Evening star., 1921-05-08
MUSICAL MENTION

"Postlude," f nat major (Abernathyl1
At the Washington Heights Press
byterian Church the music for the
, morning will be: Prelude. Chaneon
Triste" (Tschaikowsky); solo. 'Oh. for.
a Closer walk With God" (schnecker).
tschumsnn>; solo: Bible story"
tDvorakl. Mr.. Fisher: postiuds.
'Lorenz.''
Mrs. Florence Howard soprano. ac-
companied by Mrs. Edmund Barry.
was the soIoist at reception given
by DIR. Henry Allen Topper at tas
Richmond Hotel. Monday. Mrs. H"r.
ards numbers We're: In May Tina
bert: In the Time OF Roses Reich
hart: The Cuckoo Song" Arne, and
. The Old Mili's Grist," Mana-Zucca-
The music for .his mornings serv-
ice at All Souls Unitarian Church
. will be contributed by Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann with Lewis Atwater
at the organ. as follows:
Solos-"The Good Shepherd" George
Nevn; Eternal Life" Herndon Nor
sell.
organ--Andante. Sonata in G." Ell.
gar: intermezzo Suite in G Minor"
Truette: Festive March" Rogers.
AT St; raurs Episcoral Church;
program. under the direction Of Sam
uel 4. Leech. o-sanist and choir
master. will include the following Sc
Atkinson: Tie Deum in 3 fiat Major"
by Hall: "Jub;late Dec in r nat
Major" by Schubert and Leave Cs
Not. Neither Forsake U.s.. by Stainer.
field. tenor. and Master Edward King.
soprano. will! sustain the SOLO pats
At the evening service the choir
will sing: Festival Magnifcat and
! Dinittis in g Major" by Steane. and
Leave Us Not. Neither Forsake Us."
by Stainer.
| a piano recital by pupils OF tho
Virgil Clavier Plano School was given
Wednesday evening at the Playhouse.
tor. Miss Georgia E. Miller, was in
terpreted viii a skill due to talent
| ana training. as follows: "valse A Ma
? ,NoreU. "Grillen" t''whims'D fsehu-
; lGlinka Bslakirew). "chantiaue
d,Amour d,.. His.o. E,eanore Seiborn:
natse Maor xostarne snare F!aG1 minor Iescen
Dorothy Phillips: "Etude" C"Un Sos.
| tRaehman inoff). lie coueeu" tDaeuinl:
kathryn Beck: "Fruhlinesraaschsn"
blnstein). Anna Kennedy; "Rhapsody.
Op. 70" tBrahms). Magic Fire Music"
(from Die WalkureD twaener.Bras-
sin). March Mignonne" teoldini).
Edith Austermuhl: Witches Dance"
! Graf Pastoral" tSca alattD. Concert
/ EaIse + Major" tMoszkowskD. Hun
gar;an Rhapsody No. s" u-iszo. Mrs.
Fred Offterdinser.
| The organ OF Emmanuel r. T.. Church,
| which has recently undergone improve
| nnents. was reopened Thursday evening
| with a recital by the organist. Fulton
thur Storm. director Mr.. Karr's num-
Fusue" twilliam Faulkes). "slumber
Song" tBrahmsp. "M!nuette" tHaydn)
and ''Reverie" tSa in -Saens). The choir
, sang at the offertory Lift Up Your
| Heart and Miss Peter. organist Of
Waugh NJ. e. Church. sang a contralto
solo.
The twenty.second annual concert by
the Eordica Mandolin and Guitar Or
ehestra, under the direction Of Walter
! r. Holt, will be given May ls and 20. at
3 O'Clock. in the ballroom Of the Raleigh
ecs.a Of Me. S,ssi Holsssv .Sis,
soprano: Mrs. William r. REED. CON
! tralto: James K. Young tenor, and Ed
, win Callow. bass. will assist. Informal
dancing from 1890 to 1880.
Mrs. Ralph p. Barnard has rendered
her resignation as soloist st the Second
Church OF Christ. Scientist. She will
substitute today for Mrs. Ethel Hoiz-
Of Christ. Scientiss. Mrs. GAwisr 10 on
a trip to Boston. -
Myron ". whitney presented Elisa
/, AAt
recital At the Hotel La Fayette. yes
terday afternoon. with a success
which must have been gratifying
alike to the young sinEsc and to Miss
Helen derrer. vioiinfst, who shared
honors in the program. The numbers:
given with, charm which ELECTED
worthwhile praise from a discrimi-
, mating audience OF music lovers. were
sans ] Fl" scH..aeIe.: .s.yes.r s,s.,,
rante). Elizabeth Thornberry: "Ro-
! nance tsvendsen). Spear Dance"
Koscok Yamada toriginal Japanese
ceremonial dancsl, asd soiree jaPor
Helen Gerrer: La ssa. Scsr At the
tMeyerbeerl. Elisabeth Thernberry:
Ss ss:a DsSy''y encen ss"dns Rcs-
marin" tKrsisler1 asd .Liesesfreud"
CKreislsrl. Heien osrrer: MY Heart
Is a Lutte" tMaruml. The Sea is
Calling" trownsend). "serenads"
| (Strerss, "The Call Of the RhAda"
fWare) and "Eestasy'' {RumMsD.
Elizabeth Thornberry. Margaret Ripy,
accompanist.
Government printing once cemmu..
nifty singers were entertained at
Thursdays meeting by Miss Mary
White OF Warsaw. KY. Miss White
has an alto voice OF unusual compass
and quality and, as an evangelistic
singer, has been engaged in such
work In most OF the states from
coast TO coast.
| Charles W. Bridwell. whose death
occurred a few days ago. vas Tor
| number Of wears a well known choir
singer OF this city. Having tenor
voice Of pleasing quality, he vas fre-
| ouently heard In chureAss and rescue
Motet Choir ana Of the Warrington
Opera Company. He was also tdenti-
! fied with community work In the gov
I ernment printing ONCE, where he was
employed. ,
Piano recitals by pupils Of Mrs. 10:
sic r. Frailey will be given Friday and
| Saturday evenings at 5 o'clock In .
Pythian Temple, TO be followed by
dancing. The class will be assisted
by Mrs. Ruth Mayors ana Miss 1Artha
NAV in vocal solos, and by Master
! Barnet Breeskin on the violin.
MARRlES STEPM0THER
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