Evening star., 1932-11-20

1N91S afternoon at O'CLOCK, at
All Souls Unitarian Church
Sixteenth and Harvard streets,
i Lewis Atwater, organist, will
present program of early Ital-
ian music. He will be assisted by
Charles Trowbridge Tittman. bass. who
will sing "Vittoria mic core" by Carts
sirni Q604-74). The public is invited.
The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church chorus and quartet will pre-
sent its first Sunday evening sacred
musical program in the church audi
torium this evening. They will sing
Maunder's Song of Thanksgiving The
solo parts will be sung by Elsie Schultze,
soprano; Mary Apple, contralto Will
liam P. Shanehan, tenor, and Herman
Fakler, bass. The cantata will be given
under the direction of Claude Robson,
organist and director. with Norton M.
Little, chorister, conducting.
The music at st. Marks Lutheran
Church at the 10 o'clock service on
Thanksgiving morning will include:
Organ prelude, "Melodi" (FrimD: an
them. Praise the Lord o Jerusalem
CMaunder), with incidental soprano
solo by Laura Lyle; contralto solo. Con
slider the Lilies" from "a Song of
Thanksgiving" (Maunder). Alice Sher-
rer; bass solo, Come Ye Thankful
People, Come" (Scott, Wilfred Nerlich.
Other members of the choir include
Ann Borjes, Selma Trede, Marie Trede
and Virginia Cooper. Lucy Paul Shaw,
organiSt and director.
Warren F. johnson will play Intro
duction and Allegro" the first move
ment from the Sixth Symphony, by
Louis Vierne, this evening at 1880
o'clock, at the Church Of the Pilgrims.
Dorothy DeMuth Watson has been
appointed chairman of music for the
which will be an important feature OF
the World Fair in Chicago next Sum-
mer.
Ruth Hansford Snodgrass, soprano
and Eveline Monico, pianist, will give
a short program at the Women's City
Club this afternoon. Mrs. Snodgrass
will sing group Of classic numbers
and a group of songs by modern Amer
lean composers. Miss Monico will play
LiStz's "Waldesrauschen" and mod
ern number, Island SPELL" by John
Ireland.
The choir Of the Church Of the Ad-
vent, under the direction of Ruth
Blackburn, organist and director, will
give program of Thanksgiving music
this evening at pm. M. Eber Riley
guest organist, will give short pro-
gram preceding the service.
The National Capital Choir. under
the direction of DR.. Albert w. Harmed,
will sing the anthems. Come Let Us
Sing" from the "95th Psalm" Men
delssohn, and Praise the Lord" Ran
degger, at the Universalist National
Memorial Church this morning. DR.;
Harmed will play allegro Maestoso," >"
prelude: "Andante Religioso," from the
fourth organ sonata, for the intermesso,
and "Fugue," from the second organ
sonata, for the postlude, all compost
tions by Mendelssohn.
The widow music from 1.-The Elijah"
will be a special feature of musical
program at the First Congregational
Church tonight. Ruby Smith Stahl
and Dale Hamilton will sing the lead
ing roles. The A Capella choir will
Gretchaninoff. At the morning service
the choir will sing "Oh Lord. Thou
Art Our God" by Clarence Dickinson,
and the quartet will sing Behold.
There Shall Be a Day." by Alfred
Wooler.
Thelma Callahan presented a group
of her pupils in a piano recital over
VOL week ago Saturday, assisted by
Marietta Eckam, violinist. Those tax
ing part were: Mary King, Eudalie Ball,
Olive Rickard, Helen Kee and Lorraine
Crawford.
The new 1888 contest bulletins for
the Junior department CT the D. c.
rived and may be obtained by COM
municating with Thelma Callahan, con-
test chairman, at COS Taylor street
northwest. Only members of the fed
Grafton are eligible.
Myrtle Patschke, soprano, will be
guest soloist at the Spiritual Science
Church of Christ this morning.
Members of the Washington Readers
Club will present an "Old-time Folks at
Home" evening, under the auspices of
the Business and Professional Women S
Club of All-Souls' Church, Unitarian,
Sixteenth. and Harvard streets north
west, Tuesday evening, in Pierce Hall
at S:15 O'Clock. The public is invited.
The Washington Male Quartet an
nounces that Bob Ferguson, who re-
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