Evening star., 1927-05-22

IRE American AsSOclhlIoH VI OHh'
versity Women are to have
music hour at their tea, tomorrow.
during which Zoe w. Watson VIII
play the following:
"Staccato Etude." Rubinstein;
waltz in E Minor" Chopin; Noc, Noe,
turne ID Flat Major" Chopin: I'm
Sosniro.' Liszt: "Gnomeureigen,"
Iiszt: ",Jardine sous la Pluie." De.
bussy: May Night" Palmgren: Love
Waltz" Nfoszkowski: "Sparks." Mosz-
kowski; "Capriecio," Dohnaynyi.
Irma Won I.ackey sang Handel s
beautiful aria, II Know. That My
Redeemer Liveth." from the Mes
siah." for the MEMS Bible class OF the
Church of the Covenant last SUNDAY
morning by request of Judge Amer
son, who was greatly impressed with
the singers recent rendition OF Han,
del's Rejoice, o Daughter OF Zion'
on previous occasion.
Tuesday during the luncheon of the
Militia Bureau Of the War Depart
ment, given at the Y. w. G. A., Miss
| Lackey sang a group Of her own com
positions and was ably supported at
| the piano by Mrs. Fl. A. Allen.
The Columbian Male Quartet. Pau
G.. Ledig. w. E. Braithwaite. Ray
| mond G.. Moore and John e. Smith
were featured on a program given by
| the B. B. French Lodge, A. L. and A
| NJ. at Masonic Temple Monday night
| Their program of II numbers ranged
| in character from the more serious
| to the lighter vein and negro spirit
| uals.
| Last Sunday evening the quartet
\ rnb N
| the Covenant with such success thai
they have been re-engaged for the
evening service next Sunday.
! Due to the many requests for spe
cial numbers received after their radio
| program last week. sponsored by the
Washington, Baltimore & Ahnapoli:
| Railroad, it has been decided to con
| fine the future programs almost eX
clusively to request numbers. Tht
| quartet will sing every Friday eve
ming from WRC for an indefinite pc
riod and are known as the W. e. & A
| Quartet.
This evening at the Church of th'
! Covenant, beginning at s o'clock. tn,
music will be given by the Evening
| Choir. Claude Robeson. director: Har
vey Murray. organist; Mrs. Howard
Blandy. pianist. and the solo quartet
The program is as follows:
% Love That Will Not Let Me Co. .Geibe
The Lord Is ny ROCK. ;woodmaI
ths Mountains" .. '.............. ."' Harke
The public is invited to this service
Music at the Calvary Methods
| Episcopal Church, given under the di
rection Of the organist, Lena Sim
| Sylvester, for the morning service
will include the following numbers:
Chiidrei's choir. "Te Fair Green Hills
orssn sAs oftsrtoiry;.. ITO the Rising ' D"."O
Soprano solo. with vertdure Clad 1'''''
Organ postiade. 'Festal March in c.. csiki1
For the evening service:
+. T9Nfry ;,ny sns,S.,ii. Msad. s,sBSn Psn'
Quartet. .hS Satnres a AdoratIon! a!'7 BesshoTel %
Quartet. "elori.. .Bslsi!fsssi Maf3sss1
Telliiig' from The Creation :. .Hayd
The cl1ildren's choir of 80 voices
organized last Fall, and singing. ever,
fourth Sunday. has been, a charming
addition to the church music. The,
are making their final appearance 70
the year at the morning service. TIL
quartet consists Of Marie G.. Deal. sc
prano: Ruth Kobbe. contralto; Georg
E. Anderson. tenor; and Arthur NJ
Tabbutt. bass.
George E. Anderson. tenor solois
Of Calvary VI. r. Church, assisted a
concert given by the Wade NAL
l. -n1 tn n
|T. Wade, recently at Wincheste
Hall, Frederick, Md. Mr.. Andersen
sang for his first group luna Fun
tiya Lagrima,' by Donizetti: 'L'Adie1
du Matin.'' by Pessard. with tn
Birth of Morn" by Leoni. as an. en-
core; and for his second group, 'Philli
Has Such Charming Graces," by vii
son; II Know of Two Bright Eyes.
by Clutsam: ITO an Old Love-" b.
Scott. with why" by Wells, "Th'
Revelation" by Scott. and "A Mem
ory." by Gantz, as encores.
| These numbers were received witt
much enthusiasm. Victor Boenau
organist of st. Aloysius Church
played the accompaniments.
A Boston publisher will issue short
| ly Deane Sl1ure's new cantata baseC
I on the Zjd PSalm. Ills piano mum
ber. Sacred Sepulchre." was given ar
ovation when played by .F'elian Garzis
lat the Chevy Chase School last Sun
day.. This number, has recently beer
scored for full symphony orchestra b,
Edward c.. Potter. 80,
| The choir of the Mount Vernon
Place NJ. f. Church South. is aplac
| ing one Of the Pitcher improved mod
ern harp stops in the organ at Noun
| Vernon.
Carolyn Manning, contralto ant
Eugene Stewart, .organist., gave tn,
/ first Of a series Of recitals in Balti
more, last Monday evening.
The, Girls Glee Club of George
Washington University; under the di
| rection of Estelle Wentworth, gave
it's annual Spring concert at Corcorar
Hall last Monday. The program was
repeated Tuesday before the ladies
council Of Church of the Covenant.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano. &C
companied by Elizabeth Gardne,
Coombs, sang group of songs dur
| ing the program in honor of Col. .Rell