Evening star., 1920-02-15
Musical Mention

gave its nineteenth student reclta
Thursday evening in Central Hls
School auditorium, the renditloh OF
the various numbers being worthy oi
gram of instrumental and vocal mum
bers included the songs Love Me OF
Not" (SecchD. "A Pastoral CWilson),
ITO Columbine" tCrist. Miss Haze
The Cuck Coo Clock" tGramy'
Schaefrer). Song of Spring" with or
chestra (Speaks). and aria. "Quando
Me n No.' from La Boheme que
eini1: Gladys Price; leave Lea Me s,,na Not
from 'L'Elisir d'Amore" Donizett)
F. f. Boyer: piano solos. The But
terfiy" (Grieg). "Poeme" (MacDowelD
Polish Dance" tScharwenka). Miss
, Gertrude Dyre; Sonata. OPP. TO- No
l." by Beethoven, Benjamin Rather
Hungarian Fantasia by List with
orchestra). Mrs. NJ r. Goldman; vio-
loncello solos. "Andante," from Third
| Concerto" by Goltermann. and Tar
violin solos. Military Concerto with
! orchestra), by De Beriot. Louis Mes
tesky; allegro Moderate" from
Second Concerto" by Wiemiawski
with orchestra). Nathan Srusiloff:
One OF the particularly enjoyable
features of the evening was the work
of the college orchestra, directed by
iC T.. Christiani. the selections be-
ing the overture to "Ruy Bias. by
IMendelssohn: Allegro Motto" from
Jupiter Symphony" by Mozart. and
! the suite. I'm Holland" by kriens
der Zee" Evening Sounds" and
Wooden Shoe Dance" Miss Davis
and Miss Thompson assisted as ac-
companists.
Mrs. Ethel Garrett Parrish. for the
4 fn,y ME mi CT nd
| companist with the National Quartet
recently moved to Chicago and ex-
poets to become permanent resident
of that city.
Miss Mary Scott of Paducah. KY,
has been engaged by the quartet to
succeed Mrs. Parrish. and will also
take up Mrs. Parrish's duties as or
ganist and musical director at Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church. at
which church the music is in charge
of the National Quartet.
Miss Scott is graduate of the Gin
cinnati conservatory, was formerly
organist at the First Presbyterian
Church at Paducab and is we'll known
in southern musical circles for her
concert work.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Reynolds. con-
| tralto, of Philadelphia and Mitchell
Bliss. violoncellist, will be the soloists
at this afternoons vesper service at
+. 4:40 o'clock at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. Mrs. Rey-
nolds, who has a voice of rare quality
and sings with feeling and artistic
number from the Hebrew ritual. Eli
| Eli. Eli; an old Belgian song. La
Cloche Some TAngelus." and during
the service. And God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears by Harker. Mr.
Bliss. one of the promising members
80 ~ hi in
"Jocelyn." by GODDARD; "Cantilena" and
i"Andante." from Third Concerto" by
Goltermann. Claude Robeson. at the
organ. will play for prelude. I'm the
Twilight" by Harker. and for post
and the ofertory quartet, Fear Not
10 Israel" by Spicker, will complete
the musical portions of the service
This morning the music will be rem
dered by the Mount Pleasant Chorus.
directed by Norton NJ. Little. and will
consist of the anthem. 20 Divine Re
deemer." by Gounod: bass solo. THE
Lost Chord" by Sullivan. and organ
solos, ave Maria" by Schubert and
"Postlude." by Dubois. Mary Beiser.
coptralto; ]. F. NJ. Bowie. tenor. and
Daisy Fcikenscher. violinist. will be
the soloists next Sunday; afternoon.
Martin Richardson. tenor soloist OF
ct. Margaret's Episcopal Church. was
heard in recital last evening at the
National Cathedral School for Girls
and this evening will sing at the CO.
lumbia Baptist Church. Falls Church
va. with A. G. Eldridge at the organ
Student events of the past week in
cluded a recital Friday evening in the
assembly room of the Cosmos Club. at
which Mrs Florence Mcdonnell Ham
ilton presented her pupils in pro-
] gram of piano numbers. Among