Evening star., 1922-12-17
cember so. for his American ton
Of organ concerts.

! cember so. for his American tonr
OF organ concerts.
At the Church OF the Covenant
next Sunday-Chiistmas eve-a very
unique and interesting feature will
be the singing Of Christmas carols
ton to the regular Christmas musical
service by the choir. which will begin
At . o'clock. The carol service will
oee,n forty-fve minutes earlier-that
| nc IL cordially invited. The doors OF
the church will be open AZ Ca
J. o'cloei.
concerts. under the auspices Of the
washington Choral Society. formerly
the National Community Chorus. tool
place Wednesday evening at Mount
vernon Place Methodist Church
! The program included the tenor
solos. "EIegie" tMassaneU. "vesti Ia
Slmbba from "PaEliacci' Neonca-
Taiioo. Joseph DiMeglio. Mrs. H. Clyde
Grimes. accompanist: piano solos.
Sonata op. 53" Beethoven and
}amin Rather: soprano solos. The
Lamp of Love- and My Dear tSaI-
teri. 20; Holy Night fAdams,. Mrs
ia Willis seaton. Mrs. Elsie Harvey
"Berceuse" oGodard). Song Of India
tRfmsk- korsakow). Miss Hazel Ben
! ton. Miss Ruth Benton, accompanist
Gontraifo solos The Slave Song" (Del
HfHieso.: fHeso.:, "Iestsrday s and Teday
! IThomas). Mrs. Helen Edgar Lancss-
ter Mrs. Lillian Karn, Accompanies:
Violin solos. "Meditation,'' from
Thats fMassenet). "Maznrka" Mus
in). Miss Tillie kravitz. Miss Rose
| kravitz. accompanist: bass solos. I'm
! victus" (Huhn). IsrafeI" (OIfver
| king). Trade Winds tKeeD. Fred
L. Schaefer. Mrs. Grimes. sccompanist
| The Mcdowell Music Club. Miss
! Georgia Miller. president. held its
regular monthly meeting la st Monday
evening. The musical program for
| the occasion was given by Anna Ken
! nelly. who played "valse Caprice" BY
Anton Rubinstein: Eleanor ColburI
| who contributed two preludes by
| Chopin and "Fugue." by Bach: Kath-
| ryn Beck. who was heard in TN
seduld; by Moskowski; Mrs. Fred
0nterdinger who gave "czardas" and
+. March Wind" by Mcdowell. The
p! guests for the evening were Mrs
! Lawrence Martin. soprano. who sang
Her Rose. by coombs. and "All for
| You. by d'Hardelot. and Mrs. Ralph
+. Robey. contralto. who gave win
! ter. by Irving Hyatt. and Morning.
! by Obey Speaks.
! Mrs John Gable OF Ohio ard Mrs
! last saturday afternoon at a musical
tea in honor of Nine. Fortune Gallo.
! who is Mrs. Cables house guest. AIu-
sic, as was to be expected at the home
OF Mrs Gable. was one OF the enjoy
able features Of the occasion, Mrs.
Ralph Barnard giving one Of Mrs.
Cables compositions. ':The Lord Is
Ny shepherd" with the composer at
the piano. and a group of numbers.
including Lieurances by the Waters
Z ,i,, -,,f fal,s s-l,~
| assisted by Mrs Paul Bleyden as ac-
companist. Charles r. Ferry pianist
composer. contributed two OF his own
compositions: Clelia Fiotavanti add
| ed much /" the pleasure of the occa
sion by her singing Of "Nisione." by
Ferrata: Chant Hindu by Bembere:
, "A Memory by CAM. and "Elegie
b! Massene;. and Frances Brooks. a
F.; little maid of ten summers. delighted
! the gathering b, playing two OF har
own compositions still in manuscript;
The first meeting of the Music His
tory Club. Miss Pearl Waugh director,
f; took place last Saturday afternoon,
when miscellaneous program vas
, given Tentative plans for the seq
son were made that included a Euest
meeting to be held in Januarv.
! Mrs. Edyth. Marmion Brosius. harp
/ ISL. has returned IL the city after a
; most successfud concer. tour in the
! west
the vested choir Of - Andrews Epis.
| copal s.hurch. directed b, Marguer!,-
! Allen Ross. al4d assisted 10y Harlan Ram
i dali and George i. Ross of Western
| Presbyterian Church will sing the
| christmas choral music that has been
arranged for the nativity scenes OF 18th
Word and the Nay the Bible pageant
! drama which is TO be produced al CEN
tral High School on Saturday. December
-. IN the afternoon and evening. by th-
! lnterde nominal tional Committee. repre-
I; sentins the churches 81 Washington.
| Mrs. Otis IT, SWEET, soprano soloist of
Temple Baptist Church. will appear a.
! the Madonna. singing Bunnett's Mag
! nificat in F. and the Wise Mems "W..
Three Kings Of Orient Are will be sung
by Warren l.. 'Terr-. tenor. and GeorC..
s. Parker. basso. bo;h OF ST Andrew
choir. and Harlan Randall. baritone.
: Es;elle Wentworth and Albert Parr- %
the First Congregational Church. viii
! appear as Naomi and the Kinsman IN
. the Ruth and Boaz scenes.
' Paul Whitney F!shbaugll. at the Or
gan. will direct the pageant music. with
| Helen Gerrer as riolinist and Katharine
! Rigga hsrps.
The music arranged for the pageant
is rnuslal!y approrifa = ami ,spiritI1'
4 and lends great beauty 10 the Bib
! story of the birth Of Christ.
! Durward BowersoH. violinist. will
assist the quartet Of st. Paul's Ens.
| lish Lutheran Church in Christmas
musical program to be given this
evening at o'clock. The quartet.
\ which is composed of Mrs. B. H.
| Smart. soprano: Marion Larner. con-
tralto: Herbert r. Aldridge. tenor and
| director. and J. Walter Humphrey
bass. will be heard in several new
! Christmas carols Mrs. Locke Kincer
Davies will preside. as usual. at the
F.! organ.
! Dr. and Mrs. T. s. Lovette entertain
ed last Sunday al their final musical
; tea until after the holidays. over 100
guests filling the spacious drawing
rooms TO capacity. Miss Isabel Fur
| bank presided at the tea table. as
I sisted by Miss Edythe Crowder OF
I of Shreveport, La. The program was
gwen by Mrs. Lovette. who sang the
following group: "Se Florindo e Fe-
dele" by Scarlatti: Were 1 Not q
| Blade on Dewy Meadow Ground b.
; Tchaikowsky:. Psyche" by Pals-
Daisies" by Hawley. for an encore
| and DR.. Lovette. who played the three
| movements of Bethoven's moonlight
Sonata" and ''Gavotte." by Handel
I for an encore.
! The Chaminade Glee Club under
direction OF Miss Esther Linkirs
/ and accompanied by Miss Winifred
| Michaelson. gave a very pleasing con
T! cert at Mount Alto Wednesday even
/ ing. They were assisted by Hcrher'
S. Aldridge. tenor. who sang. accom-
| panied by Mrs H. s. Aldridge, two
| groups of attractive songs. 4 strik
] ing and well enjoyed feature OF the
| program was the community singing.
! The vested chorus choir of sixty