Evening star., 1923-01-28

eoiolefs miss Afuen vs. eDV eup.
ported at the piano by Mrs. Carl Chind- !
Ruth Kobbe. contralto, viii be pre- |
scented In recital Saturday evening
She viii have the sssisssncs Of Mrs. |
Raymond Kidd. soprano: walter Nash. |
celiist, and Mrs. Marguerite Allen |
Ross, accompanist, In the following |
~ Ssis "os che r.ss Sens. Eurys!s:;. Is !.
Spring Comes to the Islands" q song !
Of the southern isles tLohr), Miss /
K!Hnes; !s1sha M .ria: "sspsr verrss.:" from @
KIDD: F1enes ssa songs nss of n. sda; eisas;..snsh
century, "Aminte" and 'Bergere Le- |
gere." Miss Kobbe: my Lover He
Comes on the skes" {H. CiovEh- !
Passed by Your winaow tBrsh.).
Miss Kobbe; prelude" (saint-saens), |
MI; Nash; aria. "Lieti. signor." from
The Huguenots" tMeyerbeer), Miss
semiramds SGos ads Ro..nn ssl Kn.ssie Me. ksa sss%
old Enslish song. Shepherd. Thy De
Kobbe; duet, 90. Pretty Rose"
tMarzialsl. Miss Kobbe and Mrs.
KIDD. and But the Lord Is Mindful
Of His Own" from the oratorio st.
Paul. tMendelssohn), and Ave Maria"
with cello obbligato (schubert). MISS
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will rem
der the musical vespers at 4:46 O'Clock
this afternoon at the First Congrega-
tionai Church. Their rendition Of
! negro folk songs Is characteristic and
aensntfui; and this afternoons pro.
Shining in the Heavens for Me.""I'm
Going TO Join That Christian Army"
LORD, want to Be q Christian In
NY Heart" Roll, Jordan. Roil.' and
The Symphonic Ensemble Of three
pianos and organ. composed of well
known local artists. will give a con-
cert at the First Congregational
o'clock. The artists are Adoif rarove or
| sky. organist at the Church Of the
Epiphany; Louis A. Potter, organist
a. Edws calvary a ,.u Baptist chuch: Harry
n. Nash. dean of the District of Co
lumbia Chapter of the American Guild
or Organists. and James E. S. Kim
Selia. baritone. Messrs. Torovsky,
| roiter and Mueller are all pianists as
! wei as organists.- and this array of
! talent will render the following pro-
gram: Two pianos and organ, Les
Preludes" GiszD: baritone solo: two
pianos, Romance" and waltz"
(cha mbrier); baritone solo; "concerto
IN y Minor for Three Pianos and Or
gan. allegro maestoso," "pastorale''
and ''allegro'' tBach,.
4 Catherine Miller, a youthful TALENT.
ed pianist of ten years was presented
| IN recital Monday evening at tho
| united Brethren Sunday school house
oy Mrs. Robert e. Allen. An enthusi-
their admiration for the efforts of.the
| little pianist, who was assisted bv
| MISS Helen Belt, violinist. Miss Belt
nIayed Air on @ String" by Bach:
dpiedneatien." dinn a, by Schumann: Ron
besfreud," by Kreisler. The full
program included: "valse Briiiiante"
lChopin), Fifth Nocturne" (Ieybach).
Catherine Miller: Air on the q
nsslns man lkv.I5 155asn} CHI ""PPedis.tien. 9schu
ven- -kriesler). Miss Helen. Belt: "ye-
ne tan Love Song" tNevin), Catherine
Miller (Mrs. Allen at second pisnoI:
Nu,e uhe chatter Box" tRan). Catherine
Helen Helen Belt, RLeosssrsad es s.sad~ SKriesler}; Miss
Iueea). Dorothy" (seymour Smlth),
Mighty LAX q Rose" (Neyin1 and
harmonious Blacksmith" (HandeD.
Catherine Miller.
! Celia Fioravanti. mezzo-contral,o
| WIN be the soloist at this mornings
service At Ingram Congregational
| Cnurch, when she will be heard at the
Sullivan. with Mrs. Henry Hunt Mcy
| kee at the organ.
Mrs. Flora McGnl Keeser. mezzo-
contralto: Helen Gerrer, vioiinist, and
Mabel c. Linton. pianist. will be heard-
In concert Friday evening at Ken,inp
ton. ton Md, under the auspices Of the
Womens Club of the little Maryland
town: The affair. which Is for the
benefit Of the Womans Foundation.
will be given in. the Sunday school
house OF the Presbyterian Church. and
me me a,,Iactivs .nia. program will include
With Thy elory.. By sissni Sssssoysn: Ne:ogss aas
we Part" by Ilsenfritz; ma Lii
Satteau. by Strickland; aria from
4 MIG non. by Thomas: Lullaby"
Ifom Homss ?pssiyn;" Tss by Godard;. and "The
Rrelslsf: @ seee eMsiodis wafta. BY by alpek:
lScherEo." by Van Goens: Romance"
Busy: sxenRUen Rondno I'm sehae aaseaR By Pc
and 'Liebesfreud." all by Kreisisr.
Miss Gerrer "Etude." bv chnn;n:
| ''Whims" and "Nocturne," by Schm.
mann: The Blue Danube" by Schuls-
Evler. Miss Linton.
George Daland, organist and choir
| master OF St. Johns Episcopal Church
Georgetown. was heard in recital Fri
day evening at Ingram Conrrera-
1 tfonal Church. Mr.. Daland was for
ave years pupil in organ Of Dudley
Buck, with Clarence Eddy and Harry
Rowe Shelley as fellow students, He
was also for two years oreanist OF
Cornell University, and has recently
| returned from four years spent in the
| south and west, during which he raye
recitals In California Texas. New
Mexico, Missouri and Wisconsin. Hs
was assisted Friday evening BY Netts.
Craig. soprano; Charles T. Tittmann
bass. and Edythe Marmion Brosiua'
harpist. under direction of Mrs. Henrv
| Hunt Mckee. The program Included:
Organ. "Marche Religieuse" (Suii.
mano and '"Toccata In F.' (Rsch):
! soprano, III est Doux. IL est Bon"
from the opera "Herodiade" MAS
seneO; harp. Pierre" (Hassslmans)
and Concert Maxurka" (Schnecker):
organ, overture, "Oberon" (websr5:
bass, Strike. o Long Expected
March" from .The Ruins Ruins of A1.n:n Ashsn.t
| Beethoven -Ru binstein); two Mexican
songs. "EstreIlita" (Ponce) and IA
tGolondrina" tserradell): soprano,
! The Violet" (Moxart) and "on Wings
Of Song" from The Maid OF Ganges"
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