Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-16

Washington College of Music, which will
take place Tuesday evening at SID
| o'clock in the New Masonic Auditorium.
The program will consist of vocal and
instrumental selections by Miss Emile
! Bishop. Miss Estella Thomas. Harry l.
Clarkson. M. S. Shrowski. Miss Florence
Hart, William Santelmann, Miss Clara
! Young, with the Misses Goddard and Miss
j Davis as accompanies, and three num-
bers by the college orchestra. directed
by c. F.. Christian. No admission Is
charged. the public being invited to at
| tend.
At the Church of the Incarnation this
morning Alice Douglas Jones. contralto,
and John Cameron, tenor, will sing for
the offertory the duet, "Be of Good
Comfort, o Israel" by Buck. and the
will sing tie Deum in A Major. by
/ Woodward, and 'Benedictus in G Ma
jor," by Garrett Emile Margaret
White. at the organ, will play Choral
Chimes" by Anton Andre. as the pre-
lude, and March in c Major" by Pc
tiers, for the postlude
Miss Elizabeth w. Campanole, So
prano. and Harry Edward Mueller,
pianist, were heard in joint recital dur
ing the week at the First Congrega-
! tional Church, giving program of wide
| range and meeting with cordial recep-
| ton after each group Of numbers, re-
spending to several encores.
Under the auspices of the community
and civic center department of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Edith B. Athey was
heard again in recital Tuesday evening
sisted in giving the program by the Nor
dica Mandolin and Guitar Club, Walter
T. Holt, director.
The music at Trinity Episcopal Church
today. under direction of ]. B. Wilson,
organist. will consist this morning OF
''Te Deum" and "Jubilate." by Tours
anthem. Blessed Are the Merciful," by
Hiles. sung by Miss Bernice Calhoun
and Miss NJ Cora. sopranos; Mrs. Simon
Messrs. r. Hills and o. Watts. tenors.
and G. H. Lambert and R. W. Calkins,
bass. This evening there will be. as
usual. community singing, led by Hollis
| Davenny.
| At Trinity Methodist Church this
morning the quartet viii sing Seek
Ye The Lord" by Roberts and Mrs.
Louis A. Potter. soprano. and Elijah
"Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving Hearts"
Cote. Mrs. A. M. Henry. at the or
gan, will play for prelude. "Jerusa-
lem the Golden Spark; for offertory
"Andantino:" Mozart, and posti Md |:
l ",
evening the quartet will sing "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought" Ambrose.
and Charles D. Church >tenor, will be
heard in MacDougars Jesus. Lover
of My Soul
The lobby concerts at the Y. NJ c. A.
that proved such an attractive fea-
ture last season will be resumed
this week under direction of E. c.
Dasch, who has come to Washington
O N
programs will be given each Monday
evening and among those contribut-
ing their services tomorrow will be
Miss Virginia Bestor, pianist; Miss
Ruby Raymond. vocalist; Mrs. Emily
| Frech Barnes, reader. and Arthur
Butler Pierce, who will give some
! topical songs.
The Washington Opera Company
will hold the dress rehearsal Of Faust"
| in the Shubert-Garrick Theater this
afternoon. Monday will be the open
| ing night of the most interesting per-
! Torrance yet offered to the city by
/ the organization.
A chorus of 100. ballet of eighteen
! and an orchestra of forty-f1ve will
supplement the cast of principals;
! Scenery and costumes have arrived
from New York and are unusually
! beautiful, and Arnold Volpe will con-
duct all performances.
The orchestra of Technical High
School is again holding rehearsals
under direction of Dore Walten. pre-
pairing to contribute to the various
| functions in connection with school
! festivities. The organization this year
has already an enrolment of fifty
i members and more in prospect II IS
not necessary to be an expert player
| and students wishing to join may be
| assured Of welcome at the re-
| hearsals Wednesday afternoon. after
| school.
| Mrs. Bessie Birch Haycock. second
vice president of the Rubinstein CLUB,
! has gone to New York to attend the
opening of the opera season. During
| her stay there she will be the guest
! of Capt. and Mrs. Bonneville OF Old
| Point Comfort
w. r. Hamiil. organist and choir
director of the Church of the Ascen-
sion, is giving a half-hour recital
each Sunday evening preceding the
regular service, his program for to-
night consisting Of "On the Coast" by
Buck; "At Twilight" by Stebbins:
professional March," by Smith. and
! "Chanson Indoue," by Rimsky- Korsa-
kov At the service following. Miss
| Virginia Webb. soprano. will be heard
| in the solo, mo Night There" by
| banks. and the choir will render
Magniflcat and Nunc Dimittis. by
MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.