Evening star., 1920-01-25

hdHninS scored success, especially
in the RED Rose" by Foote, and the
negro spirtuel. ''Standin' in de need
of Prayer" being awarded with en-
| thusiaStic applause. She also saAe
the aria, .voce di donna" from LA
Giacondas." by Ponchelli. and Can
ed effectively three groups. inclndine
! 'Minuetto" (Calkin): "Fugue" from
Second Sonata" (Thayer); 'Largh-
etto" fGuilmant); symphonic poem
Les Preludes" UiszD; "Hymne
Celeste" (FrimD; Military March.
| (Salome). and the March of Priests e
by Rossini. The next recftals will be
p, held February and II.
The new pipe organ in Christ
Church. Rockville. was formally
opened Monday evening with re,
cital by Edgar Priest organist. al
Washington Cathedral Mr.. Pries
played an exactng program OF
compositions by Arcangelo Correlli
Alec Moncrief. E. J. Sturgess. Handel
Edward Johnson. A. Goring Thomas
Alexander Guilmant and Schumann.
Mrs. T. S. Lovette and Mrs. Wayne
B. Wheeler, sopranos; Alice Taylor,
| pianist; Mr.. Simpson, violinist. and
Margaret Hickey, accompanist. gave
the program at a reception at which
Mrs. Harry Taylor entertained Tues
day evening in honor of the Consti-
tuition Chapter, d. A. r.
A chorus is being organized by Mrs
| Eleanor Sanford and Miss Leona Cal
| Ian for the Post Office Dramatic Club
! with the view of putting on a musical
comedy production in the near future,
of which Earl Carbaugh will be the
director. John Hoffman, dramatic di-
/ rector of the club. will be in charge
| of the production.
| At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
| tional Church today the music for the
morning service will be given by the
Mount Pleasant Chorus. directed by
| Norton NJ Little. and at this after
| Moons vesper service at 4:45 O'CLOCK
| by the solo quartet. The programs IN
clude: Morning-Organ prelude, ADO
ration" (Gaul), Claude Robeson: con.
tralto solo, That Sweet Story of Old
/ (West), Miss Agnes Charnstrom; Of
| fertory chorus. 20 Saviour OF the
| World" (Matthews); organ prelude
March" (Calkin).
| Afternoon-Pre-serv organ re-
cital. Meditation" (Englemann?
Suite" (Boellmann); From the Land
of the Sky-blue Water): trio for so,
prano. tenor and bass. Praise fe.
| from "Attila". (yerdD, Miss Frances
Scherger, James K. Young and H, aer,
| man FakIer; offertory quartet Hear
NV Prayer" George Nevin). and Or
gan solo. "Postlude" (ProuO.
| The numbers by the quartet Of Ham
line Methodist Church at today
services as arsanEsa ven Dg include % this
morning the organ prelude. Offer.
toire," No. 6 (salome): quartet King ing
| Of Glory (Parks); offertory, trio lot
| soprano. alto and bass, hear Ouf
Prayer" (AbboD; organ SOLO. Fos.-
lude" 5Fauikes.. mhn1e EXennne .canzonet- SsG
ts" (CuD: offertory quartet, II VII
Arise" (Marston, incidental alto 500
Mrs. John Humphrey; organ pos'luue
| sMaestoso Pomposo" (kinder)'
This morning at the Central treS. r;
byterian Church. Earl Carbaugh, ds. oaIt'
tone will sing BE Thou MY Gnide
EnweiD. and in the evening, ho~
O. Lord. wilt Thou Forget Me
| PnSers). with Mrs. Wilbur at the
organ.
Mary Helen Howe. coioraturac c,u- SU
nrano was the assisting soloist Of sun
day last at the services at wa;st, iu,
Reed Hospital She sang Win nnrs, !,
.eEear We Not, o Israeli (DuoieS
Buck).
| N.tta Craig, soprano. will be the
soIo;st at this afternoons service a.
The Church of the Covenant, WIN .ns
double quartet giving four nuinoe.S a,
the services commencing hr,tone
Oil irp he the soloist this evening witt
the choir of 200 voices, beglnning a. -
| 3 o'clock, both services being oireu; 80
by sydney Lloyd Wrightson, W.,
| Harvey Murray at the organ anu the :,
the evening, claude FonsU fopow. Organ
preiude "Meditation." by Bartlett;
anthem' "Father in Heaven, py
| Rrfges: incidental soprano. alto any
| tenor solos by Miss Craig, mary oIn Be
| anthem. .Sanctus." from st Cecina
ME- backing; solo. "Agnus Del by
Hadley. Miss Craig: anthem. "A .nr,, rev y
Holy city" by Gaul. George Miller
| and the double quartet; offertory an
fhem. 20. our God" by Klein, incl
dental solos, Miss Craig and Mr.. BACK,
ing; organ postlude, Maestro, ns
Faulkes: E Evening rHe1mind: STgan anthem anthem
still. Still. with Thee" by Speaks
| accidental solo, Miss Beiser; baritone
| solo. Spirit of God" by Neldlihger
/ Mr. Fakler; anthem, Il Hear Iny
Voice." by Lang, incidental SOLOS, MISS
craig and Mr.. Fakler; offertory an
| tharn "OnWard, Christian Soldiers.
| hy Jude: organ postlude, March, by
| MIS-. Frank Noske. soprano. with
Sam Holland at the piano, VIII pe lne
ing of Lafayette Chapter, No. 3. Royai
Arch Masons. : 49, '--.
At Trinity Methodist Church this
morning the quartet. under, direction
of Charles D. Church, will sing Pre-
mare Ye the way of the Lord" Gar
rett) and Mrs. Louis A Potter So
nrano. will be heard in 20 Love tnat
will Not Let Me Go" (Harkerl: Mrs
A. M. Henry, at the organ, will play
for postlude March Pontificale."
Martin Richardson sang to an en-
thusiastic audience at the Arts Club
last Sunday evening, his dramatic
tenor voice showing to advantage in
La Tosca," and "Amor ii vieta," from
Fedora" by Giordani and in "Ah,
Moon of My Delight" from Liza Leh-
mann's "In a Persian Garden" He He
sang also "Awake." 3 BY l poiiss!sri; !srS,sa ~
shadows" by Burleigh; Morning"
by Speaks; Russian Gipsy~Song." by
Mike: lie Cri des Faux" by Camp
bell Upton; ''Celebre Siciaiana- by
Pergolesi; 20 Bocca Dolorosa," by
Sibella, and Mamma mai che vo'
sape" (Neapolitan). by Nutile. Paul
Fishbaugh presided at the piano.
: Mrs Hazel Bachschmid gave the
musical portion of the entertainment
at a recent dinner at the Arts Club.
when she was heard in some colora-
tura arias and songs accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. James K. Young.
The newly organized Ariel Quartet.
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