Evening star., 1927-11-20
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render the following program at Radio
Station WTFF tonight at $50:
IN The T.sss sssgsn r ae9sas Ssissy
Down Pike Way. ".........'..' 'Arryy yyr.d,sr oder
loves Sm oId Sweet Song. . Arr .odell
March. THE optimist". ..........'." ."eid'
The quartet and chorus choir Of
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church. as
sisted by Evelyn Scott. violinist. VIII
render the following program OF spe-
cial music this evening:
Organ and violin. Cradle Song. Schubert
Solo, The Earth NH b {s @ sse do,t LSra'' 'Lyns'
AasF% a , RsHal4 Tsine Eye: rom
Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. Neison:.,
Solo, 1.-The Voice svfyp n the Wilderness" Scott
Ladies. chorus, Mn NE. frsyer Perfect. s.n.on
H.iss% h.s 1d b.Tegc,sn / osr Hn
Warren Stelzer. Ellis Robey, Otis W. Mott.
Lawrence Gunther.
The musical numbers at cS=.3er
Place Memorial Church today will
be: 11:O0 a.m.-Prelude, 'Andante."
from First Symphony" (Beethoven);
Postlude, Cornelius March" tMen-
delssohn; quartet. while Earth Re-
maineth" (Maunder); "Ye Shall
Dwell in the Land" tStrainer): in
cidental solo by J. Walter Humphrey,
basso: 500 p.m.-Prelude, Sunset
Oeppen); Postlude, Thanksgiving"
tAshford); quartet. "The Woods and
incidental solo. r. d. Fillius; This
Know" (Cutter); incidental solo.
Marian Carel.
Margaret Skies Is the organist.
Mrs. b. II. Smart, soprano. and
j. Walter Humphrey is director.
The morning service of the First
Congregational Church will be opened
by Paul d. Gable, organist, playing
two movements from the Third
Sonata in C. Minor" by Guilmant.
The first movement Is an "Adagio''
while the second is the brilliant
"Preludio." The 60-voice choir Of
the First congregational Church. I'M
der the direction of Ruby Smith
Stahl, will sing THE Lord Is My
Rock" by Woodman. The solo
quartet will sing Build Ye More
Stately Mansions" by Andrews. Mr..
Gable will close the service with
March in c." by Faulkes.
An enthusiastic attendance OF IS
students of the Rachmaninoff Club
was held last Sunday at the resi-
dence studio of their teacher, Made.
leine Aughinbau
1t was voted to join the District
Federation of Music Clubs.
The following officers were elected
for the first term: President, Marion
Fitzgerald; secretary. Hilda Levin;
treasurer, Mary Frances Tully.
Much interest is being created in
the classes in music appreciation
conducted by r. Deane Shure at
American University. Edward c.
Potter has been. giving series Of
lectures on Wagner, Edward n. c.
Barnes has devoted several periods
to public school music; and Capt.
Santelmann, formerly of the Marine
Band, gave an illuminating lecture
on the history of the band at a re-
cent class assembly. Other lectures
will be given by Alexander Henne-
mann and La Sale Spier.
The public is cordially invited to
these lectures which are held each
Tuesday and Thursday at 1880 in
Hurst Hall. American University
campus.
The choral society of the university
under the direction of Mr.. Shure
will give a Christmas concert in the
gymnasium Wednesday, December Il.
The chorus will sing some specially
arranged carols from Finland, Rus
sia, Spain. England, Italy, Germany
and America. The tableaux accom-
panying the carols are under the
direction of DIR. Will Hutchins, who
concert to be given by the Mount Ver-
non chorus during the Christmas
Mr.. Shure Is to give a series Of
20 recitals outside of Washington.
playing three organ suites: Through
Palestine" ACROSS the Infinite" and
THE Enchanted Isle" The first one
will be given in Woodstock, Va,
December 8.
At this mornings service at All
Souls Church, Unitarian. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, Flora McGilI
keefer will sing "The Lord is Low.
ing Unto Every Man." by West, and
Charles Trowbridge Tittman will sing
How Beautiful Upon the Noun.
tains," by Harker. In the afternoon
at O'Clock. an American program
will be presented by the organist,
Lewis Atwater. assisted by Gretchen
Hood. The program will include:
."AArioso " in the ancient STYLE j. H. Rogers
I'm .Trnaa' H,lEsp MeEre waiter kramer
allegro Moderatoh. Miss Hood JH ROGER.
The Day Is Done. 49,. d. "A. ...... .Spross
Miss Hood
1ssThrouig;h the Looking Glass; '''0f
The Church of the Covenants solo
quartet is preparing a series Of
musical numbers which are expected
to- maintain the high standard set by
that church in its public worship.
Under the direction of Harvey Muir.
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