Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-02
MUSICAL MENTION.

were played with violin and piano, Mrs.
Horace Duin. violinist, assisting: An
dante Gluck), "BerceuSe Russo God
ard); ''Chansan TriSte' (Tschaikowsky).
The program of music to he given by
the choirs of ST. Patrick's Church this
morning includes the prelude. The Holy
Night dudley Buck): organ voluntary
by Mr.. Gumprecht; professional. Faith
of Our Fathers tGanss). sanctuary
choir; Introit tSilbyp, sanctuary choir:
kyrle. from Weber's mass in G., mixed
choir: Gloria (Weber), mixed choir:
Graduate and Allelulia (Silby). sanctuary
choir; Neni Creator Parsonsp, sanctuary
choir: Credo NNebeD, mixed choir. of
fertory proper (Silby), sanctuary choir,
offertory Motel, 20 Sacrum Convivium"
(BernaderD sanctuary choir: Sanctus
tMeber), mixed choir; Benedictus
(Weber), mixed choir; Agnes Del
(Weber), mixed choir Communion
tSllby), sanctuary choir: hymn, con-
gregatlon; occasional, Hank. Hank, My
Soul itichardson). sanctuary choir;
postlude, March (Wagner); organ vol
The free public concert Of the Rebew
orchestra will be resumed tomorrow even
ing at the Keller Memorial Church. This
concert Will be the fourth of the season.
The sooists viii be Miss Ethel johnson,
soprano, and Miss Mabel DAILY and Mr..
W. j. Weber, pianists.
Mr.. lie Roy Glider has resigned from
his position as tenor soloist OF st. John
Episcopal Church, Georgetown, and has
accepted similar engagement at the
Metropolitan NJ. L. Church. where he
will assume his new duties today.
The choir of All Saints Episcopal
Church prepared an elaborate program of
music for their Christmas services. which.
with a few minor changes, will be re
peated. today. They were assisted last
Sunday by Miss May Belle Taylor. So
prano. and c. F. Ogilby. tenor, in the fol-
lowing program: Anthem. Rejoice Great
ly (simpeD: Venite in B fiat (Corbinl
Te Deum lFoster): Jubilate Dec in Z
Q Heavens (Tours). The personnel of
the choir is as follows: Sopranos. the
Misses Polkinhorn, Malcomb. Jones,
Schaefer. Mrs. Johnson, Miss Jones. Mrs.
Fill and Mrs Dawson; alto, Mrs. Taylor;
tenors, DIR. Hamilton and Mr.. Albert
BASES, Mr.. Weaver, Mr.. Dawson, Mr..
Alexander. Mr. Forbes, with Mr.. William
Taylor at the organ.
Miss Lydia Richard Hughes, soprano.
formerly of Washington, has returned to
the city to spend the holiday season with
relatives. Miss Hughes is now a men,
College, besides holding the position of
soprano soloist in the Trinity Lutheran
Church in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Charles Howard Roderick, also of
Washington, who Is instructor of violin
at the same institution, assists In the
choir Of the Lutheran Church and takes
charge of the music in the Sunday school.
Mr.. Arthur Clyde Leonard, who had
charge of the music department of Chevy
Chase College for several seasons, is
director of music at Kee Mar College and
organist of the same church in which
the two Washington musicians sing.
The semi-annual recital by the students
of immaculate Seminary, Wisconsin ave-
nue., was more than usually ambitious
and the numbers were given with good
technique and mature Interpretation. The
program included duet, 'Valse" (Mosz-
kowski), Marguerite Kennedy and Zita
Wallace; "Arabesque'' (Chaminade), Adele
Nohr), "Chansonette" Ode koven), Mar
guerite Kennedy, with Hilda Byrne at
the piano; "Capriccio,' in E minor tMen-
dessohn). and "Impromptu" (Chopin).
MANN, May kengla; vocal solos. The
Gift tBehrendD, Hilda Ryrne. with Grace
Linck at the piano; "Papillon" tGrieg),
Zita Wallace; Good Night (Nevin),
Averill Gogley; shepherds All and
Maidens Fair" GNevin??. Eleanor Brophy;
ham), and Still vie die Nacht'' (Bohm),
Zita Wallace, with Marguerite Kennedy
at the piano: "Serenade' (Chaminade),
and Les Willie" (Chaminade), Grace
Marguerite Kennedy; vocal solos. when
the Heart Is Young CBuck. Hilda
Byrne, with Evelyn Leitzinger at the
piano; "Etude," op. 10, No. 5 tChopin),
Miriam Harding; Magic Lantern-Chopin'
Goddard. and 'sonate." op. IS. lento.
Ave Maria !MascagnD., Zita Wallace.
with Marguerite kennedy: "Mazurka"
Ueschetizky). and '.Libestraum,'' No. 3
HiszD, Marie Hack; chorus, Might
Song tAbt), Marguerite Kennedy, Hilda
Byrne, Zita Wallace, Marie Hack, Louise
Noonan. Grace L.inck, Margaret Ander-
ton. Elizabeth Redmond, May Kengla
Adele Henrietze, Eleanor Brophy, Ethel
Gormiey, Helen Redmond. Miriam Hard
ing and Ruth Ramsey, with Evelyn Let
Finger at the piano and violin obligato by
Beatrice Lansburgh
At the Washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church this morning Mrs. Blanche
Muir Dalgleish will be heard in the
hymn, There Is a Wilderness in Gods
Mercy" adapted to the music Of the
ballad, Forgotten" by Eugene Cowles
and at the evening service she will sing
Not Ashamed of Jesus
At the request of many members of
the Church of the Sacred Heart the music
of the Christmas midnight mass will be
repeated at the IL o'clock mass today. 1t
consists of e. Marcos MESA Solen-
nelle." Novelties arrangement of "Adeste
Fideles." etc. and at 100 pm. service
Marcos beautiful vespers will be sung.
with appropriate hymns, all Of the classi-
cal order. The choir will be assisted by
Miss Alice Eversman. who has achieved
success as soprano both In Europe and
New York, and is now visiting her par
ents in this city.
Ball-Joint Pudding Stirrer.