Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

a[Mas sGo1::. aneors: THY Beamins ayes"
9GIaG sn" The Lane to Ballybres"
leen clark). ''The Great Awakening"
M skiramer) and The Answer (Terryp..
MISS MacElree gave "PapfIions"
SSchuman), encore, "Arahesque" tDe-
pussy; "Nocturne' tChopin). "Rondo".
Major" (Glavounow).
Mabel Bowie and Emerson Meyers,
piahists; Gertrude Misel. contralto:
sara so MaDee' reader; Dorothy Fris-
anist; Marie McCourt. pianist. and
Fred Freund, baritone, gave the pro-
gram in the lobby concert of the Y.
a. Rebr a. A M Monday evening. Ernest
D Danhs' as Margaret Lentz and M. 9;
me program included "Gavotte"
sBeethoven). Miss Bowie and Mr.
MEYERS MEYERS; Hunting Song" Mendels-
s9nn1, Mr. Meyers: 'Kashmiri Song
my Laddis" (Thayer,. Miss Misel..
with Mr.. Benin. accompanist; selected
readings by Miss Mabee, VALLEY of
laughter" tSanderson,. The Night
,ngale. Jest Her Way" (Aitken).
companist: Overture to Martha"
Syon F1otow) and Now Sleeps the
crimson Petal" (Quilter), Miss Rosen-.
oiatt and Miss McCourt; baritone
SOLO, Vole (RusselD, Mr.. Freund,
The fourth Of the midwinter musi-
cai vesper services will be given At
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
I!io this afternoon, beginning at
f:so Q clock. Sydney Lloyd Wright
son. baritone. who was to have been
the special soloist this afternoon. has
neaVy cold and will not be able to
sing. In his place the National String
low srI. composed of Henry soko-.
ond violin: Samuel Feldman, viola.
ana Richard Lorleberg, cello. with
Miss Frances Scherger, soprano. and
MISS Corneiia E. Black, contralto.
VIII give the program.
Inc public is cordially invited.
Archbishop Curley Of Baltimore
PRESIDED at musicale given recently
by students at Holy Cross Academy.
ano at the conclusion of the program
expressed sincere appreciation OF the
work OF the pupils, which was under
Inc personal direction of the sisters.
Inc program included: Chorus.
ch hene.ian Boat Song" seniors. or
psaise chromatique" Leschitizkyl. l..
Braham; harp solo. EFT Ron. Ron
Petit Patapon" tGrandjany). S. Meyer;
ensemble. "Andantino" Gemore). first
Cipolari: third violin. A. Power; Cello
NJ. Holster. and piano. G. LIE ROY:
piano solo. "Cantique dAmour';
Liszt). e Won Colin; violin solo. "Le
t t aao "Gondolierf" (Nevinl. CO.
Howe. H. Kolipinski and F. Mckee:
second violin, E. Drewry and F.
Gfipe,arl; third violin. A. Power and
Hester: harps. i. Won Culin and s
Meyer, and piano. G. LIE Roy: piano
solo. Hark! Hark! the Lark" tShu-
nert-Liszo, NJ. Heister: harp solo.
eps risrs oHasse,man!. E; Won culin;
violin. NJ. Howe; second violin. r. Nc.
kee; third violin. H Koiipinski;
cello. NJ. Hester: harp. E. Won Culin'
a and piano. G. sinno,t: piano solo
p re,9rsise cbor 0p' So Gchopin). T.
Sunset Fades" seniors, orchestral ac.
compartment
Richard LorIeberg, violoncellis,
will play at this mornings service o.
All Souls Unitarian Church, to be
held at B. F. Keith's Theater. when
ne will be heard in "Adagio Canta-
pie (Tartini). "Andante" (Corello q
ana IN the obbligato to a composition .
Tlttmann. with Lewis Atwater &C.
companying.
Marian Greene, soprano. substituted
Christ, Scientist. for Flora McGill
keefer. the regular soioist, who was
absent from the city. Miss Greene
sang with fine effect THE Lord Is
MY Light" by Speaks. a number
ing's service at the Sixth Presby-,
terrain Church.
Affairs of interest in both educa-
tlonal and musical circles include the
Klein in, St. Hilda's Hail. Nationai
Cathedral School for Girls. Miss
Klein was assisted by Sylvia Strong.
yIolinis,. and the program included:
lP P1e,ude ca, and Fugue in G Minor"
modo" (TartinD. "Nocturne" Doyle.
Jude in Minor" (Rachman!nofr1
souvenir Poetioue" (Fibich), ION
wins OF song M.endelssohn), "Ths
(Rimsky Korsakow), "Scherzo Vaise'
(Chabsier). Novelette," (MacDoweIr
and "Rigaudon," (MacDowelD.
The regular weekly rehearsal Of TIL
National Community Chorus will be
held this week on Tuesday instead OF
Monday night. This change has been
made necessary to accommodate the
large number of chorus members who
will attend the Samson and Delilah"
performance on Monday night. The
chorus rehearsals are held in the
Thomson School at o'clock. A
large and well balanced chorus met
last Monday night for the first re-
next two rehearsals will be open for
new members. and good singers are
cordially invited to join. No charge
is made for music. :.
The Orpheus Quartet recently gave
Cadman's song cycle, THE Morning of
the Year" at a musical arranged by
Mrs. William Wolfe Smith at the Arts
Club, eliciting much favorable COM
ment. Last Sunday afternoon the
concert at Central High. and on We'd
nesday night they sang at Washing.
ton birthday celebration at the Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A. Members Of the quar-
tet are: Bernice Calhoun, soprano;'
Lillian Garrison Brousseau. contralto:
J. Allen Bell. tenor; George H. LAM
bert, bass; Mrs. Helen C. Crouch. ac-
companist. and Charles S. Wengerd,
director.
This evening at o'clock an inter-
esting program of music will be given
by the quartet of St Paurs English
Lutheran Church, assisted by Herman
r. Hoffman, violinist, meRber of the
nlC0Q SlAloS DANA. -.
Kinsella, bass. will render the recita-
tive, For Behold Darkness" and the
aria, THE People That Walked In
Darkness" from THE Messiah" Her
bert F. Aldridge will be heard in the
two recitatives. And God Said. Let
There Be Light" and I'm Splendor
Bright" these to be followed by The
Heavens Are Telling" from The
Creation" Mrs. Smart and Miss Lar
ner will sing the duet. For in His
Hands Are All the Corners of the