Evening star., 1921-04-24

Ambrose Durkin sang before the So
ciety of Descendants of the May
flower Tuesday evening. his program
number being 20 Isis and Osiris
from "Mozarts Magic Flute" Miss
Louise Smith was accompanist.
The Misses Eleanor Rodney Smith
and Aline Bucciantini gave their sec
ond pupils recital oc the season at
their studio last Sunday afternoon
and a picked chorus. was as follows:
"Gondellied" (Graben-Hoffman). duet
for soprano and mezzo- soprano.
Misses Kelly and Bretad: The yell
loW Daisy" The Myrtle" tMacDoW w.
Florian" (Godard), Vol Che sapete"
tMozart, Miss Clara NJ. Frank: AT
Parting" Games H. Rogers). Ashes
Of Roses" OR. Huntington Woodman).
"I.ascia Chic Pianga" tHaendeD: Miss
lMacDowelD. Invocation" Mana
Zucca). Miss Leola st. John; ''Versin
Tutto Amor" Durante). "Caro milo
Ben" (GiordanD, ''Solveigs Song"
tGrieg>. Miss Mary E. Kelley; lie Fac
"Matrimonio segreto." the Misses
Frank. Kelly and Brevad; ''serenata"
(TostD, "Serenade" tGounod), TN
Bel Di Vedremo" tPuccinil. from
Madam Madame Butterfly" Mrs william Iia,c G.
selected chorus. Accompanies, Mrs.
William c. Corbett. Mr.. Harry Whea-
ton Howard.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth, contralto.
! will be the ASST sting soloist at pu
plls' recit TO be given at Elks' Hall,
Alexandria. Wednesday night. when
Mrs. Matte Wade Woolls will pre-
, sent her vocal class Mrs. Woolls was.
before her marriage and removal to
| soloist of this city. singing for a
number Of years at Temple Baptist
Church.
A recital OF interest to Washing
tonians will occur early in May, when
Myron w. Whitney will present
Elizabeth Thornberry. soprano. in a
Gerrer. violinist. Mrs. Thornberry
will have Margaret Ripy as her ac
companist and La Sale Spier will be
at the piano for Miss Gerrer.
At the evening service at Christ
quartet will sing "A New Heaven and
a New Earth" from GauIs Holy
City; incidental solo, Harry l. Clark
son, baritone.
The quartet of Trinity Episcopal
Church. composed of Miss Bernice
Calhoun, soprano; Miss Nancy Still
George H. Lambert. bass, gave two
selections at the Interior Department
Auditorium Wednesday at pm The
selections given were The Recession
al" by Reginald de Koven., and Ma
tional Hymn" by George w. Warren.
They were given in connection with
the pageant the Red Cross of Peace
produced and given by members OF
| the District Chapter Of the American
Red Cross.
This evening at o'clock special
April musical service will be given.
at the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. when the program will be given
by the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Chorus under the the, direction S OF fnssan Nor
at the organ. Evening service-or-
gan prelude, Last Hope" (Gott
schaikl (by requesD: chorus. Recess
sionar' tde koven). 20 God Of
Armiss' A, &C Gcandlyn)' Peace ace WI With "a
Lord be Mercifur' tBartletD. sung
by Miss scherger: organ postlude.
March" C"Tannhaeuser'D (Wagnerl.
The music for the morning service will
be given by the solo quartet, composed
Va AulSS + oHSCS oShSA oSi' S"fa 49,
Miss Eleanor Kittridge. contralto: T.
J. Quinn, tenor, and Herman Faklerr:
bass: Organ prelude. Romance"
(Franzoff); bass sol" 'Thine Is the
Greatness" lWildrathl; sung by MIR:
Fakler; offertory (quartet. 20 for Il
Closer Walk With God" (Foster): or
gan postlude, "Festal Postlude'
(Schminker).
Mrs. Arthur S. Henning and Mrs
Paul Yoder win sing They Shall
Hunger No More" (GauD this morn
ing at the Cleveland Park Congrega-
tional Church. Mrs. Francis HaWes is
the accompahtst.
Rho Beta Chapter Of Mu Phi Ep-
silon national musical honorary So
rority presented "Lohengrin" in con-
cert form Friday evening at the
Washington College of Music. Miss
Julia E. Schelling. sister of Ernest
Schelling. the pianist. told the story
of the opera. while the musical inter
pretation was rendered by DR.. Leo
pold Glushak and Miss Mabelle Gold
enstroth assisted by members of the
sorority The numbers included The
Vorspiel. Acts I and III and THE
Bridal Chorus The entire program
was repeated in the "Odeon," at For
est Glen. Md. for the National Park
Seminary girls.
Miss Olive Kronheim will sing the