Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01
MUSICAL MENTION.

Der. She will be assisted by Mrs Neibel.
wife Of Rev. Charles L. Neibel, pastor Of
the Eastern Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Neibel is near relative of Ethelbert
| Nev1n, the well known composer, and is
an accomplished pianist. She will play
two solo numbers, and there will be some
vocal solos, as well as quartet numbers
by male voices. the entire program to be
made up of compositions by Nevin.
The choir of Old st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Lafayette Square, was engaged
by the State Department to render the Sc
| lections at the memorial service for the
late imperial German ambassador, Baron
Won Sternburg. held last Thursday after
noon In the German Evangelical Lutheran
Concordia Church. The choir sang two
special hymns and the anthem, Come
Unto Me, All Ye That Labor and Are
Heavy Laden. and Will Give You Rest, "
| Master Charley Horton, soprano, singing
the incidental solos. The choir consists of
Sopranos, Frederick Kayhoe, Nell Marks.
John Hughes, DENLY Hird. Howell Levi,
Philip Baldwin, Joseph Andrews, Fred
Steffens, Benjamin Soper. Gilbert Miller,
Edwin Hale, Ernest D. Roberts. Fritz
Schwertner, Charles Schwertner, Charley
Horton. Louis Stabler, Scott Trowbridge,
Malcolm Rich. Antoine MacNamee. Wal
ter White. Eugene D. Freeman, Howard
d. Norris. Gerald Hale. Gilmore Amies.
Henry Ravenel Maurice Thorne: counter
i eOASASs INICAdIu klSSlcS, ndyI1Onu
Thomkins. Elmer Kraft. Edward R.
Thomas; tenors, Charles B. Xanten,
Charles II. Henney. T. L. Mead. jr.;
bassos. Edwin T. Miller. r. H. Atkinson.
Bayward X. Gibson, Jay C. Howell: So
loists-Master Charley Horton. soprano;
Mr.. William c. Mills, tenor; Mr.. Henry
| H. Tallmadge, baritone; Mr. Arthur II.
Deibert. bass; Mr.. H. H. Freeman. or
ganist and choirmaster: Eugene D. Free
man. librarian: Frederick G. Kayhoe, as
| sistant librarian
The recital this week at the reading
room for the blind was distinctly out of
the ordinary, and was given by several
members of the Marine Band. Their
program included a quartet, "Anpie
Laurie" Dudley Buck. for iuegelhorn,
cornet, trombone and euphonium, played
by Messrs. Walter F. Smith, Hans Wun-
derlich. Harry A. Stone. Edward McIn.
tire; fuegelhorn solo. The Rat Charm
duet, Il Would That My Love- Men
delssohn), Messrs. Smith and Wunder-
Itch: cello solo, "Andante From the Ninth
Concerto" (B. Rombergl. Mr.. Fritz A.
(Michael Costa. Messrs. Smith, Wunder-
nch and Stone: quartet. Summer Song
lMendelssohn). Messrs. Smith. Stone,
Wunderlich and A,cIptire. Mr.. Henry B.
6ahr was the accompanist.
fine program was given last Tues
day at Hotel Gordon for the organ fund
OF Trinity Church. when Mr.. Oscar
ts Comstock sang. Poor Wounded
Love Ne or Not" seechi. and The
Pretty Creature" Horace. Mrs. Crauch
played effectively Rubinstein's 'Karn-
menoi Ostrow." op. 10. No. %. Miss Mary
Governs voice was heard to advantage
mans You and l. Miss Stella Wilson
and Miss Juanita Miller added much
mirth by their Rotations The program
closed with Louis song cycle, Fairy
Miss Helen Bane. Mr.. E. r. Davidson
| and Mr.. Comstock. Miss Marguerite Will
liams proved an excellent accompanist.
Mr.: T. f. Moore. bass, was the soloist
| at the vesper service at st. Matthew
Catholic Church last Sunday. He was
heard in Marston's 20 Salutaris" At the
meeting Of the League of the Sacred
Heart Thursday evening some new
hymns were sung by the choir. and Mr..
an adaptation Of Granier's ''Hosanna,'
which had been effectively arranged by
Miss Jennie Glennan. organist and choir
director of the church.
| Miss Emily Glover. daughter of Mr..
William T. Glover, director Of the choir
Of Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church, was
| the offertory solOist at All Saints Epis-
i cOpal Cnurcn, CneVy SnaSe, last sunday,
her selection being Guide Me. Thou
Great Jehovah" by Harry Wheaton How
ard
/ An interesting program was given be-
fore a large congregation at st. Paups
p. E. Church, Sunday evening last, under
the direction of Mr.. Edgar Priest, A. r.
! n. c. NJ. The occasion was the second
of a series Of Special Choral Evensongs.'
given the last Sunday of each month at
% o'clock. All music rendered Sunday
was the work of American composers.
Qificat" and "Nunc Dimittis," Baker;