Evening star., 1921-05-15

| At the church of the Covenant TINS
Afternoon at $50 o'clock the musical
| program Will be rendered oy the
double quartet In the evening at )
o'clock. the Evening Choir will give
the program. Both services are under
1.-THE direction of sydney Lloyd WrlSht-
son. with Harvey Murray at the or
| gan and Claude Robeson at the piano.
The programs follow:
Afternoon-Organ prelude. Lar
ghetto. Second symphony Dee
| thoven); anthem. Give Ear TO NY
Words. Q Lord" (Rogers). incidental
solos. Miss Bolln and Mr. Mlfler' so
| prano solo. "Rend Your Hearts ana
Not Your Garments tRogers); MISS
| Bolln: anthem. Fear Not Ie. .
| Israel Lansing). incidental solo Mr..
/ Backing; offertory anthem. AS the
Hart (HalD. incidental sols. MISS
Beisser. Mr. Backing and Mr.. Miller:
organ postlude, "Marche Soienelle
| tMailly).
Evening-Organ prelude: ante
/ Invade symphony" tRaf): anthem,
Lead Us Gently Home" IBriggs), IN
, cidental solos. Miss Smith and Mr..
| Faklcr; contralto solo. There IS
Green Hill Far Away tGounod). Miss
Smith: anthem. out of the Deep"
| tWirtz), Incidental solos. Miss Bolln
! and Mr.. Fakler: offertory anthem.
! Here, Q My Lord. l See Thee Face to
Face" CBerwald): organ postiude'
FeStlNal In Ii tSeuerl).
The annual business meeting of
the Rubinstein Club was held
! Wednesday in the white parlor of
! the E,bbitt Hotel. Reports for the
! year were given by various o!hcers
report of the secretary was especially
! interesting. The election of oihcers
/ for the coming year resulted as fol
lows: President. Mrs. r. H. Dalgish;
| first vice president. Miss Matte Glo-
| son: second vice president. Mrs. Ar
! cher L. Haycock; secretary. Mrs. FL
| mer f. Curry: treasurer. MIS- 1. w.
! Hamlet. and librarian, Mrs. Duncan
l.. Richmond.
| At the close of the meeting the
members of the board were enter
| tained at a luncheon at the home OF
! Miss Viola Schppert.
| Myron W. Whitney presented Eliza
! beth Thornberry. soprano. in recital
! Saturday afternoon. May 7, in the
gold room of the Hotel La Fayette,
! when she was assisted by Helen Ger
rer. violiniSt. Mrs. Thornberry, very
pleasing in personality, has a voice
of lovely quality. She was probably
from "Dinorah." which she gave with
! jlightness and brilliance Of coloratura.
| Her group of songs, which included
| My Heart Is a Lutte The Sea Is
| Calling" by Lawrence Townsend, jr: ;
Strauss "Serenade," Wares THE Call
stacy" she sang with intelligent in
Iterpretation and excellent diction.
! The Fairies at the Bottom of Our
iGarden" was charming encore.
| Margaret Ripy made a sympathetic
accompanist for the singer.
| Miss Gerrer played Svendsen's "Ro-
nance" with breadth and beauty of
tone. artistic phrasing and depth of
| feeling. Two Japanese numbers, Kos
cak Yamada's Spear Dance" and Cy-
ranged for violin and piano by La
Sale Spier, who played the accOmpa-
niments for Miss Gerrer, were inter-
esting and have retained the charm
and mysticism of oriental music.
Miss Gerrer played Beethoven's Mn
excellent accompaniments with good
tone color and rhythmic support.
! A concert will be given for the
| benefit of the Episcopal Home for
/ Children Wednesday evening at St
! Those who will take part are Miss
! Viola X. Harper soprano; Miss Ger
| trude Misel. contralto: Arthur Simp-
! son, tenor; Frank Haneke. bass, and
Master Tyler Page. Master James
Madison will play violin solo. There
will be several choruses by the young
! people of the church, assisted by
Miss Gertrude Sherman and Master
James Madison. violins, and Herbert
Clark. cello. with Miss Isabelle Taylor
at the piano.
A special musical program will be
given this evening at Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church: Organ pre-
lude; instrumental trio, Answered"
(BalD; mixed quartet, 20. Come to
NV Heart Lord JeGnS' mi hyspSaN +.
violin solo. meditation from 'Thais'
(Massenet); chorus, Father, to Thee
We Look" (Galbraith); instrumental
trio, Melody" (FrimD; soprano solo,
I'm My Fathers House Are Many
| Mansions" (MacDermid) male quar-
tet. My Shepherd" {KoschaD; cello
solo. Romance" (Goltermann); organ
postlude.
Miss Ruby Stanford. violinist; Miss
| Ruth Z. Jones, cellist: Mr.. Ernest
! Sparks. organist, and w. 4. Braith-
| waite, director.
! Mixed quartet-Miss Nina Norman,
; soprano; Mrs. John Humphrey, alto;
/ Mr.. f. w. Schieck, tenor, and Mr.. w.
! S. Haynie, baritone.
! Male quartet-Mr. F. w. Schieck, first
; tenor; Mr.. w. T.. Braithwaite, second
! tenor Mr.. w. S. Haynie, first bass,
! and Mr.. b. A. Lineback, second bass
| The music service for today at In
gram Congregational Church will
! be: Morning. IL o'clock-Anthem.
| praise Ye Jehovah" CGounod); an
! them. Amazing Love" tMendelssohn)
off ffertory. contralto solo. No Night
/! There (Danks), sung by Mrs. Hazen
Buehler.
| Evening. s oclock-A sing" led by
| one o! the prominent musicians of the
! CITY and small Observation-Disclosures
/ Fear Ye Not 1sraeI' Dudley
| Buck), sung by Hazel Bachschmid,
| soprano. Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee is
| director of the choir
! Mrs. Paul Yoder will sing The way
! Of Peace Lloyd). at the Cleveland
! Park Congregational Church this
morning. Mrs. Francis Hawes will
/ play the accompaniment.
l. The following musical programs