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Sanctus," by Gounod: And the Glory
OF tho Lord" and "Hallelujah" from the
Messiah" Louise Citizens Trimble, So
prano from New York. who made such a
Will be heard in the aria. With verdure
Clad" from Haydn's Creation" and
Menoeissohn's Hear MY Prayer" and
Mr.. Terrell will sing the aria, Comfort
from ''The Messiah" Newton Hammer.
baritone, and Mrs. Arthur Butler Pierce.
contralto, who are members OF the quar-
tet OF the church, will also be heard.
son. pastor Of Northminster Presbyterian
Cnurch. Will preside as usual at the or
gan.
tinuous service Of eleven years at Cal
vary Baptist Church. has resigned his
posit1on to accept q similar engagement
AZ tne First Church OF Christ (Scientist).
MI. Mayo succeeds Miss Beulah Cham
oers. VINO retired from the position on ac-
count or pressure Of other work. The
work OF Calvary choir under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. Mayo has always ranked
among the best In the city. His resigna-
ton VIII take effect the middle OF June
and he will begin his new duties at the
Christian Science Church Sunday, June
Felix Garziglia closed q busy season
Thursday evening with a pupils recital
at his residence studio. The program
was well chosen one. and Included
Sonata Sonata Pathetiaue:" by Beethoven. and
lin Jackson: "Kamennoi Ostrow." by
|Rubinstein. and ''valse Chromatique,"
by GODDARD. Edward Donovan; "Warum,"
by Schumann. and ''Danse Hongroise."
by Brahms. Ernest Behm; Autumn"
by Mendelssohn. Miss Marguerite King;
The Lark" by Glinka-Balakireff, and
"Krieslertana,- by Schumann. Miss
Florence Stonebreaker. and ''Rhapsodie."
Mr.. and Mrs. Garziglia sailed yesterday
by the French line for Havre. and will
spend the summer abroad. They will
visit Mr.. Garziglia's old home in Nice.
Switzerland.
At the Foundry M. r. Church this
evening at O'Clock new chorus choir
appearance, under the direction Of
Sydney Lloyd wrightson, who has been
organizing this work since April /. The
choir Is composed of volunteer voices
these being soloists in other churches,
who are not on duty In the evening.
The platform in the church has been
enlarged and one Of the features Of the
plan is that the choir only sing at the
ed each Sunday and the last Sunday OF
each month a special musical program
will be rendered, until the end OF July.
when they will disband until September.
The music arranged for this evening Is
as follows. with Walter c. Armacost at
the organ: Prelude, "Grand March," by
Verdi: anthems. "Send Out the Light.
by Gounod. and Sweet Is the Mercy" by
wrightson: zion Awake" by Cost, and
postlude. ''Mesolonelle." by Waylie.
B. Frank Gebest was host at another
pupils recital recently. the students be-
Robert Sharp. tenor. in giving the follow
Ing program: Overture. "Oberon." for
two pianos, eight hands. by Won Weber;
Miss Dortch and Messrs. Gotta. Feweil
Sonata In B fiat. by Beethoven. Miss
Josephine Golden: "Warum" and "Auf-
schwung," both by Schumann. Miss Irene
Hardesty: 'Impromptu'' in A fiat minor,
duet. Spanish Dance" No. g. by Mosz-
kowsky. Misses Phyllis Stewart and Mary
Maxam; March Grotesque' by Singing,
Miss Imogen Graham: "The Butterfly. .
tenor solo. ''I Think" by d'Hardelot, Mr.
Sharp; "Berceuse," by Iljinsky. and "By
the Brookside." by Karganoff. Miss s.
Wilmer Dortch: "Scherxo." in B nat mi
"Rondo" in p fiat. by Won Weber. Helen
Writ Merriam; "Staccato Etude." by Ru-
binstein, Robert Bond Gotta; tenor SOLO
''The Bird and the Rose" by Amy Elise
Horrocks. Mr.. Sharp; and "Rhapsodie''
No. IL, BY LisEt. Mr.. Gebest.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell has re-
turned from New Yorw, where she was
tho soloist at a sacred concert given at
High Bridge. N. ].
The pupils Of Miss Helen Gladnon gave
their monthly studio recital Friday even