Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
MUSICAL MENTION.
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sally In Our Alley" sHave You Seen
But White Lily Grow 9th century,,
Passing, By" by Purcell (1sth cen
Florindo Fedele." by Scarlatti; 20 del
milo dolce ardor." by Bluck; ''Se tn
mani, 20 sospiri," by Pergoled. were
rendered by Mrs John ]. Stahl; Ameri-
can songs, MY Days Have Been. SO
vVondrous Free" credited with being the
land" with Pleasures Have I Passed
My Days Give Me Thy Heart" writ
ten by Francis Hopkinson. edited by
Harold Miuigan, were sung by Mrs
Harold Brooks. The program con-
cluded with a group Of songs, Ma
a la bergur" (1Sth century,, sung by
Miss Edwards.
Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano, was
the soloist at the opening meeting OF the
Women's Political Study Club, held in
the Hadleigh ballroom last Saturday
afternoon, when she was heard In
when the Heart Is Young" by Buck;
Faithful Johnnie" by Beethoven, and
Land Of the Sky Blue Water" by Cad
man.
At the Eighth Street Temple. this
evening at 8 o'clock, the quartet COM
posed of Nellie Wilson-Shirclin, Flora
Brylawski, Louis Thompson. supple
mented by a second quartet, Selma
Selinger, Gertrude Miller. HERBERT Al,
bridge and Charles Tittmann, will
give excerpts from the oratorio.
Judas Maccabaeus," by Handel. in
connection with the regular service.
Lewis C. Atwater will preside, as
usual, at the organ, and direct the
choir. and the public is invited TO
attend.
L.
The Elks' octet. composed Of James
K Young, Thomas A. Cantwell, Glenn
w. Ashley, Thomas 6. Hill, Ambrose
Durkin, Arthur Murray. William H.
waters and Frank A. Dougherty, will
furnish the music this afternoon at
the memorial services to be held at
the New National Theater, commence
Ing at 8 o'clock.
Wednesday evening. at o'clock.
"In q Persian Garden" song cycle
for four voices, by Liza Lehman,
with words from THE Rubaiyat OF
Omar Khayyam." win be given by the
quartet Of st. Paurs English Lutheran
F. Aldridge. with Louis A. Potter, jr..
assisting as accompanist and pianist
The program will also include q group
of organ numbers by Miss Locke
Kincer, and the reading OF The Ru-
baiyat," by Rev. John T. Huddle. The
III. Smart, soprano: Marian Larner.
contralto; Herbert F. Aldridge. tenor
and director. and E. ]. s. Kinsella,
bass
Recent events Of interest include q
piano recital by pupils of Miss Eta
Schmid, among the participants being |
Jean O'Brien, Marjory Smith, Eliza |
beth Cain. Frances Crump. Bernice
Sondheimer, Marion Fulton, Pansy !
wilmer, Inez Leon. Mary Isabelle Col
liflower, Helen Kellogg, Lucille Louis, |
Joseph Trew, Kathryn Vermillion, |
Mary Tarbel1, Jane Luchs, Mildred
Fleenor. Dorothy Eynon, Ruth Capers
and Antoinette Loetich.
Helen Gerrer, .violinfst. accompanied
by Mabel Linton at the piano, was
one Of the soloists contributing to the !,
success Of the yuletide fete given
Thursday evening at the New Will
lard, when she was heard in group
of numbers by Kreisler.
The MusurKia Quartet, composed Of
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw, Gawler, Mrs.
william 7. Reed, James K Young and
Edwin Callow. with Harry Wheaton
Howard, director and aecompanist.
gave q program Of solos and quartets
at the annual visitation Of Beacon
Lodge, ]. o. o. F., Monday evening.
tet. ~Walts Song" by Wilson; "Break
Of Day" by Sanderson. Mrs. Reed;
reading, Tony's Tonsorial Talk on
Thanksgiving. by Tony the Barber. Ed
CafloW: quartet, Gems Of the South
land by Pike; "Springtime." by Jen-
ner. Mrs. Gawler; reading. "E'en
Court" by DAILY. Mr.. Callow; Loves