Evening star., 1921-04-17

At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $40 o'clock the musical
program will be rendered by the dou-
! BILE quartet. In the evening at s
O'Clock the evening choir will give
the program. Both services are
under the direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson. with Harvey Murray at
the organ, and in the evening with
Claude Robeson at the piano. The
programs follow.
| Afternoon: Organ prelude in G.
Hollins: anthem. Hear the Voice and
| Prayer of Thy Servants" Steane:
| contralto solo, Eye Hath Not Seen
| c'Holy City'D. Gaul. Miss Beisser. an
! them, Through the Day Thy Love
I Has Spared U.s." Naylor (incidentai
solo. Mr.. Miller): offertory anthem.
! If Go Not Away" Caldicott tinci-
dental solos. Mr.. Backing and Mr.. Mil
J ler): organ postlCde. "Angelus."
Gounod. Evening; organ prelude,
Ave Maria Sixteenth Century,. Ar
cadet: anthem. savior. Now the Day
! is Ending" Birch Incidental solos.
Miss Bolln, Miss SMITH; soprano
His Own" Lieurance. Miss Bolln:
anthem. The Americans Come" Fos-
ter; offertory anthem. The Roseate
Hues of Early Dawn" Harrat inci-
dental solos. Miss Belln. Miss SMITH (.
organ postlude, "Andante, Flat"
Peace.
The Friday Morning Music Club
gave its last concert OF the season
I, Friday at IL o'clock in the knicker-
booker Theater when a program OF
varied excellence. both as to compost
| tions and renditions. was given, as
| follows:
Sonata in A Major" for violin and
piano Observation-Disclosures ALLEGRO
! deciso," Largo ASST Allegro" Giga)--
rsereno al ciglio" (HandeD, "EOiseau
Bleu" tDalcroze). Dawn of an Indian
Sky (Roland Farley, Sweet Suffolk
OWL (Buzzi-Peccia): Air de Liza
Caroline Curtiss. George H. Wilson at
the piano; Romance" (Svendsen) /:
Spear Dance" ("Koscak Yamada." !"
original Japanese ceremonial dance). ar
ranged for violin and piano by La Salie
spier; "soiree Japonaise" Cyril scotp.
"Rondino" Observation-Disclosures. Lie
"since First 1 Met Thee" (Rubinstein-
Shelley. when Twilight Weaves Her
Gentle Spell" Min%es Tt,sn in TTjsts e tseets4- no
sFfnss9m0e Reveriss vass r espeaEsS
Lullaby tBrahms-saar3. "The Gyp-
sies'' Hungarian dance) brahms Shell
t1ey), Rubinstein Club, Claude Robson.
|director; Mrs. Howard Blandy at the
piano.
Herman c. Rakeman presented his
pupil, Isadore Alpher. in violin re.
cital Friday evening at Gunston Hail
School. The young violinist was as
sisted by Frederick East. baritone
and Walton Boyce. accompanist, in
program that opened with the Sonata
in F. Minor G1ocataD. and continued
with skillful renditions of Paganini's
I"Cauice. E Major. Caprice. d Major;
!" "Saraband (Geminiani Nachez }:
t"Chaconne" (Bach-Auer), in which
Robert Schuman accompanied at the
numbers. Souvenir de Moscow
(Wieniawski); song, 1.-The Hoon" ola
gier), and Rakemann's composition.
!"Fve Live in the Heart Of the Storm. y
Music was given a significant i'm
petus during the convention OF the
League of American Pen Women,
when Mrs. Susanne Oldbe.g and Mrs:
Edouard Albion arranged programs
which brought to the fore American
songs and operatic selections by
American artists. The Washington
iOpera Quartet. composed of Frances
Corey, soprano: Clelia Fioravanti.
| meZZO cOntTdltO, I1lllldTu SdItci, teu-
or; Harlan Randall, baritone. with
Gertrude McRae as accompanist. off
cred an exacting program of solos and
| ensemble numbers. Mrs. Margaret
IClark, soprano; Valerie Polio. meg
fzos soprano. and Herbert Woodland
Gates, tenor. with .Beulah Chambers
at the piano. gave operate arias in
costume. Mrs. Albion spoke Of the
place the, American song writer holds
| in the world of music and how these
| composers are giving to the world the
soul of our nation. Music was also
body" by Mrs. Larz Anderson. when
Mildred Hoover sang with graceful
| Interpretation Awake, Everybody"
and Harriet Bailey sang Greedy
| Boy" The music for this play was
written by Carl Wilmore.
Helen Gerrer, violinist: Dore Wal
| ton, ceilist, and La Sale Spier. pianist,
gave the artistically pleasing pro-
gram last Sunday at the Arts Club
Signorina Alma Bucciantini and
Miss Eleanor Rodney Smith will give
the second recital of their pupils this
afternoon at o'clock, at their studio
2l07 Q street.
The Rubinstein Club held a busi-
ness meeting at close of the rehearsal
Wednesday, at which nominations
were made for election of officers for
the coming year. as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish; first vice
president. Miss Matte Gibson; sec
ond vice presidents. Mrs. Archer L.
Haycock; Mrs. Frank Lord: secre-
tary. Mrs. Elmer E. Curry; treaSurers,
Mrs. Alfred T. Gage. Mrs. c. w. Ham
let; librarian, Mrs. Duncan L. Rich
mond.
The election will be held at the
regular annual meeting in May.
Miss Helen Howison. soprano; Her
man Rakemann. violinist, and Lewis
Atwater. organist, will give the
musical program at this mornings
service of All Souls Unitarian Church.
which is held in the Knickerbocker
Theater. The program will include:
Soprano solos. Hear Ye. Israel"
cElijah"D, Merdelsshon; lie Repen-
'tir." Gounod; violin solos. "Larghetto."
Nardini; Meditation Religieuse."
solos. Prelude" Kistler; "Allegretto
"Marche," Dubois.
The Washington Opera Quartet. Sc
lected from the Washington Opera
Company, made worthwhile i'm
preston Thursday night at the en-
tertainment given at the Willard by
the League of American Pen Women.
The quartet is composed of Frances
Corey. soprano: Clelia Fioravanti.
mezzo- -contralto: Hilliard Carter.
tenor; Harlan Randall. baritone: with
Mrs George Watson, accompanist
Songs of American composers were
given by the singers in individual
groups, and were followed by selec-
tions from operas. each of which was
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