High School.
| Mrs. w. S. Cline has returned from
! Camp Merritt, N. j., where she went
to be near Mr.. Cline, first lieutenant
| in the Signal Corps, who has just re-
turned to this country after fifteen
months at the front in France While
| at Camp Merritt Mrs. Cline gave eight
, concerts for the soldiers, at the RED
Cross House. the Hostess House anG
the Y. NJ. c. A. huts. Mr.. Cline is
now transferred to the Walter Reed
HoSDital where Mrs Cline has a1SC