Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
NJ R Apis

wednesday in the Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church. The songs were Benz
berg's Love Me Well" and MacDer-
mids "Socrement."
The washington Quartet, composed
of MRS, Fred Rice, soprano; Edna Jones:
contralto; Rogdon Dixon, tenor, and
Roland Comley, bass, with Mrs. George
Thomaieies, accompaniSt, gave short
program at the Thanksgiving meeting
of Carroll Council Of the knights Of
Columbus.
Ruth Elizabeth Smith, soprano. rem
dered an effective program of old Eng
lish hymns during the wedding cere-
mony of Myrtle Bealle and Russell KEEL
Ter Saturday morning at st. Gabriel's
Church.
Evelyn Scott Of the Washington Col
Iege of Music gave a violin recital at
the Arts Club Thursday evening, with
Catherine Benson at the piano.
Miss SCOTS program was divided into
three groups. In the first were Lar
ghetto" Haendel- Hubay; 'Tambourine,"
Gosser; "Chanson ct Pavane," Cou-
perin-Kreisler. and De Beers arrange
ment OF Moderate und Intermeszo."
The second division consisted of Grieg's
Sonata in G Minor" The last four
numbers were "Liebeslied," Sammartini-
Elmar; "Jazzetto," Gardner; Dance of
the Sylphs,' Goldblatt, and "Hopak,"
Moussorzsky -Rachmaninon.
A choir of IS voices, under the direc-
ton of Emily q. Dickinson, organist
and choir director Of the National Bap-
fist Memorial Church, viii present the
special Thanksgiving music today,
The soloists viii be IneZ Miller,
Richie Mclean, Herbert Aldridge and
Henry Magnuson.
The program at IL am. will be: Or
gan, -"Andante Religioso," Rowley; an
them. 20 Give Thanks Unto the Lord"
Semper; anthem, Praise the Lord, o
Perusalen1," Maunder organ, prelude
and Fugue in @ Major" Bach. At 8
pm. the entire choir will render the
cantata Song of Thanksgiving" by
| Maunder.
Godfrey O'Hara, composer, probably
most widely known for his song "There
Is No Death" although he has written
many other things. will give lecture
recital Friday at IL Am. before the
members of the Friday Morning Music
Club in the auditorium Of the Cosmos
Club. Mr.. OHara's subject will be
THE Philosophy and Humor Of Music"
Eva Whitford Lovette, who has been
i'll for the last month, will be- able to
resume her work as director of the
Lovette Choral Club tomorrow evening
at the studio zoos @ street. She also
will continue her series of talks irlaucu-
rated early in the season. These In
structional periods, for the benefit Of
4 club members, embrace all phases of
voice production. Tomorrow 1.-THE Art
of Deep Breathing" viii be the subject
of the talk commencing at 8 o'clock,
followed by practical tone work and re-
hearsal of the interesting and artistic
program to be given later in the season.
Last Monday the club enjoyed q card
| party at the home Of the, president,
Beulah Burton Smith. Ethel Lynn Fast
sang Mozarts "Allelulia."
Grace Hazard Wormelle presented
Lucille Mcdowell in a recital, assisted
by the junior members of her school,
| last Friday night. The entertainment
was for the benefit of the junior class
of the Brookland Baptist Church. It
consisted of a play, THE Three Wishes;
a minstrel show, the woodbridge Boy
Orchestra and piano solos and interpre-
tations. All Accomplishments were
played by the children.
The following numbers viii be pre-
sented at the two services today at the
vermont Avenue OnTlSGldu CuufCu.
neutrality-suspicious., Festival TIE Deum,"
1 Buck; tenor solo. THE Earth Is the
Lords" Lynes. Evening-Anthem, 20
Lord, How Manifold" Barnby; mixed
quartet, Praise and Give Thanks"
| Adair-O'Hare Ian arrangement Of the
splendid Thanksgiving solo composed by
Mrs. Chester W. Adair, organist of the
! Fourth Presbyterian Church Of this
city,. ,..
The soloists are: Mrs. b. d. Shreye.
E. BraithWaite. tenor and director; W.
G. Sindell, bass. ae