Evening star., 1920-01-04
Musical Mention

ven. Mrs. Howard: chorus. "WatcnInan,
Tell Us of the Night; quartet, R1ng 1l;e
Out. Wild Bells" by Gounod. Ih,s
morning the quartet, consisting % "a
director: Mrs. Beulah Harper Dun-
woody. contralto; Ralph G. Rant .r sem
or. and John Walker, bass. with MIS-
Edmund Barry at the organ, Will rev
der "Glory in the Highest;; .ins ivy
Schneider, and Mr.. Raht VIII s'hs
Just as 1 Am" by Hawley.
The Peoples National opera Com.
pany. which was so successful IN us
recent presentation of Plnaio.e.
will repeat the performance at Nen
trail High School Wednesday anu
Thursday evenings of this week.
Holiday events of more than usuai
interest include the musical given
Friday afternoon at the Cosmos Clup
by Henry Purcell Neazie. baritone
and Elsa Louise Raner, violinlst, uh
Fraser Andrews. Miss Nettie e. Brao-
ley. Mrs. Eugene Byrnes. Mrs. Ihon-
as NJ. Chatard, Mrs. George r. DUO
ley, Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax. Mrs t'
Wallace w. Hanger. Mrs. John Blake
Kendall, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend. Mrs. George
Whitney White and Mrs. Samuel f.
several years soloist and choirma ster
of ST. Stephens Episcopal Church in
this city, has returned recently from
an extended period of study abroad
and is now located in New York
city. He was accompanied at the
piano by Adele Robinson Bush. and
made an excellent impression in the
traditional old English Christmas
song. The Twelve Days of Christ
mas: Brittany" by Bullock; silent
Moon" by Vaughan Williams; When
Childer Play" by DR.. Walford Da
vies; Love Went a-Riding." by Frank
Bridge, and a group of three Shake
20 Mistress Mine" and BLOW. Blow
Thou Winter Wind" set to music by
Roger Quilter. Miss Raner. a gifted
young violinist of this. city. who has
been studying with Leopold Auer of
New York, showed great advance
in her playing since her previous ap
pearance here. among her numbers
being Tartini's Sonata in G Minor"
"1ntermezzo.' by Rybmer; "Rondino,"
by Beethoven-kreisler: "Bouree." by
Handel: The Old Refrain by
kreisler: Prize Song" by Wagner
Wilhelmj; Oriental" by Cesar Cui: {:
''Adagio." by Ries, and "Obertass Ma
zurka," by Wieniawski.
The first of series of musicals at
the Women'S City Club will be given
this evening by Paul Bleyden, tenor,
| assisted by Mrs. Bleyden at the piano.
The music at Trinity Methodist
Church this morning, as arranged by
the director, Charles D. Church, will
be the trio for soprano, tenor and
bass, Praise Ye,' from "Attila," and
Mrs. Louis A. Potter. soprano, will
sing Ring Out. Wild Bells" Mrs
a. NJ Henry, at the organ. will play.
ner); offertory, "Pastorale" and Post
lude" (Faulkes). This evening the
quartet will sing Bucks Rock of
Ages" and Elijah Kinsella, bass. will
be heard in ITO Thee l Come"
(Asher).
Miss Maud Sewall will read a paper
on French Organ Compositions" at
the January meeting of the District
of Columbia Chapter. American Guild
of Organists. Wednesday evening, at
the studio of Albert Harmed.
The music at the First Congrepa-
! tional Church today as arranged by
| Harry Edward Mueller. organist, will
consist this morning of the organ
prelude, "Pastorale" (Starmer); tenor
| solo. IF With All Your Hearts Men
delssohn), Richard P. Backing: offer
| tory anthem, The Earth is the
! Lords" (Rogers); "Postlude in G'
| (Cappelen).
Pre-service organ recital this even
| (Shelley); allegro Moderate" (Ca-
poccD; choir, anthem. "Oh For a
| Closer Walk With God" (GeibeD ;
offertory anthem, God So Loved the