Evening star., 1920-03-21
Musical Mention.

Fortn. py BUCK. by quartet ana
in the Lord" from Elijah" by Men
delssohn, sung by Marie Cisco. This
evening the chorus will render 'The
Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away"
by Woodward. and the quartet will
give God Is Spirit" from :The
Oliver Mellum. baritone, who has
been so successful in his appearances
here with the Washington Opera Com
pany. filled the place on the program
last week left vacant by the absence
of Mrs. Gawler, who Is suffering with
cold. Mr.. Mellum sang Even Brav-
est Hearts," from Faust" by Gounod:
Thy Beaming Eyes" by MacDowell.
and "Invictus." by HUM. The bal bal
nata for Violin and Piano" COP. II.
No y and Sonata" COP. 23). both by
Beethoven, rendered by. Mrs. Prindle
and Henri Sokolove, and group OF
songs, 1.-The Rosy Morn." by Ronald;
'T.aForza del Destino," by verdi. sung
by Mrs. Zurhorst, accompanied by
Mabel Linton.
The music at the First Congrega-
tional Church today, under direction
gan prelude, Prayer" from Suite
Gothique," by Boellmann; anthem.
20 Saving Victim" by Lansing; Of
fertory. "Send Out Thy Light" by
Lynes; postlude, "Risoluto con Ami
At this evenings pre-service organ
recital Mr.. Mueller will play The
Broken Melody" by Van Biene; "Oh,
the Lifting Springtime," by Stebbins,
and "Fantasie," by Demarest, and for
postlude, allegro Vivace." by Men
delssohn. The choir numbers will in
Thy Tenderest Love-" by Matthews.
and part five Of the Passion Music" :"
from "The Shadow of Death" by
Gaul.
The second in the series of recitals
director Of the vocal department of
the Visitation Convent, Georgetown.
took place Thursday in the odeon Of
the convent The soloists. each Of
whom was received with well de-
served applause. were Dorothea
cess was in her rendition Of Harriet
Wares Boat Song and Becker's
"Springtide"; Marjorie Doyle. who
was at her best in "rll Sing Thee
Songs Of Araby," by Clay: Long,
Long Ago" by Homer. and 'Down in
Catherine Dunn. soprano. who de-
serves special mention for her in
terpretation Of MacFadyen's Cradle
Song" Little Bit O. Honey" by
Bond: "Mammy's Song" by Ware, and
The Valley of Laughter" by Sander
son. Carolyn Brosius. the gifted
daughter of Edythe Marmion Brosius.
senting with good tone and technic
the harp solos, Prayer" by Ober-
thur, and "vaise de Concert" by
Stoner. Other numbers on the pro-
gram were Ave Maria" by Abt;
Calm as the Night" by Bohm. and
Cradle Song" by Brahms; The
Lilies Clustered" by Dana, and ITO
You," by Speaks, Miss Doyle, and Still
Unexpressed." by Bond. Miss Dunn.
Music at the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church today, under di-
rection Of Mrs. Frank Byram, organ
list. will consist Of the quartet my
Peace I Leave YOU" by Varley Rob-
erts. with incidental tenor solo by
Lord Is MY Light, by Allitsen. sung
by Ernest Kahlert Mrs Byram and
Miss Bernice Randall will leave to-
morrow for Philadelphia to attend
the convention of eastern music
supervisors.
Lewis Atwater, organist of All
Souls Unitarian Church, assisted by
Louis Thompson, tenor. will give the
program at Nthe Lenten recitaT We'd
nesday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock. at
the Church of the Epiphany.
The sacred cantata Bethany" as
sung exclusively in this city by st.
Thomas (EpiscopaD Church choir.
will be repeated Thursday evening. in
the church, under direction Of L. B.
Aldrich, organist. with Prof. Atkin-
son at the piano: No tickets of ad-
is cordially invited to attend.
J. Campbell McInnes. bass-baritone,
Of London. ENGLAND. and Wallace
Of the famous voice master. William
Shakespeare, Of London. England. ar
rived in the city yesterday. and will
be the guests for a few days of
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. Mr.. Nc
Times. who made his first appearance
The Messiah" with the Washington
Oratorio Society, will sing this even
ing at the Church of the Covenant,
when he will give the sacred solo can
tata, Il Bear My Cross Without La
menting." by Johann Sebastian Bach.
In addition the chorus choir will pre-
sent the anthems, Come Unto Him.
by Gounod, and "Out of the Deep" by
Wirts, with incidental soprano and
bass solos by Meta Craig and Herman
organ. will play for prelude. AN
dante" by Raff. and for postlude,
Finale" from Sonata de Camera"
by Peace.
At this afternoons service. begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock. Richard P. Back
ing will be the soloist with the dou-
BILE quartet, both services being under
direction of Mr.. Wrightson. with Mr.
Murray at the organ, and in the even
ing with Claude Robson at the piano.
The program this afternoon will con-
sist of the organ prelude, 'Larghetto,"
ven; anthem. 'The Wilderness" by
Goss, incidental baritone solo. George
H. Miller: solo, Sun of My Soul" by
Scott. Mr.. Backing; anthem. Judge
Me. o God" by Mendelssohn: solo, "Ye
Who Sin and Ye Who Sorrow" from
Backing: anthem. SOFTLY Now the
Light of Day." by Berwald; offertory
20 Jesus, Have Promised" by Brack-
ett. incidental contralto solo, Mary
Beiser; organ solo, ''Postlude," by
Tours.
Next Sunday afternoon the double
quartet. assisted by four solo voices,
Harper DunwoodE. contralto; Henry
Kruger. tenor. And J. Walter Hum
phrey, bass, will sing the celebrated
Requiem" by Mozart. No cards Of
admission will be required
A musical service in memorial Of
the late DR.. W. r. Buchanan will be
held this morning at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church by the
Mount Pleasant Chorus, Of which DR..
Buchanan was for six years the mu-
sical director. The program, under
direction of Norton M. Little, will
comprise the organ prelude Solemn
Melody" by Davies, played by Claude
Robson: anthems, THE Souls of the