Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

Camio Real" I'm a Mission CGster,,
From a Mountain Top" byRoiand
Diggle: choral pre1udes, LAS Pnts the
Hart" 10, He Comes. VIII CiouoS
Descending" by Parry; Gran Cnoeur'
H. NJ. Higgs.
Mrs. Florence Steffens Scott, con-
tralto. and Edythe Marrpen Brosius,
harpist, will be the soysts at the
special musical service It's afternoon
at the Mount Pleasant ongregation-
al Church. The solo quartet. COM
posed posed OF Frances sch strait it's soprano
Quinn. tenor. and Rrman Fakler.
bass. with Claude Rbeson. organist
and director, will sig the offertory.
Mrs. y. will sin Thine Is the
Greatne..," by GalFaith: The Voice
in the Wilderness,s by Scott; Hear
Ny Prayer" t"AveIdaria"o: by Bach
and Mrs. Brosius ill play "Angelus."
by Ranie; "Prayr," by Hasselmans;
"Prelude in C."by Chopin; Cradle
Song" by Schucker: Holy Night"
arranged for hfp solo by Mrs. Bro
sius. and thep will be a duet by
e aood s eo%fo ~ BY MF. Ba nak'er BE OF
William Shnahan. tenor, a new
conner to Washington from Kansas,
has been eEaged as soloist at the
Church of Dur Father and will be
heard toda in the incidental solo
Of the antHm, 20 Saving Victim by
Helen terrer. violinist, will be the
soloist this evenings service at
Gunton temple Presbyterian Church,
when se will play "Andante" (Svend-
SEM at1 THE Swan" (Saint-Saens).
In q 81 1t
morning There Is No Death"
(O'Haa).
Dsid l,emseT, violinist. will play
at TVS mornings service Of All Souls
Unitarian Chur IN. his selections being
(Bch) and 'Larghetto" HandeD.
Hrs. Raymond Dickey. violinist, with
Ms. Harrington Barker as accom-
Hnist, was the assisting solo,
st Tuesday evening at Central High
School. when Edith B. Athey gave the
ewenty-sixth in the series Of public
organ recitais under the auspices Of
the community service Of the public
schools of the District Of Columbia.
Mrs. Dickey played Legend" and
Romance" the latter from Second
Concerto" by Wieniawski; "Adagio"
and "Rondo." from Ninth Concerto, 4"
by de Beriot, and Miss Athey's num-
nrstm gonsiytea Of
nellie" by Mailly: prayer and Medi-
tation." by Callaerta; fanfare" by
Lemmens: "Cantabile." by Loret; al
legro Giocoso." by Dethier: "Marche
Pontificale." by Lemmens, and Bel
gian national anthem.
Mrs. Hazel Bachschmid. soprano, has
neon q
Congregational Church. and will sing
there today. Mrs. Bachschmid will
give this morning the aria. with
Verdure Clad" from Haydn's "Crea-
tfon. This evening the quartet, com.
posed OF Mrs. Bachschmid. Eleanor
ktttrtdge. T. J. Quinn and Paul Bach
schmid. under direction of Mrs. Henry
the cantata, 'The Beatitudes." by
Ashford: Katharine Riggs, harpist,
Will assist in this mornings program
playing two solos. "Adagio +" nv Yer
dale, and Prelude" by LoIK:ae.
The Reoew Orchestra, under direc-
ton Of II. w. Weber, will give its
monthly public rehearsal tomorrow
evening. In the lecture room Of KEEL
soloists will be Helen D. Callahan
e. I. Haigh.
Mrs. Carl Ch;nb1om, wife Of Repre-
sentative Chindb1om Of Illinois. was
the soloist Wednesday evening at the
headquarters Of the League Of Ameri.
can Pen Women, among her numbers
being Romance" in B Flat, by Sibe.
Illus; May Night" and "valse Ffnlan
aia, both BY Palmgren. and 'Scherze
h.,
Residents Of the Home for Incur.
ables were entertained Monday even.
ing Ing NTH NTH az ne. enjoyable program givel
Sweet Miss Mary lNeidiingerS
Just Her Way" and flush Song
BENJAMIN A. Linebach. who arraneef
the program, gave Thy Sentinel An
T.: Stlas Cook, who was heard i,
The Turkeys Songs' from "Roi
Boy, and = quartet, composed of Mis-,
9tnasa H. Miss Ellis. Mr.. Klein and Mr.
1inenach: contributed America, tn.
Beautiful" and Flow Gently. Svee
Alton"
Musical activities Of the Y. M. c. A
Iast week included Joint recital b,
Ramona Newman. soprano, and Ger.
trude Hyrrell. pianist, the two solo
A@Ao AA0CS dCC0Dl60l0 IN th(
following program:
Waltzea (Brahms). Miss TyrreIl
Rose in the Bud" dorothy Eorsfer1
thoughts Have Wings (Liza Leh
MANN and The Snowdrop" (Gretcha,
mlnonl. Miss Newman: sNocturne'
ana Poionaise" (Chopin), Miss TYR
An interesting program wa. ar
T p Tor the League Of America,
s 1T women BY Mrs. Hamlin Cogs
tary, at the last hi-monthiy meetin,
consideration being "A More M,s;ca
America" Mrs. George Peabod,
Eustis. president Of the District a
Columbia Federation Of Music Gubs
spoke on the National Federatson a
Mnsio Clubs'' and gave Bome Interest,"
ing data concerning the last conven
ton. outlining the results expecte,
from the co-ordinated efforts Of tn
federation for the proper recognitio,
OF the tmportance OF music by tn
general public Miss. Willard How
talked OF the Musical Alliance an,
It's efforts to establish q nationar con
servatory in the National Canital
Miss Mary A. Cryder, a member O
the Arts Club committee intereste
In obtaining a carlton for Washing
ton, gave a vivid description Of tn
music Of the carlton and told Of he
visit last summer to q noted manu-
factory OF. cariIlons in England an
how the bells were made; Mrs
Edouard Albion spoke on '"rhe De
velopment of National Opera: Mis-
Berbice Randall contributed a. sole
by the Waters Of tho Minnetonka,
accompanied by Mrs. Frank Byran
pianist, and Miss Stuart, violinist, IN
MIS-. ByTam gave a1so one plan
number. 'Iotos Land" by Cyri