Evening star., 1920-03-07
Musical Mention.

McGoldrick. the last number being
made additionally attractive by an ac-
compartment by the harp.
One Of the most enjoyable of the
monthly musicals arranged this sea-
son by Mary Helen Howe for the
students at Madison Hall Seminary
was given last Sunday afternoon at
the school. Miss Howe sang. with
accompaniment of piano and violin by
mann, lie Nil" by Leroux; "Chanson
d'Amour." by Hoffman,. and "Au-
tumn," by Matthews. Mr.. Hoffmann
played the solos. Chant Negre."- by
Kramer: The Zephyr. by Hubay. and
and Brahms Sonata in D Minor" Mr..
Potter playing the exacting piano
score.
Marian Larner, contralto, was the
assisting soloist Tuesday evening at
the organ recital given by Edith B.
Athey at Central High School. under
| the auspices of the Community Serv-
ice. Miss Larner was delightful in
sSs sone Of by pa RefS
and AN Open Secret" by Woodman.
and Miss Athey gave. as usual. a sat
isfying performance Of Concert
Overture" by Faulkes: prelude to
"Hansel and Gretel." by Humperdinck:
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sicai." by Schubert: 'slumber song"
by Parker; ALLEGRO Giocoso.' by De-
thier. and March," by Rogers. A
group Of Rumanian songs by Miss
Larner completed the program. The
| next recital will be given March 16.
Recent events of interest should in
clude the recital given by Elizabeth
Campanole. soprano: Herman Hoff-
mann. violinist. and Nine. scudo- Rag
land. pianist. their well chosen pro-
gram including the soprano solos.
! PSYCHE" by Paladilhe; "Bonjour Su-
son." by Delibes and "One Fine Day."
Sonata in D Minor" by Brahms:
bourin Chinois." by Kreisier. and
The Zephyr" by Hubay: piano So
los. 'Toccata and Fugue." by Bach
D'Albert: Loves Dream" and The
Erlking." by Liszt; "Sextet" (for left
hand alone). by Leschetizky: "Noc-
| turne." by Reinecke. and concert fan
tasie on excerpts from "Mignon," ar
ranged by Pease.
Franceska Kaspar lawson was the
/ soloist at musical Wednesday
morning at National Park Seminary.
when she received an ovation after
cate Air" by DR.. Arne: Spring" by
Henschel: flynn to the Sum-" by
Rimasky-Korsakof. and a Swedish
folk song. when I Was Seventeen"
with Dear Old Par' as hnal encore.
She was ably assisted by Mrs. Mabel
Finch Rawlings at tho piano.
The offertory music at this morn
ing's service at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church will be given
by the Mount Pleasant chorus. direct
ed by Norton NJ Little. In addition
there will be a bass solo. There Is a
Green Hill Far Away" by Gounod.
sung by Herman Fakler. and Claude
Robson, at the organ. will play lot
and postlude, March," by calkin. AT
this afternoons vesper service. com.
mencing at o'clock, Mr.. Robson will
play the organ solo. Consolation, by
Liszt, and postlude. 'Tol1ite Hostias."
by Saint-Saens; the quartet will rem
Cone" by Camp, and there will be
tenor solo, "Oh, Was There Ever Lone
liness Like His" from "Olivet to Cal
vary" by Maunder.
Ruth Bronson. violinist. will be the
assisting soloist at a recital to be
/ given Friday evening in the Assembly
Hall Of the Y. NJ. c. A. when II. Lee
Roy Lewis, baritone. and Mabel Lin
ton. pianist. will present some OF their
we'll. soprano, will give the vocal
numbers and Gertrude Smallwood and
Gertrude Phillips will furnish the
piano selections.
Special music for the confirmation
service at Christ Church. Washing
ton parish. this morning will include
"Glori Tibi" tWhite). "sanctus" and
''sursum Corda" (Steane). and for the
offertory. "Oh. for a Closer Walk
With God" (Foster). At the evening
service the quartet will sing as the
offertory. There. Is Green Hill Far
services will be sustained by Miss
Mae L. Cross, soprano. with Harry ].
| Clarkson directing and Miss Ellen
Richards at the organ.
| Another newcomer to the ranks Of
the Washington Opera Company rs
! Washington as Elizabeth Howry. who
will sing the role Of "Susanne" Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at the
Schubert-Garrick Theater the week
of March Is. Ruby Potter, who made
will be heard in "Susanne" Wednes--
day and Thursday evenings. and
oliver Mellum will sing the part OF
Gils in the same opera. He will sing
also the parts of Silvfos In "Pagli-
acci" and valentine in Faust" to be
ny will again appear as Tonic IN
"Pagliacci" and Mephisto in ''Faust."
Lulu Root will again come from New
York to take the part OF Marta, and
Beulah Harper and Harlan Randall
w assss sssn aaa M wasnsr gSss
artists will also take part IN the
various performances during the
week-Otakar Marak. Mary Cavan,
Serge de Zaneo and Cesar Nesi.
Mary Beiser. contralto. will be the
soloist with the double quartet at this
afternoons service at the Church or
the Covenant, and Herman Fakler.
baritone. will be the soloist with the
chorus choir this evening; both Ghoirs
WriShtson, with Harvey Murray at
the organ. and. in the evening. with
Claude Robson at the piano. The
programs follow: Afternoon. organ
solo. prelude in G" (Horatio Parker):
Miiesl; solo. "Baliad Of the Trees and
anthem, IT viii Lay Me Down in
Peace" (Hiles): incidental tenor solo.
Richard P. Backing: solo: Still Still.
anthem. "1n Heaven Now the stars
tory. "The Lord Is My Light" (March):
incidental soprano solo. Meta Craig:
organ postlude. "Alla Marcia" lArch-
erl: Evening, ~ organ rsi prelude; "oner,
Master. Let Me Walk with Thee"
(Stebbins); incidental solos. Miss Bel
ser and Mr.. Fakler: solo, There IL 4
Blessed Home" (OHara>. Mr.. Fakler: !
anthem. 20 Paradise. o Paradise"
lNeidlinger); incidental solo. Miss
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