Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-08
MUSICAL MENTION

Blum gave also the greeting to Cardi-
nal Gibbons, Misc Helen Gregory. the
sAiutatory. The Making of the Flag"
ana the address to the graduates was
given by Secretary Daniels.
Gutelius were among the contingent
Of Washington musicians that attend
ed the Bech festival Friday and Sat
urday at Bethlehem. Pa. They are
expected to return today.
Henry H Freeman has gone to
Charlottesville, Va. to give an organ
recital this evening as q part Of the
commenoem1snt exerGtses Ct the Uni I'M.
! prepared an exaetinS program OF
compositions by Mendelssohn. Dema-
rest, Thomas, Hollihs. Blgar and other
we'll known composers for the king
been engaged to take charge Of the
music during August at the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, where he has served for
several summers past.
Mrs. Ruby Potter substituted last
Sunday at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church for Miss Margaret Dudley, the
regular soprano, who has been in Wiz
ginia singing at the various camps.
The quartet choir At the First Bap-
list Church, consisting Of Mrs. Flor
ence Howard, soprano and director;
Miss Marian Larner, contra1to; How
ard Greene, tenor. ana Harry Helwfg,
tass. will sing this morning the an
them I'm Heavenly Love Abiding"
by Holden and Miss Larner will be
heard in the solo, Jesus, Lover Of My
o., t ~ n MI
the quartet numbers will be Rejoice
In the Lord" by Kotschmar. and ia
vfor When Night Involves the Skies"
by Shelly, and Mrs. Howard will sing
at the offertory open the Gates of
the Temple" by Knapp, with Mrs. Ed
mund Barry at the organ.
Miss Viola X. Harper. soprano, made
a fine impression Thursday evening
at the Little Theater in the post Of
nce building. whom she sang. The
Birthday" By Woodmani Tho Little
Damosel." by Novelle. and. for eheore,
Ma Curly-Headed Baby" By Ciut-
sam, with Miss Craig accompanying
at the piano. Popular selections were
rendered by q quartet from the senior
department OF Calvary Baptist Sun
day school, consisting Of Leroy Hern.
don, violin: r. r. Bievous, flute: Pres.
ton Shelley. violoncello, and Norman
A. Lufburrow. piano, and 1.-THE Thir.
teenth Star" q comedy was presented
by the Cabascho Club Of the same
school. directed by j. Martin Schran-
age. Among those participating were
Miss Dorothy Aplin. Miss Blanch
Golden. Miss Ruth Kane, Miss Gather
inc Schaffert. Miss Mary Carpenter,
Miss Elsie Kane. Miss Lucille Hunt,
Miss Emma Owens and Miss Yuba
Shippaugh.
A choice program of songs and
organ numbers were given Monday
afternoon at the House Of the Temple
BY Louis Thompson, tenor, and Lewis
Atwater. orsanist. Interest centered
sons Of the sh1 Rve scns sa Ia LSys
written by Mr.. Thompson. which
proved Of unusual artistic merit. Mr..
Thompson sang also MUTT Meridion-
ale and Oriental Romance" Both
~ Rimsky- Korsakov: "Paysage." by
mono Monotons ts b, M rs1rs,,, BY Fsr,asi
of My Delight" BY Lehman. ana two
groups Of American Indian songs, ar
ranged by Lieurance, ''The Rose" and
The Deer-Flower." and two negro
spirituels. Nobody Knows Dc Trouble
I See. Lord" and DE Trumpet Sound"
ah0 NIL fAtWhIcT SCOT60 ais usual Sue
CESS in an arrangement Of his own
for organ OF Massanets lie Boie
Sacre," Christmas in Sicily" by Yon:
"Andante." by Elgar; overture to
'Phedre," by Massanet, and Legend"
by Klicka.
The operetta given in the parish
hall OF the Church Of the Epiphany
saturday last under the direction Of
Miss Roberta Tent and Mrs. King
Smith was charming musical event,
and will, we hope. be the precursor
OF many similar affairs.
The operetta was the work Of the
children themselves and especially
worthy OF mention were the songs
THE Princess Lenore," Thee I Love"
and Il Love Thee, Princess" all COM
posed by Miss Laura White, and the
dainty piano solo. THE Dying Butter
n.y." written by twelve-year- Mar
jory De La Mater.
The children entered into the spirit
OF the fairy story, acted naturally
and sang well. Miss White, a. the
prince lover. and Helen Cook, 40 the
princess, received well earned an
plause. and Miss Catherine Spencer
chilled and thrilled the audience In a |
truly realistic and witchlike manner.
The most delightful feature Of the
play was the scene in the fairy forest.
in which tiny Clara Boiling, robed in
Of QUALITY"