Evening star., 1921-03-06

| tfplScopalD. VIII give recital WeCneS
day afternoon. beginning at i:4i
o'clock. at the Church of the Epiph
any. TO which the public is invited
| Mr Priest viii play "A Memory" b,
| Moncrief "Asonata in \ Major b.,
Eheinberger. Song OF the ChrysaD
themum by Joseph Bonnet. March.
| Funebre" by Tschaikowsky. "Th,
Quest" by 1.emare. and ''Teccata in
Miner" by Halsey.
For the sixth consecutive time
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann ha.
Festival at Bethlehem. Pa. which viii
take place this year May % and IS
He is the only bass engaged for thi!
years festival and will sing the solo:
! IN the cdntatas on Friday and il
the Mass in Il Minor" on Saturday.
The hour of music TO be given Fri.
day at the Cosmos Club by the Friday
Morning Music Club will be made w
OF modern Italian music. and will h.
given by Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax
mezzo- soprano; Mrs. William IL. Noble
and Mrs Samuel Winslow. violinists
Ernest Lent, cellist and Mrs. George
| Eustis Corcoran, Mrs. Helen Corbir
Iieinl and Louis a. Potter. jr-. plan.
lists.
The choir of men and boys of st
AloysiuS Church, under direction OF
Glenn W. Ashley, with Claude Robe
son accompanying. supplemented by
the Rakemann Orchestra. was hearG
| Wednesday evening at Gonzaga Hall
IN concert of sacred music. The
chorus was well balanced and sang
with good attack and fine shading
| throuGhout. quite the gem OF the
! evening being The Cross of Calvary
| by Gounod, in which Master Aloysius
| McGowan sustained the solo. The
! choruses "sslye Regina" by Klein
also met with special favor. as did
Gounod's ever popular "Gallia," in
| which the solo parts were sustained
by Aloysius McGowan. Frank Little
ton and George Garner. Among the
other numbers We're Lift Thine
Eyes" from Mendelssohn's Elijah;
| Love Divine. All Love Excelling."
| from Daughter of Jairus," by Stainer,
Frank Littleton and Robert OLone:
Great and Marvellous" from The
Me Not" from The Last Judgment"
| by Spohr. Frank Littleton and Law
! renee Schiller.
There was also a solo. ave Maria"
by Bach-Gounod. sung by Thomas A.
Cantwell, and the orchestra under Mr..
Rakemann played Prelude" by
| Kinder and 'Tnspiration." by Edwards.
The personnel of the choir consists
Of: President, Louis c. Schell; vice
| president, Thomas E. Pyne; secretary.
| Auldridge: Librarians, Joseph OLone
and Lawrence Schiller: moderator. Da-
vid a. Daily: trebles. Frank Littleton.
Philip Littleton. Aloysius McGowan.
Joseph MCGOWAN. George Garner. Ed
ward Garner. Leo McAndrews. John
McAndrews. Francis Mccarthy. Rich
ard Mccarthy. Thomas Hanlon. John
Hanlon, Aloysius Lanahan. Joseph
Barry. James Dugan, Francis Dugan.
John Dugan, William Beckley. Thorn
as Wade. John Lane, Edward Jones.
John Murphy. Charles Monninger
Robert Ashley. Edgar Lsngyher. Jere-
miah Looney, Francis Jahn, Angelo
BovelIo proba toners. Lawrence Peif-
fer. James Hogan, William Barnholt.
Ignatius Bradecamp, William McCul-
lum. Preston Pepper. Richard Hallett.
Ernest Wildman, James Flynn, Ber-
nard Downey. Michael Downey, Paul
Mitschler. John McMorrow. James
May. Frederick Graf, Norman Miller.
Joseph Healy, Edward Smith. Joseph
Bargagni; mems chorus, William A.
Smith. Robert M. O'Lone. Charles Rea
gan. William G. Wilding. Lawrence
Schiller. Joseph O'Lone. John Davis.
Louis c. Schell Frank Duffy, Frank
Auldridge. Thomas Z. Pyne. Frank
Collins. Daniel Murphy. Charles Hol-
brook. Frank Fuhrmann, John Dolan.
Messrs. Thomas A. Cantwell and
Francis A Dougherty. assisting
The quartet Of Ingram Congrega-
Bachsmid, soprano; Mrs Gertrude
Repter Miller, contralto; Timothy j.
Quinnk, tenor, and James Nolan, bass
are rehearsing Rossini's Stabat Ma
ter under direction Of William
Shakespeare, to be given Palm Sun
day evening.
Monday evening Mr.. Shakespeare
cnterta ined the party at supper after
the rehearsal. other guests present
being George Harold Miller. Mrs.
Powell and Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee.
organist and choir director of In
gram Church This evening the choir
will give a request program.
Miss Lillian Chenowith entertained
Sunday afternoon at musical tea.
Elizabeth Smith Maxwell, soprano:
William Braithawaite, tenor, and
Herman Falker, bass. and the hostess.
accompanied by Mrs. Alderman, were
heard in both solo and ensemble Sc
lections- Other musicians present
were Mrs. Matte Wade Woolles. who.
before her marriage. was soloist at
the Temple Baptist Church; Mr.. Daw.
Fannie Shreve Heartsill. soprano;
George Schimmel. tenor, and Mrs.
Frank Morrison, soprano.
Helen HoWlSon, SopIdho, anu MN
ard Lorleberg, violoncellist, with Lewis
Atwater at the organ. will give the
program at this mornings service
Of All Souls Unitarian Church. Miss
Howison will sing Teach Me to
Pray" by Hewitt, and BY the Wa
ters of Babylon" adapted by Mr.: At
water to the music of lie Nil" by
Xavier Leroux. TO which MIR. Lorie-
berg will play an obligato. Among
the cello solos will be "Andante." by
Golterman, "Hymnus." by Hotter, and
"Sarabaude," by Corelli.
Miss Carolyn Curtis soprano. or
New York will be the recitalist this
evening at the Arts Club. She Will
give four groups-English. French,
Russian and Italian songs-with
Curtis received her early musical
training in Washington while she
was a student at one of the semi
naries here, and since leaving wash
ington has concertized extensively
and has sung with the New York
symphony Orchestra, winning high
commendation.
Next Sunday evening Edythe Mar
mich Brosius is announced for harp
recital. March 20 the program will
be given by Mrs. Edward c. Crossman.
contralto, and Alice De DeleSlyne
Taylor, pianist, and March % by
Lieut.. Horace Alvin Lake. baritone;
Helene Weytych, violinist; Barbara
Hildreth, violoncellist, and Mrs. How
ard 'Blandy. pianist.
Mrs. William r. Lipman. better
known in Washington as Miss Au-
gusta Hill. contralto. is spending a
fortnight here at the home of her
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill