Evening star., 1928-05-27

NUMBERS Will be from Elijah" and
''The Hymn Of Praise" by Mende1ssolm.
Emily Harold, soprano, will sing
Hear Ye, Israel; Cecile Sale, con-
tralto. 20 Rest in the Lord" from
Elijah; James r. Nicholson, tenor.
"If with All Your Hearts" from eli
jah," and THE Sorrows Of Death"
from Hymn Of Praise" and Robert H.
Davidson, baritone. Lord God Of Abra-
ham" and "It Is Enough from elijah"
A trio composed Of Miss Harold.
Bertha Gottsman. sopranos. and Nellie
Moran, alto, will sing Lift Thine Eyes"
from Elijah"
The choruscs will be 1T Waited for
the Lord" from Hymn Of Praise" and
HE Watchcth Over Israel" and BE
Not Afraid" from Elijah"
William H. Taylor is organist and
director.
Special Memorial day music will fea-
ture the service at the Church of the
Covenant tonight TO which the District
Chapter Of the Sons Of the American
Revolution and other patriotic OrganiZa-
tions of the city are invited.
The Covenant quartet. composed Of
Helen Howison. soprano Charlotte Har-
rirnan, contralto; Louis L. Annis. tenor.
and John Chandler Smith. bass, will
sing II Sought the Lord" (Stevenson) ;
solo for bass, IF God So Clothed the
Grass (Bisfoff) and Hear, o Lord
(WatsonJ. At the morning service the
| quartet will sing 20 Lord. Thou Art
Our God" (Dickinson), and Harvey
Murray, organist. will play as an offer
| tory In Flanders Field" (Macfarland
A quartet from the women's City
| Club chorus, Gertrude Lyons, director
and first soprano; Mrs. G. A. Gardner
| second soprano: Sue Hess. first alto,
| and Olive Beatty. second alto, will sing
| for the memorial service Of Grant and
| Lincoln Circles, Ladies Of the G. A. p.
/ to be held in the rotunda of the Capitol
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock. They VIII
sing "All Through the Night" and
| Nearer. My God. to Thee" as arranged
for women's voices by Mrs. Lyons, who
will sing the parte cantante.
A woman's chorus selected from the
| allied patriotic organizations under tht
| direction Of Gertrude Lyons win sine
the Star Spangled Banner" and Han
| deI's Largo" with Marine Band ac-
| compartment. at the Memorial day
exercises in the Arlington Ampitheatel
| Wednesday at 80 pm. These num-
bers will be broadcast by station WIFE
Mrs Lyons will sing Out Of Night
the Bugle Blows" with cornet obbligato
trumpet echo and Marine Band accom-
| paniment, at this service. She sang
| this number for the memorial service OF
the War Mothers held in the Hamilton
Hotel Friday night.
At the twilight music hour at the
Y. w. c. A.. Seventeenth and K streets
| this afternoon, 4:30 o'clock. the program
| will be given by the Elizabeth SomerS
Glee Club, assisted by Alta Smith
| soprano, and Lillian Krause, reader
The concert will be given in the sun
parlor on the roof.
The public is cordially invited.
The Lovette Choral Club. under the
| direction of Eva Whitford Lcvette. viii
| give its second concert Of the season
at the Highlands Baptist Church. Four
| teenth and jefferson streets. for the
| benefit of the church Friday at Sis
pm.
The club will present on this occa-
sion. as soloists. two Of its members
Ethel Lynn Fast. soprano, and Nellie
Barber Brooks. soprano; also Marion
| Tucker. reader
The Choral Club will repeat the pro-
| gram given last week at the Brookland
| Baptist Church. Diane des Aulnier will
act as accompanist for the choral num-
hers and Mrs. Lovette viii accompany
the Soloists as well as conduct
| A farewell party was given in honor
Of Miss des Aulnier Monday by Mrs
Louis Mintz. treasurer of the club. at
her home. Miss des Aulnier the official
accompaniSt. who is gifted as both
pianist and singer. is returning to her
home in France
She was presented with a travelling
bag by the club.
Ethel Lynn Fast. soprano. will SUBJ
stitute at the Third Christian Church
this morning for Mrs. Gawier She will
sing Blessed Are They Which Are
Prosecuted" by Ward-StsvenS Mrs
Fast viii also sing for the Citizens
Association Of lexington tomorrow
| night.
| The music section Of the Woman'S
Club of Chevy Chase. Md. win give a
concert tomorrow night IN Wesley NJ. E
| Church, Connecticut avenue and Joce-
lyn street, This program originally was
| given May . to an audience OF soc
people and is repeated at the reQueS;
| OF the churches in Chevy Chase for
the benefit of a community charity. II
| will be presented BY the music section
| and the Chevy Chase ChanterS. All or
garliSation of the men of the commu-
nifty. both under the direction Of Hern-
don MorSell. The WeStbrook Trio will
also give several numbers.
The many Washington friends OF
Florence SteffenS Scott viii be inter.
/ nWfNf IN k@R -. a. a..
work in Los Angeles, where she Is solo.
| ist at the First Baptist Church. which
has congregation Of $500. and Is
| much in demand for concerts. She re-
Gently introduced. al the request OF the
composer, new song by Charles Wake
| field CadmAn. singing from the manu-
! script, "A Song of Life" with Mr. Cad
man at the organ. When Mr.. Cadman
was in Oregon on concert tour ne was
much pleased with the work of Elsie
| Carleton Strang, whom he met IN heI
studio and for whom he played accom-
panimentS, Mrs Strang rs Elsie Carrie
ton Small was also q popular soloist in
Washington. working at the same time
as Mrs. Scott in the studio OF MIS-
Henry White. much of their work In
Washington having been done together
Mrs. Strang Is SoloiSt and director Of
the choir at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church of Rosehurg. Greg: director og
the Roseburg Choral Society. and q con-
cert SoloiSt
The choir Of ST. MaryS Church.
Twcnty-third street between q and II
streets northwest. augmented by se-
lected voices, will present s. COleridge~
Taylor's "Atonement" tomorrow at s 80
PM, under the direction Of Roy w,
TthhS, with Melville Charlton Of New
York. organiSL and Mary Europe, pi-
aniSt
The soloistS will be Virginia Berry
QuiverS soprano; Ethel NJ Wise, So
prano; BeSSie NJ Grant, contFalto,
harrington Guy, baritone, and Ieving-
ton smith. tenor.
SpeciAl music viii he siven Al KNi-