Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

church next Sunday morning. Among
the men who will sing on this occasion
of st. Patrick's; Bechtold, formerly of
ST stephens. and Messrs. Brown and
hopkins. The boys section Of the choir
will not be heard until later in the season.
The choir of mixed voices at st. Pat
r1ck's Church, with Miss Jennie Glennan
at the organ will furnish the musical
program at the II O'Clock mass today.
when ls d 1t will render the kyrie. sanetus
Aretchmars mass. The offertory number
will be a quartet, THE Angelus.'' by Rev.
F. x. Engiehardt. which will be sung by
MRS: Katharine Rogers. soprano: Mrs.
r. B. Gilmore, contralto DR.. William
h1mball. tenor. and James Nolan, bass.
Mr.. Philip Lee Scantling is just re-
covering from the severe sprain received
while alishting from a car several weeks
since, and will sing for the next month
with the newly organized choir of st.
Matthews Church.
The newly engaged quartet of ST. Ste
phens Catholic Church held its first re-
hearsal last evening. under the direction
OF Miss katharine LRckaye. who will
also act as orSan!st. The quartet is
composed of Miss Marguerite Howard,
| soprano; Mrs. Nellie O'Hare Pollard. con-
tralto: Mr.. Seaman. formerly Of the As
cension Church choir, tenor and William
Barnhoid. formerly Of St. Patricks choir
basso. A rehearsal with the full chorus
Will be heard Tuesday evening, and the
choir will make its initial appearance at
| the services Of the church the first Sun
| day In October.
The sanctuary choir of ST. Pauls Cath
Ollie Church, Ernest T. Winchester. direc-
tor, held an enthusiastic meeting for reor-
| ganization, the members of both the
| choir and choir school. numbering over
eighty voices. being present. The sixth
season of this organization was launched
by words of encouragement and appre-
| citation from its pastor, Mgr. James F.
Mackin. r. Mills Silby, choirmaster of
st. Patrick's Church, and Nation Boyce.
the newly engaged choirmaster of ST.
Matthews Church. were both present and
| addressed the choristers. An outline of
the plans for the years work was given
by Mr.. Winchester, after which a social
hour was spent. Among the new boy
choristers accepted at ST. PauPs this
year are Masters Richard and James
Glennan. nephews of Miss Jennie Glen
| nan. organist and director Of the mixed
choir at st. Patricks Church. both Of
whom have exceptionally fine voices. The
| choir of st. Pauls will resume work for
the season the first Sunday in October.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the direc-
! ton of II. w. Weber, will resume re-
hearsals Tomorrow evening In the lecture
/
being the tenth season since its organiza-
| ton. 1t will continue the policy this
season OF giving a public rehearsal on the
| first Monday in each month, when a
selected program win be given, including
some Of the best local talent. Although
the orchestra is strictly an amateur or
ganization, 1t will continue it's policy of
rehearsing symphonic music. and will
render several movements from Mendels-
sohns Italian Symphony at one of the
/ Gal hnN
will be no charge for admission to the
monthly rehearsals Of the orchestra. and
| the public is cordially invited to attend.
Among the soloists who assisted the or
Bayly. Mrs. D. Olin Leech, Miss Edith
| Stowell. Miss Ethel C. Johnson. Mrs.
| Estells Gulick-Cunningham, Miss Flor
ence Girouard. Mrs. Beulah Luxen
Brown. Miss Amy Kibbey, Miss e. Har-
riet Riley and Messrs. Charles E. Bright
u. c. Klein. Charles n. Black, Owen w.
Penney and Thomas L. Jones.
Washington talent inquired very promi-
nently at the recent concert given at the
Presbyterian Church at Rockville Md
After an opening chorus by the young
people Of the church a guitar solo was
given by H. D. Gordon; vocal solo, Miss
Bessie Birch; cornet solo. Miss Grace
vocal duet, Miss Birch and Mr.. Birch
male quartet, Messrs Beck Green, B.
Albert and DR.. Albert; violin solo, Robert
keary Stearns; vocal solo, LIE Roy
Birch; anthem by the church music class,
Send Out Thy Light" (schnecker).
Miss Lillian Chenowith, contralto SOLO
list of the Universalist Church of Our
Father. is spending the early fall at At
lantic City.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly. organist
of st. Paul's Lutheran Church, has re-
turned from visit to her old home in
Canton Ohio. and has already resumed
her place at the organ. During her alb
sence Armand Gumprecht officiated as
Organist
Mrs Helen Donohue Deyo has been en-
gagged as soprano soloist for the ensuing
year at the Metropolitan NJ. r. Church,
John Marshall place where she succeeds
MIS- Lawson. formerly Miss FRANCESCA
kaspar. who resigned the position just
before her marriage. The other members
OF the quartet-Miss Faye r. humphrey.
contralto: lie Roy Glider, tenor. and
James 8. Hicks. bass and director-have
been re-engaged for the coming season,
as has also Mrs. Kirk Russell. orRanist.
Mrs. Deyo will continue to sing through
September at st. Paul's Lutheran Church.
beginning her engagement at the Metro.
politan Church October l. Mr.. Hicks is
planning to give a number Of cantatas
during the winter. Miss humphrey will
be the offertory soioist this morning. and
Mr. Glider and Mr. Hicks will sing
duet. Send Out Thy Light" by
Schneider