Evening star., 1922-10-22
Mention

MenI1On
her selection being Thou wilt Keep
Him in Perfect Peace" by Patten.
Mrs. Weldon Carter, violinist. will
be the assisting soloist this morning
at the services of All Souls Unita-
Eian Church. to be held at Keith's
Theater, when she will play On
THE Swan" by Saint saens; He
brew Lullaby" by Achron, and the
obbligato 70 the bass SOLO. Prayer"
by Bartlett. to be sung by Charles
T. Tittmann. He will give also I'VE
Praise Thee. o Lord" by Haydn. with
Lewis Atwater accompanying.
The leading parts in Mrs: Andrews
pageant-fantasy. THE Voice of the
day evening at o'clock, In the In
terror Department auditorium, IN
honor Of the Garden Club of America,
will be played by Caroline Mckinley
as the Voice." Albert Parr as the
"Passerby" and Estelle Wentworth
as the Spirit Of Night"
Miss Wentworth has composed the
music for the Might Winds Lullaby"
which she will sing in the finale Of
the fantasy. accompanied by a
chorus Of winds directed by Paul
Bleyden. Under Mr.. Bleyden's direc-
tion the chorus will also render the
flower songs throughout the fantasy.
A lovely program of incidental mu-
sic. to be played by Helen Gerrer.
viollnist: Walter Nash. 'cellist, and
Gertrude McRae Nash. pianist. will in
clude MacDowell's ITO a Wild Rose"
Delibes' "Passepied." Barthelemy's
"Serenade Coquette." Tschaikowsky's
Waltz of the Flower" Beethoven's
"Minuet in G." Kreisler's "Liebes-
freud" and Rubinstein's MELODY In
The wild flower dances will be in
terpreted by Rosemary Browning.
Jeanette Albert. Elizabeth Quigley,
Juliet Lyeth, Evelyn Davis. Marian
Chace. Florence Thompson. Emily
Hoffman. Evelyn Preble. Sara Hoover.
Josephine Gantley and Mabel Day.
with Helen Minnigerode and Mary
and Anne Schultz as forest folk, un-
der Miss McKinley's direction.
Originally planned to take place at
the American Red Cross building, the
committee of the Gar
den Club has arranged to move the
to the larger auditorium
at tho Interior Department, owing to
the keen interest being expressed in
the production not only by members
who love wild flowers and who are
interested in their preservation.
The Crawford Adams Company Of
Boston. composed Of Crawford Adams.
wizard Of the bow" violinist: Miss
Elinor Eastman Stearns. reader, and
Miss Sybil Jane Gould, pianist, will
assist Harry Edward Mueller at the
musical vespers this afternoon at the
First Congregational Church. They
VIII appear In the following program:
Organ solos. First Suite" tBorow-
SKID: Spring Song" (MacFarlane): i:
violin solos. Ave Maria" tschubert).
Lullaby" GKreislerl: trios for violin.
piano and organ. Meditation" from
That's and "Elegie" (MasseneD: !:
reading. THE Mansion" (Henry Van
Dyke). by Miss Stearns: organ solo,
"Adagio Sonata. In E Minor" Gro
gers): violin solo. "Miserere." from
II Trovatore" (Verdil; organ solo,
Grand Chorus, in D" (Guilmant).
Wednesday evening Charles T. Tit
mann. bass: Elsa Louise Raner, vio-
linist. and Katherine Riggs. harpist,
Will give concert at the First Con-
gregational Church. Admission is
free for all the concerts there this
winter.
DR.. and Mrs. T. S. Lovette will hold
the second of their fortnightly Sun
day musicales this afternoon from 4
to 8. Mrs. Loreena Stockton Gawler
VIII pour tea. assisted by Miss Jack
Ward: DR.. and Mrs. Lovette will give
an informal program.
Alice Deleslyne Taylor will give a
recital in Chevy Chase in the near
future. assisted by Margaret Mans
field. violinist, and Bazarova, con-
tralto.
An organization within an oreantza-
tion is the most recent development at
the Womens City Club, where the
musical activities have been recently
placed under a committee, with Mrs
Richard Dean as chairman. An orches-
IRA !; s is IN process of formation. under
direction OF Mrs. France Perce Stratton,
who Is graduate of the Royal Academy
OF London. Mrs. John ]. Stahl viii,
conduct the choral society. and mem.
oers OF the Woman's City Club inter-
ested IN either form Of musical activity
are cordially invited to become active
members In either OF both organizations
George Schimmel, tenor, will give
a song recital next Sunday afternoon
at the Endia Club. assisted by Louise
pianist.
Charles T. Tirtmann. bass vii, h.
the special soloist at this evening 5
service Of the Church of the Cove
nant. when he will sing "One Sweetly
Solemn Thought" by Ambrose, and
The Day Is Ended" by Bartlett, the
latter with violin obbligato by Elsa
as solo Air." by Bach, and with
Richard Lorelebe,g. 'cellist. and Har-
vey Murray, organist. the trio
Melody" by Faure. A solo, INDIAN
Lament" by Kreisler, rendered by
Mr.. Loreleberg. will complete the
musical portion Of the service.
The music this afternoon at the
Masonic service at Temple Heights
will be given by the quartet Of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church,
consisting OF Frances Scherger, So
prano: Cleo Scanland, contralto; VIII
liam Shanahan. tenor. and Raymond
Moore. baritone. the last named sub
stituting for Herman Fakler. the
regular baritone Of the quartet. who
Robson, organist. win direct the
quartet in the following numbers:
Awake Up. My Glory" by Rogers;
still. Still With Thee Speaks,
and the duet, "Watchman, What Of
the NiEht?" Messrs. Shanahan and
Moore.
DR.. and Mrs. T. S. Lovette had as
week end guests last Sunday Miss
Sue Harvard. the we'll known soprano
of New York. who sang here at the
Kiwanis convention last week, and
Lester Luechauer, a baritone singer
from the Southwestern University OF
Texas. who was en- route to Nice,
France, where he will spend the win
ter studying for opera.