Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29
MUSICRAPHS
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two solos, 1.-The. Bluebird" and the
Indian Love Call"
Mrs. John Milton Sylvester an
nounces the organization OF the Mad
rigal Singers" an ensemble OF women's
voices. consisting Of the following:
Elizabeth Waters, Lucille Hardesty,
Dorothy Skinner. Pearl Heffner. Eliza
beth Coping, Eleanor Kerns, Martha
Farwell Mccain. Norma L. Hughes and
Cordelia Brown.
The group has for its objective the
study of folk music and part-songs Of
the earlier school of writer's, although
present-day composers will not be neg
lected Costumes of the seventeenth
century will be worn at the presenta-
ton Of their programs
Miss Waters has been chosen as sec
rotary of the group and Miss Skinner as
treasurer Mrs. Sylvester acting as d.
rector and accompanist.
The music section Of the Womans
Club of Chevy Chase Md, entertained
an audience OF so Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. j. P Ault on
Kanawha street. The MacDowell pro-
gram was in charge of Mrs. Carl F.
| Stuhler.
A paper on Edward MacDowell was
| read by Mrs. Clarence Z. Dawson; vio-
lin solos we're played by Mrs Richard
B. Clayton, Mr.. Stuhler accompanist.
piano solos, from Sea Pieces" (from "A
Wandering Iceberg" "AD 1620'), and
from New England Idyls" From a Log
Cabin" Mid Winter') were interpret
ed by Carl F. Stuhler: a trio, composed
Of Mrs william F. Doyle, Mrs. Louis
Boekhoff and Mrs. William Domer, pre-
sented two works, Mr.. Stuhler. accom-
PIANIST; piano solos from Woodland
Sketches were played by Betty Mauch-
ley; contralto solos were sung by Mrs |
Francis NJ. Shore.
Mr. Stuhler gave an original sketch
Tea followed the program.
The choir of ST. Pauls English Iu-
theran Church will give the following
numbers at the 8 o'clock service this
evening Anthems. Into the Woods NV
Master Went" (Ncidlinger). Holy, HOLY, |
Holy" Huerter). Seek Ye the Lord"
(Roberts) tenor solo, selected.
The personnel of the choir is as fol- |
lows: Dorothy Wallauer. soprano; Eve |
lyn K. Mcintosh. contralto; e. r. Wit
man, tenor; c. M. Seaman bass and |
director. and William Fowler, organist |
The following program will be given
in the Columbia Heights Christian
Church this evening at 8 o'clock, under |
the direction Of Stewart Dickson. or
ganist and choir leader
Prelude "Andante Pastorale" Stephens
Anthem. Soldiers Of Christ. Arise" Miller |
WYNN '"io' i 49,. $500. Hahuel
Soprano solo 20 Divine Redeemer." Gounod
Violin .o,o . NJ .; Hunt. D., o.
won" SOLO T SiS,or george Bach Gou'od
Anthem. "Hark Hark. NY Soul. Shelley
Gon,rsl; sois solo Miss Shelby : sn niIlo
Postiude "Masnihcat in F. -. .Ciaussman
At the twilight music hour to be held
In the fourth-tioor assembly room at the
7. w. c. A., Seventeenth and K streets.
this afternoon at 400 Rose Sokol. dra-
matte soprano. will sing. accompanied
by Marion May Lawson. Alice Dickinson
VIII De the hostess. assisted by Aleada |
tend.
This afternoon. beginning at O'Clock
MioWlnter musical service will be given
at the Mount Pleasant Congregational
church by the Mount Pleasant Chorus
assisted by the solo quartet, under the
olrection OF Norton NJ Little. with |
CLAUDE Robson at the organ
Inc chorus will render the following |
selection from oratorios:
WOULD Beside Ny Lord" passion Of
Worthy Is The Lamb 1.-The Messiah hAe"
IL, Thai. r.,..,., ct Handel |
20 !So Who in Thy Heavenly Hand n''ae
'Baai, We Cry to Thee ,.Eii,ah j. Handel
Thou Earth Watt Sweet Incense@ God
In"" Ar GREAT >. ...........,. .Spohr |
The public Is cordially invited to this
service ''''"
This morning, beginning at II O'Clock
the music viii be given by the Solo |
quartet under the direction of Mr. |
Robson. The program follows:
Organ prelude. "chanson Indu.'
sop Dnss, solo Prayer" f'caSalieria Rust.
miss schulz: :, - : A"sc@sni
on srs s,t a%srss'' There Is City Grea.
Organ posiiade. "Alieiuia'' sean ToIe,
Rho Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon.
entertained at a tea last Sunday after |
noon at the home Of Ruth Ayler Nor |
gan IN EuEemOor, Mo.
a delightful program was given by |
Inc following members and friends OF |
the chapter: Frances Bogert, contralto:
Catherine Benson. pianist; Flora CLAY |
Ton, Wolinist. Alice Smith, soprano |
and clifford wilkins. tenor.
AT the 1880 o'clock service this eve
ming at All Souls Church tUnitarian). |
sixteenth and Harvard streets. Men !
oelssohns motel, Hear My Prayer"
VIII be sung by Florence Sindell. So
prano: Myra Marks. soprano: Char |
iotte Hartman, ccntralto: q. II. Whit |
Ilttmann. bass. with Lewis Atwater at |
the organ.
An attractive musical program was |
given Wednesday night at the church |
In conjunction with reception and /
card party under the direction OF Mrs.
Reese McDuffie. Mrs Rowland 8 II |
Dyer was In charge OF the music. Those
presenting the program. which In |
GUIDED works by Massenet. Gounod.
Bach. Dvorak. Stoughton. Mozart.
GODDARD, Guile and Chopin, were Car
olyn Boardman Mcdonnell, soprano.
Margaret Day. 'cellist, and Lewis Al
water. organist.
An organ recital viii be given at
Trinity Episcopal Church. Takoma
Park, d. c.. by Eugene Stewart Tues
day at pm. TO which the public is
cordially invited.
The outstanding numbers of the pro-
gram are The Three Mountain
Sketches" by Ciokey. "Toccata and
Fugue In ID Minor" by Bach, and |
"Nocturne In G Major" by Mr.. Stewart,
The Music Study Club of the Jewish
Community Center will hold It's next
meeting Thursday at 8:l5 pm. In the
reception room The evening will be
devoted To French music.
Mrs, Herman Hertzberg will give a
paper on French music, which viii be
followed by program OF French music