Evening star., 1920-02-22

Night There" by Danks, and Lewis
Atwater. at the organ. will play
Hymn" by Mascagni and prelude
pour Orgue." by Massenet.
Miss Mary Beiser. contralto: ]. F.
| NJ. Bowie. tenor. and Miss Daisy
Fichenscher. violinist, will be the So
loists at this afternoons special serv-
ice at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church. commencing at 44o
Lovely Upon the Mountains" and
| Just for Today" both by Harker:
Miss Fichenscher's numbers will be
'Praeludium and Allegro" by Pag-
| anini krielser; Fantasia" from a
sonata by Cesar Franck, and "Ber-
will be heard in How Long Wilt
| Thou Forget Me?" from The Tri,
umph of David" by Buck; Il WIN
Arise" from THE Prodigal Son" by
Death" from Mendelssohn's st
Paul" The offertory, God Is Love.
by Shelley, will be given by the quar-,
, tet, and Claude Robson. orEanist and
director. will play Finale" from
Guilmant's ID Minor Sonata, for
| postlude. The fifth and last of this
series Of musical services will take
place next Sunday afternoon. and VIII
consist of Gounods "St. Cecelia's
! Mass" which will be rendered by the
Mount Pleasant Chorus, directed by
Norton NJ. Little. with accompani-
ment by an orchestra. The solos VIII
! be sustained by Frances ScherScr
| soprano; James X. Young, tenor, and
| Herman Fakler. bass. The program
! for this mornings service viii con.
| sist Of the organ prelude. "Melodle'
| by Lemaigre: contralto solo, "Oh. Rest
in the Lord" from Elijah" by Men
delssohn, Agnes Charnstrom; offer
tory by the Mount Pleasant chorus,
| and organ postlude. 'Marche Solen-
| nsue," by Lemaigre.
Mrs. Aitcheson. soprano: Nine. Scudo
Ragland, pianist, and Herman r. HoH-
mann, violinist, will give the program
Friday morning in the assembly room
of the Cosmos Club for the Friday Morn
| ing Music Club.
| Martin Richardson. tenor, was heard
| in recital last Saturday evening at the
National Cathedral School for Girls.
| Paul Whitney Fishbaugh assisted as ac-
| Russian Gipsy Song" by Nitka; lie
| Cri des Faux" by Campbell Tipton; 20
| Bimba, Bimbetta," and 80 Bocca
| DoIorosa.'' by SibelIa; Mamma mia che
vo sape?" by Nutile; arioso. Amor II
jvieta," by Giordana; prelude" and
Love, Have Won You," from Ronald S
Cycle of Life; Values" by Wander
pool: Awake" by .Pelissier; "Life's
Paradise" by Brown, and aria, che
gelida MAMMA from La Boheme."
An enjoyable program was given
Monday evening at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church at an in
formal recital by members of the
| Rubinstein Club. With Edward Don
ovan at the piano in the vocal nurn-
i he hn oil inf
presented: Soprano solos, Until
| (Sanderson). "Ho. Mr.. Piper" (Cur-
RAM. The Robin Sings in the Apple
Tree" MacDowelD, sung by Loduth
LaRaugh; contralto solos, Just
way" (sylvester) and Gray Days"
(Johnson). Marian Arnold; mezzo-so-
prano solos. The Silver Ring" (Cham-
inade), "Corrisande" (Sanderson) and
| Bon Jour, Mabelle" (Berens) Eliza
beth Yung Kwai: piano solos. "Ro-
nance, F Sharp Minor" (schumann), },
'Valse. Op. ss. No. 1" (Moszkowski)
and "The Water Lily" (MacDowelD
Mrs. Mildred Kolb Schulze; soprano
songs. "Villanelle" Dell Acqua) and
IF No One Ever Marries Me" deh-
MANN. Catharine Crooks; soprano
solos, The Rosy Morn" (Ronald) and
aria from "The Force of Destiny
| (Verdi), Mrs. Charles Zurhorst.
! The musical program at the king-
Smith Studios this evening will include
Waller; DO Not Go, My Love" Hager-
MANN, Mr. Oberg; Evening Song
(Hadley), Miss Keim; air from ''Manon
Lescaut" tPuccinD, Miss Misslitz; Mora
Wan folk song lin Bohemian). Miss
Bonner Mr. Callahan of the Depart
IGent of the Interior will give talk on
French Cathedrals.'
Last Sunday evening an added fea-
ture Of the program was talk by
Brown Landone, art lecturer, of New
York. on THE Value of Tone as
Means of Communication"
| Miss Gertrude Tyrrell of the faculty
will spend the week end at Philadelphia.
where she will appear in recital at the
studio of Miss Reifsnyder
At the Church of the Incarnation
this morning the choir. under direc-
ton of Mrs. Henry White. will sing
"Venite," by Tails: 'Benedicite," in
anthem form, by Wise; 'Benedictus.'
by Handel and. at the offertory,, &C
for a Closer Walk With Cod" by
Miles Foster. the obbligato being sung
, by Katharine Rich. soprano. Emelie
| Margaret White, at the organ. will
play for prelude. The Death of Asa
from Peer Gynt Suite" by Grieg. and
postlude. "Marche Triomphale," by
Harper.
Gladys Price. soprano, and Louis
Mestesky, violinist. were the assist
ing soloists last evening at the Wash
ington College of Music building
class of pupils in piano recital Miss
Price sang "The Sweet O. the Year
by Salter. and Mr.. Metesky played
De Beriot's Military Concerto and
the numbers by piano students In
cluded Romance" by Rubinstein
Er,ilu Cbristiapj "Dance of the
| "Papillon," by Grieg, Ruth Baxter
'Poupee Valsante. ;" by Poldini, katha-
rine Bean: Music Box" by Poldini
lax. Marian Barkley; "Callirrhoe. by
Chaminade, Norma Wolf; "Valse In
E Minor" by Chopin. Hilda Hanes;
| shepherds All and Maidens Fair" by
Nevin, Ida Gibson; "Etude Mig
noone," by schutt' Gertrude snesISsabn Msaowl6n
! Claire Philomene Sgueo: "Gavotte and
! Musette," by DAlbert. Everette Meade
! stone; THE Lark" by Glinka-Baiaki, !,
| rev, Frances Cureton; "Polonaise in Z
Minor" by Grieg, Elizabeth Muldrow'
l. A feature of the opening and dedi-
! cation of the new pipe organ in the
| Centennial Baptist Church last Sun
| day evening was the delightful mu
sical program presented by Louis A.
| Potter. jr., which showed the POSSIBLE l.
! tiles Of the new instrument TO great
advantage In addition to the organ
! numbers the program included solo,
| my Task" sung effectively by W. S.
Haynie.
Edythe Marmion Brosius. harpist,
will return this week from Texas.
where she has closed four-week tour
of concerts through the south and
west. Next Sunday evening. with