Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22

time the club will give program Of
songs by Rheinberger, Gibson, Billiard,
Gr1eg. the piece dc resistance being Dud-
ley Bucks setting of the well known
poem. Paul Revere's Ride" The assist
ing artist will be Miss Gertrude Lonsdale
the English concert and oratorio singer,
who is making her first tour of this coun-
Try. The Madrigal quartet consisting of
Messrs. Joseph r. Matthew. Leroy Glider,
James Hicks and Theo. T. Apple. will
also assist the club. and Miss Salle Mason
VIII be the accompanist.
A special musical program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee for
the Thanksgiving service at ST. Michael
and All Angels Church. I'D street and
program will include organ and violin
duet, selected anthem, Thou Nisitest
the Earth and Blessest It. tCallcott) +.
Tie Deum'' (Goold): .Jubilate" lacey
'ENultemus Domino Brown; offertory
'Ne Shall Dwell in the Land iStainer)
communion service (StaineD: closing an
them 20 Lord, How Manifold Are
Thy Works 81. Barnby); sevenfold
amen tStainer): organ and violin duet.
The members of the choir are as follows !:
Sopranos. Misses Lillian Lewis. Helen
Brewer, Clara Clements, Maud Delaplane,
Ethel Leonard. Virginia Magruder Alleto
MaSruder. Mildred Mckee, c. Newman,
NJ. A Peterson, Elizabeth Taggarl. Eta
ie'S Sdi u I-Coiid IouiiS, ditcS- LES. Henry
White. Miss NJ. White, Mrs. c. Jonas. Mrs
Charles Young. Mrs. b. Prato. Mrs B.
Apellman, Miss +. Ward; tenors Messrs
William McKim, n. Frank, p. Cooper,
James Van Week; bassos. Hugh Yea, Will
liam Houes. Carl Judd. g. l.. Kurz James
Flake. J. Gross: violinist Mrs William
Hill; crucifer, William Mckim: librarian,
NJ. y. Peterson: organist and choirmaster
Mrs Henry Hunt Mckee.
The congregations of the Ninth Street
Christian Church, Douglas Methodist
Lutheran Church will hold a union
Thanksgiving service al the Eastern Pres
byterian Church at the invitation of Rev
Mr.. Nelbel, pastor, AT IL am. Thursday.
The music for the occasion will be fur
nished by the quartet of the church.
which has been reorganized for the sea-
son and consists of Miss Bertha Han
sen, soprano: Miss Elaine Sebring, con-
tralto: Mr.. George Blakeney, tenor and
Mr.. George ii. Miller, bass The musical
numbers will include two quartets, The
Lord Is King lMarston), with incidental
solos for soprano and bass, and Praise
the Lord, o Jerusalem tMaunders,, with
soprano solo by Miss Hansen. Miss Nellie
Sacrey preSideS at the organ.
Probably no event of the season has
aroused more marked interest in musical
circles than the announcement of the con-
cert at the Columbia Theater Monday at
ternoon, November 80, at 4:30 O'Clock,
when Mr.. John COrt Will present the
great dramatic soprano, Emma Calve. as
sisted by corps Of artists of the high
est renown. Sale of seats for the COM
Ing concert indicate that the eminent
vocalist viii be greeted by an audience
OF rare size and brilliancy even for this
city. Assisting Nine. Calve will be Brahm
Van Den Berg, pianist, and Karl Klein.
violinist. in the following program:
'Etude" Chopin, Berceuse Chopin,
.-Etude En- Form de Valse' tSaint-Saens).
(Schuber- Nilhelm) and Scenes de la
Csarda CHubay), Karl Klein: Stances de
Sapho' tGounod), Mime. Calve:" Romance"
tSchumann. Concert Etude" (Mosz-
koWskD, 'Humoresque' Dvorakl. '.Valse
Bluette" Drigo-Auer) and 'Iota Navarro
tSarasate). Karl Klein; Air du Mysoli''
(Felician DAVID. Nine. Calve; "a Mid
summer Nights Dream (Menhelssohn-
LisZD. Brahm Van Den Berg; ''Serenade."
with violin obligato (Gounod). and ..Haba-
Eera de Carmen (BiZeD, Nine. Calve
Mr. Richard 2. Backing is substituting
at Calvary Baptist Church for Mr.. VIII
liam D. Mcfarland. the regular tenor of
the quartet will sing the anthem, who
is This That Cometh From Eden"
CTebbs). and the offertory solo will be
given by Mrs Walter Gawler The an
them at the evening service will be MY
Soul Doth Magnify the Lord Marks).
and at the offertory Mr.. Henry Kaiser,
bass, will sing Come Unto Me- Coombs).
The service Thanksgiving day will be at
IL am, and the musical numbers will be
an anthem by the quartet. Look On the
Field tMacPherson): violin solo, ada
gio'' CRies), Mr.. Anton kaspar. and So
prano soio. Give Aims of. Thy Goods
tVontemps), Mrs. Gawler. with violin OBJ
lgato by Mr. Kaspar. The quartet will
consist of Mrs Ethel Observation-Disclosures
soprano; Mrs. Ralph Barnard, contraltO;
Mr. Richard p Backing, tenor, and Mr..
Henry Kaiser. bass.
Mr. Norman DAILY WAS one of the So