Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-23
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gram will be given by Miss Stone
and Mrs. Chase. The regular service
starts at o'clock.
The program follows: Anthems,
The Holy CITY" Adams: God So
Loved the World" the crucifixion),
Stainer; II VIII Extol Thee" Harvey
Murray; base solo, 20 Lord, Most
Holy" Franck.
The doors of the church will be
Vited. -"
For the morning service, beginning
az IL O'Clock, the music Is given nv
the solo quartet composed of Frances
Scherger. soprano: Charlotte Harri-
man, contralto; II. r. Townsend.
tenor; Raymond Moore, bass. under
the direction of Harvey Murray,
organist.
The Chaminade Glee Club, Esther
Ldnklns. director, will give a concert
next Friday evening. January %. at
the tuberculosis Hospital.
The Gunton Temple Church Choir.
under the direction of John George
Klein, with Mrs. Klein at the organ
VIII render the following music AZ
the II O'Clock services of Guuton
temple Presbyterian Church: An
tnem, Waterman, What of the
Night. Berge; incidental solo. MaIIet
Provost, bass; solo, "Oh. Troubled
Heart. Hamblem. Florence SindelI.
soprano.
There will be special music at the
tWllgnt services. beginning at 4.3o
pm WIN Mr.. Klein, tenor. Mrs. Sin
ganist. VI
Inc February concert Of the Mount
vernon Chorus will consist of six.nar
| negro spirituals especially arrsnRer
TOT concert performance. Listen IN
tne Lambs, Going Home" Dig NV
Grave, Swing Low. Sweet Chariot.
Deep River" and Rolling" will be
included in the program. MFR Shure
extends an invitation TO contralto and
bass singers to help I'm this program
Inc rehearsals are held Friday at
pm: This chorus is preparing a
work seldom heard, but inspiring and
| interesting for the Easter program,
1t is Gaul's Passion Music" This
VIII probably be the first presentation
in Washington.
Deane Shure's new organ work
VIVA Maria by the Sea" is being pub
l1shed by Philadelphia publisher and
1t was written at Cape Nav. N. 7
and depicts the beautiful retreat used
ny the Catholic Sisters at that place.
me work is dedicated to Piatro A
lon' ana will be used by him during
| the coming season. Mr. Shure will
feature the work. together with his
Palestine Suite for organ. on a con.
cert tour Of the South in April. Among
engagements which Mr.. Shure will
play are High Point and Gastonia
n. G., and three concerts in Florida
at Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale and
Miami.
| The Standard Male Quartet. com.
posed of soloists from four different
| washington churches, will hold its
fourth concert this season at the
| United Brethren Church, North Cant
toI ana X streets northwest, at 8 pm
| wednesday. The quartet, which Is
| under the direction of Thomas "
| Leef. bass soloist of Mount Vernon
Place M. E. Church South, also in
cludes Edward r. Pruner, first tenor:
henry G. Leef. second tenor, and
Charles Gordon, baritone.
A concert will be given at the club
house of the District League OF Amer.
lean Pen Women this evening at 8
O'Clock by Hazel Gem Hughes. Lillian
Adelaide Watson. sopranos, and Car
| son +. Frailey. tenor. accompanied by
Otto Torney Simon and IRVINE
| Stenson.
The program will include: Hide
Me From Days Garish Eye" HandeD.
Ave Maria" (Bach-Gounod). 'Libia
mo- tVerdD. and ITO Spring" (Gounodl
by Miss Hughes; Watt Her. Angels
4 INA ndon ffCn{fffn
Melisande" Goetzl and 1.-The Years
at the Spring" CBeach) by Mr.. FraiIey:
"Qui la Voce" (BellinD. The Wren
| (Benedict), and Song of the Open' n a
FORGE by Miss Watson.
| All members of the league and their
friends are invited.
! Come Unto Him." bv lame. Dunn
| will be sung by Howard Moore bari
| tone. at the Sixth PRESBYTERIAN
Church this morning. At the evening
service, the quartet will sing Now
| the Day Is Over" by Oley Speaks
| This anthem is arranged for mixed
voices with tenor solo. which will be
sung by Woodruff Youngs.
The Russian Club will have Mrs
Frost, soprano, and Henry Greror
| pianist, as soloists for its next meet
Ing at the residence of Elena de Sayn.
| The program will begin at 9 O'Clock.
Last Saturday. Robert Davidson.
baritone, sang the Prologue from
"Pagliacci" and several American
songs. Kurt Hetzel, pianist, played
| several Chopin numbers and impro-
vised on Wagner opera themes in his
usual artistic manner. As an encore
he gave his version of a well known
Russian gypsy song which was q. de.
lightful surprise.
Mrs. David H. Kincheloe. wife OF
the Representative from Kentucky
will entertain with her negro dialect
stories and songs during the first of
the informal Sunday evening enter.
ta1nments to be given in the lounge
OF the Congressional Country Club
tonight. Mrs. Kincheloe will have as
her accompanied for her songs Mrs.
Frederick S. Conway.
Ine CAamtnade Glee Club, Esther
Link1ns, director, assisted by Clifton
A. Woodrum. Congressman from Vir
GINA, baritone, together with Helen
Belt, V1olinist, and Karl Holer, com.
poser-p1anist, will present the uro-
gram for the second Of the series OF
sunday afternoon musicals next
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