Evening star., 1926-05-02
MUSICRAPHS
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Gently. Her songs included works by
Haydn Wood, Hugo Wolf, Richard
Jfageman, Frank La Forge, Carl
Bohm, Duparc, Debussy, Del Riego
and Verdi. Signor Amadci was her
accompanist.
Tho members of the Chaminade
Glee Club will be entertained at the
home of Miss Elsie Green. 2s13 Thir-
teenth street northwest, Tuesday eve
nirAy by team No. 3, of which Mrs.
Edith Tupper is the chairman.
A sacred concert will be given at
tho Emory NJ. E. Church Friday eve
ming when the following will be the
program:
''In Thee Is Gladness."
"',Pastorale" from First sonata" :Guilmant
Now Thank We Al Our Cod. .KaTg-Elert
San Heavens from
Troubled IT Heart F. ssiii" dh""f: .. .Ham9nn
~ ws,,so r. ,Ray%Spd ,Hs oiS, Moore n.nd.,..ohn
Netta Graig. Laura aura Collision Ray.
G3pncertO IN + major. organ. Handel
n'' Nj. Cox: D0Hi.''
With ipc!aentsl solos by Miss
Evening Eve and Morning .Spicker
The Dying Christian Ma Moo4s s9 His Soul. 'Huhn
hnsSs vsrd9ys EysF R5Fht and Fair HrESs Hsysh
Allen Gott in der Hoeh." organ Karr,E Ebert
Toccata on the ;'Gloria .Dupre
Mr.. Cox.
Elizabeth Collson-Hill and Edna C.
White will be the accompanies.
shown in the Schola Cantorum started
recently by the Rev. William Des
Longschamps. under the auspices of
the Catholic University.
Jennie Glennan, organist of st. Pat
rick's mixed choir, is acting as ac-
companist.
The attendance last rehearsal was
almost doubled and much enthusiasm
manifested. Several members of the
various choirs have joined the organi-
zation. and the outlook is favorable
for its growth.
For the present rehearsals are held
Monday at pm. in McMahon Hall.
Special music by the choir OF the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
today will be:
rsno- .o,o Morning.
''Tha Ninety 9gd Sf,9sc,j Sins,; ,. -camDion
II Sought the Lord" ...... Stevenson
Evening.
Special Monthly Musical Service.
Choir will he assisted by
Miss Eugenia Botkin. Niollnist.
"oPPens Peaise qgaTtet6ht qWaIiet6 for Thee" Wilson
ION Wings OF Song. .Mendelssohn
An!ffe'-wi !The wilderness" ............G .Goss
Baritone solo-Selected.
Lead Kindly Light. GODDARD Parks
IAdaptation Of "BerGeuse' from ... TyoGelyynD zee
W. f. Braithwaite is the director
and Mrs. II. G. Grimes is the organist.
Edward Thomas, basso, formerly of
Washington and now a leading figure
| in music circles on the Pacific Coast.
has appeared in several local musicals
during his visit here. Among the most
recent, was q musical tea given at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Bruce by the
members of the Johnson class of I'm
manuel Baptist Church. Mr.. Thomas
was accompanied by Mrytle Seidler.
Mrs. Clarence Bruce gave reading
and orchestral music was furnished by
George Bruce and his collegiate or
chestra.
Other musical selections were pre-
sented by Estell Turner, Horace Car
lisle, Lucy Z. Eastwood, Mrs. Francis
Artz, Mrs. Carroll Burke, Wayne John
son, Florence Philpitt. julius Ochs,
Agnes Ter1itt, Mrs. Fred Hammer, Mr..
Whiteside, Sue Kennedy and Eleanor
Glynn.
Rho Beta Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon
musical sorority. gave a program of
modern music Friday at the Washing
ton College of Music. Those present
J ing the music included Ruth Morgan,
Evelyn Scott and Tamara Dimitriff.
with Marjorie Davis and Clara Wolfe,
accompanies.
Tuesday evening at Epiphany Home
Ruth Morgan and IneZ Miller, So
pranos: Gertrude Dyer, pianist. and
Clara Wolfe, accompanist, presented a
program.
Regular monthly meeting of D. c.
Chapter, American Guild of Organists,
will be held in the choir room,
Epiphany Episcopal Church tomor-
row, at pm. At this time the annual
election of officers will take place and
experiments in psychology of musical
talent, postponed from April meeting,
will be conducted.
Jane Blinn of the Young Women's
Christian Association has invited
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sic week program at 604 l. street
northwest Tuesday evening. The vo-
cal part of the program will comprise
solos and quartets by Dorothy Rieley.
soprano: Lillian Chenoweth, contralto;
George Schimmel. tenor, and DIR. VIII
bur Alderman, bass. Mrs. Zenas w.
Alderman will be the accompanist and
Ruth Harris will play a group Of
piano solos.
Dorothy Rieley, lyric soprano, who
appeared in recital last Sunday at
1341 Connecticut avenue, is In New
York, where she will have an addition
with Oscar Saenger. Miss Rieley is
accompanied by her brother, julie
Rieley.
The sanctuary choir Of st. Patricks
Church will sing vespers as usual at
7:30 pm. today, under the direction of
c. A. Benson.
The prelude, "Intermezzo," by Hol-
Inns, and postlude, Finale" from the
Sixth Symphony of Widor. will be
played by G.. Eugene Stewart. organ
list. The antiphons and psalms OF the
liturgical vespers will be sung in the
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