Evening star., 1923-02-18

choirmaster Of st. Paul's Epdsco-
pal Church, Rock Creek parish,
Will give the dedication recital on the
new organ at the church this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Anton Kaspar.
we'll known Washington violinist,
will be the assisting soloist at this
recital. This is the first OF the series
OF six recitals planned for this, Mr..
Freeman's twenty-first season of
Lenton organ recitals. These recitals
have proved one OF the outstanding
features Of Lenten music in tho city,
and the public, which is always cor
daily invited, has been more than
generous with its attendance.
Mr.. Freeman's program for this
afternoon includes the following
numbers:
Organ. Anton Vodorinski, prelude
in G Sharp Minor" opus 16 (arranged
for the organ by Harvey B. GauD;
organ, DR.. Albert Lister Peace, First
Sonata in D Major" allegro, romanza
organ, John Sebastian Bach. 'Toccata
and Fugue in d Minor; organ, Fred
eric Brisson, "Pavane Favorite"
lLouis XIV: Alfred Hollins, PRAYER
clough, "Eventide in A Flat Major;
organ. Z. Silas. "Andante in c Major
and G Minor; violin. Sarmatini,
"Canto Amaroso"; ]. Massenet, Med
itation" urom the opera '"Thais).
Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette, formerly
Eva Whitford, was soloist at the
morning and afternoon missionary
services held Wednesday at the First
Baptist Church. Her numbers were
The Lord Is My Shepherd" by Sam
uel Liddle, and The Throne Of Love"
written by her husband.
Mrs. Lorena Stockton Gawler. So
prano. will be the soloist at the Wal
lace Memorial Presbyterian Church
be Come Unto Me-" Mrs. Gawler ss
pne Of the younger singers of Wash
lngton and is rapidly making a place
for herself in musical circles.
Miss Minnie voikmann, soprano;
Warren Terry, tenor; George Flemer.
violinist, and Ralph Bissonette, plan
ist, will be the soloists at the second
annual concert OF the ktnnear class
Of Calvary Baptist Church when they
Friday night. Miss Tolkmann is a
newcomer to Washington musical
circles, coming from Richmond Va,
where she Is well known as a concert
singer and church solotst Mr.. Bis
sonette Is recently of Philadelphia.
popular in local music life.
The numbers on the program VIII
be:
Violin. "Kashmiri Song" Wood
forde- -Finden); "Pierrot Serenade"
lJunr), George F1emer, songs, lave
the Delicate Air. (Arne), III BacIo"
tArditD, Minnie Volkmann; piano
solo, "Polonatse in a" Chopin, Ralph
Bissonette; aria, I'm bel di Fedremo,"
from Nine. Butterfly" (PuccinD. Miss
folkmann; selections, Milo Atkinson;
sakon), "lndian Lament" Dvqrak-
Kreisler), Mr.. Flemer; aria, Una fur
tiva lagrina" lDonizettD, Mr.. Warren
Terry; songs, "Toreador of Mine"
ttsHt-IIciIn,s-G9n%ay2. tstrIcIi,snd3 VI "kindy Lou
(Guion). Molly Bawn'' Lover,
When Love Comes CIamring In"
sHeWitD. Mr.: Terry; duet, from The
Morning Of the Year" tCadman), Miss
Foikmann and Mr.. Terry.
The fourth organ recital in the
series Of six arranged by George
LaiHnd, was given in ST. Johns
Church, Georgetown, last Monday
evening before an especially aprre-
ciative audience. Owing to the ex-
treme inolemer,cy OF the weather
the attendance was smaller than ar
the preceding recitals, but was graft
fyfngly large considering the wealth
CT. Mr. Daland gave a delightful
rendition of the allegro moderate
movement from Schubert's famous
Cnnnishcd symphony In e Minor"
which las aroused so much tpterest
recently owing TO its theme being
used as the main musical motif OF
BLOSSOM Time shown in Washing
ton teW weeks ago and booked
song, from the Thundcrbiri Suite
py Cacman was another organ num-
Der or special interest because Of it's
unfamiliarity to local audiences,
neoers lovely overture Der Freis-
chutS' made a most impressive finale
numbers included fugue on Hail
Coiumbia" by Dudley Buck; Inter
lude. Opsu 10, Number o." BY Gil
mant; and the March of the Little
Lead Soldiers" by Pierne.
ooI. Julia culbreth Gray's lovely mezzo
aIvantaEe in her singing OF En-
treat Me Not to Leave Thee" from
the Song Of Ruth" by Gounod. She
also sang an aria from The Megyiah."
by Handel.
Arthur Larbdin. baritone. made
kiplins's "Recessional," as ARRANGED
oE Dekoven, wonderfully rich and his
aria Arm Arm, Ye Brave" from the
oratorio Judas Maccabaeus," by Han
del; was given with much spirit.
waiter S Frick. tenor, sang an
ARIA from Hadyn's Creation" and
the famous aria If With All Your
Hearts Ie Truly Seek Me-" from Men.
uelssohn's Elijah" with great feel
Ing.
The dates of the two remainino
recitals are Marcl, IL and April Q.
Ray Jackman. tenor soloist ct the
church of the Incarnation, has re-.
signed this position as he is leaving
Mashingion permanently. Mr. Jack.
man will be heard in the Quartet,
Cod Is Spirit" from The Woman
OF Or Samaria- by Bennett. with Mil
Grea In n.aATeI smith, soprano: Lucille
Forrest Hastings mezzo-contraito,
and G. A johnson, bass, at the offer,
TORY az the Church of the Incarna-
''on th's morning and at the evening