Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-01-14

cowen; organ solos. Largo" by
Whitney; 'The Nightingale
'Lamept ation." by Guilmant; ALE
gro Con Meto.' from Grand Sonata.
by Whiting; "Andante," from string
| Quartet" by Tschaikowski; pastoral
symphony" by Handel; Fountain
Reveries," by Fletcher, and Fantasy
by Ferry.
The fourth student-artists1 S c on
under the auspices Of the Washihg-
ton Choral Society viii be given
"Wednesday evening in the SUNDAY
School auditorium of the Mount YER
non Methodist Church. The program
arranged is one of the most attrac-
tive ever given in this series.
! Charles t. Ferry, composer, organ
list and pianist, will play two groups
of his own compositions, incIuoing
! two numbers from his sea cycle,
Sea Nymphs," and a prelude in c
Minor; also Noon Glow" and "Danse
/ Excentriaue."
Miss Meta Craig, well known So
prano soloist, will sing two groups.
' four numbers being the compositions
You," June" Might Holds Secret
and The Singer" Mr.. Ferry Will &C
company Miss Craig in this group;
The second group by Miss Craig VIII
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/ Charity" by Hageman, and Tally
Ho." by Leoni; Mrs. H. Clyde Grimes
4 accompaniSt.
Miss Alice z. Hill. mandolin soloistt,
will play "valse Fantasia" by Siegei'
accompanied by Walter r. Holt.
Miss Tiilie Kravitz, violin soloist,
will play the first and second move
ments of Concerto" by De Beroit.
and .'Mazurka." by Musin; Miss Rose
Kravitz, accompanist.
| Miss Marian Larner. contralto solo,
list at St Paurs English Lutheran
Church. will be heard in "Dost Thou
Know That Sweet Land?" tMignon),
by Thomas; THE Spirit Flower" by
! Campbell-Tipton, and "Unrequited
Love-" by Hastings: Mrs. II. Clyde
| Grimes, accompaniSt.
| There will also be selections by the
Mount Vernon Male Quartet, a new
Organization doing splendid work ana
rapidly winning its way.
| The public is cordially invited 70
attend. no admission fee being
charged and no collection taken up.
\ Edythe Crowder, soprano, of Shreve-
port, La, who is spending the winter
at the Lovette School of Music. sang
the offertory solo last Sunday at the
Wallace Memorial Church, and at the
close of the service she received.
among others. very high econiums
from Secretary of Agriculture and
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that church.
| Last Tuesday evening the Mems
Society of the Church of the Covenant
rendered a reception for the mem
bers Of the congregation and the
evening choir in the lecture room OF
the church. During the evening a
musical program was rendered, When
the choir gave several numbers ana
the soloists for both the afternoon
and evening service each rendered
selections. Following is the pro-
gram. For You Alone" (GeehD and
! II Passed by Your Window" (Smith)'
LorIeberg; "Thy Beaming Eyes" (Mac.
DoweID and Smiling Through
PENN, Mr.. Farrar; Romance Sans
Paroles (WieniawskO and "Legende,
! (d'Ambrosio), Miss Raner; "Homing
! (del Riego), whats in the Air To-
day" (Eden) and Keep on Hoping
| (MaxwelD, Mrs. Keefer.
Mrs. 1. B. Dodson. organist a; at
| leave this week with Mr.. Dodson Tor
an extended trip to Florida: They
will be away from the city for sew
eral months and Mrs. Edmund Barry
| has been secured to substitute TOT
Mrs. Dodson at the organ until her
return.
The League of Pen women's pro-
gram for Wednesday evening will be
given by the Lovette School of Music.
tTwo selections will be rendered by
the Lovette School Chorus. conducted
by Eva Whitford Lovette, and the
solo numbers will include the Greg
Sonata in L Minor" played by Mary
Cui and LISTS "Etude in D Flat" by
lGladys Hillyer; Schumann's SYM
iphonic Etudes." by Zelma Brown; III
Winter Comes" (VanderpooD and
Jack Charlton Ward; Morning" and
sylvia" by Obey Speaks. sung by
Edythe Crowder. and Halls The
Night Wind" and ''Oh, Mr.. Piper" by
curran, sung by Lorena Stockton
lGawler.
| The choir of Ingram Congregational
| Church will have the assistance this
morning of Durward RowersoX, tai
ented young violinist of this city,
who will play two solos and the oDil-
cato to Gounod's 20 Divine Re-
ideemer," to be sung by Janette Nc
i Caffrey, with Mrs. L. Karn at the
piano and Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee at
! the organ. At the evening service
iMargaretta Campbell, soprano, daugh-
Campbell OF New York, will sing a
new musical setting of THE Lord Is
My Shepherd" composed by Rhea
Watson Cable. wife of Representa-
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manuscript. Charles t. Tittmann will
ialso contribute to the music at THIS
service.
/! At the Sixth Presbyterian Church,
where Mrs. Mckee is also in charge
of the music, Miss Campbell will sing
the same selection at the morning
service, and the Bernheimer trio, con-
sisting of Elizabeth Bernheimer, VIC
iIinist; Louise Bernheimer, 'cellist, and
| - niAnlSt
play "Chauson Triste," by Tschaikow-
Sky; save Maria Stella" by Grieg,
and "Minuet." from Military SYM
phony," by Haydn.
! One of the choice programs of the
current season at the Arts Club was
given there Wednesday evening by
! Emmanuel Wad, pianist, of Balti-
terpretations being that of ma
ture artist. His selections included
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata:
Caprice by Scarlatti; "Polonaise, {
''Bailade," by Chopin; Two Album,
E Amour" oy Rels sshu and "Noctupne.s
by Grieg. and Paderewskis Theme
with Variations" and "Fugue." As
encore Mr.. Wad played a minuetto OF
his own, based upon Hans Andersen's
tale called The Bell"
/ Next Sunday evening a. musical will
be given at the Arts Club by Miss
Katherine Riggs, harpist. and Arthur
Il. Lambdin. baritone singer, recently
Of Baltimore, but now making his
home in Washington.
! The Fink harp trio of Baltimore
will play the musical vespers at 4:45
O'Clock this afternoon at the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Mary Muller
Fink, harpist; Helen Weishampel, vio-
llinist, and Helene Broemer, 'cellist
compose the trio. Harry Edward
Mueller will accompany them on the
4 nnnnn and aaSisE N the randifinn OF