Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-02

service at All Souls Unitarian Church.
held in the knickerbocker Theatre.
when he will play "Andante" tWien-
! iawskil and 'Larghetto" tHandeD
Major Tittman will sing The Lord
Is My Shepherd" Dvorakb and We
Praise the Lord tBartlett), and Mr..
f, Atwater will play "Hymnus" (von
| Fielitz). Andante" (Dubois) and
Finale" CFaulkes).
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Carter. pianist
and violinist. respectively. were heard
in joint recital Thursday evening at
i the Washington College of Music.
The two artists were received with
| enthusiasm after each of their num-
beers. which included compositions by
Schumann. Debussy. List. Wieniaw-
ski. Musin and Max Bruch.
Hollis Edison Davenny. bass. who
scored such distinguished success
in his appearance as Mephisto in
! Faust" last winter with the Commu-
! nifty Opera Company. will leave short
| ly for Alabama. where he will take
| up community work in Birmingham
/ AT the conclusion of his detail in thu.
southern city Mr.. Davenny will go To
! New York to enter the operate field,
| for which form of musical activity he
/ seems to have all the elements re-
quired for a career. Mr.. Davenny will
be succeeded here by Charles Wen
! Sctu, dcdH vi IIluSlC III tlfe oHiO II1-
versity.
| Viola Schippert. soprano. and J. r.
NJ. Bowie, tenor, were the soloists
last week at the celebration OF the
101st anniversary of the founding of
the Odd Fellows. Miss Schippert. with
Mrs. Howard Blandy at the piano.
sang with her usual success Come to
Ny Garden of Roses" (Wood). Open
Secret" (Woodman) and for encore
You Don't Know What You're Miss
ing" (Vete). and Mr.. Bowie. accom-
tremendous hit with his rendition Of
TIL Sing Thee Songs Of Araby''
| (Clay). Mother o. Mine" (Tours) and
Molly Branigan" (old Irish).
| The fifteenth organ recital by Edith
B. Athey at Central High School will
! take place Tuesday evening at s
o'clock.
| The vested choir Of Guntor Temple
Church. directed by John G. Klein.
will sing today the anthems. 20
Light Eternal" tMiles). and Thy Will
Be Done" Nfaunder), with Mrs. Klein
at the organ.
Miss Mary Cryder entertained at
musical last Sunday afternoon at the
Arts Club. presenting Mrs. W. S
Cline. in recital. Mrs. Cline was as
sisted by Miriam Larking. violoncel-
Miss Larking played "Kol Nidrei'
(Bruch). and Largo" (chopin), and
"Columbine'' PuccinD. and Mrs.
Chimes lovely lyric voice was heard
to advantage in "Serenade" Leonca-
from La Tosca" (Puccini). The re-
mainder of the well chosen program
consisted of compositions by Crotch
inoff. Dvorak. Wolf. Massenet, Georges,
Rogers. Rachmaninoff and Lie.
The newly organized Washington
Quartet, composed of Hazel Bach
schmid, Josephine Mack Cottrell. T. J.
Quinn and Paul Bachschmid with
initial appearance Tuesday evening at
a musical at Mrs Bachschmid's studio
A generous program Of ensemble
numbers was given. as well as solos
by Mrs. Bachschmid. Mrs. Cottrell
Mr.. Quinn and Mrs. Savona CREST, the
last named singing "Chanson Pro-
vencaI" Oel Acqua). and Morning"
(Speaks).
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
| tional Church the music as arranged
by Claude Robson. organist and di-
rector. will be given this morning by
the quartet composed of Frances
/ Scherger. Agnes Charnstrom. James
! Young and Herman Fakler. and the
vesper service at o'clock by the
Morton NJ. Little. At the latter serv-
| ice a composition, entitled 'Invoca
tion." words by Judge Stafford and
music by Arthur Tregina, will be the
feature of special interest.
! James Young vas the guest Of hon.
or at the meeting of the Rho Beta
Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon. Monday
evening. Mr.. Young gave two groups
Of songs. Alice Jones read paper on
| "Classic Composers" and others con-
! tributing to the pleasure of the oc-
casion were Emma Louise Thompson.
Clara Young Mrs. Frteda Hauf Err
win ard Master Lee S. Green.
George H. Miller. baritone; Mrs.
| Raymond Dickey. violinist: Nine.
lSoudo-Ragland, pianist, with Pearl
| Waugh and Mrs. Harrington Barker.
accompanies. gave a program OF IN
usual merit recently at the Y. M. {:
| A. Nine. Ragland opened and closed
| the program, giving. among other Sc
lections. a brilliant Interpretation TO
Concert Fantasy" on excerpts from
"Mignon." and "Sextette." by Lesche-
effect Indian Lament" Dvorak-
Kreisler), and Scene de Ballet" Ode
Beriot, and Mr.. Miller was most
happy in his rendition of 'fRoadways
(Densmore). Sylvia" (Speaks) and
! Even Bravest Heart" (Gounod.
This evenings musical at the Arts
Club will be given by Amelia Oim-
stead, pianist: Nine. Albert. contralto.
and Ethelyn Dryden. accompanist' OF
Baltimore.
The last of this seasons public re-
hearsals by the Rebew Orchestra. H
W. Weber. conductor. Will take place
tomorrow evening at Keller Memo no.
prano. and John G. Klein, tenor, Will
be the assisting soloists.
Mrs. Elsie Carleton Strang, who
was for several years prominent In
choir work here and resigned the
position Of soprano soloist at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
when leaving for her new nome IN
North Carolina. was the soloist ana
guest Of honor last week At the April
meeting Of the Woman's Club OF Low
ell, N. c.. giving two groups OF songs:
her singing being the occasion or
much favorable comment from the
Lowell press.
Elisabeth W. Campanole. soprano.
win be tho soloist at this mornings
service at the First Congregational
Church, her selection being The Lord
Is MY Light" (speaks). Before the
evening service Hairy EoWATu XNuei-
Ter. orKanist and director. will play
"AileRro Maestoso" (Mendelssohn)
and MacDowell's ITO a Wild Rose"
and in addition to the usual choir
anthems Marie Culp and Fred East
will sing tho duet. Dear Spirit, Lead
Thou Me" tMiles).
A double trio. consisting Of kath-
arine Rich and Ireno GladdinE. So
pranos: olga Krumpke and Emelie
Margaret White, second sopranos.