Evening star., 1926-05-09

Mrs. Howard Blandy. pianist, and the
solo quartet, composed OF FRANCES
Scherger, soprano; Mary Apple Sub
stituting for Thelma SMITH, contralto.
Ross Farrar. tenor. and Herman FAX
Ter, bass, will sing the following:
God Shall wipe 4w.r All Tears" INsxS,
''All Praise to Thee ..... wayne
Solo quartet will sing:
abide With Me. .....,. e. .....-. LAddle
The doors of the church Will be open
at O'Clock. The public is invited
Henry Kaspar. Mrs. Hendley. the
faculty and members of the classes Of
the Hendley- -Kaspar School will pre-
sent a public performance. tine third
piano recital of the season. Friday
night at 8:29 sharp at the Masonic
Auditorium.
Special music by the choir of Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church viii
be given today. Mothers day. II Will
include:
L. Chorus. sweet Mother Mine
Mrs. Iowa Carruthers Lore
:. Nsle quartet The Dearest Of ~ J.
| TVENING
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Bible, text by :. Trey ena Jackson and murl.
| by ! II. Meredith and Grant Colfar Tllllal
Readings By Dr. Earle wlhey. paste
Music. .---..... BY Quartet and Chorl-
| The music week program presented
under the direction of George Schin
mel at the Young Women's Christian
| Association, GA j. street northeast
| last Tuesday evening, will be repeated
I Wednesday evening at the City Clul
for the members OF Manor IIousc
| Chapter, ID. A. II. II includes:
| D. summer Rain o.. g. o.. WtiOu7h'
b. 'one Fleetins Hour" Dorothy j..
a. THE Yesr's at the spring - 60. d.. .Prothe-oe
b. Nah Lindy Lou,,rr.; .-....... siri"hls"a
b. Hungarian Etudse. MacDo~e'
a. Call Me No More 5a'io '.......... cadu1ss
D. Trees '.-'. ,;.,,,, 'asOa'''
a u Love You Truly ,,........ Bone
" Quartet
| Dorothy Rieley. soprano; Lillia
| Chenoweth, contralto; George Schin,
J bass: Mrs. Zenas ". Alderman. accom-
I panist. and Ruth Harris. pianist, pre-
sent tle program.
| Elena dc Sayn. violinist. has TO
| ti>rned from North Carolina and re
sun4ed .er teaching here. She re
ceive1 1ne notices i'll the Greensboro
press for a concert given in that city.
Miss do Sayn will play tonight az IN"
| Congressional Country Club in joint
recital with Romeo Guaraldi. baritone
assisted at the piano by Elizabeth
| Gardner Coombs.
Miss de Sayn's numbers will be
I "Mstlca' ............. Tirindelr
.ssrensde Melancoique .... TtcbsiEo~sSi
| antasie g. ' NltUAten-f-
| Mr.. Guaraldi will sing:
Och wen! ALA finestra." from Dor
"Pescssor, a6onda ie:cs" from l.
.proios from II Prashacci' .LeoHcsVsllo
Dream .--....-..... Bartistt
| Alice Eversman and Elena de Sayn
will sail for Europe on the steamship
George Washington July z. They will
occupy a villa facing the Bois de
Boulogne, in Paris. where they will
reside two months with their party of
girls. who will study music and art
and do sightseeing while in Paris.
A program will be given Wednesday
| at 7:30 pm. at the band stand, Navy
| Yard, by the United States Navy
| Band, Charles Benter, leader, and
| Charles Wise. second leader.
| 1t Will include:
| Blankenburg
Alto saxophone solo. Selected ''''-'''''
tBandnlaster 6. ", Brutfeyl
| Two numbers from Tristan und Isolde"
a. "Nachtgesang"
| b. "Isolde's Liebestod''
Grand scenes from the opsrs Faust .Goqn9d
Rubinstein
star spangled Banner
Mallette Roach Spengler. soprano,
accompanied at the piano by Isabelle
Taylor. gave two groups of songs at
the reception given by the Richard
| Arnold Chapter of the j. a. r. at
the Mayfower Hotel Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Paul Bleyden. pianist: Mrs.
Duff Lewis, violinist, and Dore Wal
ton. cellist, assisted by Selma Selin-
ger-Klein. soprano, gave a program
at the Arts Club Tuesday evening.
The Northland Trio. an unusual
group of singers. including Rose Pear
son-Burgeson. soprano: Mary Peter
| son, meZzo-soprano, and Signe Nor
| tenSon, contralto. solo and ensemble
singers Of Chicago. ILL.,. gave q pro
gram at the Congressional Club a
week ago last Friday under the aus
pices of Mrs. Carl II. Chindb1om, wife
of Representative Chindblom of Hi
nois.
The trio also appeared in concert
May in the Odd Fellows Auditorium
under the auspices of Drott Lodge.
No. 16S. V. .. of y. The feature Of
their program was two groups OF
Scandinavian songs by Koerling, vi
berg. Abt, Widen, kuecken and folk
songs. They were assisted by Olga
Christina Lofgren. dancer. and Helen
Belt. violinist. who played works by
Brahms and Wieniawski
The Columbian Male Quartet, Pau
G. Ledig and w. T.. Braithwaite, ten.
Ors; Raymond Moore. baritone, and
John G.. Smith, basso. sang last
| Wednesday at the Willard before the
members of the Rotary Club, when
their new president. Harry Cunning
ham, was indIcted into office for the
coming year. The quartet also sans
| the same afternoon at 2:30 at
Arlington Cemetery at the unveilinC
| Of a monument in honor of ,he 23
chaplains killed in the World War
AT the latter occasion their songs
were Buch's Lead Kindley Light. -
REST. Peacefully Rest" by Geibel.
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