Evening star., 1926-12-12
MUSIGR A APHS

Jordan List. the Cherubic Host" by
Gaul, with organ and piano accom-.
paniment Other club members will
be included In the first public presen-
tation of Triumph of the Dance"
made Glee Club by Karl Holer, local
composer pia mist. and Christmas
Star" an old Christmas carol set to-
music by Mrs. Crosby Adams. promi-
nent composer-pianist Of Montreal.
December 20 Helen Belt will again
assist the club at the Home for In
curables The club will sing Christ.
mas carols at the Louise Home Christ
mas Eve. This is the clubs second
visit to the Louise Home this season.
1t gave a concert there in Novem.
her and is returning by special re-
quest. Mrs. Katherine EckloR Carr.
former president of the club. will tell
Christmas stories at both institutions.
The Carbauh Concert Co. and
Georgia Campbell of Keith's head the
list of talent appearing at the dinner
Thursday evening by the George
Washington University Alumni Asso-
citation in honor of the foot ball team.
The musical setting for The other
w iSe MdH, dTTdHScu LHC oIoAy Os
DIR. Henry Van Dyke, which ts to he
presented again this season at Luther
Place Memorial Church December 26.
81 and %, will be played by Katherine
Riggs. harpist. Special Hebrew and
Oriental numbers will serve as accom-
paniment for the beautiful legend, and
Nina Norman, who will appear as the
Hebrew mother. will sing a. haunting
old folk melody of long ago. Judy
r 1f ha NGoL ;aIn To xx-{n
appear as the Parthian slave girl In
the final dramatic climax OF the play.
The Rubinstein Club announces that
the three guest soloists for the sea
sons concerts this year will be: Giu'
seppe Martino-R -Rossi, baritone, Febru-
ary s; Katherine Wade-Smith. young
violinist, March 90, and Samuel r.
Gaines, pianist. conductor and COM
poser. on the program of the final
concert, May 10.
Tonight at the Takoma Park
PRESBYTERIAN Church Mrs. d. G.. Jack
son. organist, will give an evening
| of organ music, assisted by Mrs. J.
| r. Duffield, soprano. The program
| will present the story of the first
| Christmas in music.
The numbers will be:
@ &s:i.'%s: @ ss.zs; s:s s',sn b;et%.s: I'm:
Christmas P%a:torsle" % .........; Rosers
& Isv.,P y voice: qf the sky. Sss.ss%::
| 'Ge.u Bambino' .Yon
, Hallelu1ah chorus '......'..... 'Handei
| A Junior music club was organized
last week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramsey Higgins In Rockville.
Md. 1t is under the supervision Of
| Guide Musin Croft of Washington,
who teaches in Rockville every Mon.
| day.
officers elected for the club are:
President, Helen Garrett; vice presi-
dent. Austin Crane; secretary and
treasurer, Rose Albert; pianist. Juliette
Nicholson: librarian, Ann Griffith.
Each member of the club presented
one number of the opening program.
Mr.. Croft talked on the life Of
Stephen c. Foster. American COM
poser, and played a couple of num-
| bers.
The next meeting of the club will
be held December 20 at the home Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Albert.
This evening, beginning at 8 o'clock,
| at the Church of the Covenant, the
musical service rendered last Sunday
evening will be repeated by request.
The Evening Choir. Claude Robeson,
and Mrs. Howard Blandy, pianist, will
present selections from THE Holy
CITY," by Gaul. The solos will be sung
by Frances Scherger. soprano; Char.
lotte Hartman, contralto; H. T.
Townsend. tenor and Raymond
Moore. bass. The doors of the church
will be open at 7 o'clock. The public
Is invited.
Next Sunday evening the usual
Christmas musical service will be
given. Beginning at o'clock and
carols will be sung by the choir and
solo quartet.
Gretchen Hood. soprano; Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann. bass. and Lewis
Atwater. organist, will give the music
at this mornings service Of All Souls
Unitarian Church.
| The numbers will include:
My Soul Longeth".. Hahn
DSTrust in the Lord. .............H Handel
4cquant Thyself With Him" =. b.. Buck
Ave Maria. .PietrS Yon
"Marche Triomphaie''' ....... pupois
At 5 o'clock In the afternoon Mr..
Atwater will play the following pro-
gram of Italian music:
Preludlo ................. &C. a. Bosst
."ASssio and Allegro. saiSppi
Hymn to the Sun" dri.j. j....... .MascaEni
The Whitecroft Piano School pre-
sented a group in recital last night
at the studios. Works played jnclud.
ed compositions by Mozart. kulak.
Burgmuelier. Field. Heller. Men,
delssohn, Bach. Chopin. MacDowell.
Lack, Tschaikowski, Liszt and Dohn.
| anyi.
Those taking part included: Heleh
| Seal. Marian Drescher, Dorothy Ross.
Eli Berg, Janet Jacobson, Ada Conk.
| lin. Reba Will. Anne Woodbury., Wei
| tha Woolhiser. Ruth Gilbert. Louise
Dyar. Helen Williams and Miss Caro-
line Bender.
| A delightful program was given
| Wednesday evening by the Calvary
| Quartet in the Guild Hall of the Cal
| vary Methodist Episcopal Church be-
| fore an enthusiastic audience.
The ensemble work showed sin
cerity Of Interpretation, and the lovely
quality of the voices was apparent
particularly in the pianissimo pas
sages.
Florence Adams contributed a we'll
chosen group of impersonations.
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