Evening star., 1928-02-26
MUSIGRAPHS

THE first Of series of five Lenten
organ recitals to be given at
Epiphany Church, 1917 @ street north
west. will take place Tuesday, and Will
be played by Thomas Moss. a promi-
nent organist and teacher of this city.
Mr.. Moss Is member of the District
Of Columbia chapter of the American
Guild of Organists, and Is the organist
and choirmaster at Calvary Baptist
Church. where he presides over the new
and beautiful instrument recently in
stalled-one of the largest organs In
Washington. He will present varied
program lasting but an hour. and the
recital. will be open to the public, and
especially those. who would spend
quiet hour OF worship through music
Mr.. Moss will play the following
program: Air Gracieux" (Rameau-
rerrarb Riga1dona1 Mena.snc. msIcb
Bach -Dickinson) prelude In B Minor"
(Bach) :. "Marche Champetre" (Boex):
"Eventide" (Fairclough; "Toccata'
td'Evry); adagio from '"The Sixth SYM
phony" (Widor).
Mrs. Cleo F. Parks, contralto. will
sing two numbers on this program. the
selection of which was received too late
for publication.
Thomas N. Leef. bass soloist and choir
director OF Calvary NJ. E. Church. South,
will present this morning Mrs. Charles
Gooch, contralto: Mary T. Leef, So
prano, and Margaret Moreland. So
prano. with Florence E. Reynolds at the
organ. The music will include duet.
In the Garden by Miles. sung by
Mrs. Gooch and Mrs. Leef. and solo.
Father in Heaven" by Saint-Saens.
| sung by Miss Moreland.
In the evening selected anthems will
be presented by the choir and Mr.: Leef
will sing Fear Not Ye, o Israel" by
Dudley Buck.
| Julia Culbreth Gray, listed as "The
| Carolina Contralto" and assisted at the
! piano by Mrs. Herbert w. Coble. pre-
| sented a song recital that won enthuSi-
astic notices. under the auspices OF the
| Business and Professional Women's
! Club OF Burlington, N. c., in the Mu-
! nicipal Theater last Friday. Among the
| numbers that found most enthusiastic
| reception was Lullaby" written by
| Wellington Adams of Washington. Also
| 1t was quite a compliment to Mrs. Gray
| that in a newspaper report OF the event
1t was said: Her program was varied
| and all the numbers good. but her
Southern negro selections seemed best
| to 60 to the heart OF her audience:
Mrs Gray is a finished artist, gifted
I musician and a conceded authority IN
her speciality, that OF folk songs.
, At Calvary NJ. E. Church. Fifteenth
! and Columbia road. today at ii am,
| the music. under Mabel Linton Williams.
| oreanist and director, will be:
pas1n JGaior chalF. an'H Gas, Thy burden upon ,h.
ous",s. l@.a Nv l,''fs nefen.- i. Of God smper
fo-tIude. 20 Sanctissina" ..-..... .haFser
Organ recital-7:45 pm:
90 i,sssiIeria az ii t Ru.iic ana 80. .Msscasnl
Soprano solo. MY Redeemer and Nv
v,ois rota Harper. fir., .oioi:. for tn. Lenien
Quartet, II will Feed Nv Flock" .Huhn
sIncidfntsl has. solo. NJ Tahoattl
Tenor solo. Love Never Faileth
FLOYD e. Williams.
| post,uir RereSs'onal ......-.. .LeUa'
Arthur Tabbutt. bass. will be the
soloist at the second organ Lenten re-
cital. next Sunday.
Nellie Sebastian Chaillet. soprano
soloist at Cleveland Park Congrega..
t!onal Church. gave short recitai
Monday afternoon at the DeaconesS
Home of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Cornelia Long Kinsella. o:-
cenist a, Firs. Presbyterian Church
was the accompaniSt. Friday Mrs-
chail,et. accompanied by Mrs Kin
snlla will be the soioist az fellowship
luncheon at Wesley NJ. E. Church.
TIL. Washington College o. Music
broadcast a short half-hour program
las, Monday evening at 1880 oclocS
from Station WTFF, Adele Delano
soprano: Catherine Benson. pianist
Virginia Craig. soprano. and victor
George. yioionist. were the soio:StS tf
make up the program Miss Benson
also PLAYED the Accomplishments.
The college gave at its usual Satur-
6ay evening period from Gas TO
o'clock over Station WRC an organ
recital by Irene Juno, who demon
stra,ed the possibilities of the thsater
organ installed at the college These
organ recitais will be continued unui
March IT. when programs OF piano
violin and voice will be oroadcas, from
the studio Of WRc.
The Junior class of the Master School
Of the Piano. Grace G. GilchriSt, di-
rector. held its monthly meeting last
Saturday afternoon st the school.
Gustav Weckel conducted the meeting.
Those present were: Frances Carnes.
Gertrude Gilchrist Mary Frances Merx.
Arlene Schoenbers Fay Greenoerg.
Jean Holmes, Clarence Huffman,
Josephine Ber,olini. Frances Pttsiglio,
America pittiglio. RoSalie Michaelson.
Bernice Stein. Hanna Stein. Catherine
Coulon. Doris Klesner Mildred Meyer,
H,lda Siegel. Georgia Nau, John Bgen-
nan and Leo OfenStein,
| Mildred Meyer recited to the class,
When paderewsS! Starts 10 Play by
Ernest Boiling,
Maria Williams, pianist, made her
| radio debut over WRC Monday niGht.
when she played MacDoweilS Eagle.
prefaced by word-picturc written by
| Mrs. Rou,t Johnson Manning and sd-
/ mirably read by George Ross.
| Mrs. Johnson Manning presented the
| following children III another OF her
studio recitals yesterday; Constance
Russell. Maria Williams. Patsy Doug
las. Dorothy willard. Maxine Duvel.
Dorothy Lawson. Anne Siniey, Louise
Woodruff Amanda Ch,,tum, Anne
| Walter. Isabel Walter. Rose Marie Ed
munds, KearSley C,ldwell. Valerie
| prochnik. Edgar rrochniS, Theodore
Langley. CsSSon Crittenden and Clark
| Hawkins.
An interesting program which was
| given last Sunday afternoon III the
lobby Of the Evanseline 10 All apase-
| eiative audience oi about 500 Was ths
| sixth Of series Of Sunday afternoon
musicals given at the Eyansel!ns,
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