Evening star., 1922-03-12

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\. D. G, MARCH z,
Cathedral: Herman Fakler. baritone
soioist at the Mount Pleasant Con-
| sregatlonal Church and the Church
OF the Covenant; J. F. M. Bowie. tenor
Church: Frank Haneke. bass soloist
a. St Johns Church, and Richard. p
backing. tenor soloist at the Calvary
Methdist. Church and Church or the
covenant. The director OF the choir
Is Mrs. Marian Cannon Bennon, and
MISS Pansy Sieber is the organist.
The 1n-com-co Club. consisting OF
members Of the Interstate Commerce
commission, gave q program at the
Arts Club last Sunday evening under
the direction Of Clyde B. Aitchison
selections to folk songs. among the
numbers being Chorus of Returning
Pilgrims" from 'Tannhauser" (Wag'
ner); three Irish songs, Believe Me
II All Those Endearing YOUNG
Back'd Car: "The chough and Crow
from Guy Mannerlng" (sir Henry
Rowley Bishop; my Mother Loves
Me Not" Swabian folk song; ASHES
OF Roses" THE Bells of Shandon'
and THE Longshoreman," sung bs
Mr.: Atchison; and chorus. ''The Blue
Bells Of Scotland" would God
We're the Apple Blossom" Sally ir
Our Alley" 1.-The Birth Of the Opal
and The Lost Chord" The person.
mel of the chorus Is as follows, with
Miss Myrtle Irene seidier at. at thf fY
Clarence P. Lewis, William H. Ma
honey. William T. Spence and Arthur
| Van Meter; second tenors, B. A. Bar
too. Elmer L. Beach. William H. Bon.
neville, Carroll L. Nash Thomas p
Andrew C. Wilkins; first basses. R
o. Armstrong. r.. c. Dunbar, Joseph
| F. Eshelman. William A. Maidens. j
c. MARITIME. John c. Roth. c. w. Rob
inson. Charles F.. Smith and G. A
| Williamson: second basses, Harry J
| Barnholt, f. NJ. Cooke. A. +. Helss-
Howard Hosmer, J. Paul Kelley, Burr
| |. Smelker and 3 A. Watts.
| A special Lenten musical service
will be given this evening at Calvary
George Harold Miller. The anthems
have been selected from Russian
| church music which Is particularly
| appropriate. for the penitential sea-
| son: The regular soloists of the
choir will be assisted by John G.
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| bass. Mr.. Amiss will give a pre-
| service organ recital. consisting OF
| Prelude" Op. 3. No. (Rachman-
inoff). "Chanson Triste" tTschai-
kowsky and Romance" (Rubin-
stein). Mr.. Gorbach will sing "Pil.
grim's Song" tTschaikowsky), and a
male quartet. consisting of Messrs
| Backing. Klein. Miller and Gorbach
will give % Saving Victim" tGou-
nod) and MY Shepherd" (koschat)
20 20 Gladstone Light" (Arkhangelsky)
THE Day of Judgment" (Arkhangel.
| sky) and THE Cherubic Hymn
| (Gretchaninof), while the cantata
| 20 God. Hear My Prayer" tGretch-
aninoD will be sung by a select
choir Of ten voices,
Mary Bartol, soprano. was the as
sisting soloist in the second Of the
| series of affairs in which Mabel c
| Linton is presenting her pupils in
the Land Of the Sky-blue Water
| (Cadman). "Slumber Song" (Gretch.
aninof) and 1.-The Answer" lTerry)
The numbers by the students were
Sonata Pathetique" (irst move.
meno. "Moonlight Sonata" GBeetho-
| "Bourie," from third suite for cello
| (Bach). "Reverie" (Atherton). "Valse
Intermezzo." Lotus Bloom la.
monD, Butterfly" (Grieg). "Ange-
ius" tGodardl: "Impromptu Theme
Wounded xsF Il H. Heart Hl ~ ,k,eissasnts' fsshnnfs
"Valse," minuet valse Chopin. and
'Mazurka" Leschetizky. Among
the students participating were
| Misses Anna Stevens, Barbara Miller
Anita Peters. Elizabeth Clary and
Mr.. Howell Baker.
"An Evening in Japan in Song ant
Dance" proved picturesque anc
charming event when presented re.
Gently at Gunston Hall. The affai,
| and was for the benefit Of the club.
house fund of the Alumnae Associa-
I-saibara. Dance of the Geishs
Girls" (chaliD: chorus. "song of tn,
Cherry Blossoms" Kroeger); songs
There Are Maidens in Japan
| tWoodforde-Finden), Mary Alice
Maiden" tGaynor,, Marjorie Howl;
I'm My Lacquered Tray" (Woodforde.
FindenD. George Hamlet; chorus
Noon" (Salter), Adele Bounds: Three
Maideps of Japan" (Salter). Adele
Bounds. George Hamlet and Mar.
Belle Foster. Part II-Songs, Little
| Green God with Eyes OF jade (RuS.
selD. Mary Morton Yonts: "A Jap.
anese Fantasy" (Terry): "A Lessor
with the Fam (D'Hardelot). Frances
Mountcastle: song, ITO An Idol OF
Jade" (Salter). Adele Bounds; "Tes
Song" tGarnetD. Eva Hall; "Mids,
the Petals" tWoodforde-Finden1
laby" (Elkin). japanese Love Song
tKroeger), Mary Belle Foster; chorus
| "Mimosa. or Love in Japan" (Aletter)
Eva Hall: duett. Every Flower
Butterfly, Eva Hall. and Zuzuki. Mar,
Belle Foster; Sahara, Farewell
| Dance Of the japanese Maidens." The
personnel of the chorus included
Misses Adele Bounds, Mary Belle Eos.
ter. Julia Gold, Eva Hall. Annette
I Harber, Mary Lybrook Lasater, Fran.
ces Mountcastle, Isabelle Rosbor.
| ough, Mary Alice Thomas, France.
Waters and Mary Morton Yonts, an6
George Hamlet. The dancers were
Misses Eva Hall. Mary Lybrook Lasa.
/ ter, Adelaide Boylston. Martha Nc.
| Crea and Isabelle Rosborough.
Mrs. John J. sahl. soprano. will be
| the soloist Saturday afternoon at the
Franklin Square Hotel at the meeting
| of the Political Study Club, when she
will sing "The Banjo Song" (Homer)
! "Ecstacy" (Mrs. Beach, and Love I:
the Wind" (MacFadyn). with Rhes
Watson Cable at the piano.