Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07

and choirmas ter of the Congregations
Church. announces the following program
Of music for the services today: In the
morning. organ voluntary. Prelude from
"Parsifar' (Wagner); anthem. 20 Lamb
OF Cod (BischofD; anthem. Sweet is
Thy Mercy (Barnby): offertory. tenor
solo. "Gethsemane" (Salter); organ vol
untary. .Melotiie Pastorale" tDemarest.
At the evening service. organ numbers.
Largo and Allegro Of the First Sonata
(Guilmant). and Andantino UIemare,: an
them, Praise the Lord (Randegger):
offertory, quartet, These Are They
(Stair,: organ voluntary. Festival
March Russell Miller. The quartet is
composed OF Mrs. Il. II. Smart. soprano:
Miss Edna Scott Smith. contraito' Mr..
William c. Mills. tenor. and MI } wal,
ter Humphrey, bass. Mr.. Wh.dat VIII
be i'm his studio at the church Mondays
and Saturdays only. as he returns to Nor
folk. Tuesday evening Of each week 10
continue his clnsses there through the
present season. Previous to his engage
ment here Mr.. Whiddit held a number OF
important positions in Norfolk both as
organist and tenor soloist In various
churches. He will be Joined here later In
the winter by Mrs. Whiddit, who is also
an accomplished musician and organist OF
the Client Presbyterian Church, In Nor
folk. Since coming TO this city Mr.. WIND
dit contributed two vocal numbers at q
recent union meeting at Calvary baptist
Church, both his voice and his method
making a distinctly favorable impression.
The choir at st. Stephens Catholic
Church has been organized, and. com.
mencing today, the solo quartet Will
consist Of Messrs Lucien F. Randolph.
first tenor; Donald c. Edmonds. second
tenor: Theodore Howard. recently leading
bass at Holy Trinity Church. Georgetown.
first bass. and Edward III. Pandert. Sec
ond bass. Mr.. Ernest j. Benin will be
the director of the choir. This morning
the Second Messe Solemnelle. by Bar
tholomeus, for male voices, will be sung
for the first time: the proper OF tine
mass for the twenty-second Sunday AFTER
Pentecost will be sung from the Roman
Gradual. the offertory motel will be 20.
Maria, Virgo Pia" (author unknown, I'M
accompanied, and Harry Rowe Shelley
20. Salutaris Hostia' will take the place
Of the Beredictus. Compline will regular
pm, followed by benediction. A chorus
Of male voices is also under preparation
and will appear at an early date.
The pupils Of Miss Helen Gladmon gave
a studio recital Friday evening. They
were assisted by Miss Hilda Bostrom,
soprano. and Mr.. Leon Nusbaum, violin
ist The following program was given
two pianos) Cweber). Mildred Moore.
Helen Hulse, Helen Stake and Margaret
Wise; "Polonaise in A Flat" Chopin.
Mildred Cornwell: ION the Mead Uich-
ne6. Lucille Chamberlain; Caprice,
CWachs,. Leah Glad W mBar .:wr9ls..
Durand). Margaret Darby: Elaine
(BartletO, Miss Bostrom; 'Mazurka''
CWachs) Helen Stake: violin solo,
Spring Song (Mendelssohnl. Mr.. Leon
Nusbaum; piano solos. "valse Bril-
naise'' in A Major (Chopin). Helen Simp-
son; "valse Lent Chopin, Mildred
Moore; sonata, Appassionata (Beetho-
yen). Katherine Rohrer; soprano solo.
~s Gssrens Ia M Ssn SI,e Miss ssnu bo' tram
ces Somervilie; ''Soirees de Vienne''
tSchubert-Liszt). Katherine Lang: 'Rhap-
sodie'' No. IL (Liszt), Mildred Cornwell:
March from 'Tannhauser (Wagner), for
two pianos, Katherine Lang. Helen Simp-
son. Mildred Cornwell and Frances So1A-
erville.
The evening service at the Metropolitan
Baptist eChurch, 9th and A streets north
east. today will be AN Evening with the
be rendered: Piano solo. Andante Sos
tenuto (Mendelssohn). Mrs. Harry G. VIII
Bur: violin solo. Andante and Prayer
Oancla). Mr.. Henry E. Stopsack: an
them, SAVIOR, w men NlgHt Involves the
Sky" (shelley). Mr.. Gait W. Bowen and
choir: trio. Holy Father. Thou Hast
Taught Me" (Belcher). Mrs. d. L. Rich.
mond, DR.. w. Bruce Hoofnagle and Mr.
William T. Ellis; violin solo. Song to
The Evening Star :" (Wagner). MT. Stop
wilbur; soprano solo. 20 Lord. I Come
(Braga). Mrs. Richmond: tenor solo. 1.-The
Good Shepherd" (Van de Water). DIR.
Hoofnagle: anthem. ''The Lost Sheep
(Jordan), Mrs. Richmond, DR.. Hoofnagle
and choir. and piano solo. FIRST move
Mrs. Wilbur. The personnel OF the choir
is as follows: Sopranos. Mrs. Richmond.
Mrs. James NJ. Brooks. Mrs. Gilbert A.
Clark. Mrs. Gait w. Bowen. Miss Frances
Jessie Galloway. Miss Rachel Fleharty
and Miss Ethelyn Galloway; altos, Miss
Laura v. French, Mrs. J. Henry Tats-
paugh, Miss Emma Guschewsky and Miss
Agnes Fisher; tenors. DIR. w. Bruce Hoof-
Lewis B. Lawrence: bas1os. Mr.. Gilbert
A. Clark, Mr.. William T. Ellis and Mr..
Gait w. Bowen. with Mr.. Gilbert A.
Clark as director and Mrs. Harry @. Will
bur as pianist.
The Motel choir. directed by Mr.. Otto
Torney Simon. is rehearsing for the first
concert in December. The list of So
pranos has been closed. At the last re-
hearsal a new Motel by Vittoria was
taken UP. also the Sanctus from the b
minor mass Of Bach. At the next re-
hearsal OF the society. Thursday even
ing. q social feature at the close will be
solos sung by Miss Edna Sheehy. Miss
Catherine Erney and Rev. DR.. George
F. Dudley OF St Stephens Episcopal
Church. The concert committee Is COM
posed Of Philip Scantling. chairman; Mrs.
Sanders, Miss Mable Benson, Miss Sc
wall and Mr.. Fred A. Crafts.
The program OF music to be given by
the two choirs Of St. Patrick's Church
this morning will include, professional.
Faith of Our Fathers" (Ganss). Asper-
ges. Gregorian, Introit, Dominica XIII
IN Pentecost, (Silby). sanctuary choir;
Second Mass. mixed choir; Graduate.
Dominican XIII, in Pentecost. (Silby).
"Veni Creator" Cary. sanctuary choir;
"Credo." from Haydn's Second Mass.
mixed choir: offertory proper. lSilby),
Offertory Motel, Ave Verum. Cigar.
sanctuary choir; Sanctus. Benedictus,
Agnes Del. from Haydn's Second Mass.
mixed choir; Communion. lSilby), sane
tuary choir; hymn. Holy God" congre-
cation; occasional Faith OF Our Faith
ers" (Ganss). sanctuary choir.
One of the most attractive recitals OF
room for the blind at the Congressional
Library Thursday, by Mr.. Lee Crandall,
violinist, assisted by Miss Katherine Nc
Neal, pianist. Their program was an
interesting one and included: "A Ca
price," by Robert Cary Stearns; Peer
Gynte Suite" (Grieg): Russian airs,
(WieniawskD; piano solos. prelude.