Evening star., 1921-02-20
(Chopin) and "Frulingsrauschen'
(Sinding)

(Sinding).
The Playhouse was filled with an
| enthusiastic gathering of music low
recital by Elsa Louise Raner. one OF
| the most talented of Washington 8
younger musicians. Miss Raney played,
with beautiful tone and much feeling.
Tartini's Sonata in G Minor" the first
movement of Vieuxtemps Fantasia
(bach. La Chasse" tCartier- -kreis-
! ler). "Andante" from Symphonic
Espangor" Halo). "Passepied" (Mosz-
kowskD, Meditation" (CotteneD,
The Bee" (Schubert), Der Nusbaum''
(Schuman-Auer). and "Leibesfreud'
sisted at the piano. Mrs. Frederic E.
Harrington and Miss Edith Goode and
! Mrs. lmboden added to the pleasure
! of the occasion by their presentation
! of two plays, 'Mannikin and Mimi
ken" and Lima Beans both by AL
! fred kremborg.
Martin Richardson. tenor, will be
| the soloist Tuesday evening at a
| Washingtons birthday musicale at
the home of Mrs. Sara Lee Phillips.
Miss Beatrice Goodwin. soprano. and
George Harold Miller, baritone. will
present the song cycle. "Jhelum
River" by Amy Woodford Finden.
Club. before the Friday morning
Music Club. Miss Mabel Linton will
be at the piano.
The Department of Labor musical
group. consisting of Misses Janet
Lambdin, Barbara Cronin. Prudentia
Woodward, Florence Hanford and
Messrs. j.. H. Sheppard. Robert c,
Starr. Arch d. Monteath and Charles
A. Bell, contributed to the entertain
ment of a large gathering Monday
evening at the Y. NJ C. A, singing
Little Mother of Mine" (Nevin),
Good Night. Beloved" PinsutD. en-
core; medley. From the South
pianist. played "Kammenoi-Ostrow"
(Rubinstein) and "isou,,~ncs'' (Sibeli-
| us). Charles S. 'wenScrv. ba15tene,
sang the "Toreaiors Sung" from
| Carmen" and Little Irish Gtrl'
| Lohr.
| A patriotic service will be held this
evening at the First Baptist Church,
when the solo quartet and chorus
choir will be assisted by Mabel Dun
can, violoncellist. who will play
| Prize Song" from The Master Sing
| ers'' (Wagner) and MELODY" Gems
! hem). The other numbers will in
clude the professional; "Ye Sons of
Freedom Ode Lisle). by the chorus,
| with cello and organ; anthems,
| Praise Ye the King of Nations
| (Gounod), America the Beautiful
! (William Arnes Fischer), ITO Thee.
| o Country" (Eichberg); soprano solo,
"Recessionar' Ode Koven), Mrs. Flor
ence Howard.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the musical
program will be rendered by the
double quartet. In the evening at 8
o'clock the choir will give the pro-
gram. Both services are under the
| direction of Sydney Lloyd Wright
son. with Harvey Murray at the or
| gan. and in the evening with Claude
Roheson at the piano. A special fea-
| ture of the evening service will be
| the singing of FLANDERS Requiem"
Crank La Forge) by Herman FAX
| ler. baritone. The programs follow:
Afternoon-Organ prelude. "Verset
de Procession" (RousseaU, anthem.
van). incidental solo. Mr.. Backing;
tenor solo. 'If With All Your Hearts,"
from "Elijah" (Mendelssohn). Mr..
Backing: anthem, The Lord Is My
Rock" (Woodman); offertory anthem.
"At Thy Footstoor tBroome). and
"Organ Postlude, in F. OPolleriA
Evening-Organ prelude, "Mkche
Religieuse" (Claussmann); anthem,
Beautiful Isle (Feartsb. Miss Bolln
and the choir; baritone solo, Plan
ler; anthem. God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears" Field3: offertory anthem.
"At Rest" (Wesley}. and "Organ
Postlude, in G'' (MerkeD.
DR.. Tom Williams gave a short talk
last Sunday evening at the semi
monthly musical tea at the King
Smith studios on The Effect of the
Emotions on Mental Fitness" The
musical portion of the evenings en-
tertainment included: How Sleep the
Brave (Wild), There is a Garden
tProctor). Boat Song" (Ware), Miss
Anna Breitenstein; "Caro Mic Ben
(Giordan). would God I Were the
Tender Apple Blossom, 5old Irisso. M; I..
(Scott), Isl Mes vers Avaient Des
Allies" (Hahn). II Love You SO" MANA
Zucca), Miss Josephine Houston; ITO
Spring (Grieg), "Etude in A Flat
(Chopin), 'Refiets Dams fEau' (De-
Bussy), Mr.. King-Smith; "LAmour,
Viens Alder" from Samson and
Delilah" (Saint-Saens). Miss Bess
Cline: Flower Duet" from "Lakme
Delibes), Miss Houston and Miss
Cline.
August King Smith will have charge
of the music this evening in the Red
Cross house at Walter Reed Hos
: pitai, when the George Washington
! GIee Club, under his direction, and q
! chorus of girls from the King smith
| studios will give the program. among
| those participating being Anna Brett
! enstein. Miss Josephine Houston. Miss
Bess Cline and Preston Haynes. MT.
King Smith will also contribute one
piano solo.
This evening at Trfaity Episcopal
Church, Stainer's "Crucifxion" will
be sung by four quartets.
The following musical program has
been arranged for tonight at Trinity
| Episcopal Church. which service will
| be under the auspices of Harmony
| Masonic Lodge, being its annual
George Washington birthday service.
An organ recital will be given from
1880 to by Mrs. Helen Calhoun
Crouch. The service will be opened
with professional hymn by the dou-
! BILE quartet Of Trinity Church, fol-
lowed by solos by Mr.. Fred East. bari
tone. and Mr.. Lewis Brown, tenor.
! There will be two selections by the
! Masonic Band during the service. The
| offertory anthem will be "Praise the
i Lord" (Randegger): by the double
| quartet. The music at the morning
| service will consist of "Te Deum"
i tStephens), and the offertory viii be
These are They" from Gaul's "Holy
| City" by Miss BHrnice Calhoun. The
! solo quartet consists of Miss Barnice
Calhoun. soprano; Miss Nancy Still
; well contralto: A. J. Bell. tenor. and
G. II. Lambert, baritone.