Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-29

program was offered: Sing, o Sing. This
Blessed Morn an old carol; 20 Holy
Night. for solo and chorus. by Adam !:
Onward. Christian Soldiers by Fuller;
Young Charms" by Moore; Praise to the
Hottest in the Height by Wright;
Killarney" by BaIfe; .Adeste Fideles,"
(1aditionah: "Adoramus re. Christie" by
Dur ois. and Praise Ye the Father" by
Gounod. The rendition of Dubois well
known prayer. .Adoramus Te,'' was all
that could be desired. the pianissimo pas
sages especially showing the balance and
tonai beauty OF the choir AS an encore
- Believe Me if All Those Endearing
Young Charms the choir humned the
.avorte IRISH melody in harmony in a
beautifully shaded manner
The quartet choir of Gunton-Temple
Presbyterian Church. consisting OF Miss
BERTHE Thompson, soprano: Mrs. Charlotte
Gardner Lippitt. contra!to. Messrs. Fred
eric Sillers, tenor. and George A. Provost,
! lass. with Mrs. Grace d. jackson. or
sanist. will give a musical service OF
Mendeissohn compositions this evening, as
follows: "Lif, Thine Eyes" from Elijah :
! tenor solo. Re Thou Faithful Unto
Death. from the Oratorio OF St. Paul,
and the short cantata. Hear My Prayer"
The quartet Will be assisted on this occa-
dorc T. Apple. Mrs. George II. Price.
sopranos: Mrs. Estelle Gulick Cunning
ham. contralto: Messrs. A. NJ Jackson
Ian! joseph Conner. tenors. and +. f.
.:iisn ard Sam Eaton, bassos. Miss
Florence Wieser will give several Men
deiSsohn numbers on the cello, accom-
PANIED oy the organ.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell was
heard i'll two numbers a. :he semi month
y meeting Of the Sloi. Story Club We'd
nesday evening. Mrs. MaNweirs first
num1er was an az, rom Rossini's Bar
De- of Seville" Later She sang Iowen' S
Swallows, and Tor eEcores gave Roger S
! Love Has Wings and Annie Laurie"
Mrs. Charlotte q. L:ppitt entertained at
her monthly musical Wednesday at her
studio. the evening being devoted 10
schubert and his works. Among those
contributing 10 the program were the
Misses Roy. Seely. Weaver. Topper.
WEIGH. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Cock,ey.
; soprano, will be hostess Tuesday after
noon at studio tea. musical pro
gram viii be given from . to :.
Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt Will assist the
choir Of St. AIMS Church. Tenleytown.
this morning when Gounod's ST Cecilia
Mass will be rendered under the direction
/ OF George Herbert Wells. organist and
choirmaster Mrs. Fusitt returned Thurs
day from New York. where she was
! called 70 make records of the .Infam-
matus.'' from Rossni's "Stabat Mater.
! in which quartet Of prominent New
YORK .soioists assisted singing the, part
usually taken by chorus.
The choir Of Bethany Baptist Church
! assisted by Prof. Raphael koester and
/ Messrs. Karl and Paul koester. in trios
I for violin. viola and violoncello Will
! give the following program of music this
| evening: Organ prelude. Pilgrim 5
! Chorus. by Wagner: anthem. Great
and Marvellous. by Farmer. trio for
strings. theme and variations from 'Sere-
made III ID Major" by Beethoven: anthem,
The Radiant Morn" by Woodward: solo
| Fear Not Ye. o Israel" by Buck: organ
| Excerpts from Parsifal." by Wagner
anthem. "Oh. For Closer Walk With
F! Cod by Foster: trio. Alegretto ed
Innocent. by Haydn: anthem 'Ir
Mercy. Lord. Remember Me-" by Frey
and organ postlude. War March of the
Priests" by Mendelssohn. Miss Mabel
Dill is the organist and Mrs Dayelle
Taylor Welch is the soloist and director.
! The first of the annual series Of organ
recitals arranged each year by II. H
Freeman organist and chormaster oil
Old ST. Johns Church, took place Thurs
day evening.
The principal soloist was Miss Elizabett
Carter Davis, organist of st. James Eps.
copal Church, Leesburg, Va. She was as
sisted b. Miss Flora A. jackson, sopr ano