Evening star., 1922-06-18

deep River" Let Us Cheer the
Weary Traveller" (Coleridge Taylor):
piano solo, "Trysting Place" Mac
DowelD; recitation. "Genevra" (Sam.
uel. l.Rogers): The Pin" and Fishing
Indian Song" Hieurance). "Doan
You Cry. Ma Honey The Chest
nuts" (Page), Little Gray Home in
the West Lohr). Mrs. Hilldale.
Mai. and Mrs. Howard Benion. the
latter in charge of the music at
Christ Lutheran Church, left Friday
for Salt Lake City. where they will
spend the summer.
Lucy Dickinson Marx. soprano. and
Armand Gumprecht. flutist. gave the
program Friday evening, which was
broadca sted by radio from NOF naval
air station, Anacostia. the numbers
including; The Shepherd LehlS
flute obbligato by Mr. Gumprecht;
Love Song" CHaesche). Mrs. Marx;
"Canzonctta" (d'Ambrosio). "Souve-
mir" (Drdla). Mr.. Gumprecht:% %Maggie.
the Cows Are in the Glover" (Filson).
"Supposin'" CTrevalsa. Mrs: MARY:
pessard). 'Chanson Meditation"
(Cottenet). Mr.. Gumprecht: Boat
Song" (Ware), Mrs. Marx: aria. "Visi
darts" from la Tosca" (Puccinl(,
and "Elegie" (MasseneD, Mrs. Marx.
with obbligato by Mr.. Gumprecht. u
]. Hodge assisted at the piano.
The quartet of Epiphany Church.
composed of Mrs. Hugh A. Brown. So
prano; Miss Nancy Stillwell. con-
tralto: John Martyr. tenor. and Am
sky. organist and choirmaster. at the
piano, entertained the prisoners at
the District jail Wednesday with a
varied program of solos. choruses ana
piano numbers. Incidentally Master
Thomas Chan Sung, twelye-year-
old Chinese, gave Turkish dance in
costume, to the accompaniment OF
The Sheik.
Miss Helen Gay of White Plains. n.
Y. is returning north after short
stay with her aunt. Mrs. B. c. Coon.
and family of Takoma Park. ID. {:
Miss Gay is a graduate of the Leland
Powers School, THE Spoken Word,
Of Boston. Her charming soprano ana
correct interpretations in character
readings have won for her many
friends in Washington as well as in
the north After a few days Vaca-
ton at Marthas Vineyard. Mass, Miss
Cav will in the early fall, resume
work as dramatic reader.
I,oujs Thompson. tenor soloist OF
the Eighth Street Temple. Will en-
tertain Tuesday evening at musl-
cal at the Cosmos Club. presenting
four pupils in program OF songs.
Lewis Atwater will assist at the piano
and the soloists will be Warren Ter
ry, Harlan Randall. Frederick Freund
and Royal Tinker.
A concert will be given Thursday
evening in the Y NJ c. A. hut at Wal
n
mentof the soldiers. attendants and
their friends The program will in
clude the piano solo. "Etude. ID Flat
Major" Giszt). Martin A. Dowd; vocal
numbers. The jolly blacksmith S
Lay (GeibeD. and ''Lassie O Nine"
consisting Of Paul G. Ledig. w. h.
Brathawaite. Willard S. Haynie and
Benjamin A Lineback; soprano solos.
"One Fleeting Hour" Iee), Forever
and Forever" (TostD and "Poppies
| for Forgetting" (Clark), Mrs. Jack G;
and Hunting an Apartment" Miss
Nellie vieira: baritone solos, The
Clang of the Hammer" (Bonheur) and
"Smilin' Thru" Penn). Mr.. Haynie,
Mrs Haynie at the piano; cello solos.
| Melody" (Rubinstein) and "Arle-
| with Ruth Benton at the piano: tenor
solos, Il Would Weave a Song for
| You" and Give a Man a Horse He
| Can Ride" (O'Hara), Mr.. Ledig; quar-
tets, "Humpty Dumpty" Parks). and
Deep River" (Burleigh), Columbian
Quartet.
Miss Helen Gerrer, violinist. accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Louise
Gerrer, left Wednesday for an ex-
tended trip through the west. Miss
Gerrer will make a short stay in
| Chicago to visit relatives and will
give a recital this evening in Elgin,
Ill. She will spend most of the sum-
mer with friends and relatives at
different places in her former home
state, Oklahoma.
The Musurgia Quartet. composed of
Fannie Shreve Heartsill, soprano;
Mrs. William T. Reed. contralto; Z;
James K. Young, tenor, and Fred C..
Shaffer. bass, with Harry Wheaton
Howard. accompanist and director.
assisted Tuesday evening at the joint
| memorial service of the lodges of
Knights of Pythias of the District of
Columbia. when the ensemble num-
bers rendered were: Peace l Leave
With You" and "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" (Ambrose) and the solos.
Nearer, My God. to Thee" (Carey),
by Mrs. Reed; THE Good Shepherd"
(van de Water), Mrs. Heartsill, and
! my God, My Father" (Marston), Mr..
Shaffer.
Gertrude Lyons, soprano, was one
Of the soloists at the celebration Of
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