Evening star., 1920-01-18
THE SUNDAY STAR,

= THE SUNDAY
at this mornings service at as,d Host ST.
Paurs) By the double quartet, unaer nc s
the leadership Of William Hume iaS Sv
lor. will comprise "Te De9m., l,,,,.n py
Kotzohmar; "Jubilate," by SUIT; Gnd r.
the ofrertory anthem, "Beholu, ,,nnnion m IN
lGreat," by Smart, and the "Comf1iuiio"
Service" by Gaul.
Mr.. Taylor will re1inquish MS coh
nection with the choir on feoIuaS g.,
inext and resume his former positIlun ~ -, ~
All Saints Episcopal Church at Che'S
Chase.
A program Of Russian folk musaG, r;!a
songs, trios and piano solos, was sInsvhh ss',h
before the Friday Morning Music ~ Suo
last week by Mrs. Charles w. Fa,rIar' ar
pianist. and by trio. composed m nr
Mrs. v. c. Olmstead, pianist; MIS-: Tuil i
Lewis, violinist, and Alden flhckei'
@violoncellist. Mrs. Fairfax gave a n n III.
teresting talk about the songs at sae
beginning of the program. when aua-
ed greatly to their interest. Her SYM
pathetic voice lent itself admlraoly 10
the plaintive melodies of the Russlai R:
songs. to which she gave characters
tic interpretations. Especially pieas,
| ms y" as hCl Sih5 ih6 VI 1>A>
Bright" and the unaccompanied sing
of the Bride" by Rimsky- korsak kow.
Mrs: Won Bayer played with gooo Tong
quality "Gavotte," by Glazounon: ana
The trio was heard in "Farniente, by
| Cesar Cui, and in the beautltul trio
by Arensky.
! Two musical services will be held to-
day at the Church of the Covenant AT
4 hfc of nrxyio
$3.50 O'Clock, Oliver Mellum baritone,
will be the soloist, supplementing the
! work of the regular double quartet rms
evening, Richard Lorleberg. violoncei-
list, will be the soloist, with the choir
of 200 voices, giving the other numbers
commencing at O'Clock Both services
will be under direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson with Harvey Murray at the
organ, and. in the evening, with Claude
Robson at the piano. The programs
a. follow; Aftern1on: organ nn.I% prelude,
them, Father in Heaven" by Briggs,
| incidental solos. Meta Craig. Mary
Beiser and Richard p. Backing; solo,
! Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace, Peace" by MacDermid. a Mr Mellum;
nv fro from pas,n st cecela
the choir; solo. Hear Us. Lord" by
Ashford. Mr.. Mellum; anthem, "a New
Heaven and a New Earth from 1.-THE
Holy City" by Gaul. George Miller and
the double quartet; offertory anthem.
20 Our God" by Klein, incidental solos.
Miss Craig and Mr.. Backing; organ
postlude, 'Finale, E Flat" by Guilmant
Evening. organ prelude, "Cujus Ami
man." by Rossini; anthem, "A Fearful
Thing to Fall" by Gounod, Herman
Fakler and the evening choir; violoncel-
10 solo. "Nina," by Pergolesi-Reiss. Mr.
horleberg; anthem. Lead Us Gently
Home" by Briggs, Miss Beiser, Mr
t'akler and the evening choir; offertory
solo, Indian Lament" by Dvorak-
kreisler. Mr.. Lorleberg; organ post
lude, 'Marche Heroique," by Maxson
Mrs. Henry White entertained last
Saturday evening with a musical at
her studio in honor of Mrs. Elsie
Carleton Strang. who has just re-
signed her position as soprano solo
lst at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. as she is leaving Washington
for her new home. near Charlotte,
N: G.. where she will be identified
with the musical life of the city
Mrs. Strang was in good voice and
delighted the guests with her sing
ing of Blumenthaps Message"
Songs My Mother Taught Me-" by
Dvorak; Awake. My Heart, With
Phillips: Loves in My Heart" by
Woodman; My Heart Ever Faithful"
by Bach; Cry of Rachel" by Salter
(by reQuesD, and 'Pensier d'Amore,"
by Lucantoni. She was assisted by
Katharine Rich. nezzosoprano;A Alice
Douglas Jones, contralto, and Wilbur
c. Fielder. tenor, each of them giving
two groups of songs. Emile Marga-
ret White was at the piano.
This evenings musical at the Arts
Club will be given by Martin Rich
a program of songs and operate
ariaS.
Henry H. Freeman returned early
in the week from Charlottesville,
Va, where he gave the first of
series of organ recitals in Cabell Hall,
University Of Virginia.
Ruth Bronson. violinist, was the as
sisting soloist Friday evening in the
assembly hall Of the Y. NJ. C. A., CEN
trail building. when John G. Klein pre-
sented class Of pupils in song recital.
Miss Bronson with Frances Bronson
asurIeigh5, assGI aNocturne'' ay' tchopin9, aAir
on the g String" (Bach) and Ron
dino" Beethoven-Kreisler). being re-
ceived with enthusiasm, and the stu
dents contributed the following num-
bers. with Mrs. Klein at the piano:
Rose in the Bud" (Forster), Florence
M. Keeler; Cradle Song" (Vannah)
and "a Love Note" (Rogers),
Eunice Wartman; group of Romany
songs, THE Wind on the
Heath, "Miri Dye" (Mother Mine).
''where My Caravan Has Rested"
and '-The Magpie Is a Gispy Bird"
Albert F. Henkel: "All for You"
oa Ha5ae10 7 ana Hear oaa1ns Pnursh sn.at at
Day" (Vannah), Helen D. Callahan;
songs of Rumania, Life Has Sent
Me Many Roses" 'Rumanian Night
Song" and 1.-THE Rumanian Mountain"
all by Lohr. Mrs. Harry Shacklett;
Your Smile" (Lohr) and Rose of My
Heart" (Speaks). Raymond D. Fillius;
1.-THE Valley Of Laughter" (Sanderson)
Elizabeth s; Lackey; "An Open Sc,
a Rose" (Nevin). Mrs. Willard S.
Lines: Bowl of Roses" (Clarke) and
"By the Waters of the Minnetonka"
Nieurance). Carrie Ellen Loomis;
@The Arabs Prayer" (Gottschalk)
and when Love Is Due" (MacLean,
Willard s. Lines; Come Down.
Laughing Streamlet" and Through a
Primrose DELL" both by spross. and
"cupids Wings" (Hammondl, Ruth
Blue Water" Far OFF I Hear
Lovers Lutte" (Cadman)- Last
Night" (Kjerulf) and "Roses Are the
RHYMES I wreathe" (Ormond), May
Norwood; 'I Love Thee" (Grieg) and
"Silent as Night" (Bohm), Helen F.
Edgar; ''The Star" (Robers), Love
Is the Wind" (MacFaydn) and The
Rose 1 Give You" (Bischoff), Kath-
crime Peacock; recitative and aria,