Evening star., 1921-10-16
O. Gordon's Men," by Hammond. Mrs.
Howard Blandy will assist at the
piano.

Ioroon's Men,, by Hammond. MIS-.
Howard Blandy will assist at the
piano.
Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody has
resigned her position as contralto So
loist OF the First Congregations
York City. where Mr.. Dunwoody will
In future be associated with the Ma
tional City Company. Mrs. Dunwoody
mas also rendered her resignation as
president of the Rho Beta Chapter Of
the Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority, an office
10 which she was elected last sp-irg.-
Mrs. Dunwoody has for many years
been conspicuous in both musical and
concert fields of the city. She is a
member of the Friday Morning Mr-ic
Club, where she has frequently ap-
peared az soloist. She held the posi-
tion Of contralto soloist for many
years at the Church OF tie Covenant
and more recently at the First Con-
gregational Church and has appeared
here with the Washington Oratorio
Society at several performances, sus-
tanning the exactl lg solo parts in the
oratorios Of ''The Messiah, "St Paul.
and Elijah" wifi that organization.
Her departure y Ill mean a distinct
loss to the musiou forces of the city.
Next Friday. October 81. in the
auditorium of fhe First Congrega-
tional Church larry Edward Mueller
" IA 6iNo OH concert, assisted
by the regular choir OF the church
and Louis A. Potter, pianist Mr..
Mueller and Mr. Potter will present
the new "Conc"cto Greeoriano," for
organ and plan written by Pietro
PRODUCTION to tte work, which has
excited much favorable comment not
only among organists but musicians
in general. The concerto was played
q by srses1 the COMPOSER on on the worlds
store in Philadelphia. last spring to
the accompaniment Of the Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchestra. The pub
nc Is invited to enjoy the program
which follows:
Allegro vivaci' t5th Symphonic,
tGounodl: Swing Along" (DitonD,
choir: Concerto Gregoriano" tYon).
Mr.. Mueller and Mr.. Potter: Spring"
nHydeD: "Liebesfrsud'' tkreislery; "Sea
Sketches" (Stroushton); Overture to
Tannhauser" (Wa6ner).
Charles Trowbffdge Tittmann has
been engaged by the Oratorio Society
or New York to sing the bass roles
and arias in the Bach est. Matthew
Passion at Carnegie Hall in its spring
performance This will mark Mr.
TittmaE's fifth appearance with this
oratorio society.
Mccall Lanham of New York. bari
tone, was heard in recital at Chew.
Chase Seminary Wednesday evening
making an excellent impression b,
the rich quality of his voice and tn.
hntshed Interpretation of his mum.
Me or Not" tSecch). My Lovel,
Celia" (Munro). ''Serenade" from "Doi
Juan" fMoZarD, arioso from "Benve
nuto' tDiaz), "Poeme de Mai CDu
bois), 'L'Angelus" breton Folktunc'
c mi
"Je pense a toi' (Gramml. Serenity
(Salter), negro spiritual. ''Standin' I
de Need o Prayer (Reddick), an
Sunset (RusselD.
A short musical program was give
last Sunday afternoon at the Cathol
Community House, the occasion bein.
a reception and tea to Rev. Lewis :
OHern. c. S. p, who has recently rt
aIsned turn sI,,th from trip ABROAD Miss Do,
(Cadman). Lawrence K. Downe.
baritone, sang Friend O. Mine" (Sar
derson). and "Homing" (Del Reigo
with Miss Marie Louise Sullivan
played the violin solo, Meditation
from "Thais" (MasseneD, accomp:
MED by her sister, Miss JosephiI
Garner.
Miss Edith Graham. soprano. h:
been engaged as soloist of the Wasl
ington Heights Presbyterian Chur,
and will sing this morning 1T
Twenty-third Psalm," by MacDermi
with Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham
the organ.
The Rubinstein Club will hold t
first of this seasons rehearsals ne
Wednesday morning at 10:45 o'clo,
bitt. Applications for membersh
may be made to the secretary, NJ
Elmer Curry, at her residence or
the close of any of the Wednesd
morning rehearsals. Claud Robes
| will again serve as conductor a
| Mrs. Howard Blandy as accompani
Miss Mabel McCalip has been
gagged as contralto soloist Of Trini
the quartet there today.
Mrs. Goldie Dressler Hutch!ns h;
been engaged to fill the position
contralto soloist at the First Congr
lah Harper Dunwoody. who recent
resigned. Mrs. Hutchins will assur
her new duties the first Sunday
November. In the meantime, Nj
Marie Koontz is substituting at Fir
Church.
The completion of the new org;
at the Fourth Presbyterian Chur,
will be made the occasion for speci
musical programs at both servic,
first time. In the morning Herbert
Keyser, the organist, will play Il -
prelude "Cavatina' (Raff), "Ofertory
(Flagler) and for postiude Marcel
(SchuberD. Mr.. Bailey, the precento
will sing Fear Not Ye. o Israe'
anthem "Our Savior Reigns" (WiIdeI
mere). In the evening the oresni.
will give a fifteen-minute prelude-r.
cital which will include the follow
ing: Prelude" Renner). Hymn
Nuns" nefebure-Wely) and "She,
herds Pipes SHarris). He will pla
and for postlude The Son OF God Coz
Forth to War" Mr.. Bailey will sin
| Evening and Morning" (Spicker) an
the choir will sing the anthem .Ho,
Manifold Are Thy Works" FLETCHER
Cast Thy Burden on the Lord" (Wi
sonl and "As the Hart Panteth" (AsL
ford).
Beginning October II a 7. ". C.
glee club is being organized for an
young women who like to sing,
meet Mondays at 7:30 on the thir
floor Of the F street building. z.
pense Will be only for the music use
The leader is Miss Esther Linkins a,
the accompanist is Miss Gertru
Lochner (volunteers).
Gertrude Lyons. director Of mu
at the lexington Presbyterian Chus
and chairman of the music commit
of the Women's City Club. will
a joint recital with Anna Lawrel
harpist and member Of the Won,
City Club of New York city. tomor,
evening at the Women's City
building.
Mrs Lawrence will give the