Evening star., 1922-11-05

, has sent out cards for q musical TO-
morrow afternoon at which she will
give a program Of modern songs.
The Chorus Study Club Of the First
Baptist Church held a meeting Tues
day night. After a lesson In sight
reading and tone placing. Mrs. Flor
ence Howard. soprano and director
on the life Of Johann Sebastian Bach
Mrs. Carrie Jacobie was the soloist
Dudley Bucks cantata, ''The Coming
Of the King" is to be presented by
the choir during the Christmas
Miss Kathryn Riggs. harpist. will
assist the choir of Petworth NJ. E.
Church at its monthly musical service
tonight, when she will play "Adagio."
by Saint saens; Prelude" by Chopin:
sReverie" s, by DuHss' hay ,,air and ooIs,.t Eyen
Ing Of the solo quartet. Mrs. Paul
Russell. soprano; Miss Linda Berg.
contralto: Louis L. Annis, tenor. and
Benjamin Yoe Morrison. bass. and
chorus of forty voices. directed by
Charles E. Wire. with Mrs. John NJ.
the following program: organ pre-
lude, "Lamento" (Sainte George;
choruses. "Jubilate Deo. in E Flat"
(Buck). "Watchman. What Of the
Night?" (Sargeant-Fieldl; quartet. Il
Will Lift Up Mine Eyes, (Galbraith); {;
God of Abraham" from Elijah"
(Mendelssohn): organ postlude, Fin.
ale." from Sonata In D Minor
(Volckmann).
Maunder's cantata, "The Song Of
Thanksgiving" will be presented by
the choir on the last Sunday night in
November.
Mrs. Charles B. Donch, mezzo-
soprano, was the soloist at the last
meeting of the war mothers" of the
District of Columbia, when she was
from Jeanne dare" by Tschaikow-
sky. with Harry Wheaton Howard at
the piano.
Miss Lucille Hardesty. soprano:
John P. Pennebaker. tenor: Miss Ce-
cile Sale, contralto, and Miss Estelle
Thomas. violinist. with Miss Mary
Daily and Miss Marjorie G. Davis, &C
companists. and Miss Edith Fussell.
reader. gave an enjoyable hour to Wis
itors in the Y. M. c. A. last Monday
night. the numbers including: The
violin solos. Spanish Dance"
{Grandos-Kreisler) and "canzonetta"
and The Temple Bells" and Till 1
Wake" woodforde- Finden). Miss
Hardesty: readings, Miss Fussell; !;
tenor solos, II Hear Thrush at Eve"
tcadman). Cradle Song Of 1915"
tkreislerl and Since You Went
eonslalto a@a 'onasen soloe. Sunset. sum eBuck5.
1.-The Big Brown Bear" (Mana-Zucca)
and His Buttons Are Marked U. S."
Carrie Jacobs-Bond), Miss Sale, with
Miss Daily as accompanist.
Miss !. o. Miller. violinist. tonight
will assist the choir of the Mount
Pleasant NJ. E. Church South in the
first of series of musical services to
be given usually on the last Sunday
of the month. Miss Miller takes the
plSce tonight of Miss Margaret Mans
this program last Sunday, which was
deferred because of the illness of
| some of the participants. Miss Miller
is a newcomer to Washington from
St: Louis and tonight will play
Meditation. IN, from Massenets
Maria" The program. which is under
the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith
Maxwell. will be given by Mrs. Max
well. soprano: Miss Alice Jones. con-
| tralto; DR.: George E. Saxon, tenor. and
E. r. Ballinger. bass. with Mrs. Eliz-
dOSlh SdI PeutcE, VI 6dUlSI, anu Will
consist Of the organ solo 'Andante." /"
from Gothic Suite" tBoellman); an
them. Sing, Alleluia Forth" (Buck) !:
anthem. Festival Te Deum in E
Flat" (Buck); contralto solo. THE
Lord Is My Light" (Allitsen); an
them. Fear Not o Israeli (Spicker) !:
duet for soprano and bass. Calm as
the Night" (Goetz); anthem. IT Will
Sing of Thy Power" (Sullivan); trio
for soprano, tenor and bass. Praise
Ye," from "Attila" (verdD; anthem,
The Radiant Morn Has Passed
Away" tWoodwarD: organ solo.
t"Postlude" (Rogers).
The first meeting this season of the
officers and board of directors of the
Friday Morning Music Club was held
Thursday afternoon at the home of
A; the president. Mrs. Eugene Byrnes,
when the business program for the
entire active membership has been
called for next Friday at 1890 o'clock
at the Cosmos Club.
This meeting will take the form of
a forum luncheon. Mr.. Frank How
ard, assistant musical director of the
ments.
Miss Lucy H. Paul. organist and
musical director at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. announces the
personnel of the newly engaged
quartet as follows: Mrs. W: Parks
Carter. soprano; Miss Hazel v. Ray.
contralto; J. p. Pennebaker. tenor.
and A. o. Stearns, jr.. baritone.
Monthly musical services in the
churches have gradually become al
most a universal custom. and the first
and last Sundays of the month seem
fN~ 70
| which are generally most creditable
affairs.
Among those taking place this
evening will be one by the choir of
| the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
which Is under the direction of w. E..
Braithwaite, with ]. E. Sparks at the
| organ. Herman R. Hoffman. VIOLIN
ist. will assist the choir. which con-
sists of quartet of mixed voices,
! Mrs. Ruby Potter, soprano; Mrs. Fran
els NJ. Shore. contralto: Mr.. Braith-
waite. tenor. and w. S. Haynie. bass;
Ledig, first tenor: Mr.. Braithwaite,
second tenor; W. S. Haynie. first bass.
and B. A. Linebach, second bass. sup
plemented by a large chorus, AMI the
selections for tonight's service will
include the chorus Send Out Thy
Light" (Gounod); violin solo; male
chorus, The Shadows Of the Even
| ing Hours" (Barri): soprano solo.
Ave Maria" (Gounod). with violin
| obligato: chorus, MY Faith Looks
! Up to Thee" (Schnecker). with violin
! obligato; male quartet, Some Bless
ed Day" (Nevin).
1 Christ Church of Washington par
ish, under direction of Harry /. Clark
son, will render the second special
| musical service this evening at 8
O'Clock. The program consists of
numbers selected from the works of
Mendelssohn and includes Il Waited
I for the Lord" Miss Mae L. Gross, So
prano, and Miss Hattie NJ. Herfurth.