Evening star., 1923-01-28

Russian Airs" (Glinka), Miss Larking.
Mr.. Luquer. Miss Eiemann; air de
Marx; "Andante in p Minor" iMen-
celssohn). Miss Larking, Mr.. Luquer
and Miss Niemann: "The Night Wind"
(Farleyl, Sacrament" (MacDermid).
philomel. "Beaucaire" (Messager),
manInoff, nThs Coming Mg. of .r Spring e.. CEash-
nalia) and "Berceuse Slave" (Neruda), !,
Miss Larking: .Lethe" (Courtlandt
Palmer), Ave Maria" from the inter-
'mezzo of ''Cavalleria" (Mascagn), 4,
Mrs. Marx and Miss Larking.
This evening at the Church Of the
Covenant the January musical service
VIII De given. The evening choir (100
Notcesl, Claude Robson, director; Har-
Hes pis N Murray, organist: Mrs. Howard
composed Of Miss Ruth Peter soprano
MISS Richie Mclean, contralto: Ross
Farrar, tenor, and Herman Fakler,
pass, will render. selections from the
communion Service" (E Flat Major)
OF William Shakespeare. This is very
Mr. Shakespeare while living in WASH
lngton two seasons ago. The numbers
rendered will be: II Believe in One God
the Father Almighty (Credo). Holy,
nRolSs ,sssIs Lord God Of Hosts" (sanctus).
Name Of the Lord tBenedictus), inch
denta! solos. Mr.. Farrar, Mr.. Fakler,
MISS Mclean: ''Oh, Lamb of God That
Takest Away. the Sins of the World'
(AgnuS DeD
The doors of the church will be open
at 7:45 O'Clock, and the public is
cordially invited.
Meta Craigf. soprano; Flora Bry-
taWski. contraito; Royden Dixon,
tenor, and Charles r. Tittmann, bass,
under direction of Mrs. Henry Hunt
Mckee. will render a program of
excerpts from the oratorio, elijah"
IMendeissohn), this evening at the
Slxtn 81. Presbyterian Church. The pub
iic Is cordially invited to attend.
The University Club of Washington
viii entertain Tuesday evening at a
ladies night" the affair taking the
form of an evening of music. The
artists of the occasion will be Eliza
Eeth Winston, pianist; Nine Henri
Coquelet. soprano. and Herbert Bangs,
vIoiinist, supplemented by selections
fro? from reproducing piano: Miss
winston will play "Marche Militalre"
Ssuds kas de Of c9n
Valkyries" tWagner). "Papillons"
(RosenthaD and "Chinatown' (Orn-
stein); Nine. Coquelet will sing -"Oh,
Dry Those Tears" (Del Riego),
Bud Forstsr3 Gnfra5 NJ nanss R0ss in the
viii include Spanish Dance" (Sara-
"Liebesfreud" (Kreisler).
Miss Francis Sherier, soprano, and
Paul Bailey. clarinetist. were the as
given at the United Brethren Sunday
school house by an orchestra di-
rected by Paul d. Gable.
Harry Angelica: baritone. will be
CT NJ
at the Sixth Presbyterian Church,
when he will be heard in Just for
Today with Miss Lorena B. Adamson
at the organ.
This afternoon, at 4:45 O'Clock. at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. Mendelssohn's "Athaiie" will
be rendered by the Mount Pleasant
chorus, under direction of Norton NJ
Little, with Mrs Charles l. Bliss at
the piano and Claude Robson at the
organ. The solos will be sustained
by Miss Frances Scherger. soprano;
Miss Cleo Scanland, contralto; Her
man Fakler. baritone, and Miss Ruth
Peter. soloist at the Chuch Of the
Covenant, soprano. The readers parts
will be taken by DR.. Morgan and Mr..
Fakler. The public is cordially in
vited.
The Musurgia Quartet. consisting Of
Fannie Shreve Heartsill. soprano; Mrs.
William T. Reed, contralto; James K
Young. tenor. and Fred Schaeffer.
bass. with Harry Wheaton Howard,
accompanist and director, are having
a busy week with an engagement
Tuesday evening at Masonic Temple.
the grand visitation of the Royal Arch
Council; Wednesday, Franklin Square
Hotel banquet for the Passenger
Agents Association; Friday evening,
grand visitation of the Eureka Chap
ter at Masonic Temple.
The evening chorus of the First
Baptist Church, held fits midwinter
party Wednesday evening in the
church parlors. An interesting musi-
cal program was furnished by LIE Roy
w. Marceron, pianist: Winifred Pey-
ton, harpist; Jess L. Miller, tenor;
Florine Hurley. contralto. and Mar
tha Filppo. violinist. Refreshments
were in charge of social committee,
of which Laura Schlensker was chair