Evening star., 1920-02-15

those participating In the analr W'3e
Kathryn Brown. Caroline Baker,
ginia Sherman, Helen Harter, Mar
garet Stewart. Henrietta and Louise
Albers. Mari Morhart, Katharyn Wat
son. NourIna. Williams and Henry
Walter.
Gertrude Reuter- Miller, mezzo-
soprano. and George Harold Miller,
baritone, will be the assisting solo
lists at the organ recital by Edith
B. Athey Tuesday evening at Centrai
High School
Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano So
lost and choir director of the First
Baptist Church, is i'll and her place
by Mrs. +. V. O'Brien. John Lambert
Walker. bass of the quartet. will con
duct the chorus choir during Mrs.
HoWards absence.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. +. Brathawaite.
both prominent IN Washington's mus
icai activities. viii leave Tuesday for
Chicago whore Mr.. i3rLthawaite has
accepted a positioa tina, is most ad :
vanr%2tOus fiom Il business stand
point. Mrs. Brathawaite, as Miss
,i-i.n t'tenndn. n..-, Tor several Heal :
Il prominent member of the Rubin
stein club and appeared several times
as :olC:st ut ths cib musicals. she
viii, make her last public appearance
in this city previous to her departure
today at All Souls Unitarian Churcn.
Mr. BrathaWaite. who has held posi-
tions in Il number of Washington
churches, has resigned his work with
the National Quartet and at ingram
CONGREGATIONAL Church, where he has
been singing since last fall.
Herman FakIer baritone. will be
the soloist with the double quartet at
this afternoons service at the Church
of the Covenant. and this evening the
music will be rendered by the choir
of 200 voices. both services being
under direction of sydney Lloya
Wrightson with Harvey Murray at
the organ. and. in the evening, with
Claude Robeson at the piano. The
programs follow: Afternoon. organ
prelude. "Larghetto." by Hauptmann
anthem. Sun of My Soul by Bullard;
incidental solos, Netta Craig. Richard
p. Backing and George Miller; solo
Just as 1 Am," by Luedebuehl. Mr..
Fakler: anthem. THE Souls of the
Righteous by Field: solo. There Is a
Blessed Home" by O'Hara. Mr.: Fax
ler: anthem. Let this Mind Be in
YOU" by Nevin, incidental solo. Mr.
Miller; offertory. Hear Me When
Craig and Mr.. Backing; organ post
lude. Festival" by Stark. Evening,
organ prelude. "Andante." by Smart;
anthems. Abide With Me-" by Wag-
ner-Schnecker. incidental solo, Miss
Craig: "Out of the Deep by Wirtz
incidental solos. Miss Craig and Mr.
Miller: Saved by Grace" by Stebbins
the Hart" by Snohr-Stimson. Incl
dental solo. Miss Craig: organ post
lude, Festival" by D'Acosta.
Rho Beta Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon
entertained Monday evening at mu-
works of American composers. Miss
Berenice Randall, the guest of honor.
sang 1.-The Swan Bent Low" by Mac
Dowell: Moon and Night" by Haw-
ley: Bag of Whistles by Crist: Re
treat" by La Forge; by the Waters
of the Minnetonka," by Lieurance;
! Lonesome Tunes From the Kentucky
Miss Alice Jones. pianist, played ITO
a Water Lily" and ITO a Wild Rose u
by MacDowell: Miss Frieda Hauf. vio-
linist. gave Victor Herberts "Seren-
ade" and Fragment" by Mary Helen
Brown. and Mrs. Lettie Merrill Gates
read a paper on american Com
posers."
The Mountain Ash Choir Of world
famed Welsh singers. which is maxi
ing its fourth tour Of America. will
appear at Hamline NJ. =. Church Tues
day and Wednesday. evenings. 1t will
render program Of choral and solo
numbers. every member of the choir
being a soloist. 1t will give con-
cert at Walter Reed Hospital Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 for the soldier
patients there. +. Glyndwr Richards
is conductor of the choir.
Mrs W E. Brathawaite. soprano:
Mai. Tittmann, bass: David Nemser.
violinist. and Lewis Atwater, organist.
will give the music at this evenings s
service at All Souls Unitarian Church.
among the numbers being the solos
with violin obbligato). Come Unto