Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-19
with Mrs. Edmund Barry. as usual.
at the organ.

with Mrs. Edmund Barry, as usual.
at the organ.
French S. Hufty, vioIinist, with Miss
Catherine Grady as accompanist, will
be the assisting soloist tomorrow
evening at Studio Hall at the recital
at which r. Beatrice Chopin Keith
viii present talented lad, Robert
Burrus Williams. in an ambitious
program of piano numbers. Among
his selections will be compositions by
Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Rubinstein,
List and Beethoven.
August King Smith will open the
program at studio Hall this evening
by short lecture on the Science and
Psychology of Singing" and will then
present Miss Ann Rymer in a folk
song. How Can I Leave Thee?"; Miss
Josephine Houston, in Hahn's
"LHeure EXCUSE" and Welcome,
Sweet Spring" by Cadman; John
Sawyer, in Beethovens Natures
Alteration; Miss Willie Webb, in the
waltz song from Romeo and Juliet"
Miss Corinne Wahlstad, in trio, "a
Flower Romance" by Foote. The
songs will be followed by a play,
THE Child of Belgium" written by
Caleb w. OConnor, in which the cast
Will be made up of pupils of Mr.
oConnor's school of Dramatic Art, as
follows: Josephine Houston as Bel
GUM, Flora Ellis, France; Vivian
Wallace, England; Dora Matthews,
italy. and Dorothy Metz America.
Ruth Bronson, violinist, was the as
sisting soIoist Tuesday evening at
the recital at which John G. Klein
presented number of pupils in an
attractive program of songs. Miss
Bronson played Drdla's ''Serenade,"
The Old Refrain" and "Schon Rose
marin both by Kreisler and "Medi-
among the numbers by the pupils
were Good bye. Summer" Gynes),
Miss Corinna w. Moore; Grey Days
{Johnson), Carl Byers: at Dawning"
(cadman), and "a May Morning"
{Denza), Miss Dorothy Callahan;
/. Deppert; ITO You .tspeaks). Miss
Eunice Wartman: Times Roses"
(Barry), Charles Piozet; When You
Come Home. Dear" (Sauire). and The
birthday" (Woodman), Mrs, Sydney
Austin 1Iasn, Hatcher; Out on on the Deep
Laughing streamlet" tsprossl, and
30 Dry Those Tears" tDel Riego),
Miss c. f. LOOMS; THE Summer
Wind" (Bischoff). and ''rhe Birth of
Morn" UeonD, Miss Ruth Lee; Rose
in the Bud" tForster). Edward p.
Till l Wake" both by Amy Wood
ford Finden. and The Woodpecker'
(Nevin). Mrs, Harry Shacklett; MY
Laddie" (Thayer). sheep and Lambs"
(Homer). and Nothing But Love"
lBond).. Miss Della L. Clark; Hurst.
Langley: "By the Waters of the Min
netonka" Lieurance). Where the
Bee Sucks" (Dr. Arne). and Irish Love
Song" Lang). Miss May e. Norwood !;
Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind"
(SarjeanD, Yesterday and Today
(Spross), and 'Inyictus" (Kuhn), Al
bert F. Henkel. Mrs. Klein proved an
admirable accompauist-
Mrs. Flora NJ Keefer, one of this
weeks soloists at the Friday Morning
Club. was the guest at luncheon at
the Arts Club of Mr.. and Mrs Caleb
w. OConnor. other members of the
party being Mrs. Avery Croonley Mrs.
Maud Mcguire, Mrs. Arthur Boyd and
Mrs. James H. Jennings.
Anton Kaspar, vioiinist, will be the
special soloist assisting at the sixth
inspirational service at the Church of
the Covenant this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. In addition the triple quartet
will give four anthems in which
Miss Media Craig, Miss Mary Beisser
and Richard P. Backing will appear as
soloists- This evening the musical
portions of the service will be render
ed by the choir of 160 voices, with
double quartet of soloists, both serv-
ices being under the direction of Sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey
Murray at the organ and, in the even
ing. with Armand Gumprecht at the
piano. The following are the pro-
tnrp orH
Jude in G Major" by Horatio Parker;
anthem. Come. Weary Pilgrims,
Come by Tozer Incidental solo, Mr..
Backing): violin solo, "Berceuse," by
Jarnefeldt (Mr. Kaspar): anthem,
This 1 Know" by Cutter Incidental
garian Song" by Hubay tMr. Kas-
par): anthem, "Abide With Us. for 1t
Is Toward Evening" by Whitney; Of
fertory anthem, God So Loved the
World" by Moore Incidental solo.
Miss Craig); organ solo. 'Postlude in
b Flat Major" by West. Evening
organ prelude. 'Andante Religioso."
by Thome; anthem, "At Rest" by Yves
ley; bass solo, The Prayer Perfect"
by Stenson Erred East; anthem,
s.How Lovely Are the Messengers"
from EST Paul." by Mendelssohn; of
fertory anthem, 80 Light Eternal" by
Miles.
The program of music which has
been arranged for this mornings
service at Rock Creek Church for
merly ST. Paurs) to be rendered by the
double quartet choir under the di-
rection of William Hulme Taylor viii
comprise TIE Deum, in c. by West;
"Jubilate," by Buck, and the anthem
at the offertory. Seek 9e the Lord, =
by Roberts.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
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