Evening star., 1921-03-20

will be sung by the choir of Trinity
church. Georgetown. Good Friday,
commencing at noon. Agnes whelan,
soprano: Gertrude Misel. contralto:
hronson Howard. tenor. and s. Theo-
| dore Howard. bass. will sing the
solos, with George Herbert Wells at
the organ and directing both the
| choir and orchestra assisting
trio Of young Washington must
| cans. Genevieve Crist. violinist; Har-
old Rider. violonceliist. and Madeline
| MacGregor, pianist with Edward
Chamberlain. baritone. furnished an
enjoyable program Tuesday evening
| at the Library of Congress for the
| blind and other music lovers In
Guided in the program were the en-
| Johannes Brahms) Petit Mari.
/ Petit Femme" oGustav SaengerD:
| Moment Musical" tSchuberD. Gu
jus Amman" from "staba, Mater
Violin numbers: "viennese, Popular
Song (Kreisler); Gondoliera'
| U1ewis V. Sarr,. The Bee" (Schu-
bero; "Nordische Sage" CCarl BohmD.
"Lethe" IS. A. Sarger Fiddle and
tArthur Goodeve); ALA Stells
Confidante" ". RobaudD. Cello
numbers: 'Gavotte in n" q. : Bach)
"a Song Of India SN Rmsky-Kor-
Listening to the Gvpsies" and a.,
Careless Lover" (Hunearian foil
, songs).
Following a long-established Gus
tom. the choir OF st. Aloysius' Cath
ohc Church will sing Dubois Seven
| Last Words" at the three hour serv.
ice beginning at noon Good Friday
The choir will be assisted by an on.
chestra. with Claude Robeson at H.
organ and Glenn Ashley. choirmas
N No. Oh
The Rubinsten Club. at a speci.
rehearsal called Tuesday morning
preparation for the concert pr,
sented Claude Robeson with a slve
baton ornamented with the RUBIN
stem insignia in gold. Mrs. r. II
/ Dalsleish president of the clu.
made the presentation address. pa,
ing tribute to Mr.. Robeson's success
tul work as conductor OF the club
Adolph Torowsky. organist am.
choirmaster OF Epiphany Church. We
heard Wednesday evening in piano
recital by an enthusiastic audience
at Community Service Hall in an
entertainment for the Veterans oi
Foreign Wars. Mr.. Torowsky viii
play Saturday evening in concert a
Annapolis. giving Mendelssohn
Concerto in q Minor" with orche:
ira
The usual weekly musical of t.
Friday Morning Music Club
held last week at the Church of {,
New Jerusalem; The program. as a.
ranged by Miss Maud Sewall. inclu,' e
ed the organ solos. the variations
The Sewall chorale. Thou Who A.
the Glorious Day" and ''Toccati
(Bach). played by Miss Sewall: 80
prano solo. Hear Ye, Israel" fro
i s,l \
Lyons. violin solo. Romance" twi,
| riawskD. Arsenic Ralon; .Quis T..
Homo" from "Stabat Mater" tDvoi
ak). Mrs. Marie Deal and Mrs. Ge
trude Reuter- Miller; Richard Bacl
ing and George Harold Miller: O
gan solo. "Chorale" and Final,
from Symphonic Romaine" (Widol
Miss Sewall; anthem, Christ.
King" by Mabel Linton. with COZ
poser at the organ. There will
Club this week.
The vested chorus of the FIJI
Presbyterian Church. under directi'
The Seven Last Words From Il
Cross" music by Dubois and Ha!
den. in the church. Good Frida
evening at o'clock. The soloists wi.
be Mrs. Duncan l.. Richmond. Mrs
Irma VI. Writ. Charles +. Myers an
James J. Nolan. Mrs. G. F. Schu
will preside at the organ.
At the Church of the Transhgura
ton the senior choir. under directio
ns Miss crussian Masfanet Pans viii rnuIa sn
day. and the Junior choir will Civ.
Stainer's STORY of the Cross" Good
Friday, directed by Miss Mary SteN
; ems.
At Trinity Episcopal Church Good
der's esStsta!asFrSm ofivet to Cal
vary; in be rendered by the double
quartet assisted by two other quar-
tets. The solos win be sustained by
Miss Bernice Calhoun. soprano: j.
Allen Bell. tenor and George III. Lam
bert, bass. with Mrs. Helen Crouch.
org eanist, directing.
The music today will consist of
"Te Deum" tDye):. anthem; ''on the
Way to Jerusalem tMaunder). This
evening there will be a bass solo.
Calvary" (Rodney. by George H.
Lambert.
| Elizabeth Winston. pianist. is
depending the week end in New York.
where she is arranging to give an
other recital in Aeolian Hail.
Mrs. Edward c. Crossman. contralto.
and Alice Deleslyne Taylor, pianist.
| will be the soloists at this evenings
| musical at the Arts Club.
The choir of the Ingram Congrega-
tional Church, directed by Mrs Henry
| Hunt Mckee, with Louis A. Potter,
| ir., at the organ. will render. this
| evening, Rossini's "Stabat Mater.
The service will begin at o'clock
and the solos will be sung by Mrs.
I Hazel Bachschmid soprano, soloist
| of the church: Mrs. Gertrude Reuter-
Miller contralto soloist of Calvary
Methodist Church: Timothy J. Quinn. ,
| tenor solo'st of the Mount Pleasant
Consrega nal Church. and James .
Nolan BIZ soloist of St. Patrick's
| Catholic Church
The choir Of st. Andrews Episcopal !
| Church, under direction OF Mar
| guerite Allen Ross. orRanist, will
render Stainer's "Crucifxion" Good
! Friday evening. The solo parts will
be sustained by Warren Terry. tenor.
| and Benjamin Y. Morrison. bass. and {
! there will be an offertory solo.
! "Greater Love Hath No Man Than
This" (Rogers), sung by Margaret .
Dudley.
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