Evening star., 1928-06-03
MUSIGRAPHS

/ ELAND YOST, a Washington boy,
graduate from Central High
School. who later attended the Arts
School Of West Virginia University. has
had new song ne has written pub
lished by one Of the leading music pub
fishing houses of New York Cftv The
song is entitled Twilight" and is a
ballad written In waltz tempo He is
member OF the Sigma Chi fraternity
He achieved a scholastic standing Of
second in his university class and wa
elected to Phi Delta Phi, but was forced
to leave school due 10 a breakdown In
health. He then turned 10 song COM
position with marked success and il
writing steadily while he Is recuperat-
Ing physically In Texas.
Twilight" already is popular in
Washington and Is played by leading
orchestra groups, dance orchestras and
hotel ensembles.
Beatrice Deeds, soprano sang Sweet
Mother Mine" written by Mrs. Loziey
wife OF Representative Ralph Lozier Of
Missouri. at meeting Tuesday night
Of the War Mothers, at the Hamilton
Hotel. The singer was accompanied al
the piano by Mary Sitz Parker.
The annual banquet Of Rho BETA
Chapter Of Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority was
held wednesday in the Raleigh Hotel
The guest soloist was John Maryiile
oasso, with Lewis Atwater at the piano
as accompanist.
Members OF the sorority participatine
In the program were Greta von Bayer
pianist: Clara Young Brown. soprano:
Marjorie Davis, accompanist, and Her
minia James, elocutionist. Frances
Bronson vas toastmistress.
Mary sitz Parker's song. "our Coun.
trys Flag. was sung by Harry Myers
TENOR soioist Of old st. Johns Church
At Arlington at the services Memorial
day.
Henri Scott, formerly Of the Metro.
poiitan Opera Co., came 10 Washing
ton from New York TO sing a groIu 81
operate airs and favorite ballads al
the fete given recently at Twin oaks
Mr.. Scott Is well known in Washing.
ton, having sung here in Mozart opera,
with the Hinshaw Opera Co. and visit.
ing here last Fall when he was on tour
with the Kings Henchman." although
ne did not sing in the performance
given In the National Capital. Mr.
SCOTS accompanist at the fete va:
Elizabeth Gardner Coombs.
Mrs. Joseph M. Stoddard. president ot
the District Of Columbia Federation o.
Music Clubs, has received word from
MRS. Mabee. national chairman OF
music In religious education. that the
June and July issue Of the Church
Music Bulletin will be given over tr
the Worlds Sunday School Convention
to De held in Los Angeles, July II. 1924
A list Of the prominent musician.
serving In the churches-directors. or.
ganists and singers-gtving the name n
the church In which they serve. viii
be printed In the above mentioned
issues as directory. For further in.
formation please communicate with til.
chairman. Miss Esther Linkins. 36l'
Newark street northwest Phone Cleve
1874
Myron W. Whitney has recently
joined the District Of Columbia Fed
Grafton as an artist member. Others
wishing 70 become members should
communicate with Kari Holer, treas
urer Of the District of Columbia Fedora
ton Of Music Clubs at 1903 Thirteenth
street northwest. Phone Columbia 1856
Ethel Lynn Fast. soprano, has &C.
NNPSLA &tA 0AFAtGtAOA VI SILK dc kuEGk
soioiSt at the First Christian Scientist
Church for the month of June. Her
solo this morning viii be Arise, SHRINE
Tor Thy Light Has Come" by McDermid
The choir of the National Baptist
Church will give a special evening OF
music at the service tonight The pro-
gram viii include:
Prelude. "Rsverie". e".......... Dickinson
Anthem. Fear Not o Israel. -. .suielsr
Anthem The Day Is Past and Over" Marx.
Duet "ws,chman. What of the .N,Ehs =
tMrs. White and Mr.. Townsend
Anthem Festival Te Deunl' l'......... Buck
announcements
Anthem. The Day Is Ended -. Bartlett
Anthem. ''sanctus'' '.................. .caurod
Postlude. Suite Gothique -. Beegsnan,I
The music at II am. today will be
Voluntary. "Plers Notre Dame" Boelin, ann
Anthem "Irsd Us, D Father :. - S6ros.
Postlude. Cradle Song ....- IliinskS
During both services the solos viii be
sustained by the solo quartet. COM
posed OF Francis Farrar, soprano: Edith
White, contralto; Robert Kline. bass
and Harvey T. Townsend. tenor. with
Emily G. Dickinson as organist and
director.
The Twilight Music Hour today will
be held in Barker Hall, Y. w. c. A.
Seventeenth and K streets. at 4:3O
The program will be given by the West
ern High School Male Quartet: DAN
bridge Terrell. first tenor: Godfrey
C-eyke. second tenor: Robert Fuchs
baritone. and Perry Rutherford. bass The
male quartet will be assisted by Jean
Westbrook. violinist: Clifton Moore
tenor: l.. Bernice Wagner. accompanies
and director Of the quartet
Visitors are cordially invited
The music at Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church. Fourteenth and Z
streets southeast, today, under the di-
reetion of Carl S. Millard. organiSt
and director, will be as follows:
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AnifSr . How Beautiful Upon the s..
Esnice Psrrie and Choir. '''""''
3 PM.--Musieal Service
Anthem, Giosia u ESceIss. from,
twelfth H7,s rs. ;cis.os;::'..'....' csos;:: Mozart
Violin. The Rosary" .a".......... "o'.' x.vir
Warwick spates
Eunice srsS Psrris Henry smiih ana csSir sSGins'
Anthem, Be Thou Our All IN AL"
MascaEnt .Tonhurst
Agnes Koonfx, Pearl Zirkle and Choir
Soprano solo. n Loving Savior" Del Hieru
Eunice Perrie.
Anthem, God So Loved the World"
The Crucii9iou" u".............S .Siainer
The Choir.
Violin solo. Ito Wild Rose MacDowell
Warwick Spates,
Male quartet
speed Away"
swing Low, Sweet Chariot" d"
Henry Smith. Herman Denison George
Mason. Charles Kinseua
Anthem. Awake Thou That Sleepest"
from ''DaughIer ot Jsirus :. stainer
The Choir.
The choir Is composed OF: Sopranos
Laura Cannon. Ruth Havenner, Agnes
Koontz, Josephine Marshall. Eunice Per-
rie, Ethel Smith. Alma Van Geuder
nltos--Marian Dony. Edna Hubacher
Rose Hubacher, Agnes Teates. Pearl