Evening star., 1921-05-29
Musical Mention

Ruth and Naomi" cantata. by
Leopold Damrosch, will be given Fri
day evening at the o'clock service
OF the Eighth Street Temple. The
quartet, consisting Of Mrs. Nellie
Shir Cliff. soprano; Mrs. Flora Bry-
Law ski, contralto: Louis Thompson.
tenor; George Miller. baritone, will
be assisted by Mrs. Gladys Thomas,
soprano: Richard Lorleberg, cello.
Lewis Atwater is organist and di-
rector. The cantata. which was COM
posed by the father of Walter Dam
rosch, has not been given in Wash
ington in many years, and is TO be
sung now as contribution to Wash
ington's Music week" The pubic
is cordially invited.
Richard Lorleberg. cellist: Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann. bass. and Lewis
Atwater. organist, will contribute
musical numbers at this mornings
service (May ,29) of All Souls Uni
tartan Church.
Constance Edison Seeger and Charles
Louis SeeEer announce violin con-
cert and talk at the BelaSco Inedter
Friday afternoon. at 4:@0 O'Clock.
In recognition of the Inauguration
of music week. the choir OF the
Church of the Incarnation. Mrs. Hth-
~ White, director, will sing a pro-
gram of special music at the srrFlre7
today. Morning: IF Ie Love NE,
"Venite in y Major" IElvey); re
Deum in Il Fiat" UCustance): Jubi-
late in g. dudley Buch; offrrtory'
duet. Love Divine. All Love ENceil
ing" from The Daughter OF Jairus
(Staintr). sung by Katherine Rich,
soprano. and Wilbur G. Fielder. tenor.
Lucy Dunwoody Higgins. mcZzo-so
prano, will be the other soloist AT
the evening service the music VII ~,
clude "Magniticat' and Nnnc D,inI.
tis" by Field, and for the onertory'
softly Now the Light of Day, by
Shelley. Mr. Lynch Luquer viollnlst'
will play the prelude and postluue.
,,-s uenrv White entertained the
members Of the Mount Holyoke Alum
nae Association at her studio yester-
day afternoon. AT the conclusion OF
the business meeting program OF
songs was given by Katharine Rch.
soprano; Lucy Dunwoody Higglns.
Jones, contralto. with Emile Mar
garet White at the piano.
The eighteenth annual piano recital
Beall was held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at Pythlan
Temple Prof. Beall was assisted by
Oscar Zeitler, soloist.
Those contributing piano numbers
were: Margaret Kane. Irene Grey.
Virginia Fox. Carol Garland. MlrIan
Bernstein. Marjorie Robey, katherine
Peaper, Hazel Miller. Ruth Miller.
Margaret Mathiot, Louise Dodge. Dor
othy Loveless, Ethel Flayharty,
Gladys Cav, Jessie Dickinson, Grace
McFadden. Mary Beuchert, oiga
" H.
crime Scanlon, Katherine McCalmont.
Gladys Miles. Ida Coiburn. Elsie
Donneberg, Evelyn Clements. Viola
Weaver. Rosa Stryker. Laura Inlay;
Ruth Farran. Anna White. Ethei
Nevius. Elizabeth Hirons. Elizabeth
! Gretchen Bergner. Margaret Kelly
Katherine Dunn. Lena Simon, Eliza
beth Hollingsworth, Marie Stadther.
Anna Nagle. Thelma Pitcher. FLOR
! ence Calls, Ruth Ward. Violet Hough-
| Ian. Marion Fabrizio, Katherine Beu-
| ebert. Sophie Berman, Gladys Love-
| less and Mrs. Bertha Loveless Quick
| Messrs Tilden Cheek, Carl Connor.
James Gaghan, George simmons. Sari
| Drescher, Warren Dyson. Robert
Bankert, James Maekey. 1sadoTs do1s
! Greenberg, Norman Miller. Donald
Kane and colburn Beall.
Certificates in harmony were
awarded Ruth Ward. Sophie Berman
| and Marion Fabrizio.
Mrs. Robert II. Dalg1eish has cards
out for her annual spring recital
| to be held Thursday and Friday
| nights at $40 o'clock in the audi
| torium. 13th street and New York
| avenue.
! Music-week Sunday at Christ Epis-
copal Church. will be marked by
| special program, arranged by MISS
! Goodwin, soloist and choir director
| beginning at the II o'clock service
! thirty-minute organ recital. and al
1880 o'clock the program will be as
The King of Love- (sheliey),
Lead Kindly Light" Mr.: Allan BACK.
ford; Praise Ye. the Father r.
All the Corners of this Earth
| (Mendelssohn). Mrs. McRoberts. Miss
| Goodwin; "Hark; Hark. Ny Soul
| (shelley), Hear Me When l Call.
'Tarry With Me. o My Savior" (Rob-
| erts). The solos will be sustained by
| Miss Goodwin, Mrs. McRoberts. Mrs
Robey, Mr.. Stearnes, Mr.. Apple and
Mr.. Blackford. with Miss Paul at the
organ.
The final recital Of the pupils Of
| the Associated Studios of S. M. Fabian
| and Otto T. Simon will be one OF the
events occurring in Music week and
will take place Thursday evening. al
! SIS, in the auditorium of the Wilson
Normal School. The piano numbers
I'M, "Arabesque" Getchetitsky),
Maisie Northnagel; impromptu. "A
| Flat Major (Chopin), Gladys Dickey;
"Arabesaue" tDebussy). "Polichin-
ellie" (RachmanioffD. Robert Burrus
Williams; "Rhapsodiea,N 49, NO; H. o'lsnU nnus
81. No 2" (Chopin). The Lark"
IGlinka- Balakirew). Cora Gatinean;
''Ballade Flat Major" Chopin },
Alice Deleslyne Taylor; "Rhapsodie'
No. 6" U4iszt. Elizabeth Swenk IRe
following vocal numbers will be pre-
sented: Two songs Of Meyer l.
mund, '"rhe Daily Question" Maid, ;,
ems song" ''When the Roses Bloom
(Reicheru. Anna Patterson; MID ni :
summer Lullaby" (MacDowelD, M
two arias for bass; 20 Isis" and
.Siumber Song philemon Eet Bau-
cis) (Gounod,, f. r Ballinger; three
songs of I.assen. Thine Image. !
Peel Thy Angels Spirit" ut Was
Dream" Mrs. ]. r. Johnston; two
songs Of Jensen. on the Banks of
/! the Manzanares" "Murmuring Zeph-
rys." Miss Hazel Hughes three songs
| Of Grieg. "The Princess. The flrst
r. II. L. Seaton; three songs of Schu-
bert for baritone, Ave Maria, TO TO
Be Sung on the Waters THE Fri
King" Benjamin Ioe Morrison; Two
arias for soprano. MY Heart Ever
Faithful lBacho; Thou Great ana n,
two songs of schumann for baritone.
.Tu Ne'er Complain" 'The Two
| Grenadiers," John Waters. Gertrude
McRae will play the accompaniments.
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