Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-06
Musical Mention

at the organ. The chorus will sing
tie Deum" (Kotzchmerl, The Lord
Is My Shepherd" (SchuberD and
How Lovely Are the Messengers"
will be the soprano solo,. With Yer
dure Clad" (Haydn): quartet. Come
Every One That Thirsteth Men
de1ssohn); tenor solo and chorus,
Seek Ye the Lord" (Roberts); trio.
Lift Thine Eyes" (Mendelssohn);
los Spring Song" tMendelssohn) and
The Lord Is Great" tMendelssohn).
and prelude for violin and organ,
Largo" (HandeD.
Studio recitaIs of the week included
a program given by pupils OF Mar
garet w Wright, which took place
last Saturday evening. Among the
students contributing to the affair
were Phyllis Kronheimer. MarRery
Hertzberg, Mitchell David. Betty
Baum. Louis Funger. Jane Page Men
efee. Jeanne Flesher. Lawrence Gich-
ner. Edith Lee Mccoy. Beatrice Hen
derson, Hylda Wrenn, Berenice Simon
and Margaret Quincy.
Music this moning at Hamline N. +.
Church will include the organ. solo,
"Cantabile" fWesleyJ prelude"
(SmarD. professional March" fGuil-
mant. anthem. Lord Most Mercifui"
(Connone); soprano solo, Fountain
of Life" (RooD; evening, organ solos.
Larghetto" (Faulkes): "Evensong'
(Johnsto1l; quartet. The Lord Is My
Rock" (Woodman); bass solo. Just
as / AM tWrightsman).
A quartet consisting of Fannie shreve
Heartsill. Lillian Chenowith. Charles
E. Myers and Francis Heartsill will
furnish the musical portions of the
celebration this afternoon at Airing
ton. under the auspices Of the U. D. c.
The music today at the First Bap-
fist Church, directed by Florence
Howard. will consist this morning of
the anthem. There Is a City Great
and Strong" (Schnecker): contralto
solo. The Sun Shall Be No More Thy
Light (Spohr). Mary Beiser; even
ing. anthems. Come. Holy Ghost"
(Schnecker): Dream of Galiilee"
fMorrison), Zion Stands by Hills
Surrounded and contralto solo.
abide With Me" diddle).
Recent events of interest include the
recital at st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church by pupils Of Florence Nc
Donell Hamilton. Among those par
tiei 1h in the l program p. were
Helen Plummer, Eunce Delaney. Mar
garet Stewart. Helen Harter. Louise
Albers. Mari Morhart. Henrietta AL
bers. Nourma Williams. Kathryn Wat
son and Henry Walter.
Mrs Dorothy D., Watson left Thurs
day evening for a threeweek trip
through the west. Mrs. Watson goes
first to Eugene, Ore, as delegate from
Rho Beta Chapter. Phi Mu Epsilon
Sorority, to the annual convention. On
the return trip she will stop at vari-
Gus cities to visit number of con-
servatories of music.
Mary Helen Howe was given oppor-
tunity to display her operate expert
ence in directing and staging sic Itur
ad Astra." presented Tuesday evening
at the Academy of the Blessed Sacra-
ment. at West Falls Church. In this
was combined drama, pageantry song
and dance. and the costumes, stage
ing with the classic tone of the pro-
duction. Miss Howe was assisted in
her direction by the school faculty
and Willard Howe, who arranged the
dances. Among the musical numbers
were: Light of Youth" (Macy),
Dream of the Flowers" (Nentwich).
The Sea Shelf (Johnson), "Minuet'
from Don Juan" (Mozart), Birth of
JOY" (Brahms), "Serenade" (Denza).
Spanish Waltz Song" (Vibcent).
Fairwelr (Sanders), THE Daisies"
(Durand), and the piano solos, Der
ceuse" (ChopiD and "Tarentella"
lThome), by Dorothy Hopkins. "Sic
ltur Ad Astra" was offered as the
graduating exercises of the school
the graduates being Ruth McKeever,
Dorothy Hopkins and Charlotte
Ihomas. The entire school took part.