Evening star., 1927-11-13
!, with Claude Robson at the

-N~@~t ANOONSSh at thV
organ.
The program follows:
Organ prelude--Adagio ... Mendelssohn
Anthems
Christ Went Un Into the Hills. Warren
Tenor solo-"Hold Thou MY H'i"Sa Hand. siiv"r Sf"r
Organ postlude-taufarc.. ....... .Leni11cns
The music at the o'clock vesper
service will he given by Troy r. Go.
rum, baritone. of Bricks College.
North Carolina. Mr.. Gorum will also
furnish a musical program in connec.
ton with the I o'clocn motion picture
service this evening.
Oba Jan Gibson. lyric soprano, ard
Eliza beth Gardner CoombS, pianist,
gave n costume recital at Schuyler
School. Warrenton. Va, last night
A group Of piano solos in the Old
style preceded the singing cf oil
English songs and three Spanish
numbers for piano were given as an
introduction TO the group OF Spanish
songs.
Both groups were in the costume
of the countries represented. There
was also an Italian group su1g in
costume.
Mrs. Coornbs opened the program
with Il Chopin nOcturnc and played
four groups for piano, each Of which
alternateG with the costume SroLps
presented by Miss Gibson.
Mary Minge Wilkins. crganist of
Christ Church, Georgetown, is giving
as her Sunday morning organ pre-
ludes at the IL am. service, q series
Of compositions based on familiar
hymn tunes and ancient chorales.
Included iE this series axe the recent
". Hf i,.la fr
clude chorale preltides on the times
'Melcombe" ''St. Ann Rocking
ham "Stracatn:o" "St. Kilda."
"Walsai" and fantasy on a Welsh
tune.
The Harmony Entertainers, Mrs. r.
Hoffman. pianist; Ann Hawkes.,
Howard Lloyd marimbist; Irma
S:icse-, reader: and William Single.
tenor. presented a program Wednes-
day evening at the Naval and I. r.
Hospitals.
They were assisted in dance num-
bers by Ivy Randall i'm solo numbers
and Anne Brinley and Mr.. Single
in Spanish castanet dance. Classi-
cal selections were given. but the
encores were devoted to popular re-
quest numbers which were much
appreciated.
Thomas y. Lee, young Washing
ton basso, mas resigned as bass Soloist
at the Mount Vernon Place NJ +.
Church South. and accepted the posi-
tion of director of music at the Cal
vary NJ. f. Church South of this city.
He will sing at both services today.
Marion l.. Hines. whose pleasing
md Oft V,oIi
making a place for her in musical
circles in Washington. was soloist at
tea given by the Epsilon Chapter
of Kappa Beta ri Legal Sorority at
Wardman Park Hotel last Sunday
afternoon.
The choir of the Anacostia NJ T.,
| Church. Fourteenth and u streets
southeast, under the direction of Carl
s. Millard, assisted by Gladys f.
| Marks. soprano; Miriam Leonard
| Steward, cOntralto; W. +. Ivie. tenor.
will give a musical program Wednes.
| day. SIS pm. The public is invited.
| There will be no admission charge.
At the services which are conduct
| ed regularly in French by Rev.
| F'lorian Vurpillot at St Johns Church,
Ruth Ayler Morgan. soprano, was the
Solo1St last SUNDAY, singing for the,
| offertory, lie Ciel Visite la Terre,"
| Gounod.
Mrs. Mary C. d. johnson is the
| organist.
| A concert will be given tomorrow
| evening. free of charge by the junior
| pupils of the Walter IT. Holt Studios.
assisted by the Nordica Mandolin and
! Guitar Orchestra. at Thomson Com
munity Center, Twelfth and L streets
| northwest.
The young soloists will include
John Myers. Alton Myers. Nellie Cor
such, Anne Beach, Ross Strout, Fran
ces Stalcup. Mary Bovello, Elsie
Hawaiian guitar duet will be played
by Hazen and Mary-Sue Mothershed
Gertrude Lyons will sing the selec-
tion always sung previously at
Arlington for the services to be held
at keith's Theater on Armistic da-
by invitation of the American
Legion, District department.
Mrs. Lyons also will sing at the
Florida Chautauqua March IA to -.
Rho Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon
Honorary Musical Sorority, presented
a program Wednesday night at the
Washington College of Music. Men,
berS and friends were invited.
Those participating included Emma
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