Evening star., 1921-03-13

, Helen Gerrer. violinist; Dore Walten.
cellist. and La Sale Spier. pianist, the
| program including:
-: -Allesro., from Trio No, in G Ma. Va
Quasi Adagio." from Concerto in A
Minor, op. - ivan GoenS). Dore Walten:
piano solo. "Prelude. d Minor and
! 'Nocturne, c Sharp Minor" tChopin,
Dainty March tPoldinD. "Mephisto
| Waltz UsZD. La Sale Spier: violin
| solo, two japanese numbers arranged
! for piano and violin by Mr.. Spier.
| "Soiree Japonaise" and spear Dane
| er" tCyrll ScotD. an original melody.
Gsed by the Japanese in their cere-
| adal; "Rondino' beethoven -kreis-
ler). "Schon Rosmarin" and ''Liehes-
| freud tkreisler). Helen Gerrer;
| "Elegio,'' from Trio in d Minor"
| tArenskyl; "Schcrzo." from Trio in
| d Minor" tMendelssohn).
| Katharine Rich and Mrs. Paul G.
! Russell assisted in giving the recital
/ Monday evening. at which Miss
| Dorothy II. Russell presented heN
| pupils in a program of piano num-
| bers. Miss Rich sang There Are
, Fairies at the Bottom of our Gar
| den,' by Lehman. Brown Bear by
Mana yucca: "Old Maids Song. ii
| Kentucky mountain ballad, and The
| OWL" by Wells, and Mrs. Russell was
by Lehman. and "A Little Bit o
Honey" by Bond. Among the stu
dents contributing piano numbers
were Barbara Ferguson, Clara Hitler.
Dorothea Adams. Helen Borland. Ed
ma Gatcheil. Ruth Russell. Margaret
Evans. Robert Hitler. Eleanor Nor
gan and Janet Frost.
The Musurgia Quartet. with Harry
Wheaton Howard, accompanist.
gathering at the> Ninth street
Christian Church, presenting the
uuartets Sonora" "Mandalay,"
"Fcrry Dance" waltz song: Car
men" by Lane sWilson; Allah and
southern medley. Other selections
dersson), Thine" tDel Riego). James
X. Young: soprano solo, Song of the
Robin" tCase). Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler; there was also duet, sing,
Sing, Bird on the Wing (EuttlnS).
Mrs. Gawler and Mrs. Reed; trio, I'll
Reed and Mr.. Young, and recita-
ton, Tony, the Barber" by Edwin
Callow.
Miss Carolyn Curtis. soprano. and
Gertrude Tyrell, pianist, gave a re-
cital Friday afternoon at the Con-
gressional Club.
Martin Richardson, tenor, has been
engaged to sing with the Mlnneap-
oils Symphony Orchestra at a. con-
cert Easter Sunday.
Walter r. Willis, cross bearer Of
the Trinity Episcopal choir. passed
away on Wednesday of last week
after three-day illness. having
been connected with the choir for the
past ten years. The choir deeply re-
grets the loss of his pleasant per-
sonality and faithful services.
The quartet, composed OF Miss Mss
Bernce Calhoun. soprano; Miss
Nancy Stillwell. contralto; J. Allen
Bell. tenor and G. H. Lambert. bass.
furnished the music for the funeral
service which was held at the church
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Inez Millef will be the soloist
at the morning service at Emmanuel
Baptist Church, when she will be
heard in How Beautiful Upon the
Mountain" CHackes). The choir
anthem will be Holy Art Thou"
(HandeD. and this evening there will
be a song service of familiar hymns.
in which both choir and congregation
will take part, under direction of Mrs.
f. G.. Dickinson.
cation of mixed voices composed of
Katharine Rich. soprano: Alice Doug
las Jones, contralto; Wilbur c. Field
er. tenor. and Fred j. Eden. baritone.
with Emelie Margaret White, accom-
panist, and Mrs. Henry White, di-
rector. made it's initial appearance
Wednesday evening at the College
Women's Club. where the Mount
Hoiyoke and Bates College section,
of which Mrs. White is chairman, en-
tertained the members of the club
with a musical program.
They were assisted by Mrs. Eugene
Stevens, who read one of her own
delightful boy stories. The Cecilia
Quartet which sang last season as
a church organization, will continue
| music, the program Wednesday even
ing including "Carmena Waltz" (Wil-
SOM and "All on Sunday Morning"
Parks). Cecilia Singers; Rain"
tCurran) and The Big Brown Bear
tMana-Zucca), Katharine Rich; Fin
land Love Song" Hawley) and "In
an Old Fashioned Town" (Squire),
Fred J. Eden: "A Little Matter of
Discipline" loriginaD. Mrs: Eugene
E. stevens; The Temple Bells from
"Noon and Night" HawleyJ, Alice
Douglas Jones; "The Trumpeter"
fDix) and THE Wreck of the Julie
Plante" (O'Hara). Wilbur C. Fielder,
Good Night. Good Night. Beloved"
(PinsutD, Cecilia Singers.
Owing to sudden illness, Miss Jones
was unable to sing Wednesday and
her part was filled by Miss Lorraine
Wycoff.
the vested choir of Gunton-Temple
Presbyterian Church. under direction
of John g. Klein. will render the Len
ten cantata. From Olivet to Cal
vary" (Maunder), Good Friday even
ing, Mr.. Klein and Fred East sus-
tanning the solos. The service will
be held in Gunton Temple Church, at
14th and r streets.
Nhvguerita Wickersham, colora-
tura soprano, was the soloist at the
last meeting of the Arkansas State
Society, an enthusiastic audience
greeting her rendition of Scott's THE
Winds in the South Today" and
"Vous Dansez, Marquise,' by Dali
croZe.
Nina Cash Hyslop, soprano. was the
soloist at the Georgetown Presby-
terian Church last Sunday. giving
the morning service and "Lighe at
Eventide' (Salter) in the evening.
Albert F.. Henkel. baritone, will be
at this evenings service of Gunton-
Temple Presbyterian Church to pc
held in the hall over the Park Bank,
when he will sing Teach Me. y
Lord" (Bischoff) and Liddle's abide
With Me-" with Mrs. Klein at the
piano.
Elizabeth Campanole. soprano, with
George Wilson, accompanying. will
he the assisting soloist Tuesday
evening at Central High School at
the usual bi-monthly organ recital