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at Fontainebleau. She will spend a
fortnight in England before going to
France.
The choir of Keller Memorial Lu-
theran Church has prepared a special
program of Mendelssohn's music for
this evening:
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3. Double quartet: Fer He, Shall Give His
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Rosh Tos9. RaSS.r kSsSs Pe Po1F1ss bs ssa, ssayer
a. Sole, s,,,sho5d Lord God of Abraham" tfrom
g. Chorus. y RsHs1i' Rsssa .sa shiSs' he Lord" ttrom
'sol0 parts se9sruas RE RsOSEah %elte, lawson and
6. Solo: But the Lord Z Mindful of his
own" 'frHT sRu.S S'. kos6e.. sfSe.}.
LiilA.G Wines is organist and
direGA0r.
A quartet composed of Fannie
Shreve Heartsill, soprano: Lillian
Chenoweth. contralto; Charles Myers,
tenor, and Francis IIeartsill, bass. will
furnish the music for the Confederate
Memorial at Arlington this afternoon.
The singers will be. accompanied by
the Army Band, Capt. Stannard lead.
ing. The band will also give several
appropriate selections.
The choir of the Anacostia NJ. f.
Church, Fourteenth and u streets
southeast, under the direction of Carl
S. Millard. organist and director. as
sisted by Gladys Price, soprano: Lucy
Hopkins. contralto: Frank Boyer
tenor; Richard Bailey. baritone and
Ethel Payne, violinist, will give a
special musical service this evening
at o'clock. This will be the last
musical service of the season.
This evening at 8 o'clock at the
Church Of the Covenant the evening
choir, Claude Robeson. director; Har
vey Murray, organist: Mrs. Howard
| Blandy, pianist, and the solo quartet
on account of numerous requests will
repeat the musical service given last
Sunday night.
The choir will again sing Gounod's
st. Cecilia mass. with the solos. duets
and trios carried by Miss Scherger
Mr.. Farrar and Mr.. Fakler.
The public is invited to this service
The doors of the church will be open
at o'clock.
Dorothy Lowell Willard. presented
recently in d radio recital by Mrs
Rouett Johnson. Manning, has been re
quested to repeat her program over
WRC. She played MacDowells {
| Scottish Tone Poem,' 1.-The Lorelei
by Hans Seeling and excerpts from
the opera "Tannhauser" by Wagner
arranged for piano by Raft The first
two numbers were preceded by word
pictures written by Mrs. Manning and
excellently read by George Ross.
The Columbian Male Quartet, Pau
G.. Ledig, w. f. Braithwaite, Ray
mond G.. Moore and John G. Smith
gave q successful concert for the
Home and School Association OF CHEVY
Chase at the L. V. Brown School,
Wednesday.
Emily Harold, Washington soprano
was guest soloist In the special pro
gram Of music presented at Luther
Place Memorial Church last Sunday
morning under the direction OF Ervlne
]. Stenson, when the service was at.
tended by the Crown Prince and
Princess Of Sweden.
Harlan Randall. baritone. has JUST
returned from q concert tour in Penn
sylyania. He will be heard In con-
cert in Martinsburg, w. Va, FRIDAY.
Helen T. Murray, accompanist for
the Charminade Glee Club, Will enter
tain its members at the Spring bust
ness meeting tomorrow night at her
residence. 1916 Colorado avenue a!
which time important matters VIII
| be taken up and an election OF ofncers
for the ensuing year
All members are requested 10 Dc
present.
Mary Helen Howe, coloratura so
prano, was soloist at the memorial
services at the Capitol. under the
auspices of the Lincoln and Grant
circles, G.. A. r. She has also had
engagements at Piscataway, Md, re
| Gently.
Vespers will be sung at st. Patrick:
Church today at 7:30 pm. by the
Sanctuary Choir. under the direction
| of c. a. Benson, choirmaster. The
outstanding choral numbers will bt
"Salve Regina" (German), by Haupt
man, and 'Lauda Sion" (Spanisf). by
Calajora.
Elizabeth Keyes, harpist-soprano
announces the opening Of her studio
at 4431 Greenwich parkway north
west, Foxhall Village.
A delightful program of music was
given Sunday evening in the lobby
Of the Hotel Roosevelt by the or
chestra-
1t being the last concert of the
season, the numbers were all request
ed. They were we'll played by the
trio, composed Of Harry Seigel. vio
linist; Myer Seigel, cellist, and Lucia
Collins, accompanist.
A delightful musical was presented
at the Ambassador Theater at 1896
Monday morning by Mr.. and Mrs
E. Fl. Cunningham Of Washington
with their nephew. William Bella,
of Burlington. Wis, as the artist