The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

"sing On" Deuza; 'Barcarolle."
Offenbach; Sweet Genevieve,"
Tucker; Gently Falls the Shad-
ows." Mildenberg; piano solos, Ca
price Espagnol," Moskowski, Miss
Davis; 'Liebestraume No. o." Liszt,
Miss Grossman: vocal selections,
The Years at the Spring" Beach;
''Eligie," Massenet; Cradle Song.
Kreisler; MY Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice. Saint-Saens, Miss Rohr-
baugh.
On Friday evening r. Beatrice
Chopin-Keith presented her pupils
at her tenth anniversary recital at
Studio Hall. The students were as
sisted by Sidney Gianoly. The re-
cital will be repeated Friday, June
4. The pupils who participated
were: Audrey Estelle Blumer, AL
fred Branch Carter, Rebecca Lee
Carter, Dorothy Mary jain, Frank
Eldra Kingsbury, Katherine Eliza
beth Leyking, Albert John Powers,
Natalie Florence Powers, Glsdys
Josephine Price, Elsie Olga Rose
Ruzicka. Gertrude Johanna Rose
Ruzicka, Francis Joseph Schwoer-
er, Ruth Louise Schwoerer. Virginia
Perry Thomas, r. Burrus Williams.
Alice Althea Anderson. Dorothy
Baumgarten, Mabel Virginia Berry,
Audrey Estelle Blumer. Leonard
Enfield Bolen, Ruth Beatrice Bolen,
Hazel Collier Boyce. James Struth-
ers Crawford, Mary Montgomery
Crawford. Elsie Helen Drechsler.
Ellenor Gertrude Rabbit. Claude
Aahon Williams. R. Burrus WILL
Jams, Margaret Adele IWoolard, Jo-
sephine Evelyn woolafd, Thomas l.
Woolard, Mary Bazziro.
Sydney Lloyd wrightson will sing
the closing number alta concert to
be given at Mount Pheasant Congre-
gational Church on Tuesday even
ing by the church choir. These
singers will give the first two parts
of Scenes from the Songs of Hia-
watha." by S. Coleridge Taylor. Mr.
Wrightson will sing the baritone
solo "Hiawatha's Vision from the
third part, Hiawatha's Departure
The last time Mr.. wrightson SANG
this solo was with the Chicago Or
chestra in the Chicago Auditorium
in 1901.
| Miss Augusta Bergmann. an In
structor in the Washington College
of Music. and Mrs. Carl r. Chind-
bloom. of Illinois, were the soloistt
at the Congressional Clubs lnaI
musicale of the season given OF
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John ]. Stahl was the solo
ist last Sunday morning at tn,
w VI I,s s.k
of which Miss l. B. Adamson is thu
organist.
On account of a special mission
airy service at the Church of tn,
Covenant last Sunday afternoon tn,
regular musical service announce,
for that time was not given. Tn,
program arranged for that service
will be given this afternoon. an,
is as follows: Organ prelude. Med
itation," Bartlett; anthem, AT TIL.
lFootstool," Broome; contralto solo
The Sun Shall Be No More TIL.
Light BY Day" Spross, Miss Beiss
er: anthem. "Supplication." Scott
anthem. Thus Saith God the Lord.
Hosmer, incidental solos by Mis-
Craig and Mr.. Miller; organ post
Ilude. "Sortfe," Metzler. In the eve
ming the choir of .165 voices will
present the following program: Or
gan prelude. Elevation" Chamin
ade: anthem. Abide With Me.
Reed. incidental solo. Mr.. FakIer
violin solo, "Cavatina." RAN. Ma
thaniel B. Chase: anthem, "Harl
Hark. My Soul" Ambrose: inciden
tai solos by Miss Craig. Mrs. Down!
Miss Smith. Mr.. Fakler: anthem
Glorious is Thy Name" Mozart
organ pOstlude, Symphonic ALLIE
gro" Salome. Both services ar
under the direction of Sydne
Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey Mur
ray at the organ. and Claude Ror
eson at the piano in the evening.
Special music was a feature c
the service at the First Baptis
Church last Sunday. The choir
composed Of Mrs. Florence Howar,