Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-19

choir. the three members with whom
she sang, Theresa X, Hubner, George
Saxon and Gerald Whelan. comple-
mented by Agnes Whelan. with Mr..
Boenau at the organ, renderd a must.
cal program at tn church services. Mrs.
Hubner sang an Ave Maria which
was composed by Mrs. Marx while she
was at st. Aloysius.
Mallette, Roach Spengler, soprano.
was soloist Flag day, when the u.
A. r. observed the occasion with an.
propriate exercises at the home Of
Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley, EidoIor.
Chevy Chase, d. c. These services
commemorate the sesquicentennial an
niversary of the adoption of the Nd
tional emblem.
Mrs. Spengler sang 1.-THE Star Span.
gled Banner" America the Beauti.
full" and My Own United States"
She was accompanied at the piano by
Isabelle P. Taylor.
IAN Evening with the Choir" will
mark the close of the service OF the
Chorus Choir at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, Fifth and Seward
Square southeast. this evening The
chorus will be assisted by an instru.
mental quartet from the United States
Navy Band.
The following will be the program:
Chorus. From Egypt's Bondage
Come" Pagel. Rock Of Ages" (Buclo
and Praise Ye the Father" (GounodG
mixed quartet, Jesus, Meek and Gen.
tie" (Ambrose) and "Cantate Domino"
(Buck): solo, The Holy Hour" (Nevin).
sung by Mr.. John Hall, baritone; duet,
Twilight" (Nevin). Dorothy T. Nc.
Cammond, contralto, and Fred 7.
Eden, baritone: chorus, God So Loved
the World" tStainer). and Gloria.
from Twelfth Mass" (Mozart). Incl.
dental solos will be. sustained by Helen
Clark Hammersla, soprano, and Lumen
III. Macomber, tenor. Emma Louise
ness High School. will be at the organ.
At the Church of the Covenant
this evening at s o'clock the last
special musical service of the year
will be given by the Evening Choir.
Claude Robson, director; Harvey
Murray, organist; Mrs. Howard
Blandy, pianist. and the solo quartet
composed of Frances Scherger, So
prano; Charlotte Hartman. con-
tralto; H. L. Townsend, tenor, and
Raymond G.. Moore, bass.
Mendelssohn's Hear My Prayer"
with Miss Scherger as the soprano
soloist, will be rendered by the choir.
The public is invited.
The choir of Epworth NJ. f. Church
South will give a special service OF
music this evening at o'clock. Olive
Ramsey, soprano: Marbury Seaman,
bass, and Christine Feelemyer.
pianist, will be the special soloists.
oh will cfY1cr tho first time
"Supplication," an anthem written by
the organist. Edwin Moore. The
organ and piano, numbers will in
clude prelude, Fugue and Variation"
by Caesar Franck; ave Maria" by
Schubert. and "Festal March" j.. by
Calkin. The anthems will be Seek
Him That Maketh the Seven Stars"
by Rogers; There Shall Be No
Night" by Wood, and 1.-THE Lord Is
My Light" by Parker. The service
will be led by Herbert F. Aldridge.
tenor and director.
The choir of the National Baptist
Memorial Church will sing this morn
ing THE City OF Light" Federlein. A
trio, consisting of Miss Hughes. Mrs.
Potter and Mr.. Taylor. will sing VeFdi'S
Praise Ye.' from "Attila.'
This evening the choir will close the
season with service of song, TO which
all are cordially invited. 1t will rem
der the following program:
Organ prelude. "Priere Notre Dame.
ccntralto solo. "Abde With Me-" =. .Liddle
20. Mrs. White.
Quartet. BE Merciful Unto Me. o Cod
Male chorus Praise the Lord" -, Maker
my Faith Looks Up TO Thee" Schneider
The Day Is Past and Over ....-; Marks
.s The pay Is Ended" ..-. Bartlett
Festival Te Deum,";. :: Buck
Postlude "Toccata' ....., Dubois
The solo quartet is composed of
Hazel Hughes. soprano: Edith White.
contralto; A. A. Potter, tenor; C.. r.
Taylor, bass.
Mrs. Emily G. Dickinson is organist
and choir director.
At Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
the choir will render the following
special music under the direction Of
Louis B. Thompson tonight:
Organ. Summer Night: .Harksr
Solo. Evening and Morning" :. =. Spicker
Gloria from The Twelfth Mass. Mozar,
Duet. Jesus Thou Joy of Loving Hearts,
Solo ."Ansels Ever Ti BRIGHT Ih,{ and FAN" Handel
Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. Nelson. Mr.. Myers and
Solo 30 Father ,HeaS Ne, Gluek
rG Ia Waited Mss %o and Mn. Sa.cn
Solo Still With Thee anu ms HOLMAN
Solo. The Day fP RSsss1 Bartlett,
The Chevy Chase Clef Club. a
junior club. was entertained by Mrs.
Charles V. Inlay Wednesday after
noon at her home In Chevy Chase.
The members Were presented in
piano recital. The following took part:
John Ross. Walter Ross. Richard JOS
lin. Helene McLachlen, Elizabeth Wat
kins. Madeline Tinker. katherine
Dennis, Virginia Alexander. Sidney
Alexander. Marion Nix. Numsen
Lucke, George Holman. Ruth Holman
and Virginia Inlay.
Mrs. Ralph Wilson. contralto. as.
sisted.
The junior class of the Master
School of Piano met recently, when
those taking part in the program in
cluded Leo Ofenstein, Jean Holmes.
Clarence Huffman, Gertrude Gil
christ, Jimmie Sprout, Doris 'Klesner,
Lucy Higgins. Berenice- Stein, John
Bremen, Fay Greenberg, Arlene
Schoenberg. America Titigglio. Bob
bic Boyd. Dorothy Main, Catherine
Frances Pitigglio, Hilda Sci
Meyer. Helen ssimons, Junior Main.
Georgia Nan and Marie Adams.
Teachers represented included Hilda
Burke, Gustav Weckel and Miss Gil
christ.