Evening star., 1919-04-20


Small; paper, italian Composers.
Emily Drsdisy Elkins: soprano solo.
''Oue Fine Day" from "MAdam Butter
ny" (Puccani). Alma Thomas Rlfei-
berg: plano duet. Quartet from Rigo-
lssto" Cverdi). ARRANGED for four
bel Primm Middlekauf: violin solo.
"Legsnds" (Wieniawski2. 5telia
Thomas: soprano solo, "Pensier de
Amour (Luczntoni). tviolin obligeto.
Miss Thomas). Miss Small; Mu Phi
Epsilon Triangle Song. Rho Beta
At Calvary NJ e. Church the chorus;
under direction Of George Harold
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chorus from The Messiah" and Tn
fold. Ye Portals Everlasting" by
Gounod, this morning BY spesiai re
will be repeated at the evening serv
ice.
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Manney, this evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Bessie Birch Haycock. soprano.
soIoists Of the church. and Miss
Florence Stenens. contralto. and Ar
thur Chester Gorbach. bass. with Mrs.
Kirk Russell presiding at the organ.
Miss Anita Kloss. the young Swiss
viofirist. spent several days in the city
recently as the guests OF mrs. Fran
ceska ce kaspar l.awson: MISS kioss
she ie teacher of violin at Westha mp
ton College.
Arts Club members and their
guests were delightfully."- entertained
last Sunday evening by two young
artists. MISS Mabel Duncan. violoncel-
list, of Glasgow. Scotland. and Miss
Sade Styron. pianist. Of this city.
Miss Duncan gave her numbers with
vibrant tone and facile technique.
being at her best in TschaiKowsky's
'Yearning" and in Boellman's "Varia-
tfons Symphoniques." Miss Alice Bur
bage handling with her usual skill
the exactfng accompaniments. Miss
Duncan gave also Spinning Song.
mestral" and 'serenade Espagnole."
both by Giazounosw. Miss styron.
who has appeared several times on
the program Of the Friday Morning
Music Club, was recalled several
Interpretation of the Du Busy
"Arabesques' (E minor and c major)
and "Firef1ies." by Mrs. Beach. being
notable for displaying her crisp
phrasing and delicate touch. She
seemed equally at home. also. in the
Moskowskfs "a Major waltz and
"Gavotte and Musette." by DA1bert.
Next Sunday evening the musical will
be given by two sopranos, Nine. Al
fonso FORBADE and Mile. Van der
Clutch Of Cuba, and Lynch Luquer,
violinist.
At the Kendall Baptist Church the
Easter music. under direction of Mrs.
Isabel Gavin Shelley, with Carl Mil
lard at the orOln, will be as follows:
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The Voice Triumphant" (stultz). Mrs.
Isabel G. Shelley: ofrertory. violin solo.
'Traumerer' (Shumann). E. TAdo-
witch; anthem. "Hallelujah! Christ Is
Risen" (simper). and organ postlude.
Postal March" (Calkin).
Evening-Organ prelude. "Arioso"
(Frey); offertory, violin solo. Spring
Song" (Mendelssohn), E. I.adovitch;
Easter cantata, The Day of Resur-
rection" q. Lincoln HalD. by Kendall
choir Of thirty voices. and organ
postlude. Temple March" (vincent)
At Epiphany Lutheran Church this
morning the vested chorus choir will
render Awake, Thou That Sleepest."
by Maker. and ''Hosanna," by Granier.
Knapp's open the Gates Of the Tenn
Thls evening the chorus choir will sing
Christ, Our Passover" by Schillins,
and members Of the Sunday school viii
render an adaptation Of the Easter serv-
ice entitled '~The Living Christ
The music at the lexington Presby-
terian Church. under direction Of Harry
G. Kimban. organist and director. viii
include this morning Christ il Risen,"
Ashford, and Now is Christ Risan,"
Fearis. This evening~the-c choir viii ron :.
der the Easter cantata, ''Redemptionk
Song." HoftOR.
At Foundry MekhodtstsChurch the mu-
SIC this morning. undDr-the- direction OF
Anton Kasper. with 0eEHE0 Wilson at
the. organ, VIM include the organ pre-
lude. Easter Morning." Mailing; an
them. when the Sabbath was Past
CsuUh Lsi9a,ese: Aost. ''Hoaanna.'