Evening star., 1921-03-13

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| Lewis Atwater. orsanist of All !
Souls Unitarian Church and of the |
! Eighth Street Temple. will give the |
| Lenten recital Wednesday afternoon
at the Church of the Epiphany, com !
mencing at 4:4j o'clock. He will be |
assisted by Louis Thompson, tenor !
, soloist of Calvary Baptist Church !
will sing 80 Thou Billowy Harvest
Field" (Rachmaninoff) and Holy |
Father an adaptation by Mr.. At
water of English words to kahns |
will play allegro" from Sonata: L
Minor Rogers): Good Friday !
Music" from "Parsival" Wagnerl; |
Meditation" Ropartz,. Prelude |
| pour Orgue' and lie Bois Sacre.'
! both by Massenet: "Allegretto." from |
Seventh Symphony 1Beethovcn): |
| "Serenade" tRachmaninofi), Sketch
| ISchumann) and "Marche Nuptiale' |
| kaulkes).
| Marie Sidenius Zendt, soprano. !
| from Chicago. a recent visitor to |
| the National Capital. was heard dur
ing her stay here at a number OF |
private muSicales and at Sunday !!
afternoon affair at the National f'ress |
Club. where she quite captivated the
guests by her lovely lyric voice. (
characteristic interpretations of her |
songs and a particularly gracious !
personality. Sne WIS accompanied
the piano by Mrs. George Watson. !
among the most acceptable of her
numbers being "I.o. Hear the Gentle
Lark (Bishop). Thou Art Like Unto
IL Flower Parks). "Alleluia' tMo- I
zart. and Il quaint little song, THE !
Iciclc.' which she gave AS an en-
core.
Mrs. Thomas Fry. soprano of Mil
waukec. will he the soloist at All
Ic' I,,;t
when she will sing Morning Hymn
fHensCheD and The Lord Is NJ!
Light" tHarker).
a dedicatory recital of the Julia
Bowie Stromberger memorial organ
recently installed at Grace Baptist !
Church. took PLACE Friday evening.
Edith r. Athey, oeganist. of Hamline
Methodist Church. giving the pro-
gram. Miss Athey presented an
eXacting series of selections, among
them Concert Overture. c Minor
(Hollins): "Noc,urnette" tD'Evry),
"Evensong" (Johnstone). "Commun-
ion in c. (Batiste), "Scherzo" Beck
err. "Minuet' CDethier), 'Toccata'
(Rogers), "Lamentation' (GuilmanD
and "Alleluia," from The Messiah"
(HandeD.
The National Quartet, composed of
Henri Sokolove, first violin; Max Pu-
;-atsky. second "olin: S:iri;;ai Field
man. viola. and Richard I.c-lcberg.
violoncello. Will give the preliminary
program this afternoon at the Church |
of the Covenant (Presbyterian). be-
ginning at instead of $50 o'clock as
is customary. The other musical por-
tions Of the service will be given by
the double quartet. with Mr.. Loire
berg as soloist At TINS evening
music will be rendered by
the chorus choir of 165 voices with
Herman Fakler. baritone. as soiolst
Both services will be under direction
of sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with
Harvey Murray at the organ, and in
the evening with Claude Robson at
the piano.
The program follows: Overture for
strings: "Lento" (Dvorak). Music
of the Spheres (Rubinstein). Min
bile" (Tchaikowsky), violoncello solo,
"A Song of India" (Rimsky- korsa-
kow). Mr.. Lorlebers: anthem, softly
Now the Light of Day (Frank). incl
dental solo, Miss Rolln; ;cNhnnoann vloionce1lo
anthem. "sanctus" (Gounod): incl
dental solo. Mr.. Backing; offertory
anthem. BY the Waters OF Babylon
(Stoughton). incidental solos, Miss
BeisSer and MIR. Backing, organ post
lude (MerkeD.
Evening-Organ prelude. 20 Sane.
tissima" (Lux): anthem, The Angels
Song" (shelley). incidental solo. MISS
Smith: baritone solo. Every Day
(Edwards). Mr.. Fakler. words writ
ten by Mr.. T. F. Whittlesey of the
evening choir: anthem. sweet Is Thy
Mercy" (Barnby). incidental solo. Mr.
Fakler: offertory anthem, The Day
Is Past and Over" (GilchrisD. Incl /
dental solo. Miss Rolln: organ prel-
ude, March" (SchuberD.
Miss Florence NJ. kautz. soprano. or
York. Pa, was recent VISITOR IN
Washington and was one fthe solo J
lists Monday evening assisting the Re-
bew Orchestra at its monthly re- /
hearsal at Keller Memorial Church.
Miss KautZ made pleasing impress
sion. her singing of two numbers. ITO
a Hilitop." by Cox. and Morning" by !
Speaks. being the subject of much
favorable comment. Miss Margaret
Poole. soprano, and Albert Henkel
baritone. also contri ributed to the
pleasure of the occasion. Miss Poole
giving AT Dawn ! Love You" by
Cadman. and THE Little Irish Girl"
by oLhr. and Mr.. Henkels numbers
including Dreams" and Barefoot
er accompanying. The orchestra. un-
der direction of H. w. Weber. con-
tributed it's usual quota to the enter
tainment some of the selections being
excerpts from I'll Trovatore." sweet
and Low" by oJhnson, and the over
ture to LA Berlesques."
Next weeks program by the Friday
Morning Music Club has been ar
ranged by Miss Maud Sewall and will
be given at the Church of the New
Jerusalem instead of the Cosmos Club
as usual. The program will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, So
prano; lie Roy Lewis, baritone; Ar
senio Ralon, violinist; Miss Sewall
and Mabel G. Linton, organists. and
quartet. consisting of Mrs. Marie c.
Deale, Mrs Gertrude Reuter- Miller.
Richard F. Backing and George II.
Miller.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson gave
short program Wednesday morning at
National Park Seminary, Forest Glen.
Md. when she sang Norwegian Echo
Song" by Thrane; Spring" by Han
schel: "One Fine Day" from Mime.
Butterfly" by Puccini: Willamette" by
Del Acqua, responding to three en-
cores. Garry Me Back to Ole Vir-
ginny" EFF You Could Care and
your Eyes Have Told Me- Mrs.
Mabel Finch Rawlings assisted at the
piano.
A section of st. Patrck's choir mo-
tored to Westminster. Md. Monday
evening and sang Dubois Seven Last
Words" at st. Johns Church. where
Rev. T. L. McGuigan. for many years
assistant pastor of st. Patrick's
Church. this city. is now pastor. They
sang also the "Inflamatus." from Ros-
sinis "Stabat Mater.'s Among those
taking part in the music were Edna