Evening star., 1922-11-05
by Liszt. They were compelled to re-
spond to many encores.

by Llszt. They were compelled to re-
spond to many encores.
Elizabeth Gardner Coombs will play
Rachmaninon's "Polichinelle" at the
first meeting of the Short Story Club
for the season, and. in addition. wilt
play the accomplishments for Esteile
Murray, soprano. who will contribute
several numbers from light operas in
which she has sung. Earl Carbauh,
baritone, with Lillian A. Carbauh at
the piano. will sing where the Lin
dsns 5sn ,. Bioomn hn by Buck; , The The sando- ar1o
headed Babby." by Clutsam. The
club will meet at 522 9Th street, as
usual.
The first musical service this season
Church. Chevy Chase. will be given this
evening under direction Of William H.
Taylor. organist. The solos will be sus-
tanned by Miss Elizabeth Dayton. So
prano. and Miss Louise Platt. contralto.
organ recital consisting q Invocation"
(Mailly), Tntermezzo" (Callaertsl. "Of-
fertoire in B Flat" (Read). Media
ton" (Ralph Kinder) and '"Thanksgiv,
ing" Clifford DemaresD. The musical
the "Magnificat" and .Nunc Dimittis"
(Stainer): anthem. 'How Long Wilt
Thou Forget Me?" (Pneuger) and offer
tory anthem, 1.-THE Souls Of the Right
eous' (Foster).
H. W. Weber, conductor Of the Rebew
Orchestra, is spending a fortnight in
the middle west and is now In Indian
apolis after a week in Cincinnati, ONO
During his absence his brother will di-
the public rehearsal will be deferred
until the first Monday in December.
The November meeting Of the District
Of Columbia Chapter Of the American
Guild of Organists will be held tomor-
row evening at the studio Of Louis A.
Potter, jr. There will be discussion
on the subject Of "Modulation." led by
Miss Maud Sewall.
Mrs. Ruby Potter. soprano: Richard
Lorleberg. cellist; Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann, bass. with Lewis
Atwater at the plano, will furnish
the music at this mornings service
of All Souls Unitarian Church. which
will be held in B. F. Keith's Theater
solos, "Kol Nidre." Bruch. and Even
ing Song" Schumann: soprano solo,
with obligato. by the Waters of
Babylon" Leroux; bass solo. with
obligato, "Litany for the Feast of
All Souls" Schubert; soprano and bass
L,
The music section Of the Woman.
Club Of Chevy Chase was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Byrd
Belt Of Thornapple street with de-
lightful program Of music from the
grams were artistic affairs. inscribed
by hand. and with a picture OF the
composer, and the numbers were
given by Mrs. Edmund v. O'Brien.
soprano: Herbert Kurtz. violinist. and
Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham. pianist.
sou oRtf1 A1t sses Whe %9hs Is
King" "Serenade" and ave Maria"
the last two with violin oblIgato by
Mt. Kurtz. and Mrs. Cunningham's
contribution to the pleasure Of the
ments Musical" '1mpromptu" and
"scherzo" Miss Alice Claussen filled
the important role Of accompanfst.
Miss Dorothy bennett. soprano. will
be the soloist at this mornings sery-
ice at Ingram Congregational Church.
when she will sing 20 Savior. Hear
Me-" by Gluck. and this evening
Royal Tinker. bass, will sing. his Sc
lection being Il Come to Thee" by
Caro- Roma.
Musical vespers at the First Con-
gregational Church will begin at 4:45
o'clock. The soloists assisting Harry
Edward Mueller today will be Mrs.
Go1die D Hutchins. contralto: Master
Louis A. Potter. pianist. and the fea-
ture of the program will be Griegs
Concerto in A Minor" with Mr. Pot
ter at the piano. playing the solo part,
and Mr.. Mueller accompanying him
on the organ. Following Is the pro-
Iyat ~s
(first sonata). Guilmant; Caprice"
Matthews; Largo" from New World
Symphony" Dvorak: contralto solo.
20 Divine Redeemer." with violin,
organ and piano accompaniment.
GDies: % %"Andansino in " D Flat" 'nGI Ie-
mare: violin solo. Alteration" Bo-
TowSki.
A diversified program consisting
of musical numbers. solo dances.
monologues. etc. will be presented at
ington Salon and United Arts Society
Thursday evening at the Playhouse.
Mile. Ninon Viguere. soprano. will
render the aria from "Mignon in
French. and Birthday" by Woodman.
and will be accompanied on the piano
baritone solos and duets will he sung
by Warren Terry and Harlan Randall.
respectively; violin solos. "Medita-
tion." from "Thais." and "Mazurka
de Concert" by Musin. by Miss Tillie
Kravitz. with Miss Rose Kravitz at
drop Prelude" by Chopin: "Kinder
Scenen No. g." by Schumann, render
ed by Robert l.. Murphy. Miss Marian
Chace and Miss Florence Thompson
will appear in solo and ensemble
the piano. and monoloeues and reci-
tations will be contributed to the
evenings entertainment by Miss Jean
Strong.
With the arrival Of the Rev. Mr..
Thomas Cook. the newly appointed
rector of Ascension Church. it has
of vesper services In the church each
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. At
these services the choir. uader direc-
ton Of George F. Ravliss. tenor. as
sisted by John b. Wilson. organist:
Mrs. Aileen NJ. Burns soprano: Mrs.
renee F. Murray. basso. will render
spacia1 music.
Today the music for the vesper
service will include. "Nunc Dimittis." !"
hv Charles Villiere Stanford: anthem.
mo Shadows Yonder" from The
Holy City" by. A. r: GaM,, with Incl,
dental solo by Mr.. Rayliss. and
"vesper Hvmn." by J. Brown. This
morning the choir Of thirty voices
will sing Communion Service in F"
nv Tours. THE sermon will be fol-
lowed by "Gloria" (Danks) and the
offertory anthem will be eve Wait
For Thy Loving Kindness" by Hodge.
with incidental solos by Mr.. Bayliss
and Mr.. Murray.
On the 18th Of this month at 81!
o'clock the choir will give its annual