Evening star., 1919-12-28
Musical Mention

up in enthusiasm what it lacked in
numbers. The selections. which were
given with admirable ensemble and
technique. included Mozart's Sonata,
d Minor Variation on a Theme by
Beethoven" by Saint-saens: Suite
Spinning Wheel of Omphale." by
t-Saens. and "Rhapsodie Es-
pana," by Chabrier.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe. pianist.
and the Kaspar String Quartet will
give the program of the musical at
the Friday Morning Music Club this
week.
Music today at Emory Methodist
Collision Ray. soprano; Mrs. Grace
Brewer White, contralto: Charles
Prettyman, tenor, and Earl Mating
ly. bass, directed by Mrs. Elizabeth
Collision Hill. organist. and will be as
fq,lows Morning. Dvorsk orssn pnthem pnsiaae,
Sing Alleluia Forth by Buck: or
gan interlude, Theme" by TschaI<
kowsky; soprano solo. Nights of
Nights" by Van de Water; anthem.
The People That Walked in DARK
ness" by Lansing; or organ IN, pGs1ihuI;s' ni,hn;s
Evening. organ relude. Claire de
Lune." by Debussy; cantata. Inc
Shenherd King" by A. Lincoln Hall;
organ postlude. Ancient Christmas
Carols"
Dufour Brown. for many years
prominent in the Nordica Mandolin
and Guitar Club, sailed last Saturday
for England, where he has been de-
tailed for six months service by the
International Banking Corporation OF
New York
Miss Amanda Ransdell of Louisiana
is snendfng the holidays in Washing
ION as the guest of Mrs. Grace Du-
four Brown. Miss Ransdell. who is "a
talented young violinist and stuoeht
i this wear at the Peabody Conserva-
tory, spent the first three days OF her
| holiday with her uncle and aunt sen
ator and Mrs. Ransdell.
cal sorority. will hold meeting Jan.
/ uary 2 at the Washington ColAeee OF
| Music. when initiation of new mem
/ bers will take place. the candidate
! being Gretchen Hood. Beulah Harper
DunWoody, Gertrude Miller, cara
| Young Nellie Noel. Liland Parker,
! Emma Thompson. Regina VandeVeer
| Charlotte Klein. Alice Hill, Helen MIL
| Ter and Katharine Rich.
/ successful benefit concert for
Trinity Catholic Church was given
recently in Linthicum Hall. George
town. by Edythe Marmion Brosius'
harpist. assisted by Mrs. Charles w.
Fairfax, mezzo-soprano; Mrs. Ger
trude Lyons. soprano; Helen Gefrer'
each appearance of the artists BENG
rewarded with many recalls. TO Which
| response was made with additions 10
the programmed numbers Mrs. pro
sius played two groups. which lnclud-
ed .'Minuet," by Hasselman; Sere-
nuola," BY Tedeschi; 20 Holy Night. "
arranged for harp by, Mrs. Brosius;
:.Mazurka," by Schucker: group OF
plantation melodies. and selectlon
of Moore's songs. Mrs: Fairfax gase
the indian song. by the Waters .r :. ol
the Minnetonka," by Lieurance; The
Fairy Pipers," by Brewer: a waltz
song "Carmena." by Wilson
and Little Brown Baby Mrs. Lyons n.
was heard in "On Wings Of Song. o!
Shubert; "villanelle," by Del Acaua s.
and Comm Thru the Rye" and MISS
Carers numbers were "En Bateap.'
hy Debussy: "Liebesfreud.' by kreis'
Ter: Souvenir" by Drdla; Schont
| Rosemarin," by Kreisler: Mlnuet. pS
Beethoven, and "Oubertass, by Wien
| iaWSk1. -, a.,
The program closed with Gounods
celebrated Ave Maria" sung by Mrs
Lyons. with obligato by Miss Gerrei
and accompaniment by Mrs. broslus
Christmas music at the Ninth stree
Christian Church will be given TO-
day. the program arranged by .!H Josepf
Harrison, organist. being as foiloWs
Morning choir anthems. "Hark. the
Herald eS Angels Sing" by Schneider
The Lord Is My Strength by =
Thayer: soprano solo, "Haileiu1a ian n
borah H. Lawson; evening. violin solo
" Melody " in in F." by Rubinstein; Fran, r,
ei. Lowe; choir c, anthsms. nt5;nrs SehGed By Gei
hai .aTbe Angels Song" by Dressler
contralto solo, The Birthday Of
King" by Neidlinger. Miss Cora
schail. Incidental solos in the, the an; z;
tIorrison Estelle Wild. Mrs. I. X
pirtle and Appleton Cady. jr.