Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-18

ing THAT Sweet Story OF Old by West.
Today at the morning service he will
and in the evening. Gently, Lord. .
Gently Lead U.s.
Mrs Lucille Belts has returned from a
brief visit to New York. where she was
called by the illness of near relative.
Miss Frances Bethune was the sooist
last Tuesday at an open meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women at Eighth
Street Temple. Her contralto voice was
heard in Three Green Bonnets." 1.-TWO
Eyes of Brown and 1.-The Heart of My
Love" She was ASSISTED by Mrs. Levi
II. David at the piano.
The Ensemble Club will be entertained
Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Hermann w. Smith. AS this is the
first meeting of the club since its concert
in June at the Mount Pleasant ConSre-
gational Church plans will be discussed
for the coming season. This chorus club,
consisting of sixteen singers from differ
ent choirs in the city. under the dlrec-
ton of Mr.. Lewis Corning Atwater. gave
an admirable rendition last spring OF
Governs Rose Maiden" and will give
six or eight concerts during the coming
winter At the first one of Gauls sacred
cantatas will be presented.
Miss Bertha Bean has been substituting
at the Temple Baptist Church for Miss
Jean Tonks, the regular contralto of the
quartet who will return to the city dur
ing the coming week and resume her
place in the choir next Sunday.
The musical program given at the So
cial gathering of the Mississippians last
night at Pythian Temple included some
delightful numbers. Miss Mabel Latimer.
soprano, sang ''Carde Fleurs" Oehbes);
encore, Coming Thro' the Rye; Miss
Helen Myers gave a piano solo. "Caras-
sima' (Penn) Miss Bessie Monaghan
was heard in monologue, and MIR. Will
liam G. Atherholt tenor, gave selec-
ton. "Whisper. and 1 Shall Hear Picco
IominD He was accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Atherholt, and Miss Mar
guerite O'Toole played for Miss Latimer.
Mr. Lewis Corning Atwater, organst of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, played the organ solo which oc-
ours in the afternoon ritual of the Day of
Atonement at the Eighth Street Temple.
The program of music to be given at
the Eastern Presbyterian Church this
morning will include anthem by the
quartet. 80 Taste and See That the Lord
is Good" (ReaO: soprano solo. Saviour.
Blessed Redeemer'' &C. Henshaw Dana);
Miss Bertha Hansen, and tenor solo. IF
With All Your Hearts, from Elijah"
DR.. w. NJ Kimball. In the evening the
choir will sing the anthem, Nearer to
Thee (Williams) and the offertory solo
Is (Gounod). sung by Mr.. A. +. Bingham,
bass The quartet of the church consists
of Miss Bertha Hansen soprano: Miss
Elaine Sebrins. contralto; Or, w; NJ
kimball. tenor. and Mr.. A. F. Bingham.
bass. Miss Nellie Sacrey presides at the
organ.
Miss Ethel Lee. cello soloist of ST.
Patrick's Stringed Orchestra, has been
awarded three years scholarship at the
Peabody Conservatory. and will go to
Baltimore every week to pursue her
studies under Wirt2 and to take part in
Peabody recitals Friday afternoons.
Miss Lydia Hughes, soprano. took a
little holiday from her duties at Eastern
College, Front Royal, recently and spent
several days here with her mother and
sister. attending several concerts Of in
tereSt.
Mrs Sidney P Hollingsworth will sing
at both services at Gunton Temple today.
At the morning service she will be heard
at the offertory in "These Are They"
from Gaurs Holy City" and in the even
ing she will sing duet. God That
Madest Earth and Heaven" Rathbun),
with Mr.. George Provost
Mr.. Ernest T. Winchester organist and
choirmaster of ST Pauls and ST. Alloy
sius churches. gave the opening recital
on the new 5000 Moeller organ in the
Presbyterian Church at Harrisonburg,
Va. last Wednesday. An audience OF
SOD had gathered to hear the recital Mr..
Harry Stevens. tenor, of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church, was the assisting solo
list. Mr.. Winchester will give the initial
recital on a new Moeller organ in a prom
inent church at Dayton, Ohio. next week.
as part of the concert course of the
Collegiate Institute of that place.
The first cantata to be given this sea-
son by the choir of st. Andrews Church
will be 1.-The Last Judgment" which will
be present ed Sunday. November l. The
quartet in this choir consists Of Mrs.