Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

of Norton NJ. Little. with Claude Robe
son at the organ, will render the fol
lowing anthems from Russian and
Jewish sources:
''Cherubim Song" ...... Rachmaninof
glorious Forever. ....... Raehmaninofi
.Joshna, SONG M ssmss@w
Iii Eli Ei,,' arranged, chsist,
Prayer 70 the Patriarch (airran9edi,
These musical services given once a
month have been very interesting and
instructive. Papers on the subject by
Mr.. Little have been read by Mr.,
Lowell.
The music for the morning service
will be given by the solo quartet. The
program is as follows: .
Organ prelude "Meiodie'. .... .Salome
Ofertory quartet, In the Beginning
Organ postlude, "verset de Procession
Bueiimanp
In connection with the opening of
the remodeled auditorium of the West
minister Church Memorial there is to
be a "home coming" Wednesday eve.
ming, at which time the music will be
furnished by Mrs. Aileen Burns. for
mer soprano soioist at the church,
who will sing How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings" Samuel Liddie). DIR. G.
Harris White, who sang with the choir
in his pre-base ball days, will render
Ninety and Nine" {Geoffrey O'Tiara),
while Evelyn Scott, violinist, will play
Meditation from That's" tMasse+
nett. At the Sunday morning service
the music viii be furnished by male
quartet composed of John Paul Locke,
Ernest Kah.ert, Paul Tolson and
Frank Byram. They will sing 1.-The
Heavens Declare" beethoven. Mr..
Locke. will sing at the offertory "phe
Spirit OF God" tNeidlinger). At the
evening service Alicegene Graves and
Madison will sing art Thou
Weary" a duet for soprano and tenor,
by Hosmer. All the programs will he
under the direction of Mrs. Frank
Byram, organist and director.
A recital was given in Congrega.
day evening by Dorothy Dick, violin
list, of Richmond, assisted by the
Music Study Club, Mus. Annie Robey-
president. Miss Dicks num-
bers were "Intermezzo" (MascagnD.
From the Land of the Sky.blue
Water" tCadmanl, Herd Girls
Dream Ievitsky), "Minuet in G."
"Andante, No. Con-
certo'' de Beriot), ITO a Wild Rose"
Mac DowelD. Flower Song" Q.ange),
'Serenade" (Schubert) and "A Dream"
(Bartlett). Members of the club sang
the chorus. Merry June; Annie Glib
son gave a piano solo, Rustic of
Spring" (Sinding) Mrs. William Fl.
Dawson sang "Out of the Dusk to
You; Mrs. Frederick Robinson sang
Two Roses. tGilbert); Mrs. Harold
Hanes and Helen Crippen played a
duet, I'll Trovatore" (VerdD. and De-
tavia Marshall played "Polonaise"
The concluding number
was a chorus by the club. 1.-THE Dance
Of the Pine Tree Fairies"
The sacred cantata Esther" win
be rendered Wednesday evening at 3
O'Clock by the choir of the National
Baptist Memorial Church. Sixteenth
street at Columbia road. under the
direction of Emily G. Dickinson, choir
and organist. The soloists
are Hazel Hughes, Edith White, Mrs.
Perry, Miss Hardesty. c. r. Taylor.
A. A. Potter, Carl Kuldell and Mr..
Rice. The chorus has been aug.
mented to Is voices.
The music for the services today
will be: Anthem, Consider and Hear
Me-" by Pfieuger; baritone solo,
There Is No Death" by O'Hara,
quartet, I've Bless Thee" by Speaks,
and c6ntralto solo. Jesus Is Calling, "
oy North.
A group from the studio of Esteile
Wentworth entertained the members
of Ruth Chapter of the Eastern Star
NINA Nnrnaa
opened the program by singing Song
of the Soul and THE False Prophet"
A musical sketch, entitled THE Opera
arranged by Miss Went
worth, was presented, during which
the trio from "Trovatore," the quar-
tet from "Rigoletto" and the sextet
from Lucia" were sung. Christine
Irish sang THE Piper of Love" and
vesta Pollock sang Pale Moon
Woodruff Youngs injected consider
able humor into the act by singing
1.-The Bug Song" The group also
included Jesse Veitch, Elliott Button
and Russell Cordrey. Miss Went
worth played the accomplishments.
Nina Norman sang a group of period
songs at the George Washington's
tea at Luther Place Me
AIiO1 SnuiCH ucSndy.
The Girls Glee Club Of George Wash
ington University. Estelle Wentworth,
director, will give a concert at the
Naval Hospital Tuesday.
At the CHURCH of the Covenant this
evening. beginning at O'Clock, the fol-
lowing musical program will be given
by the evening choir, Claude Robson,
director; Harvey. Murray, organist,
and Mrs. Howard Blandy, pianist:
Anthems:
Pleasant Are Thy Courts 49,. Heinrich
"a Fear.ul Thing .Gounod
~ Love That Will Not Let Me Co" Harker
The doors Of the church will be
open at o'clock. and the public is In.
vitedI
Florence Howard entertained the
members of the Tuesday Evening
Music Club at her home Wednesday
night, when an informal musical pro
gram was presented. Those on the
program included Virginia Woodward,
Helene Luve, Mrs. Cecfle Littlefleld.
Mrs. ID. W. Davis, Mrs. Margaret ALI.
son, Catherine Gross and Laura
Hayes. Minnie Hoxsey, pianist.
group of modern selections.
Mary Helen Howe, coloraturas So
prano, will sing at the fellowship
this afternoon at O'Clock at
the clubhouse of the League of Ameri-
can Pen Women. Mrs. Mary S.
Parker has charge of the program.
Miss Howe's numbers will include
arias from favorite operas.
double trio OF young singers will
present the musical program at the
Y. Nj. {. A. vesper services this after
noon at the Union Station auditorium.
The group includes Laura Hayes and
Harriette Rissler, first sopranos: Wini-
fred Roye and Louise Bessey. second
sopranos; Helen Neumeyer and Cathe-
rine Gross, altos. They will sing the
Welsh air, "All Through the Night;
Prayer Perfect" tStenson), and