Evening star., 1927-10-30


Virginia Bestor presented Edward
Dawson, a 16-year.old student, in a
piano recital last night at 1911 III
street northwest. His program in
cluded Invention i'm r Minor" hy
Bach; BeethoVen'S Sonata, Opus =,
No 81; Mendelssohn's preclude in i.
Minor; Chopin's "Nocturne in g
Sharp Minor 'Polonaise in c Sharp
Minor" and prelude in D Minor;
Rubinstein's "Barcarolle in G Minor;
Rachmaninoff's prelude in G. Minor
ana Mr.. Dawsons own compositions.
Song Of the Silent Stars" and The
Martians."
Hester BeaH, reader. and Mary Stz,
pianist. presented a dramatic and mlI-
steal recital recently for the benefit ot
the childrcn's school fund of the
Kensiugton, Md, school. Mrs. Grace
/. Ryan, principal of the school, was
in charge of the entertainment.
At st. Paul's Rock Creek Parish the
music this morning will include ~
the Offertory solo. Speaks Let Not
Your Heart Re Troubled" sung hv
Ellsworth Condron. The choir is under
the direction Of Ruth Farmer, organ
list Of the church.
At the o'clock musical service this
evening in st. Pauls English Euth-
eran Church. the choir. composed ot
Dorothy WalIauer, soprano; EVELYN
*. Mcintosh, contralto; T.. K. Wit
man, tenor; G. NJ. Seaman. bass and
director, and William Fowler. organ
list, will give the following numbers:
Anthems, Evening Prayer" Uensenl.
How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me"
0fueger). Build Thee More Stately
Mansions" (Andrewsl; trio for soprano,
tenor and bass, Praise Ye" tVerdn;
duet for tenor and bass, "Crucifix"
(Faure); tenor solo. 20 Love That
Wilt Not Let Me Go" GIarker). and
organ solo, Meditation" Ckinder).
The following program will be given
in the Columbia Heights Christian
Church tonight at 8 o'clock under the
direction of Stewart Dickson, organist
and choir leader:
Choir anthem, e"'s 20 Praise III: Lord MaiaTd GaHi
soprano sole: The Lord Is Ny Light. Speaks
Choir anthem, 20 '''Ig5 IaTi6 G iSiiH5 Saviar Hawey
r,a !ssqlq3. nart by Miss Mida Tucker. lAN''
Mrs, j. Franz; Rice, Miss BeIys Hoch ii'S and
Miss Mary Apple.
con'ralto solo Be Bes,de sun wa Waters" .Hamben
| Choir anthem. The Lord is in His Holy
Postiude Grand Choedr Renaud maud
Elsa Louise Raner, violinist, has re-
| turned TO Washington after a week s
| absence, during which time she gave q
recital in New York City at the FnGi-
neering Auditorium and one in Essex
! Fells, \. j. Carl Waldo, baritone, as
sisted Miss Raner in her New York
program and Marie c. Hansen OF
Washington was her accompanist for
| both recitals.
At st. Marks Lutheran Church
| Harvest Home Sunday Will be OBJ
served today and the following musi-
cal program has been prepared by the
choir under the direction OF Lucy II.
| Paul, organist and director: Morning
I-Organ prelude, Indian Summer
Legend; anthem. Praise the Lord, o
Jerusalem" (Maunder); trio for So
prano, tenor and bass, Praise Ye"
| from "Attila'D. WerdD, Laura Hayes,
| Ira krider and Gilbert c. Clark. Eve
| ning-Organ prelude, lie Cygne"
/ Saint -Saens); anthem, 20 Lord. How
/ Manifold Are Thy Works" (Barnby);
/ bass solo, Mr.. Clark.
| Grace Thomas of the Lawrence
/ Voice Studio has been substitute So
/ loist at the First Church Of Christ
| Scientist for the past few Sundays.
| Her sympathetic voice and pleasing
personality have already gained her
| favorable notice.
| The Twilight Music hour, held each
| Sunday afternoon on the roof OF the
| Y. w. G. A. at Seventeenth and X
streets, from to s o'clock. will be held
| today in the fourth floor assembly
room.
| Edith B. Athey will play and Inez
| Miller, soprano, will sing. Miss Hettie
+. Anderson, general secretary. will be
the hostess from the staff at this time,
and Mrs. j. l.. Harmon will act as
| volunteer hostess for the afternoon.
| The public is cordially invited to par
| ticipate in this informal at home
hour