Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22

will shortly return to her home in
| Indiana.
Miss Rosalie Livingston. soprano.
will be the assisting solofst Tuesday
evening at Studio Hall. when Miss
: Pearl Waugh will present Miss Louise
Ryan in piano recital.
Miss Mabel c. Linton. musical di-
! rector of the Friday Morning Music
Club. has arranged pupils recital to
be given Saturday evening at United
Brethen parish hall. lie Roy Lewis.
baritone. will assist in giving the
program. and an address on music
will be made by Rev. Donald Num-
inert. who will also present medals to
! the successful students Miss Linton
will contribute one number and the
program will be unique in that. aside
from the songs by Mr.. Lewis, 1t will
be made up of compositions for two
pianos
Miss Margaret Ripy, daughter of Rep
resenr..:'~ and Mrs. Cantrill of Ken
lucky Is oh- Uf talented trio which is
busy many evenings each week giving
talking songs by Mr.. Caleb ". O'Connor,
who is her accompanied. Miss Ripy in
turn plays for Mr.. O'Connor when he
does his topical song numbers. and later
accompanies Mrs. Betty Thornberry.
soprano. in her rendition of classical Sc
1ections
The musical this evening at the Arts
Club will be given by the Kaspar String
Quartet. consisting of Mrs. Wilbur
Parks. Matthew Sazama. Josef Kaspar
and Oliver Smith. and Milton Schwartz,
boy violinist. who will play concerto
and group of small numbers.
Miss Katharine Rich. mezzo soprano.
will be the soloist at this mornings
service at the Mount Pleasant Congre-
tional Church, when she will sing He
Maketh Wars to Cease" g. p. Scott).
Mr.. Robson at the organ. will play
"Prelude'' Deshayes), and Process
jional March" tGuilmanD.
Miss Marie Culp. contralto. has been
engaged to sing at the services of the
First Congregational Church today. In
addition to giving a solo at each service
Miss Culp will sing duet with Mrs.
Elizabeth Campanole. soprano. and the
direction Of Harry Edward Mueller,
organist:
Morning: Prelude. "Andante" (Rogers);
contralto solo, Hear My Cry, o, Lord
lWooler1 ,offertory duet, Il Waited for
the Lord" Mendelssohn); postlude.
Oubois), "Allegretto" (wolstenholme)
and ''Nocturne" (Miller); contralto solo,
20. Rest in the Lord" (Mendelssohn):
uuSt, EOicNcE WIFI Tic LOTu
CBartletD; "Postlude in A Minor"
(Calkin).
At st. Paurs Episcopal churches
morning will be accompanied BY the
following numbers by the double quar-
tet choir. under direction of william
Hume Taylor, organist: "Te Deum"
and 'Jubilate" (Hodges) and an anthem.
He Watcheth Over Israel" from
"Elijah" (Mendelssohn).
William Stansfield. organist and choir
director of Epiphany Church, announces
Preceding he ocock service as su G,GsK
evenings will be continued until the end
of June. The program for this evening
will include: prelude in c Sharp
Minor tkachmaninof); Great 6
esteobins1: sMinuet in G Major" @Bee-
thoven): "Evensong" (Easthope Mar
TIM: postlude. Fantasia in Major
CBest).
Miss Ruth Bronson. vioIinist. will
be the assisting soloist Wednesday
evening. at Studio Han. when John
G. Klein will entertain at a students
recital Among Am the other partiei-
Ava g. Cameron. Miss Anna NJ
Herath, Carl H. Byers, Miss Lillian
Jones, Miss c: e. LOOMS, Miss IdeHe
Culbertson. w. S: Lines. Miss Eunice
sey. Charles Piozet, Miss Della Clark,
William Ivie, Miss Helen D. Callahan,
Mrs. Harry Shacklett, Miss May Nor
wood. Miss Elizabeth Lackey. Edward
RuthsLee. Mrs. Edward P. Williams,
Miss Mary Langley and Albert F.
Henkel.
Howard Greene, the new tenor So
loist of the First Baptist Church. will
give the offertory number this morn
ing. when he will be heard in "A
quartet, Mrs. Florence Howard. So
prano and director; Miss Marian Lar
ner. contralto. and Mr.. Green and
Harry Helwig. bass. will render the
Hoass BY sas L sna NJ. e.
for prelude. prayer" by Lemaigre.
and for postlude. Triumphant
March BY d aeiGss This IL. p aee
Iude. Meditation" by Flagler: quar-
tet. ''Oh. Come. Let Us Sing" by Buck:
duet for soprano and contralto, God
Of Life and Light. by Mo.art: quar-
gan postlude. Professional" by Gui-
rand.
The junior class of pupils Of Bessie
N. wild were heard in annual recital
rem Sunday school house. Miss Anna
olinger sang Sanderson's Break O.
Day; Mary Gastrock was heard in
San Man From San Land" by
Brooks; Miss Gwennie Bonnie sang
Coming Home" by Willeby, and
Dream" by Doda, and the duet. New
Life" by Geibel. sung by Misses Bonnie
and Olinger, completed the vocal Sc
fections. Among the piano selections
were the ensemble numbers. The
Swallows Message" and With Heart
and Soul" by Sartorio. played by
Helen Roakes. Sadie Weir. Dorothy
Corson and Ruth Hussey; Echoes of
the Ball." by Gillet-Rosey. Ruth Hus-
sey and Sadie Weir; Pilgrims
Chorus" from '~rannhauser." Mildred
Simons Dorothy Humphreys. Yolande
Malone and Florence Dawson; March
of the Flower Girls" by Wachs, Efhe
Collamore and Ethel Mowatt: Ca
Vote" Mildred Orr, Ethel Mowatt. Ell
fie Collamore and Jean Jackson. The
balance of the program consisted of
the piano solos: Lullaby" (Brown),
Anna Paul: Little Duet" (Sartorio)