Evening star., 1921-02-20

AY STAR, WASHlNGT
Me-. (Marshall). Cant You Hear Me
(Nevin). Bazarova: ensemble. ''The Ro-
| sary- (Nevin). Miss Ffnckel, Mr..
Flemmer, Bazarova.
Franceska Kaspar Lawson is ex-
pected to return Tuesday from a fort
nights trip through Pennsylvania and
Ohio. during which she has met with
| more than her usual success in nine
| concerts. several Of them being re-
| engagements from last season.
Miss Viola schippert. soprano. was
the assisting soloist Tuesday evening
at Central High School, when Edith
| B. Athey. organist. was heard in the
| semi. monthly recital given under the
auspices OF the general civic center
of the public schools. Miss Schippert
was supported at the piano by Mrs.
! Howard Blandy. accompanist of the
Rubinstein Club. in two groups OF
songs. among them "Snowfakes'
{ssDda1son, {sowdsns THE ha Valley Of Laqghser
fsrewerS, The Blaekeird's 'pans Song
(Cyril Scott), "The Lass With a Deli
cate Air CDR. Arne) and Stolen
Fruit, Godfrey Nuttine) and Miss
| Athey's contribution to the program
!
posers: which INCLUDED Concert
Faulkes). Fantasia 1Best). can
table" CWessley), Spring Song
(Hollins), Torch Dance" Germany
The Bee" The Cuckoo" and Even
Lemare). The Lost Chord" (Sullivan)
| "Gavotte," 'Salut dAmour' and
| "Pomp and Circumstance" (Sir Ed
| ward Elgar).
The next recital will be given by
Miss Athey the evening of March l
Smart. soprano: Miss Marian Larner
| contralto; Herbert F. Aldridge, tenor
and Elijah Kinsella, bass, with Mrs
Aldridse accompanying, will assist In
giving the program which will con-
| sist of the compositions of Americans
Charlotte Klein was the soloist
Wednesday afternoon at the Church
! of the Epiphany. at the first of a
series of Lenten organ recitals to be
| given there, playing with fine effect
! the following r.umhe.s:
'Prelu6e in y Mb.pr" 81. S. Bachj.
Sunset" (E. H, Lennre), Fifth
symphony" (wldor,. "rhe Curfew"
(Horsman). "scherzo" "a. Hollins).
The Swan" &C. A. Stebbins) and
Caprice HeroiQue" q. Bonnet.)
The second Lenten organ recital
will be given by G. Thompson Will
| liams. organist Of St. Michael and All
Angels, Baltimore, Md, Wednesday,
| February %, at 4:45 pm.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann has
| been re-engaged for the New York
Oratorio Society festival at the Man
haitian Opera House. New York. on
| March %. This will make his fourth
annual engagement with the society
and the third in the Bach ST. Matthew
pa Ssions Walter DamroSch will con-
duct.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. baritone
Richard Lorleberg. violoncellist. and
assisting soloists at this afternoons
vesper service at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. The pro-
gram, under direction of Claude
Robeson. organist, will include bari.
from the oratorio, "st. Paul" Men
delssohn): Gods Love for His Chill
dren" (Holman), with cello obbligato; /;
"It Is Enough" from Elijah tMen-
delssohn). and IAN in an April Even
ing" GDyackl: cello solos. Album, bun;
(Schumann), trio for piano. organ
and cello; "Air" Victor Herbert,
and offertory. quartet, Awake Up
My Glory (Rogers). The Mount
Pleasant Chorus will sing at the
morning SeTN ices.
Mrs Joaquin De Sigueria Coutinho.
gold medalist in music from the
Conservatory of Music. Lisbon. and
formerly chamber pianist to Queen
Pia of Portugal. gave a recital at
the home of Mrs. Fred w. Pearce,
Takoma Park. last Tuesday evening.
She was assisted by vocalists from
Washington.
For the Thursday evening services
during Lent at Christ Lutheran
Church special musical programs
have been arranged. The choir will
be assisted by the following soloists:
Mspcn Es1enary n Miss Mary sews seisssr
tralto: March 10. Miss Blanche Bolln
soprano, and March II. T. J. Quinn,
tenor Miss Grace Neidig is the Or
ganist.
Arthur Chester Gorbach. bass. will
be the assisting soloist next Saturday
afternoon at old st. Johns Episcopal
Church at the Lenten recital by James
Dickinson, organist and choirmaster
of the church. The program will in
clude the organ solos, Marcia Fes-
tive" (d'Acosta). "Il Natalie Settino
Vittone" (Pietro Yon). Rhapsody"
(SilverJ. cave Maris stella" Jean
Titelouze}. I'm Venice" (Gally Sellers)
and TAudate Dominum' tCharles A.
Snc.SQOn).
Mary Helen HOWE. soprano. was the
soloist at the recent meeting of the
st. Agnes Club wh"-e she gave a
/ program Of songs and arias. accom-
raniAd At the piano by Marie Howe
t Garziglia.
Charles T. Tittmann. bass soloist of
All Soils Unitarian Church. will sing
!, this evening at ingram Congrega-
tionsI Church. and at this mornings g
service the choir will be assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hackenberger. who
will be heard in a saXophone duet.
Earl Carbauh, bass soloist Of the
, Central Presbyterian Church. will be
,, the soloist Saturday evening at
Rauscher's. at an entertainment by
sing '"The Pauper's Drive" CIomer).
"Duna" (McGilD. and "TTncle Rome"
Iomer). with Mrs Carbauh accom-
! panying at, the piano.
Elizabeth Winston -etnrnAd durine
,, the week from New York. where she
won enthusiastic apn'ause f"- her
, a~t'"t'c rH-'ormance AT recital at
Aeolian Hall.
Marti- Richa rdson. tenor. vii, hA
the soloist at this evenings r,usiccl
Fishbangh at the piano. II" will sing
"nawr' fCurran,. "Duna" fN"GilD.
40 ror1 Is the Valley Now" (Koem-
r,"nic"h. "a PaeA's Rod Song
fNovel'ol. "IIonpv Song fDel Rieeo).
,,,; 1ria fror, Msnon" .S, An Disnar &
Avaient nes xailes'. tHahm>. "Rero
ceuse" (Godard). Mamma. Mia Che
vn' SanA"" N"anolitan (Nut'le): 30
Pimba. Rimbetta" (Sibella): Cavatina