Evening star., 1922-12-03

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deal, plus the wine that he drank.
The empty bottle did the trick, but he
is still trying to figure out if he did
not really make the money by drink
ing the wine.
| This is a mans story. Women will
be interested in more serious mat
! Your Hearts tfrom Elijah" Men
delssohn): choral. Commit Thy Way
| from "St. Matthew Passion Music
| Bach). chorus. Blessed Jesus Grpm
"Stabat Mater" Dvorak): chorus.
| "Hallelujah" Nrom The Messiah
! HandeD.
tant musical events. the present quar-
tet of Trinity Episcopal Church will
! be augmented to double quartet
| commencing today. The personnel
will consist of Miss Bernice Calhoun.
| soprano: Mrs. Lillian Garrison Brous-
! seau. contralto; J. Allen Bell. tenor,
and George H. Lambert, bass. and the
I additional voices will include Mrs
! Ruth Beach soprano: Miss Florence
Hanford. contralto: Mr.. McGee, tenor
ard Mr. kuentzel. bass.
Mrs. Helen c. Crouch will continue
| as organist and director and plans to
give special musical service. con-
| sisting of excerpts from oratorios and
! anthems by well known composers.
, the first Sunday evening of each
month-the cantata. Holy Night by
| Brewer. Christmas week. and Dubois
Seven Last Words" and Maunders S
| From Olivet to Calvary" during the
Lenten season. The augmented choir
| will sing today Communion Service"
by Stainer: anthem, Behold the Days
I 10
| "Magnificat." by Holden, and anthem.
savior When Night Involves the
\ Skies" by Shelley.
Thanksgiving season has been ar
ranged by Claude Robeson. director
| of the evening choir of the Church
| Of the Covenant. and will be present
ed this evening. commencing at
! o'clock The solo parts will be sus-
! tanned by Miss Ruth Peter. soprano;
Miss Richie Mclean. contralto: Ross
| Farrar. tenor. and Herman Fakler.
baritone with Harvey Murray at the
organ and Mrs. Howard Blandy at
the piano. Excerpts from Maunder's s
Song of Thanksgiving" Will be rem
dered. among the numbers being the
;contralto SOLO. Consider the Lilies;
! chorus. 20 Come Let Us Sing: duet.
The Eyes of All Wait Upon Thee"
Miss Peter and Mr.. Farrar: choruses.
Before the Mountains Were Brought
Forth and Forever. o Lord. Thy
| Word Endureth": incidental solo. Mr..
Fakler: solo. 20 Thou Whose Con-
stant Mercies." Mr.. Farrar.
Miss Mclean will be the special
solo!st today OF the afternoon serv-
ice. giving the program with Elsa
| Raner. violinist: Richard Lorleberg.
celiist. and Mr.. Robeson. pianist. with
termezzo.' by Pierne. will be rem
dered by Mr.. Lorleberg. with organ
and piano accompaniment Miss
Raner will play Air" by ole Bull:
Miss Mclean will sing 'Th. Lord Is
My Shepherd by Liddle. and There
Is an Hour Of Hallowed Peace" by
Chenery, and the offertory will be a
trio. an arrangement of Schubert's
| 'Serenade" for violin. cello and organ.
Mrs Katharine Fleeckher Cullen
will entertain at student recital
Friday evening in the Sunday school
room of the United Brethren Church.
| when she will present a talented little
compositions by Schumann. Schubert.
Beethoven. Bach. MacDowell. Raft and
| Chopin.
H. W. Weber. conductor of the
Rebew Orchestra, has returned from
a months vacation. spent in Indiana.
and will again WELD the baton at the
| first of this seasons public rehear-
sails Of he orchestra tomorrow even
| ing in the lecture hall OF Keller
Memorial Church. Mrs. Ollie Joyce.
. soprano; E. l. HaiRh. fiutist. and John
Sneigeski. clarinetist. will be the as
siSting soloists.
Mrs. Clyde Hunt. mezzo-so soprano.
| will be the offertory soloist this morn
ing a the Mount Tabor NJ. p. Church
! when she will be heard in The Good
| Shepherd" by Van der Water. with
Mrs Pauline B. Woodruff accom-
panying at the organ.
Helen Van Ende. the youthful vo-
linist. who was last summer awarded
! first prize at the Franco-American
Conservatory. located in the palace
of Fontainebleau. France. was heard
! in recital Monday afternoon by a
small company of music lovers at the
Playhouse. giving the first Of a series
of recital programs. Miss Van Ende.
| who has studied also under Maurice
| Hewett, Lucian Capot and Eugene
the Concerto Russo" Nalo). air on
G string Bach). "obertass Mazurka"
(Wieniawski), 'Legende" tWienlaw-
| skid. and. in response to the applause.
repeated the Bach number. She was
accompanied at the piano by her
of these recitals is announced for De-
cember is.
Miss Thelma Smith. contralto.
was one of the soloists giving the
program broadcast Friday evening
from the Hecht radio station. Ac-
companied by Henry H. Freeman.
i she sang Passing By" PurcelD.
"Slave Song (Del Riego) and Just
A-Wearin' for You Carrie Jacobs
Bond).
| The evenings program at the Arts
Club will consist Monday of chamber
music compositions. rendered by Ar
senio Ralon. violinist: Walter Nash.
violoncellist. and Gertrude McRae
solos by Mr.. Ralon. Among the num-
hers will be the first movement of
Trio. No. (Chaminade): Beethovens
| Trio. No. 3, in E fat; Sonata. in ~
for violin and piano (Nardini); the
| finale from Concerto" (Mendelssohn),
| for violin and piano. and the violin
| solos, Indian Lament" and Tam
borin Chinois." both by kreisler. and
| Love Song" arrangement by Mr..
Ralon from a folk song of Guate-
| mala.
Miss Adelaide Watson. soprano.
! Miss Sue Kennedy, contralto. MISS
4 A, E. Hill, guitarist Wayne Van Leer.
banjoist, Major c. F. Ferris. baritone
and monologist, with Miss Ethel
Louise OuinIand. Kent Lineen and
| Miss Marjorie Davis. accompanies,
presented an enjoyable program at
| the lobby concert of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Monday evening. among the musical
numbers being the banjo solos. "A