Evening star., 1923-01-21

FffQdS GSetInB from I'd W anu from
Pleasant Masonic Ledge
for the West Virginia Society a& It's
annual cider and ginger cake party.
The members Of the quartet are Paul
G. Ledig, first tenor; w. +. Braith-
waite, second tenor and director; w.
s. Haynie. baritone. and b. A. Line
back, bass.
The music committee of the League
of American Pen Women, of which
Mrs. John Cable is chairman, will
give a series of recitals and lectures
and chorus evenings at league head
quarters, 1722 X street, for the fur
thering of musical talent in the Dis
triet: announcement has been made
by Mrs. Irene Miller chainey, in Mrs
cables absence from 1.-The city, that
the program planned for o'clock
wednesday evening will be held, when
Or. Lovett will give piano recital.
All members of the League of Amer
ican Pen Women are invited.
Music will be q feature Of the tea
which Mrs. August King Smith will
give this afternoon from S to 7
O'CLOCK, l751 New Hampshire avenue.
Miss Cryder entertained al musical
Club. the artists being Miss Lucy
dickinson. soprano; Miss Miriam
Larkins. cello and viola; Lynch Lu-
quer, violin, and Miss Minna Nieman,
The lobby concerts given by the
service department of the Young
Mems Christian Association every
Monday evening at 7 O'Clock. begin
tne week for many music lovers with
worthwhile musicians. Last Monday
the program was as follows:
tWeber), Miss Marie Mccourt and
MISS sWsoa M Mabel be .Bowle. "A Birthday"
The swallows" (Cowen). Miss Eve.
iyn Beasley. soprano; readings, Sc
leeted. Miss Grace Bromley; "I1l For
get You, "Smilln' Through" ;" Il Love
You Truly" Miss Eioise Bourdene,
contralto; Miss Martha Bourdene, ac-
Fred C. Schaefer; Mrs. Spencer, ac-
companist Miss Marjorie Davis, ac-
companist
Edna Hillyard Howard will sing
THIS morning at the 10 o'clock mass
at st. Patrick's Church, accompanied
by Jennie Glennsn. organist Of the
church. Her numbers will be ave
Maria, by Josef Renner. jr., organ
ist Of Ratisbon Cathedral; EN-
throned in Light Cuthbert Gray;
Vernon Evil.
Invitations are out for a piano re-
eitai by Catherine Miller, ten years
old, and pupil of Mrs. Robert e. Al.
len, to take place in the United
Bretheren sunday school house. TO-
morrow at Sis pm. The program.
which opens with Chopin's ''Valse
Brilliant" and closes with Handel's
Harmonious Black ksmith." is in
-
from Bach. Beethoven. Kreisler and
other composers. to be played by
Miss Helen Belt. violinist.
At Ingram Congregational Church,
10th street and Massachusetts avenue
northeast. this evening at o'clock
the musical program will be furnished
by the Folk Song Glass" of the Ma
tional Training School for Women and
Girls lcolored). Miss Mamie Bur-
roughs, president of the school, will
make a short address.
Mrs. Margaret Baker will be the
offertory soloist at Sixth Presbyterian
Church this morning with Miss l..
Adamson at the organ.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann was
the bass soloist for the recent per-
formanee Of "The Messiah" given at
the University Of Virginia. This was
Mr.. Tfttmann's third performances Of
The Messiah" and seventh concert
appearance during the three weeks
Of the Christmas season.
Elsa Louise Raner. violinist, played
in two concerts Tuesday evening
Bayer, pianist, and Mr.. Tittmann,
bass, at the Masonic Auditorium.
and later in the evening as the as
sisting artist on a program given by
Nine. Frieda Hempel at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. walter wilcox.
The Borderi School of Singing will
present Miss Ruth Kobbe, light con-
tralto, in recital at the Playhouse on
the evening Of February 3. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Raymond Kidd,
soprano, and Walter Nash. ceilist.
with Mrs. Marguerite Allen Ross at
the piano. During the intermission
Nine Borderi, by. request, will give
excerpts from her lecture, singing
the Greatest of All Arts" A few
complimentary tickets may be had
at the studio by any one interested.
Gertrude Lyons. soprano. sang a
group of Cbaries T. Ferrys songs
Monday evening at a recital given
by the library committee of Annapo-
Her selections included June"
Crimson nor Yellow Roses" and
Come to the woodland" with piano
by the composer. Mr..
Ferry's selections were Song or the
Sea" from Sea Cycle" and Prelude
in g Minor" Of his own composition.
Luther Place Memorial Church mu.
sic for today: Morning seryice, n
0clock-Prelude, "Canzona" tScottl;
Sweetly" (Shelley). duet by Mr.: and
Mrs. q. r Weitzel; ofrertory. "Ber-
oeuse'' (Dennee): solo. The Publ
can" (Van der Water). Miss Eva
Bright, mezzo-soprane; postlude.
Read. Evening service. 8 o'clockm
mighty Jehovah" (BeIiinD, solo by
e. j. Stenson, baritone; offertory. In
termezzo" (Dunham); anthem, 20
Lord, Most Holy" (Abt). solo by Mrs.
q. r. Weitzel; postlude, Whiting.
The music at the afternoon service
at the Church Of the Covenant today.
beginning at s:15, is under the direc-
ton Of Harvey Murray, organist OF the
church. The soloists will be Misa Raner.
violinist; Mr.. Lorleberg, ceIlist, and Mrs.
Flora McGfl Keefer, contraito. The
numbers will be: Organ prelude; violin
solo, Deep River tKramer-Fischeo; {;
cello solo, Song Of India" (Rimsky-
Korsakow); contralto solo. God is
Spirit" (Ross); contraito solo. Leave
1t With Him" (Ellis); trio (organ,
violin, 'cello), Largo" (HandeD;
organ postlude.
The music for the evening service.
beginning at o'clock, is given by the
evening choir GOO voices),- Claude
Robeson, director; Harvey Murray,
Mrs. Howard Blandy. pianist,
and the solo quartet, composed Of
Miss Ruth Peter, soprano: Miss Richie
Mclean, contralto; Ross Farrar. tenor,
and Herman Fakler bass. The fol-
lowing is the program: Organ pre-
lude; anthem, Sun of My Soul" New