Evening star., 1926-02-21
IN HONOR Of washinston's birthday

DToaocast Dy WCAP.
The program will be: Organ pre-
lude, Ave Maria Arcadelt- -Dickin-
som; tie Deum in B-fat" fStanford);
offertory anthem, Gloria from
twelfth mass CMozart); organ postlude,
'Triumphal March" Erb).
Katharine Seelye Wallace is direc-
tor and organist. Janet r., Pickett.
soprano: Olive Travers Houghton, con-
tralto; Harry 1. Maycock, tenor; Will
fred c. Gilbert, bass. Chorus choir of
25 voices.
The Friday Morning Music Club
Will present d program of American
music at its next meeting, by Grace
Tooke, pianist; Gertrude Lyons, So
prano; Raymond Moore, baritone.
Tonight at the Takoma Park Pres
byterian Church, Mrs. D. c. Jackson,
organist, will give a short program of
the music Of Washington composers.
The numbers will be:
Overture Stearns
nas From 70 s .Throush Palestine, !, 'nul'
Two ae aRetchesr ''.'...'.''-..'Ja JACKSON ssen
Melody" Dawes
Mrs. ]. r. Duffield, soprano, will
sing Charles T. Ferry's God Shall
Wipe Away All Tears"
Wilmer Colwell, boy violinist. will
play THE Suite" by Carl Reinecke,
and Faust Fantasie," by Lax, at an
evening of poetry and music by the
League of American Pen Women Fri
| day. A reception will follow. compli-
| mentary to Mrs. Elsie Mulliken,
president Of District branch l.. A. T..
w. Wilmer Colwell is 8 years of age
and began his violin studies at the
age of Z. He has appeared on pro-
grams several times in this city and
in Asheville, y. c., where he spent
his Summers. Miss Eleana de Sayn
will be at the piano. DR.. Harold
Barnes, superintendent of elementary
education Of Girard College. Phila-
delphia. Pa. will be guest of honor
of the evening and VIII give a talk
on The Writing of Poetry" with a
number Of his own and other poems.
J. E. T. Kinsella, we'll known Wash
:ngton basso. will be the guest So
| loist this evening at the dinner con-
cert at the Mayf1ower, when the
Spencer Tupman Symphony Orches-
ira will present a program of classic
and semi-modern music, especially
stressing the younger Russian com
posers.
| The program which Mr.. Kinsella
! will present this evening will feature
both operate selections and folk
songs.
| The program at the Ingram Me
| mortal Congregational Church. MasSa
chusetts avenue and Tenth street
. northeast. at this afternoons 4 o'clock
| vesper service will include:
! Organ prelude "oGertotre Minor" Bstiste
bnet sweet Hour Rsy e Of rffs
! Anthem-"A Angels Voices Ever Sing
rensr solo. King Ever Glorious s. s..
anthem i Viii Lift Up Mine Eyes ttntS
Organ aT m,aIH indan,e Major Hstton alton
! Byron Blodgett. organist director;
I Mrs. Otis SWEET. Soprano Stella
Eames Nelson, contralto; Newton 7.
! Hammer, tenor. and the Ingram
! Church choir will give the program.
The Girls Glee Club of George
Washington University, which is sing
: ing this week at the Rialto Theater.
! will give a concert at Walter Reed
! Hospital March IA and at Calvary
] Baptist Church March IS. The club
] is directed by Estelle Wentworth.
I The Columbian Male Quartet, Paul
! NI. 1[eQlS, W. 4. bTdllH" dIle, fsdS
! mond G. Moore and John c. Smith,
gave a program Thursday evening at
! the banquet of the Patent Attorneys
| Association at Rauscher's. On April
! 9 and 10 this quartet will sing in New
; York City. April 8 they will give Il
I program at st. Paul's German Lu-
| theran Church. and will sing at the
American Institute of Applied Music
on the evening of the 10th. Their
J Palest,ina. Morely. Brahms. Jungst.
I;heinberger, Sullivan, Protherol, Glib
son and Burleigh.
A musical tea was given at the
home of Mrs. Charles Cole on Nalen-
tines day when the following young
/ people played piano numbers: Gerald
| Miller, Shirley Lake. Mary and Alice
| Harrington. James Councillor, Gladys
| Fielding, Flora and Marion Mckenzie,
and Evelyn Nichols. Mrs. Efen-
j berger was the guest soloist. She ls
a singer with a mezzo-Soprano voice.
Mrs. James Councillor assisted Mrs.
Cole at the tea table.
/ The Washington College of Music
! held one of it's informal recitals at
| the school last Friday when large
audience of students and friends at
! tended. The program was presented
! by Ina Eldridge. Flea nor May Gary.
| Priscilla Woodley. Theodore Tiller,
| Earl Hereford, Sylvia Altman. Emile
Mann. and Eictorine Bouillon, pian-
! lists: Jewell Parsons, Mary McCready,
Josephine MasSino and Jeanette
Valck. sopranos: Raymond Luce. bari
tone, and Eugene Heisley, Victor De
Ladurantaye, Sam Gantz, Fred Fug-
lester. julius Altman and Virginia
! Cureton, violinists.
The Woodlothians. chorus COM
posed of employees OF Woodward and
/ Lothrop's store, will sing patriotic
program from the G street balcony of
f; the store tomorrow morning at w
! o'clock. The chorus will wear the
new robes furnished by the manage
ment, and will march in procession
down the main aisle to the balcony.
| America the Beautiful will be the
professional and America" will be
| the recessional. 1.-The Star -Spangled
Banner" "To Thee. o Country" and
"God of the Nation will be sung from
the balcony. The accomplishments
will be played by the stores orchestra.
sonoma TaIley. colored pianist Of
New York; Josephine Muse. colored
| lyric soprano, and Eva IS. Dykes, ac-
! con1pa mist, presented a musical at the
| Metropolitan African NJ. Z. Church
last Tuesday under the auspices OF
! the Washington Conservatory OF Mu-
sic as a benefit. for the scholarship
| fund Of that institution. The piano
! numbers included works by Bach
List, MacDowell, Coleridge-T Taylor
and List The songs were by Handel,
| Graben- Hoffman,, Coenen. Dvorak,
Richard Strauss, Foster and Verdi.
B. Frank Gebest presented group
g-AA ~ ox, ls0
Mary McCready, soprano, and Victor
| do Iadurant yiolinist, were assist.