Evening star., 1921-10-30

which Miss Georgia Il. Miller is presi-
dent, took place Thursday evening,
when the following program of Mac
dowell compositions was rendered;
Piano solos, "Arabesque" and
From an Indian Lodge" Olive Self
zer; Shadow Dance and "TnGa-
risch," Harriet IIine. and "Pralu-
diam Edith Austermuhl. Songs.
Thy Beaming Eyes" and THE Robin
Sings in the Apple Tree" Mrs. Myra
Marks, soprano. Piano solos I'm
provisation" and Scotch Poem.
Eleanore Colborn: "To a Wild Rose"
Brooks. Songs. "As the Cleaning
Shadows Creep" and THE Swan Bent
Low to the Lily" II. Leroy Lewis:
baritone. Piano solos, ''cZardaS' and
March Wind" Mrs. Fred Offer
dinger. and ITO the Sea" Witches
Dance" and Concert Etudc," Pauline
Graft. Songs. "Midsummer Lullaby
| and "Descrted." Louis -. Thompson.
| tenor. Mrs. Louis Il. Thompson and
Lewis Atwater were the accom-
panists.
Helen Gerrer. violinist will he the
assisting so1oist this evening at the
musical. service of Ingram Congre-
| gational Church, under direction OF
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee, orGanist.
! The solo parts will be sustained by
| Hazel Bachschmid, soprano; Flora
! BrylawSki, contralto; Royd"n Dixon.
tenor, and Charles r. Tittman. lass
| Among the numbers will he prelude.
Poem" by Fibich. for organ and
| violin; anthem with soprano solo and
violin obligato, My Faith Looks IN
| to Thee" fSchneckcr); alto solo, Not
| Ashamed of Christ" DanksD: tenor
| solo and quartet. Far From My
/ Heavenly Home" tStevenson); violin
| solo. "-Andante, from ID Minor Com
! certo" tWiniawskD: two bass solos.
| Like as the Heart Desireth'' CAllit-
| SEM, and The Lord Is My shepherd
| CDvorak): alto solo and chorus. LIS
ten, o Isles. Unto Me stevenson;
| soprano solo with violin obligato.
| Ave Maria" CBach- -Gounod); trio for
! soprano. alto and bass, "Now the Day
| is over" tRubinsteinD; postludc for
violin and organ, Alteration" tBorow-
| SKID.
The soloists appearing on the pro
gram of the Philadelphia night to Ia,
given by the Pennsylvania state go
ciety at the willard Hotel Tuesda'
night will be Miss Estelle Murray
soprano, and r. Woodland Gate
tenor, with Elizabeth Gardner Coomb
as accompanist.
The regular monthly musical SCI
vice given by the combined chort
and quartet choirs of the Petwort
Methodist Episcopal Church will haN
Miss Kathryn Riggs, harpist. for q
assisting soloist this evening.
short recital by Miss Riggs Will pr
| will include "Adagio' (Fsenie
"Legende" HoukineD; Largo" 6fla
deb Russian Folk Melody" a
/ Moment Musicale" NIahn!.
quartet Of solo voices, consisting
Mrs. Paul G. Russell, soprano: NJ
Linda L. Berg, contralto: +. Edmu
Boyer, tenor, and Z. r. Balling.
bass, under the direction of the
ganist, Mrs. John Milton Sylvest.
will sing ''Tarry with Ne, .
Savior" baldwin, and Mrs. Russ
and Mr.. Boyer will be heard
Stainer's Love Divine" The chor
of forty-five voices. directed
Charles Z. Wire. viii sing 'F'ie,
Was the Wild Billow" tNoble)
Abide with Ne" Hiddle). Plans
the years work include Naunde
Song of Thanksgiving" and IT
Vision of st. john by c. Whitn
Coombs, the latter work to be Civ
at an early date.
Whatever may be the opinion Of
individual regarding the reinsta
ment of the German language in
certs and opera, il is rapidly beco
ing again used. The Chicago Op
Company is planning to give Wag
in German this winter. and rumor
rife that whatever reViva1S of Germ
opera are made at the Metropoli,
Will be in the original language.
few recital singers have already V
tured to give the lieder in Germ
! All Of which is arousinE much &C
ment, for and against. There is II
little prejudice against German
sic. but in some circles there is mi
iagainSt the language.
Recent events of interest in
dent circles include an informal
| cifa1 bI- t,rIr,ilc of The Wa Sbi-
ton College of Music, the well selec
program including piano solos, -
lonaise" CWhite) Miss Louise Linds
ITO Spring cGrieg). Miss Ella Mill
'Nocturne in F. Major tSchuman
Carolyn Frankum; "Nalse Capri
(NewlandD, Miss Edna Gilbrea
"Bachetta" (Nevin). Miss Emily CIR
Woodland Whispers" (Braungaro
Miss Sophie snyder; prelude tStojo
sky). Miss Dorothy Sornborger: vo.
Rose Hyer; Mary Of Allendale' N
son). and THE Thrill of Life" IE
bens,. Miss Gladys Price: The Lo.
ley" hiszD, and 'Nymphs and FauI
| (Bemberg). Mrs. Marie c. Deal; vio
solos, "Adagio Pathetique" tGodar'
Miss Tillie kravitz. and Fantasia a
ipassionata" tNieuXtemps), Miss
,tella Thomas.
| The first monthly musical vesr
service at the Mount Pleasant Co
gregational Church this season Will
given this afternoon at o'clock
the Mount Pleasant Chorus and 81
quartet under the direction of Mort
NJ. Little, with Mr.. Robeson at
organ All of the members will he
Gounod. Send out Thy Light, y
Babylon's Wave" Unfold Ye Pc
tals'' (from the "Redemptiono a
"Gallia," with the incidental solo
| Miss Frances Scherger. The public
/ cordially invited
The monthly musical service at
Paul's English Lutheran Church w
be given this evening at o'cloc
The assisting artist Will be Durwa
| Bowersox. a young vioinist of Was
ington, who was recently awarded
;three-year scholarship at the Pc
[ body Conservatory of Music. beil
chosen from thirtyfour contestan
His selections will include Ado
II ton" by Borowski. and "A Pert
Melody" by O'Hara. Mrs. B. II. SIN
soprano, will he the other spe
soioist and will sing savior, Bic.
Redeemer,'' by Dana. Quartet n,
bers will include Send Out
Light" by Gounod: "A Song in
Night" by Woodman. and the {
"Watchman, What of the Mig
Mrs. Smart. soprano: Marion La,
lcontralto: Herbert +. Aidridge.
and director. and Il. j. :. kint
bass. compose the quartet. Ic
Kincer will be at the organ.
| Miss Mildred Smith. soprano;
Cornelia Black, contralto: Miss
| gueritc Cohen. cornetiSt: Miss
Berthols and j. w. Bucklin. reat
with Miss Marjorie G. Davis. acc
panist, gave an enjoyable prog
Monday evening for the entertain
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