Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-09
MUSICAL MENTION

cluded this seasons activities with
service recital Tuesday evening At
the Church of the Epiphany. The choir
OF the church, consisting of forty
voices. directed by Adolf Torowsky.
organist. rendered "Magnificat in c.
(Marksl. and the anthem. The Pillars
Of the Earth Are the Lords" (rours).
the incidental solos being sustained
by Mrs Hugh Brown. soprano: George
Anderson, tenor. and Ambrose Durkin
bass. The organ numbers included
Sonata in b Flat Minor Gutenberg
list Of Trinity Episcopal Church: the
voluntary. prayer in F'' (BorowskD.
by Lewis Atwater. organist OF All
Souls Unitarian Church and the
Jude. ''Marche Pontificale" Gemmens).
by Edith b. Athey. organist OF Ham
line Methodist Church. all members
of the guild. Addresses were made by
Rev. Mr.. Hall. assistant rector of
Epiphany. and the service was in
of All Saints Church. Chevy Chase.
At the conclusion of the service the
regular monthly meeting was held in
the choir room of the church at which
the dean DR.. William Stansfield. pre-
| sided. Names of several new mem
| bers were proposed. and it was de-
| cfded to hold an additional meeting
J for the consideration of some practi-
cal matters June ?.
Meta Craig and George Fl. Miller
will be the soloists with the double
quartet at this afternoons service at
| the Church of the Covenant. when
| they will sing the duet. What Have
| In addition there will be the an.
| thems. Dear Lord and. Father Of
! Mankind" (Targatt. Come Unto
| Me" (Coerne) and by the Waters Of
Babylon" (Stoughton). in which in
cidental solos will be sustained by
Miss Craig, Mary Beiser, Mr.. Miller
and Richard Backing. Herman FAX
Ter. baritone, will be the soloist with
the chorus choir at this evenings
service. both services being under
Murray at the organ and, in the even
ing. with Mr.. Robson at the piano:
Mr.. F'akler will sing Gods Garden.
Lambert. and the choir anthems
will consist of MY Lord Divine"
(Miles). Sweet Is Thy Mercy
Mrs. Downs. and THE Bells OF
Heaven" (Blount).
Under the auspices of the Red Cross.
| in charge Of Capt. Frank s. Hyatt. the
Interior Department Band is giving a
series Of concerts for the soldier pa
tients at st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Tuesday evening at o'clock the band
will give an open-air concert there.
Dreamy Golden Hours" American
Patrol" National Emblem" "Migno-
nette" and Castles in the Air"
Mrs Hazel Bachschmid has resigned
her position as soprano soloist at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
Alden Finckel. violoncellist. will be
the assisting soloist at this mornings
- Ios INT to
held in the Knickerbocker Theater.
and will play "Andante." from Third
Concerto" (Goltermann) and Rev
erie" (Schumann). Mr.. Tittmann will
sing Mother o. Mine" (Tours) and
Hear US. o Father" (Gluck). and Mr..
Atwater will play 'Larghetto" (Ca-
poccD. "Andante" Gemare) and
March (Thome).
Mrs. Ethel Burket Russell Of Lin
coin. Neb.. was heard in piano recital
in Gunston Hall recently. assisted by
Edwinetta Schroeder Zurhorst. Mrs
| Russell. who is a former student of
Gunston Hall. delighted the guests
with a program of compositions by
| Bach. Rameau, Schumann. Liszt and
Chopin, and Mrs. Zurhorst gave arias
by Mozart and Massene: and Mon
Desir," by Nevin.
The vested choir of Gunton Temple
Church. directed by John G.. Klein.
will sing this morning. Festival TIE
Deum" ID. Buck). and Mr.. Klein will
give the solo. open the Gates of the
Temple" fKnapp), with Mrs. Klein
at the organ.
The music at this mornings service
at Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, will be given by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus. directed by Norton
NJ. Little. and at the vesper service
by the solo quartet. Frances Scherger.
Agnes Charnstrom. James Young and
Herman Fakler. Among the numbers
this morning. as arranged by Claude
Robson. organist: will be the cho,
solo. 1.-THE Children's Home" (Cowen).
by Mr.. Fakler, and this afternoon the
quartet. Sing Unto God" (Harker).
Lie Roy eLwis, baritone. and Mabel
Linton, pianist, will be the soloists
at the Arts Club musical this evening.
repeating the program given recently
for the Friday Morning Music Club.
Richard Kelly. bass. will be the
offertory soloist this morning at Ham
line Methodist Church. singing The
Peace Of God" (Gounod). the music
including also the quartet: There
Were Ninety and Nine" (Schneider).
Athey. This evening Marian Greene:
(Scott) and the quartet will give
NOW the Day Is Over" tTours).
At the lexington Presbyterian
Church this morning the music. as
arranged by Gertrude Lyons soprano
and director. will include the choir
anthem. "Hark Hark. My Soul
fnsa m and r sas ns ans
this evening, the anthem. He Shall
Come Down Like Rain" (Buck) and
the duet 'Eventide" (Smith). by Mrs.
Lyons and Marie Crisco.
Earl Carbauh will sing today at
the Salvation Army drive to be held
in the state building at Annapolis
his selection being Cast Thy Burden
on the Lord" (Harker).
Mrs. Harry E. Dove. soprano. will
be the ofIertory soloist this morning
at st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
where she will be heard in Campion's
setting Of the Ninety and Nine
Florence Keeler. soprano: John 6.
Klein. tenor, and Alfred F. Henkel.
baritone, were the assisting solofsts
Monday evening at Keller Memorial
which the Rebew Orchestra. H. w.
Weber. conductor, closed its seasons
activities. Miss Keller sang Rose
in the Bud" (Foster} and "A BOWL OF
Roses" tclarke). Mr. klein's num-
bell-Tipton) and ITO Be Near You"
(Foote). and Mr. Henkel was heard In
my Dreams" (TostD and Little
Mother O. Mine" (Burleigh). with Mrs.
Klein assisting at the piano: A new
march, entitled washington" by Will
Pearson, was an interesting novelty
by the orchestra, which gave also
SOLDIERS and Sweethearts" tHalD.
overture to silver Bell" (Schlepe-
MANAntub