Evening star., 1922-11-19

by Repartx: Chop4n's "Rondo,
and Maa1o%.,s aeeiss Sase cdnce13s by Rs0us1B
Minor" TWO Of the compositions.
"Passacaglia" and the Ropartz work
will be given their first presentation
In Washington on this occasion.
Tomorrow evening at s o'clock
his series Of six monthly organ re-
citals at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. Meta Craig. soprano.
VIII be the soloist. The program
Will Will include nc the organ solos. Over
hlee. aee to from sas1 sMozaat1: Prss es
Violin" (Bazzini). Transcribed for or
gan by Westbrook; prelude and
F'ague on the Name. Bach" (Bach) ;
voice: Recitative, although Both
,, Heart and Eyes O'erfiow." and aria,
Lord, to Thee My Heart 1 Proffer, y
! cording to St Matthew" lBach)
voice. aria. Hear Ye. Israel" from
Elijah" CMendelssohn): organ,
From the Land of the sky-blue
Musica,, Massr (caaSdmnan-Eddy); aSan Moment
Idylle" (Wagner-Figuej: voice. .Al-
leluja" (Mozart); organ, "Butterfy"
lGrieg); AT the Brook" (Deceyee)
"Pomp and Circumstance" (Elgar).
NO cards of admission are required
at this recital.
The quartet of the Petworth NJ f.
church. consisting of Mrs. Johanna
Best Russell. soprano; Miss Linda
Berg, contralto; Louis Lavoy Annis,
Tenor Tenor and BENJAMIN Yoe Morrison.
Sass' Sa was presented In concert Tues
sylvester. director and accompanist,
at the Takoma Park parish hail
the AFFAIR was arranged for the
beneht of the Presbyterian Church
organ fund. and assisting in giving
tne program was Miss Kathryn
the wisp:" by Hasselman: Concert
rolle.' from Tales OF Hoffman, as
solos and the accompaniment to THE
Silver Ring" (Chaminade). sung by
MISS inn,ndes ssrg. s., The remaining numbers
waltz song. by Wilson; Now the
Night in Starlit Splendor." by Doni-
zetti; Swing Along by Cook. and
Goodnight. Good might, Beloved, !"
by Pinsuti; duets. Tel Rammenti," by
Cnmpana, '.;n Miss Berg and Mr.. Annis
Ihe Passage Birds Farewell" by
Sing. Sing, Birds on the Wing" by
Hutuns. Mrs. Russell and Miss
Berg: Scheme in Quest Ora" bv
verdi. Mr.. Annis and Mr.. Morrison:
solos Lullaby" from "Jocelyn." by
G3dard, MIR: Annis; I'll Bacie," by Ar
dfti. Mrs. Russell. and Marin dis
land" by Foudrain, Mr.. Morrison.
The musical vesper service on Sun
day afternoons at 4:45 at the First
Congregational Church are proving
very popular. and the soloists assist
ing Harry Edward Mueller today will
be Elena de Sayn. vioIinist; Albert
farrt tenor. and Robert NJ. Ruckman,
pianist The program will include
some unusual numbers. among them
Marche Religieuse" (Guilman); vio-
lin solo. "Chaconne"' (VitalD: Ca
price" (MacFarlane): tenor solo, my
Soul Is Athirst for God" from "The
Holy City" (GauD; Grand Aria" for
piano and organ Demarest); violin
solo (piano and organ accompani-
ment "Adagio." from the Fourth
Concerto" Vieuxtemps): violin and
organ "Nocturne in E Flat" (Chopin)
tenor solo. Unanswered" (Bischoff).
City Club a RECITAL will be given by
pupils of Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee. as
sisted by Durward Bowersox. violin
ist: who will play "Kugawiak." by
wieniawski sadmss n,;a Mrs s., Flo Flora Rrylawski
sing Sunset" by Dudley Buck. and
the students numbers will include
a piano solo. prelude" (ChopinJ. Lii
liam Karn: soprano solo. "Knowest
Thou the Land" from "Mignon''
(Thomas). Janette McCaffrey; piano
solo. Prelude in c Sharp Minor"
baritone solo. Give Man a Horse
He Can Ride" toHara). Leslie F.
Coyle: piano solo. 'Liebestraum
NisZt). Erma Storm: mezzo- soprano
solo. lie Parlate d'Amour." from
Faust" (Gounod). Lucia Maxwell.
Herman Fakler. secretary to Rep
resentative Sydney Anderson of
Minnesota and who has been in Min
| nesota with Mr.. Anderson during the
campaign, returned to the city this
week and will be in his regular place
both at the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church and the Church of
, the Covenant today. During his alb
sence Raymond Moore has been sub
stituting for him
While Mr. Faklcr was in Mime
| sofa he sang a, large number of
political meetings. appearing at
various times with Mr.. Anderson,
Senator Kellogg and Gov. Preus. He
also sang at several social functions
at his former home, Winona, Mimi,
and was given an enthusiastic re-
ception on each occasion.
The MacDowell Club. Miss Georgia
E. Miller. president, had Its regular
monthly meeting Monday evening last
IN the clubrooms. The usual musi-
cal program was dispensed with on
account of important business mat
| ters regarding the first public con-
cert of the club.
The date fixed for this concert was