Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-15

for two free scholarshtps ana VIII
sas ng one 70 Sl
from i to O'clock.
Charles T. Ferry will preside at the
organ Of the FIRST Baptist Church at
both services today: This morning s.I he
viii play. for prelude, largo h vd from
and for postlude, Fantasy" one Of his
own COMPOSITIONS. This evening he will
give a twenty minute preliminary pro-
gram Of organ solos, among the num-
Ssrs being hangers ha N,ghtigS.e ara fSe
Rose" by Saint-Saens, and "Adagio."
service. "Postlude in F." by Duncan.
Mrs. A. W. Graef. recently engaged
as contralto soloist Of st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, will give the offer
tory number at this afternoons vesper
service, when she will be heard in the
"Eiijah," by Mendelssohn, with Donald
Macleod at the organ.
Among several interesting events for
which rehearsals are now being held by
tation Of one-act operetta. The
Magic Hour" (Bartlett) which will be
sung by Helen Harper. soprano. and
Minor S. Ellis. baritone. Mr.. Bley-
den also will conduct the chorales in
'Wildfowers," to be given at the Red
Cross building the latter part of this
month.
has resumed its work for the season and
will be assisted by Miss Richie Me
Lean. contralto: Mrs. Hazen Buehler.
soprano; w. H. Whiteside, baritone.
and L.. H. Mccomber. tenor. The
hV
Emily G. Dickinson is director of
music and pianist. At this mornings
service the choir will render Chris
tian, the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger
Thee" (Shelley and Il Will Feed My
Flock" (simper). This evening L. H.
MaComber will sing 20 Dry Those
Tears" and the male chorus will rem
der a number.
Miss Elsa Raner. violinist; Richard
Loreleberg. cellist. and Miss Richie Nc
Lean. contralto. will give the program
arranged by Harvey Murray. .organist.
at this evenings service of the Church
of the Covenant. including by the Wa,
Father While / Stray" (Marsdon).
Miss Mclean; ION Wings of Song"
(Mendelssohn- Achron), Miss Raner;
"Cantilena" (Goltermann). Mr.. Lorle-
berg: "Andante Religioso" (Thome).
offertory trio for violin. cello and
organ.
The Girls Scout Glee Club is the city's
most recently organized musical society
preparing to max It's formal bow to the
Uses to hold a very special place in the
interest of Washington music lovers.
Miss Esther Linkins. whose work last
season as conductor of the Y. W. c. a.
Glee Club won much approval. will
direct the chorus. and Herminia Ellis
xlyi1l he, no cfol sf
Ruth White. District director OF the
Girl Scouts. has sent out the following
letter to members:
MY Dear Scout: This winter we are
tered scouts are eligible.
1.-THE meetings will be held Saturday
mornings at Thomson School. 9TH and
l. streets northwest. from 10 to 11:45.
There will be a fee Of Is cents to join.
During the winter the club will give
portant public appearance will be Al
the National Girl Scout Convention TIC
be held in Washington in the spring
1.-The membership Of the club will be
Join by reporting at Thomson School on
saturday. October 81. at 10 o'clock"
The Interior Band. directed by
Charles L. Strohm, will give the first
of this seasons concerts Thursday
evening in the auditorium of the In
| gram viii include: March. Second
Regiment Band" tBradley): overture.
Jolly Robbers" (Suppe): selection.
'Symphia Waltzes" (Holzmann>; noe
turne. 1.-The Monastery Bells" ne-
febure -Woly): polonaise. "On Noun
| Basket OF Roses tAlbersD: suite, AT
lantis" (The Lost Continent). (Sa-
franek): ''Nocturne" and Morning
Hymn OF Praise" "a Court Function y
81 Love Thee 1.-THE Destruction of
Atlantic; march. 1.-The Cavalry Sol
der" (Brockenshire); 1.-THE Star Span
gled Banner"
The employees OF the department
and their friends are most cordially
invited to attend.