Evening star., 1921-11-27

setting of the "Twenty-third Psalm"
the solos being sustained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Heartsill and Miss Marie Koontz,
with Mrs. Frost accompanist.
The quartet of Calvary Baptist
Church, under the direction of Louis
A. Potter. jr.. organist, will give its
nrst musical service of the season
this evening at o'clock. The entire
service will be devoted to the rendi:
Thanksgiving (Maundef). The choir
consists of Miss Gladys Price. So
prano; Mrs. Marie Culp Lowry. con-
tralto; William Raymond, tenor; Fred
East. bass. On account of the illness
of Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. Goldie Hutchins.
soloist at, First Congregational
Church, will sing the contralto parts.
George r. Anderson has been en-
gagged as tenor soloist of the Western
Presbyterian Church and has already
assumed his new duties. He will sing
in the Everlasting" by Stainer, with
Miss Charlotte Klein at the organ.
Mr.. Anderson was soloiSt at the
Church Of the Epiphany for four
years and sang for short periods pre-
viously at st. Margaret's Episcopal
The thirty-fourth public organ re-
cital by Edith B. Athey. civic or
ganist, will take place next Saturday
evening at O'Clock, in the Central
High School auditorium. She will be
BILE of U. S. Marine Band, consisting
of two oboe1, two clarinets, two
French horns and two bassoons. The
program will close with recreational
singing by the audience. The con-
cert is under the direction of the
Community Center department. pub
lie schools, and all are most cordially
invited to attend.
An attractive feature of the Sunday
evening services at the First Presby-
terian Church is given by Mrs. G. F.
Schutt when she renders program Of
organ numbers preceding the service.
She will play this evening. Even
song" (Koelling), "Offertoire in F''
Hemaire). 20 Thou Art Like a Flow
er" GiszD, Largo" Ovorak) and
"Postlude" (Batiste).
Mrs. Franceska Kaspar Lawson was
the soloist last Tuesday for the Penns-
burg, Pa, Orchestra, this being Mrs.
Lawson's fifth appearance with this
son gave recital in Wilmington. Del,
and Friday in Chester. Pa. Mrs. Ma
bel Finch Rawlings assisted as ac-
companist.
Another students organization has
been added to the list of Washington's
musical clubs. 1t is composed of the
advanced pupils of Mrs. Duff Lewis
and is called the Ensemble Club. A
meeting for organization was held ye-
Gently. resulting in the election of the
following officers: Edward Andrus.
chairman: Miss Eta Grabill. vice
chairman: Miss Golden. secretary;
Philip Geraci. librarian. A meeting
will be held every three weeks. The
! first program was given Friday even
ing and included Life of Bach" pa
per, by Miss Culverwell: "Minuetto,
for piano: Mrs Doris Grabill; Air on on
the G String" with accompaniment OF
muted violins. Miss Eta Grabill: The
Tugue," paper by Miss Doris Grabill;
First Prelude" Culverwell. Bach
Gounod; Ave Maria" by the club
piano and strings. with Miss Golden
at the piano; Life of Handel" paper
by Earl May; THE Sonata" paper
Harrison Somerville; "Bouree." Miss
Mildred Hoover: Largo" piano and
strings. with Miss Lois Hoover and
| Miss Mary Meeks at the piano; The
Opera of Xerxes." paper. by Miss Fos-
| ter; II Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth" and "Halleiujah Chorus" from the
Messiah; Sixth Sonata" for violin
| by Handel. Violet Sullivan. The mem
bers of the club are: Lois Baker
Katherine Bielman, Elizabeth Culver
well, Lillian Foster. Eta Grabill. Do
ris Grabill, Margaret Golden. Lois
Hoover. Mildred Hoover. Anne Meeks
Mary Meeks. Rosella Slaughter. Violet
Sullivan. Margaret Wallace. Edward
Andrus. Philip Geraci. Earl May, Har-
rison Sommerville and Nine. Montoya
One of the most charming features
of the Hawaiian luncheon given Sum
in honor of Lord and Lady Sandwich.
was the program of Hawaiian music
rendered by Miss Edith Mcdowell and