Evening star., 1921-05-01
Musical Mention

oletto." 'Traviata" and "Faust." tho
closing performance of Faust in
/ New York under the auspices OF the
/ New York Globe contributing much TO
( the success OF Gutham's big muse
week celebration.
I Elizabeth Gardner Coomhs. the pi-
aniSt ana accompanies. OF this city. IS
seriously Ill at her home in Chevy
Chase.
Mary Allahand was the soloist Tues
day at the reception rendered the m
! coming pastor Of the North Carolina
+ Avenue NJ T.. Church. Miss Allahand's
I selections included Winds in tn"
/ South" tSCotp. VALLEY of Laughter
/ fSanders"n) and "Nancy's Answer
/ PowclD.
AZ Mount Pleasant congregational
Church the following musical pro
grams have been arranged by Claude
/ Robeson. orGanist and director. The
Mount Pheasant Chorus nf fifty voices.
under the direction of Norton NJ. Lit
. tie, will sing at the morning service.
. The music for the evening service a.
o'clock is given by tn" solo quartet.
! The programs are:
MOrninC-Organ prelude. ~ spring
! time sketch" ,Rrrwcrp; bass solo,
! "Flanders' Requiem Tia ForGep. by
request. sung by MIR. Faklcr. offer
, tory. chorus. when Wilt Thou Save
| Thy People" jMatfhcwS, and organ
| postludc. Fan Fare" Lemmcus,.
! Evening service-OrGau prelude. An
| dante ReligioSo" tEeshaycsp: tenor
solo. "Ninety-irst Psalm tMacDer-
MIDI. sung by Mr.. quinn: "ffertory,
| trio for womcn's voices Lift Thine
Eyes" from Elijah" ,M"ndelssohn'.
and organ postlud". "Fostlude" tHnn.
| Georgia L. Miller. director. will pre-
! sent the pupils Of the Virgil Clavier
| Piano School in a piano recital
| Wednesday evening at o'clock AT
! the Playhouse. 1914 y street. \ pro
! gram selected from eminent com
| posers will he presented by Mary
koonin. Harriet Hine. Eleanore l..
| Colborn. Dorothy r.. Phillips kath-
ryn Beck. Anna Kennedy. Edith Aus
! termuhl. Pauline Graft and Mrs. Fred
! Ofterdinrer. Miss Mary /. Morgan
| of Nashville, Tenn. has been awarded
/ "A teachers cert iticate, and gold
| media for application and progress
! has been conferred on Eleanor !.
| Cnlborn.
! Two programs of artistic excellence
We're given by the Y. NJ. c. A. last
week. On Monday the final lobby con-
cert of the season WAS presented by
J Mrs y. w. Campanole, soprano: Miss
! futn NJ Bronson. violinist: Miss Bar
bara Hjldreth, cellist; Miss Clara V.
! Drake. reader; Bazarova. contralto:
| Fred c. Schaefer, bass at the piano.
/ Mrs. Howard NJ. Blandy and Miss Mar
| jorie G. Davis.
! Friday evening, in the auditorium.
; the artists We're Mrs. Wayne r.
Wheeler, soprano; Miss Clarissa Liv-
! ingston. elocutionist; Miss Margaret
Mansfield. violinist: Miss Alice Deles-
| lyme Taylor. pianist: James *. Young.
! tenor. accompanies. Mrs. James n
! Young and Mrs. J. J. Mansfield.
/ Miss Marie koontz formerly con-
/ tralto soloist at Mount Vernon Place
NJ. K. Church, has resigned her posi-
/ ton and will take a rest during the
summer months.
Tie musical service at the Cleveland
! Park Congre gational Church this
morning includes the two duets. Il
| Waited for the Lord (Mendelssohnb
and 20 Let Him Whose Sorrow" (Ru-
binstein); by Mrs. Paul Yoder and
Mrs: Arthur S. Henning. Mrs Fran
! cis Hawes is the accompanist
! Mrs. Nellie Chaillet and Mrs Mar
! suerite Grooms, soprano and con-
! tralto soloists of the Douglas Memo
| rial NJ. h. Church. will be the special
| solosts at this evenings service of
| the Centennial Baptist Church.
The Mount Pleasant NJ f. Church
| South has engaged Mrs. Elizabeth s.
!
music for the coming year. She will
| take up her duties today. Mrs. Max
| well was formerly soprano soloist at
| the Mount Pleasant Church and re-
| turns after an absence of two years
! spent in the service of other churches
of the city with the National Quar-
/ tet. Last Sunday evening at the
Union NJ. f. Church. where Mrs. Max
well has been the soloist for the past
| year. Dr. Meeks, the pastor. gave
| '"Tba Of ba
| and at the conclusion. in an added
] tribute to Mrs. MaxwelIs service TO
| the church. presented her. on behalf
| of the regation. with a huge
| bouquet of American beauty roses
| Wednesday evening the choir of Union
| Church will give Mrs Maxwell
| farewell reception at the home of DR.
Robert $. Trimble, one of the church
| officials.
! At Ingram Congregational Church
the musical program for today will be
as follows: IL am. Chorus. And
the Glory of the Lord" from Mes
siah' (Handep: anthem, christian.
! the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee"
(Shelley). and offertory. bass solo.
! Battle Hymn" (Himmen. sung by
| G. A. Johnson pm: a short sing"
| led by David f. Roberts. Welsh bari
| tone. who will. in addition. sing two
of his own latest compositions; Of
fertory. soprano and baritone duet,
"Watchman, What of the Night
| (Nicolao), sung by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bachschmid; a songstory for reader
| and chorus. with solos. "Friendships
! of the Bible" DR.. Adam Beibel; sung
! by the adult choir and the Junior
| choir. Hazel Bachschmid and Elizabeth
! Armstrong, sopranos; q. A. Johnson,
bass: Rev Lewis Purdum. reader: di-
| rection Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee.
On Tuesday the choir of Ingram Will
give a concert at the church for bene-
fit of the choir fund, There viii be
several choruses by the choir: solos
by Hazel Bachschmld. Timothy }.
Quinn. Mrs. Edward Crosman and q.
4. Johnson. Mrs Bachschmid will
sing Pearl du Brazil" with flute
obligato. and with the male chorus
will sing the scene and prayer from
"Tannhauser" by Wagner. ..
Otto T. Simon has moved to his new
studio apartment. 1907 H street. The
next recital of the associated studios
of Mr.. simon and Mr.. Fabian VIII be
given in May.
Mrs. Lula Armistead Hibhette viii
sing at the morning and evening
service at the New York Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church. For the morn
ing offertory she will sing Consider
and Hear Me-" by FlaXington Harker.
WOMAN HEALER STABBED
TO DEATH IN AUTOMOBILE