Evening star., 1919-04-13


Studios. n 9Th St ne. Phone Lac: 27ss-w.
Harper DunEoody., eontraito. win win
Tears :. from '.rhe Light Of the
World" by snllivans and w: E.
tenor, will give 'The
Palms." by Faufe. Mrs. j. Harry Cum
ningham, At the organ, will play for
prelude 'TriumphaL" by Muller; and
for postlude. March. by Wtegand,
dered by a double quartet and Mr..
Brathawaite, with Mrs. Cunningham
accompanying, the numbers fncludin g
the prelude 'Adagio," by Claus: an
them, Jerusalem" by Parker: tenor
solo. Behold, the Master Passeth
BY: &nthem, They, Have Taken
Away Ny Lord" by stainer: postlude.
'Festspiel" by Volckmar.
George Harold Miller, baritone. will
be the soIoist of this afternoons
service at the Church of the Cove
nant, when he will sing 20 Lamb Of
God" by Bizet, and 20. God. Have
by Mendelssohn. The balance of the
program viii include the organ pre-
Clarke; anshsms, BY the triple quar-
tet; "Forsake Ne Not by Stevenson.
incidental tenor solo, Richard p.
Backing: '"Fhe Souls Of the Right
eous." by Foster. incidental soprano
Jesus. Fount of Mercy" by Dvorak:
offertory. "Yea, Though Walk
Through the Valley of the Shadow of
Death" by Stevenson. incidental con-
tralto solo. Miss Mary Jacobs; post
lude. by Guilmant This evening the
music will be rendered by the chorus
choir. both services being under di-
with Harvey Murray at the organ.
and, in the evening, Claude Robeson
at the piano. Among the numbers
will be the organ prelude Pastorale,
by Chadwick: anthem. 20. Strength
and Stay" by Barnby: baritone solo,
Kramer. Wheeler Wilson: anthem
Saved BY GracA" by Stebbins, Fred
East and choir: offertory anthem
Come Unto Ma" by Coenen, Incl
dental solo. Miss Craig; organ post
lude, BY Camp. -
The Hendley-Kaspar School OF
Musical Education entertained It.
friends and patrons at a musica
Thursday evening IN the ballroom o,
the Now Willard The program wa!
given by the advanced students and
Mr.. Kaspar. the work Throughout
making q most cfeditable showing
both for tone and technique.
The numbers included: Concerto, [
minor,'' by Rubinatetn, Margaret MIL
ham (llr. Kaspar at the second piano.
"Praeludiunn. op. 4s,~ by Paul Juon: and
valse Of Spring. op S." by Poidini
Catharine Altemus; ~On the Wings d
Song" by Mendelssohn- Liszt. and Pre-
lude. e minor" by Mendeissohn. MaSJ
T>-is. ssRnnna ma ID fiat ma fOf.~ 6y
Sibelius, Marguerite Ami; ''Rondino. op
lS," by Schultz, Nancy Spalding ONE
Kaspar at second piano.; "Chaconne: d
minor" by Bach -Busoni. and valse,
~ Kaspar: Romance. A fat major" by
Rachmaninon. Jean Acheson (Mr: Kas-
'Tvo Pierrot Pieces" by Cyril Scott
Ruth Prentiss; 'Praeludium, E minor"
BY Mendelssohn. Josephine Krant1;
''Melodie. q fat major by Mos.kSwski;
Bowman; Funeral March, by Chopin.
and .Arabesque, g. major" By De-
pussy, Narxaret Mlham; Concerto.
minor" (frst two movements). By
Pferne. Miss Eulaiie Buchanan (Mr.
KAspar at the second ptanol.
On Nay Mr.. Kaspar will present HI.
students in Interpretation in recital and
May 3 Mrs Hendley,. will have the
younger pupils give a demonstration oi
Hendley- -Kaspar musical education.
Miss Alice BurbAge furnished IN
unusually interesting group OF piano
numbers at the Friday Morning Mu.
sic Club last week when she played
some rare Swedish compositions sent
to- her by a friend N Stockholm: She
gave also with brilliant effect Liszt's
Twelfth Rhapsody" Mrs. Louis A
Potter. soprano, contributed a group
of songs, Israel" by Kelly: Now
Sleeps the Crimson Petal" by Quilter
and THE Winds in the South Today"
BY John Prindle Scott. and Martin
aria, Celeste Aida." by Verdi, and the
songs, 'Life's Paradise" by Mary 81
Brown; "Jean." by Spross; 'rStandin'
in de Need o Prayer. by Reddick
and THE Magic Of Your Eyes" by
Penn. There will be no program next
week the club viii give an evening
concert to close its season.
Mrs. Victoria Neosho Anderson has
returned from Massachusetts,. where
her husband, Lieut.. Paul A. Anderson
has been stationed for some time.
and where she has been contributing
generously Of her talents to Red
Cross and other patriotic affairs. Mrs.
with the volunteer entertainment
forces Of Washington, and since her
return has sung for the Walter Reed
7. N. c. A.. the Hartman Rice Chap
ter. d. A. R.. and at several of the
camps. She has been especially sue
patriotic numbers. my Love Is the
u. 8. A." and The American Marseil-
laise," both written by her sister,
Wilmuth Gary.
Mrs. Nina Clanin Piozet, soprano.
will sing The Palms." by Faure, this
morning at Gunton Temple Presby-
terten Church, accompanied by Mrs.
John G. Klein at the organ In addi-
Loving savior: Slain for > us. BY y
Auber. and 80 Come to My Heart,
Lord Jesus" by Ambrose, sung by
the triple quartet: tenor solo. 'The
Majesty Of the Divine Humiliation" /"
BY st..nsr. n,H ny .s,s,s tn. dirsc.or IA M Klein:
william stansheld. organist and
choir director Of the Fist ConErega-
lowing music for the services today:
Morning, organ prelude. "Hail to
Thee, HAIL" from the Oberammergau
Passion music; anthem, Fling Wide
the Gates" from the 'crucihxion:- BY
Palms," by Faurse, J. Walter Hum
phrey: organ postluda, "et. AIMS
Fague," BY Bach. Evening. orEan
solo, March to Calvary" from The
sorroI b. Nsyini eont..ito solo.
surely He Hath Borns Our Griefs.
from The Messiah" b Handel. Miss
Miriam LaFnor and chorus: anthem.
"Jsrusalem," by Fafkef: o1eftorZ
quartet, "BEaast tho Waxe, Christian.
by Shelley: organ postaude. Funeral
NaRcA," ~ Ch1p1h 96o cantatA
"Frons 0upuleheF 10. Throne" by Shop
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