Evening star., 1922-01-15
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prano; Miss Lillian Chenoweth, con-
tralto; Clifton P. Clark, tenor; Fran
els P. Heartsill. bass: Lee Crandall.
jr.. violinist, with Mrs. Clifton Clark,
and Mrs. Lee Crandall. jr., as accom-
panists, will give the musical portion
Gen. Lees birthday anniversary. at
the Confederate Memorial Home
Thursday evening. The numbers will
include America" sung by the au-
dience; Little Bronze Cross" Miss
Chenoweth; Southern Medley" s by
Virginia" Mrs. Hearstill and quartet;
violin solo. Lee Crandall, jr.; Star
Spangled Banner" sung by the au-
dience.
Warren F. johnson. organist and
choir director Of the Northminster
Presbyterian Church; will give a re-
cital this afternoon at S o'clock in
the Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy
Nativity. Washington Cathedral. Mr..
Johnson wll play ALLEGRO" from
erie sy%paony
on the Magnificat" (Marcel Dupre),
two choral preiudes, opus IS. "Do
With Me, God. AS Thou Wilt" and "All
Depends on Gods Blessing" by karg-
Ebert, and "Rhapsodie Catalane"
(Joseph Bonnet).
The next meeting of the National
Community Chorus will be tomorrow
evening at s o'clock, at the Mount
Vernon Place NJ. e. Church South.
All members are urged to be present.
as important matters are to be
brought up for consideration. The
next monthly entertainment will be
given Monday. February 6.
A quartet Of male voices composed of
fhar hn1f al a
Moore, with Miss Kathryn Dawson at
the piano and Harry Edward Mueller at
the organ, will assist in giving the pro-
gram at this afternoons vesper services
at the First Congregational Church.
Ihe lenm numbers aaI viii include organ solo
pleasantly" (Sellers), "Dreams''
! (Stoughton): male quartet, "Come Unto
Me" CWagner): quaret. Remember
TIN Thy Tbens W9dep!
piano. "Liebestraum'' Lisns): organ
solo. '.Cantilena,' from Fifth sym
phonie" tVidor); quartet. THE Day Is
Gently Sinking to Close OHolden) /:
,l1S., P9stinde. "Nuptial March in E.
will sing special anthems at both morn
ing and evening services.
Richard Loreleberg, violoncellist,
will be the assisting soloist at this
Church. when he will play Sara
bande," by Bach; "Nocturne." by Cho-
pin: and "Evensong," by Schumann.
with Louis Atwater. as usual, ac-
companying at the organ.
Peter Rydzniski. tenor, was the
soloist of the evining at the annual
musical of the Chiropractor School
held recently, when he sang caro-
Mic Ben," by Giordani; Care SeIve."
by Handel; Rose in the Bud" by
Dorothy Foster. and Because of
YOU" by Alfred Solmon.
Mrs. John J. Stahl. soprano: Miss
Kathryn Riggs. harpst. and Miss
Sade StyroD pianist. will give the
program next Friday morning at the
Cosmos Club before the Friday Morn
ing Music Club.
The musical program arranged by
the City of Washington League of
American Pen Women for the regular
Monday evening meeting at national
headquarters was one of exceptional
interest. Miss Hjoerdig Gregg and
Miss Minna Niemann were the two
soloists of the evening. and each was
accorded hearty appreciation at the
conclusion of their numbers Miss
Niemann. who studied for more than
a year in Vienna and was afterward
a scholarship pupil in the Royal Con-
servatory in Karlsruhe. played COM
position by Strauss and Grabilowistch
with fine effect. Miss Gregg. dressed
in native costume. Gang charmingly
some folk songs of her native coun-
try. Norway. The program was arr