Evening star., 1920-02-29

0eeseo Tor many years past. but were
emitted last season., have been re-
stunned this year by the new organist
and choirmaster. DR.. James Dickin-
Bon. and will be given each Satur-
day afternoon during Lent until March
~. inclusive. The program begins
week there will be an assisting SOLO
ist At the firot recital Milo Atkinson.
treble soloist of the choir. sang the
Arta, Jerusalem Thou That killest
the Prophets" from the oratorio. "St.
Paul" by Mendelssohn. and DR.. Dick
inson presented an attractive selec-
eion Of modern organ compositions.
smong them being shs thses prsludes echv,. by by
j. %. No. Q" by Rudolf Bibl: "A Desert
Song" by Ernest H. Sheppard. and
three offertories by Frank Renard.
Arthur Chester Gorbach. bass soloist
ist at yesterdays affair. his rich bass
voice being admirably adapted to the
aria. ut Is Enough" from Elijah"
by Mendelssohn.
gram included one number. "Contem-
platiun." by Washington composer.
Robert Cary Stearns: "Adagio in B
Flat" from Twelfth Symphony" by
lsnace Pleyel: pastorale. "A Noun
tain Idyl.". by Oscar Schminke: Fin
-
Friml. and "An Arcadian Sketch" by
6toughton. The assisting artist at
next Saturdays recital will be Paul
Bleyden, tenor soloist of the church.
,ha This son will ipcigds Gds
Goes Forth to War; 'Benedicite." by
Stokowski; anthem. THE Wilder
ness" by Goss: incidental solos,
1essrs. Bleyden and Gorbach; Mag
nificat and Nunc Dimittis," by Cham
bers. and recessional, 20 Jesus, l Have
Promised
Events of interest in both educa-
fional and musical circles must in
clude the recital given Friday even
Convent by a group of pupils from
the piano classes. These embryo art
lists made fine showing in the fol-
lowing numbers: 'Valsette." by ST.
belius. Nancy Hamilton: Tales from
Katharine McFarlan: ''Minuetto." by
Sibelius, Elizabeth Sadler; Curious
Story" by Heller. Muriel Kline: MA
drigal." by Lack. Catherine Maroney:
The Swan" by saint-saens. Harriet
Smith. August Harvest Song" by
Tschaikowsky. Catherine Bluntzer;
The Apparition." by Salmon, Kathryn
Fang; ITO the Rising SUM-" by Tor
jussen, Marjorie Doyle; Music Box"
by Laidow. Elsie Haas: "Etude Melo-
''EcIogue." by Liszt, Thelma Thomp-
son: Novelette," COP. 21). by Schu-
mann. Margarita Harris; The Haunt
Cd House." by MacDowell. Dorothea
pleasantly varied by a violin solo,
ave Maria," by Bach-Gounod. rem
dered with good tone by Catherine
Maroney, with Dorothea Casey as ac-
companist.
Edythe Marmion Brosius. harpist.
who returned during the week from a
successful concert tour through the
south and west. with Mrs. Charles w.
Fairfax. mexzo-soprano: Maj. Tit
mann. bass. and Lewis Atwater. or
Eanist, will give tho musical portions
of the program at this evenings serv-
ice at All Souls Unitarian Church.
Mrs Brosius will play excerpts from
Fantasia for Harp and Orchestra"
trina: Mrs. Fairfax win sing "suppli-
cation" by Hugo Wolf. and THE Pub
lican," by Van de Water: Maj. Titt-
manns numbers will include an
adaptation of Schubert's ave Maria"
words by St John Byer. and Mr.. At
I.iszt. and "Toccatina." by James E.
Gillette.
A quartet consisting of Mrs. Mary
OucTlcT DOWlc, SopTdno, u0I6. w lllldH
T. Reed. contralto; j. F. NJ. Bowie,
tenor. and Charles Moore, bass. gave
the musical portions ef the enter
tainment Wedpssday evening at the!
ladies' nightSe bastern- Lodge at|
Odd FeiiowsHall. among the numbers
contraito solos. .'Mornine." by Speaks,
and 'Smilin' Thru" by Penn; trio
from Faust" Mr. and Mrs. Bowie and
Mr.. Moore: quartet. Southern Airs"
by Pike. and Good Night" by Pin
suit.
Miss Dorothee Boucher. one Of
Nashington's talented young pianisis,
has returned from New York city.
y here she YVES the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. ". H. Halless during music
week" Miss Boucher contributed to
the program of a musical Monday
afternoon at the Peabody Conserva
tory. Baltimore, when she was heard
in Mendelssohn's ID Minor Concerto"
Tho Rebew Orchestra. H. w. Weber,
conductor, will give it's usual monthly
public rehearsal tomorrow evening in
the lecture room of Keller Memorial
Church. Mrs. Ruby Potter. sorpano,
and Miss Agnes Charnstrom, contral-
to. will be the assisting soloists.
Miss Mabel C. Linton entertained
Fast evening at a musical at her resi-
dence studio. the program represent
ing three schools of music and in
Guiding compositions by Beethoven.
Wagner Chaminadek. Moszkowski
and an original number, 'Impromptu."
An examination in the history Of
music followed the program. among
those participating being Gertrude
Phillips Mary Moore. Edna Moor
mann. Anna Stevens. Gertrude Small
yood. Marian Bates. Cornelia Fries.
Mary Kirby. Agnes and Elizabeth
Goodloe, Ruth Menxel. Anita Peters.
Cynthia Sheriff. Lynne Allen. Shiela
Meyet, Elizabeth Clary. Helen Wat
fins. Margaret Carr. Eleanor CAL
pert. Catharine Lapish, Beatrice Lat
4ing. Virginia Tolbert. Mary Sue Toll
pert Mary Steele, Nora McCanerty,
Eleanor White, Virginia Kennedy.
Mary Walker. Russell Sherwood.
liam Jamison and Jesse Stimson.
Alice Douglas Jones. contralto SOLO
list of the Church Of the Incarnation.
sang Friday evening at a social at
fair given at the Mount Pleasant
NJ. E. Church South. when she made
delightful impression in three Sc
1ections. Treat Me Nice" by John
leigh. and "consolation." by Harriet
Ware, Emelie Margaret White be-
ing at the piano.
This evening a musical service will
be given by the quartet of st. PauIs
English Lutheran Church. under the
direction of Herbert F. Aldridge.
The quartet. composed II Bertha
Gottsman, soprano: Marian Larner,
contraIto: Herbert F, Aldridge, tenor.
and Milton White. bass. will render
the following program: There Shall
Be No Night There" (wood), 'The
Wilderness" (Goss). contralto solo,