Evening star., 1920-03-14

"a Song in the Night (Woodman) ,
duet for tenor and bass. "Crucifix"
(sPross>; organ solo, "Allegretto"
(Tours); soprano solo, My Redeemer
and Ny Lord" (Buck); anthem, My
Faith Looks Up to Thee" (Schnecker) ;
organ postlude. '1mpromptu" (Huss).
Charlotte Klein. one of the Wash
ington girls who a few seasons ago
carried off honors at the Peabody
Conservatory, Baltimore. gave the
program Wednesday afternoon at the
third of this seasons organ recitals
at the Church Of the Epiphany.
Miss Klein demonstrated her mastery
of the king of Instruments" in an
exacting program which included the
&c Minor Fugue." by Bach; "Idylle."
by Moncrieffe; Caprice" by Sturges;
'Harmonies du Soir" and La Mutt"
both by Karg Ebert; "Toccata. G
:chorale," .1ntroduetion Ss' anu and scher. cher.
20" "Andante" and Finale" by Bart
lett.
The twelfth of this seasons public
organ recitals by Edith b. Athey.
der the auspices of the Civic Center,
will take place Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. who has for
several years past been the soprano
solost of the Georgetown Presbyterian
Church. has resigned that position to
accept place as soloist and choir
director at the lexington Presby
terlan Church. and will be in charge
of the music there today. The quar-
tet. consisting of Mrs. Lyons, Marie
Cisco, contralto; Daniel Morgan.
tenor: and Maitland Wright. bass. as
sisted by small chorus, will give the
following numbers at the services to-
day: Morning. anthem. He Shall
Come Down Like Rain" by Buck: duet
for for soprano and alto. The Lord Is
My Shepherd" by Smart: evening.
anthem. Abide With Me-" by Barnby,
and Cast Thy Burdens on the Lord"
from Elijah" by Mendelssohn. Carl
stuhler will preside at the organ.
Katharine Rich. messo soprano,
with Margaret White, accompanist,
and Margery Snyder, violinist. with
MIS- watson, accompanist, will be
heard in joint recital this afternoon
at the House of the Good Shepherd.
Rho Beta Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon.
the national musical sorority. enter
tanned at a musical Monday evening.
with Emmanuel Wad. pianist. as
guest of honor. The subject engaging
the attention for the evening was
Scandinavian music. and the follow
ing attractive program was present.
ed: Piano solos From the Olden
Days" "Nocturnc" and "Pastorale"
(Sibelius). "Serenade" and March
Grotesquem." by sinding, rendered
by Mr.. Wad: 'tSylvelin" (Sinding).
ITO a Violet" and Sunshine Song
both by Grieg. given by Miss clara
Young; violin solos, The Arine
Maids Sunday" cole EulD, Nor
wesian Dance (Grieg). played by
Estelle Thomas: piano solos. "Minu-
etto' and "Etude." two of his own
compositions, co were played by Mr..
after his program numbers. MIR. Wad
gave, as encores. The Butterfly" ITO
SPRING and Dance Caprice" all by
Grieg, and Rustic of Spring" (Sin-
ding). Not the least interesting fea-
ture of the occasion was the paper
on scandinavian Composers" which
was read by Mrs. Margaret Nairn.
Charles NJ. Richmond. baritone. will
be the offertory soloist this morning
at the First Presbyterian Church.
when he will sing From Every
Stormy Wind that Blows" by Minerva
Bailey.
Marie B. Culp. contralto, will be
the soloist at this mornings service
at the First Congregational Church.
when she will be heard in Handel's
20. Lord, Correct Me-" The numbers
-
Edward Mueller. organist. will in
ciude the organ prelude. Invocation"
by Callaerts: offertory anthem. L Am
Alpha and Omega" by Stainer. and
postlude, allegro con Fuoco." by
berens: Fer aaon At the ppre-sservice recital
"Cantilena" Prince Igor), by Boro-
din; 'Andante Religioso," by Loesch-
orn. and stiffness of Night: anthem,
out OF the Deep" by Marks: offer
tory. part four of THE Passion
Music from The Mockery on Cal,
Occasional Oratorio." by Handel.
Music by the two choirs Of st. Pat
rtcks Church was one of the attrac-
tive features of the farewell recep-
ton given by the congregation to
evening. The sanctuary choir. under
Mr.. Benson. sang when the Heart
is Young (Buck). and "Infamma-
tus." from Rossini's ''Stabat Mater"
and the mixed choir. with Miss Jen-
ME Glennan directing. sang the
son). and "In an Old-fashioned
Town" (Squires).
At this mornings service at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. the Mount Pleasant Chorus
directed Dy norton M. lklttle, Will
sing Praise Ye the Father" tGou-
will give How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings" {Liddle), and Claude Robe
son. at the organ. will play for prel-
ude. Prayer" (Ceuppens). and post
lude. Moderate" (Smart). At the 5
o'clock vesper service the music will
be rendered by quartet, consisting
of Frances Scherger. Agnes Charm
strom. James X. Young and Herman
Fakler. the numbers including the
prelude. "Andante Religioso" Liszt) !;
duet for tenor and bass, $50 Thou
Liftest Thy Divine Petition" from
quartet. 20 Lamb of God" (Bischon) !;
organ postlude, Allegro" (MarkeD.
Music at the Hamline Methodist
Church today will include this morn
ing the organ SOLO "prelude" cRog.
quartet. "Hearken Unto Me Ny Peo-
Pe Peace l Leave With You" lVincenJ,
with incidental soprano solo by
Marian Greene; postlude. Festival
March sysae tsyss EosnnE Eosnnse
..Salut d. Amour" (Elgar). "Invoca-
ton" (Rheinberger); offertory quar-
tet, Guide Us, o Thou Great Je-
hovah" (F1otow); quartet. Great
God, to Thee, My Evening Song"
1Rheinberger Shelley; postlude
.March" (Flotow).
Wilmot Goodwin, bass baritone. Ru-
dolf Kafka, violinist, and Nellie Bow
man. pianist. were heard in concert
Thursday evening at the Willard. un-
der the auspices of the w. c. T. u.
co-onerating with the National So
ciety for Broader Education. Among
the numbers were: Love Me. Love
Me Not" by Secchi"; ITO Scenes of