Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
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| bers Of the st. Andrews Society, the
| Clan MacLennan, No. 220, o. s. c.,
and the Daughters of Scotia, Monday
evening at the City Club. The Wash
ington Pipe Band assisted.
Meta Craig. soprano; MarybeIle
F1nney Beckham, Contralto; Walter
l.. Frick, tenor; Horace Lake, bari
tone, and William Fowler. organist.
VIII present a Special music program
| tonight at the Georgetown Presby-
| terrain Church, using the newly re-
| modelled organ for accompaniment.
| The music will include: Anthems. In
cline Thine Ear" uIimmeD, Give
! Clothe the Grass Bischoff), open
the Gates Of the Temple" Knapp.
! "Watchman, What OF the Night
! tSargenU and Fear Not, Ye, o Is
! rael' GSpickcrl. The organ numbers
! will be Grave" and 'Adagio, by
| Mendelssohn, as prelude. and Ale
gro Maestoso" and "Vivace," also by
this composer as postlude.
Harvey t. Townsend, tenor, sang
before the Rotary Club at the Willard
| "Wednesday, following the luncheon.
He was accompanied by George
| Wilson.
The Westbrook Trio. composed OF
Jean and Frank Westbrook and Mrs.
| T. l.. Westbrook, will give the follow
ing program from $50 to 100 O'Clock
tonight at Walter Reed Hospital
| Hungarian Dance No. 5"... Brahms
| Moment Musical ............. Schubert
| concerto. violin soloj ........ AccolaE
| 81 Htrhert
| "Andante' &c MAJOR symphonic, .Sc6i,Se~t
i T{,tF3r
"A,dolation' FiohA poIoI ;BoTowsisi
'Andante ReiIgioso Thor.a
Dorothy E. Hubbard, soprano
teacher al National Park Seminary.
| has accepted the position of soIolst for
that voice in the quartet OF the First
| Baptist Church.
A lecture at the evening service At
this church today Will be the at,
| tendance Of "Noodlctaians," Tor
Charles Moore. bass so!oist, is prom
nent member Of this musical orgdni
zation.
The other soloists VIII be Mabel
Flehr. contraIto, and Floyd Williams
tenor.
The program last week given II
the Methodist Home for the Aged IN
der the direction Of Mrs. Isaac Birch,
| who has arranged entertainments Tor
every third Tuesday in the month for
that home for 81 years. was presented
by quartet under Mrs. Charlotte
Lippitt. The singers included Jean
| Nun, soprano. Mary Apple, central
20; Edward LIppltL, tenor, and Ira
| Meyer, bass, with Christopher Tenle,
at the piano. Marie Mcclure and Mrs
| Bugbee gave recitations.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club
| gave a program al the tuberculosis
hospital Friday evening. There were
solo and ensemble numbers by the
riuh. interpretive dancing by Marion
PAUL, monologues by ]. Lewis Money
way and sketch. The Clown at the
Frank Howard is director and Alma
Partridge is the accompanist.
At the Sunday morning service a.
the Church Of the Holy City Mrs
Ralph Barnard. contralto, Will sing
Rock Of Ages, Truth Divine
Q3arnes), and Mabel Duncan. ceIlist
will play the Martini kreisler a ndan-
tho" and the "Ardante" from Bach 5
Sonata in y" for violin and Xavier
(arranged). Miss Sewan, organist.
will play Mendelssohn's Allegro
h1aestoso," from his Second Soma Ia. :
as postlude.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, well known
Washington soprano, has been ap-
pointed soloist OF Third Church OF
Christ, Scientist, of this city.
The Orrheus Club will meet this
Tuesday evening instead of next week,
and the meetings Will be fortnightly
through the remainder of the season,
the change having been made so that
Louis A Potter, jr., who will be in
Washington alternating Tuesdays.
may continue his membership in the
; club. The program Tuesday will be
given in the home of katharine
Brooks by Jack Nesbitt, tenor; Ted
Turner, violinist, and Mildred Kolb
SchulZe, pianist.
Mary Helen Howe, coloratura So
prano, and Marie Howe Spur.
pianist, gave the musical portion of
the program at the dinner given
} jointly at the Congressional Country
Club by the Zonta Club, the Sorop-
timist Club and the Quota Club. Miss
Howe sang group Of English songs.
Miss Howe, Irine Chainey, pianist;
Helen Ogle, violinist. and Willard
Howe, reader, will entertain at tn
Neighborhood House this afternoon
at o'clock. The program has been
arranged by Pearl Waugh, who is
supplying musical cheer 10 many of
the shut-ins throughout the city.
l A musical and literary program
was given under the auspices of the
{ Federation Of Music Clubs at the
Home for Incurables Wednesday
evening. Those participating were:
Rose Maxwell Dickey. violinist
I, Marian Larner Carrie, contralto; w.
Alfred Falconer, reader: Mr. and Mrs
Byron Blodgett in piano duets, and
Ethlyn Bloodgood Smart, soprano.
Mrs. Fraitag and Byron Blodgett
icted as accompanies.
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