Evening star., 1922-04-09

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ord of special performa noes before
fole Plus \. Cardinal Mercier. the
Iate President Roosevelt. former
| President Wilson, President Harding
President Falliere of France, the gov
ernor general of Canada the late
Cardinal Gibbons. Amba ssador Jusse-
rand. Marshal Foch and Archbishop
Hayes. The personnel Of the choir is
drawn from practically every section
!of the continental United states
Master Jack Huber. a brother of the
FORMER famous solo boy. Tom Huber.
rs a native of San Bernardino. Calf
| while Eddie Slattery. who in addj-
ton TO his vocal accomplishments is
a very proficient pianist. was horn
almost in the shadow of Libby Castle.
New York. where the choir now has
its headquarters.
The musical program al the meet
ing of the Manor House Chapter. n.
\. r.. held It the residence of Mrs.
Clifton p. Clark Monday night was
as follows: Piano solos. "Arabesque"
chaminade) and Waltz Ara besque"
ter; contralto solos Thinking o.
tMetcalD and swing Low. Swee.
Chariot" Miss Lillian Chenoweth: so
tSpeaks), "A Fairy's Love Song"
| CSprossl and Robin. Robin. Sing Me
a Song (spross). Mrs. Lula Armi-
stead Hibbet OF Louisiana DIR. clark
Moon Trail" words of which were
| written by Charles Truman Lanham.
now a cadet at the United States Mil
i itary Academy at West Point. The
accomplishments were played by Mrs
Baxter.
At the request of many music lovers
| VINO were unable to get entraucs 30
Nine. Won Unschuld's recent recitals,
the pianist, with her little daughter.
Madeleine. appeared Thursday before
an audience that overfiowed the con-
cert room. Nine Won UnsChuld is
devoting the fund of her concerts 10
the education of Austrian widows and
orphans for self-support.
The choir of Western Presbyterian
Church will sing Stainer's "CrucifiX-
/ ion Thursday night, under direction
| church quartet. composed OF Miss
Viola Harper. soprano; Miss Elsie
| Lang, contralto: George f. Anderson.
tenor. and George :. Parker. bass. wll
Paurs English Lutheran Church, COM
posed of Mrs. Is. ii. Smart. soprano.
Miss Marian Larner, cantralto; Her
bert f. AldridSe. tenor, and L. :.
kinsella, bass.
Music for the Good Friday serv-
! ices at St. PatrickS Church Viii be
rendered by the choir, under direc-
tion of Miss Jennie Glennan. and b.
| accompanied by a string orchestra.
with Lewis Atwater at the organ.
| Following "Improvision" CWitD aud
| Prayer" tMarchesiD, The Seven Last
voices and the following soloists:
Edna Hillyard Howard Caroline Man
ming, Charles Z. Myers and James
| Nolan.
| Stainer's "Crucifxion" will be rem
dered by the Sherwood Community
| Chorus of thirty-fiye voices Wednes-
f; day evening in the Sherwood Pres
! byterian Church. The soloistS will h.
J. Allen Bell. tenor. and Charles y.
i Gordon, baritone.
Good Friday evening the quartet
and chorus choir of 81. Andrews Epis-
Copal Church. under direction of Mar
der Du Bois' Seven Last Words The
! solo parts will be sustained by Mar
garet 4. Dudley. soprano, Warren l.
Terry. tenor. and Benjamin Y. Morri-
! son. bass.
The Atonement," a sacred cautata
| for four solo voices and mixed chorus.
| the words and music of which wer"
composed especially for the occasion
ffy Rossel Edward Mitchell and !.
Deanne Shure. respectively. will h.,
| given Good Friday night At Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopa!
| Church South. The quartet. consist
| ing of Mrs. Fannie Shreye Heartsill.
| soprano: Miss II. Marie kooutZ. coa-
i tralto: W. Walter Sorrell. tenor. and
Francis T. Heartsill. bass director.
| will sustain the solo. duet and quar-
tet numbers OF the cantata. and thu
Mount Vernon chrlr. If approximately
4 sixty voices. will render the chorus
numbers. under direction of Il. Deaar
Shure. musical director The quartz
will also sing The Cross of Calvars
| 1Gounod) and God So Loved th-
| World" from The Crucfixion
| tStainer): a male quartet, composed
of Messrs. MCCOY. smith. Nehb aud
Moseley, will sing Lead. kindly
Light Dudley Buck). and tn.
Amen" chorus from The Creation
| GHaydn) viii he rendered by th"
service preliminary to the renditi"n
of the cantata. Mrs Frank y. Fros-
| will preside at the organ.
The sacred cantata. "Olivet to Cal
vary" will be sung by the choir ~
ST. PauFs Episcopal Church Good Fri
/ day at S o'clock. under direction OF
/ Samuel y. Leech. orsanist and choir
! master Solo parts VIII be sustained
! BY Harry NJ. Forker. baSS-h -haritout,
]. F.. NJ Bowie. tenor. and Carl Bach
+; schmid Warner Collier and Richard
Turner. sopranos. Bishop HardinE
! will make his annual visitation 10 the
Parish for confirmation al the IT
/ o'clock service this morning TIL
musical program Will be as follows
! ..Venite" Gregorian; "Benedicte, 10y
lWestoby; "Benedictus, GreSorian; OIL
fertory anthem, when Ger the Steep
| of Olivet the Lord TO Salem Came
| tMaunder).
| The Y w. c. 4. Glee Club gave
/ very attractive program recently "t
the Veterans Bureau at silver
/ Spring Md. The members of the cluh
| met at the r street building OF III"
| association, where busses took them
! out to Silver Spring. They gave hNe
\ groups of songs, after which they
[ led in community singing.
| The club is to sing at the \. N.
lC A lobby concert tomorrow. where
they will give three groups of songs.
/ They will also sing at the Central
| High School organ recital next Sal
| urday.
, Miss Esther Linkins is the director
of the organization and Miss Helen
! Nash is the accompanist. Any girl
| Interested in choral work is cordially
invited to join. There is no Zee
| asked, except for the music used