Evening star., 1923-02-04

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WIN include groups Of songs by
splrituals and musical readings.
The numbers to be-given include:
Part one-"Adieu iForets" ("Ioan
d,Arc"l lTschaikowsky1. Thoughts
Of easss sea ID Dance Of the Sea- Nympths''
t"F1garo") tMoxart), "Se .i,aran rose
Swalts song) q. Arditi). Might
lFerry). "The Danza" .tChadwick).
The Swan Bent Low" "a. Maid Sings
tiy tR.r5vs svsk'' "'Tis All That Can Say
Part two---"Medley from the South
"a. Fl; Pike). ma Little Banjo" (wil-
liam Dichmont), Keep on Hopin'
(Burleigh), "Me an Nah Pardner"
Oily stricklanH '.Dem Golden
,ns dig MY Grave" (Burleigh)., Feast
Inch Song" What Tryin' Time
(Harvey B. GauD; "ItchiSg Heels
tDunbar-koener when Mistah Sun
Am Blazin' phyllis Tergus), "Sas-
sy-faced Sophia" IN. w. Price).
Much interest was shown in the
delightful concert given Friday, Jam
1ary rs. at Ingram Congregational
Church. 10th street and Massachusetts
avenue northeast. by, George Daland,
ington's well known musicians. Netta
Craig, soprano; Edythe Marmion Bro
sius. harpist; Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann, bass. and under the able
direction Of Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee.
Mr.. Daland, who was, for Ave years
American composer and organist, was
Tor two years solo organist Of Cor
nell University. He has recently re-
turned from the west. where he gave
recitals in California, Texas New
Mexico. Missouri and Wisconsin.
organ, "Marche Religieuse" (Guil-
manD; "Toccata in F' tBach); So
from the opera. "Herodiade" (Masse-
net: harp; "Priere" (Haseelmans) !;
Concert Mazurkan Gsohnecksr): or
bass. Strike. o Long Expected Hour
tBach): organ. Turkish March"
from The Ruins of Athens (Bee-
tho ven n-Rubinstein): two Mexican
songs "Estreilita" ,(Ponce): La CO.
londrina" k,in Sserradell); soprano. The
soes ,1s from M0'@r Tse msi@ G@ OF w9ss Gsnses er
with harp obblisatol (Mendelssohn) !:
organ, "Gavotte in A." from the opera
"Iphigenia in Aulis" (Gluck Brahms)
March OF the Little Lead Soldiers
GPierne); harp., Romance" (Rubin-
schD; bass. Londonderry Air" Car
ranged by Bibb); Little Irish Girl"
Gohr): Hard Trials" (Burleigh) +;
organ, "Een as the Flower of CAL
vary" (the Passion Flower'D Go-
gam; Coronation March" from the
opera. The Prophet" (Meyerbeer) !:
soprano trecitative). Our Duty We
Have Now Performed" and bass duet.
Graceful Consort,' from the ora
toric. The Creation" with harp OBJ
bligato) (Haydn).
Tho Washington College of Music
will give it's thirty-second students
concert at Central High School Tues
day evening, starting promptly at
s:l5 o'clock. The public Is invited
quired and no reserved seats. In
making up the program for this con-
cert every effort has been made to
present interesting numbers. and con-
fine the time to about one hour and
a half. 1t is expected that the con-
cert will be concluded by s:45 o'clock.
The college requests its friends to
be punctual. as no one will be seated
during a number.
The program numbers include:
orchestra; 20 Thou Billowy Harvest
Field" (Rachmaninoff). "Snowfiakes"
(Mallinson), Miss Phyllis Price: An
dante From a Minor Concerto" Gold
mark). Miss Dorothy Dick: March of
ErstaSo1d ths DTss's G1eF Pousns Mis' M1rsase.
'Morceaux Diabolique" (Froelich).
Miss Evelyn Scott; symphony. G
Minor" andante. menueto tMozarD.
orchestra; '.L'ete' t.summer'D tCham-
Ina lnsds) de- oU Lullasy" 1cyril sso,t, Mrs Mrs
T E Minor H'"s Concerto" ] tMendeissohnp. aais ehD@
with orchestrap. Miss Rena Green
berg; Revolutionary Etude" Chopin.
Black Key Etude" Chopin. Miss
Rebecca Easterbrook: "Preghiera'
Hyman Zimmerman: "a Spring Ditty''
(GauH. my Love Dwelt in a North
ern Land" -(Elgaro. italian Street
Song" fHerberD. chorus. Incidental
solo. Mrs. GriesD; symphony. G
Minor" tMozarD: orchestra: accom-
panist, Miss Marjorie Davis
Rev. George G. Daland. organis,
and choir master OF St. Johns Church.
Georgetown, has arranged a concert
The boys of ST. Johns choir will sing
fifteen songs Of the nations" and
other songs, with solo work by Calvin
Young and George Wilkinson. There
will also be songs by Mrs. Gertrude
Deland Price. the soprano Of the
choir. and by Walter s. Frick and
George G. Stonebraker. tenor and
bass respectively. In addition to the
vocal music, Miss Margaret Mansfield
will play several violin selections. ac-
by her mother, Mrs. ]. J.
Mansfield. This concert is for the
purpose of raising funds for the an
nual summer outing of the choir boys
Of st. Johns.
More than 800 people enjoyed the
delightful program Of music given
Monday evening. January 23. in the
hall OF the Stansbury Masonic Lodge,
Accolay's Concerto in A Minor"
Roberts reverie. Apple Blossoms: ::
Brahms Hungarian Dance. No. s."
all played on the violin by Irving
MULTI; old-time songs. and Army
dialect selections by Mai, Ferras. re-
Mr.: Weever: two Jazz numbers, by
William Studdigord.
The following are the two musical
programs for the services at the
Luther Place Memorial Church.
Thomas circle, today:
Morning service, II O'Clock: Pre-
lude. Prayer" (Guilmant); anthem,
Praise the Lord" tMaker); offertory.
"Berceuse" (Dreyshock); anthem. 20
Light Eternal (Miles); "Postlude in
D" (MerkeD.
Evening service. s o'clock: Prelude,
Air (HandeD; anthem. 20 Lord,
Abide With Me" parry: offertory.
Two Cradle Songs" (Botting): bari
tone solo. The Little Road Through
Nazareth" (Hahn). Mr.. E. J. Stenson;
postlude, march (MerkeD.
The Columbian male quartet gave
the musical program for the meeting
or the Ohio State Society Monday
evening at Rauscher's. There we're
six numbers on their program. Chief
Justice William Howard Taft was the
speaker of the evening. paying high
tribute to the memory Of William
Mckinley. martyred President. The
quartet gave Lead. Kindly Light"