Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-24

so,oist at Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
thurch and sang there last Sunday. Mr..
Ron Is q recent acquisition to local
musical circles. coming here from Texas.
Mrs. A NJ. Blair. president of the Ru-
binstein Club viii assist in giving the
musical program at Washington Heights
t'reSoS terrain Church this morning. Mrs.
H. l. Ialsieish, The regular soloist. viii!
sing lie Shall Feed His Flock from
the Messiah; There Were Shepherds in
the ED Abiding" and Lloyds ''Adeste
tloeiis Tomorrow. al Special service
MIS-, DalSleish will sing Gounod's ''Naza-
reth and % Thou That Tells Good
Iidinss IN Zion, from the Messiah.
Last Sunday Mrs, Elliott Woods and Mrs
Blair sang the duet MY Faith Looks
up to Thee, and Mrs u. W. Wilbur sub
stituted al the organ Tor Mrs. Harry cum
ninSham. who was unable To be present
ON account of the serious illness of her
young son.
The quartet of the Luther Memorial
Church will sing at this mornings serv-
ice The Glad Things by Brewer, and
There Were Shepherds" by Dudley
Buck At the evening service they viii
render 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem. hy
'Neio}linser and 20 Holy Night. by
Adams, and Donald Freeze viii give a
short organ recital at the opening OF the
service.
Miss Mabel I.atimer. formerly soprano
soloist at the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart.
Will sing this morning AT the service of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. her Sc
lection being Noel's Holy Night. Earl
Carbaugh, the regular soloist and pre-
centor will give Gounod's Nazareth"
and at the evening service will be heard
in Sing, oh. Sing. This Blessed Morn.
William c. Mills tenor soloist of the
Mount Pleasant Conerega tional Church.
was the assisting Soloist at the recital by
Mrs. Warner Gibbs Tuesday evening at
the Grafton. Mrs. E-nilie-Dousa!-M Maroon
ASSISTED as accompanist.
The Music Study Club met last week
at the home OF Miss Mildred Rider Miss
Ethel Lee read the second paper on the
'Development of Chamhcr Music Miss
rave humphrey sang t.assen's "Lehn
Define Wong" Sschu1nann's Die Iotes-
plume and SChUlort's Ted und daS
Madchen; Miss Lee played the Bach
Sonata. No. IL for cello and piano.
Miss Marion West accompanying her
and Miss Iverna child gave Max Wog-
Tch $ S;accato Caprice" Mrs. j. Paul
ioder, formerly Miss Leona Edgar * i'd
well. was the guest of the club for the
afternoon. Mrs. Yoder was the secretary
of the club previous to her marriage and
is spending thc holiday season in Wash
ington. She will be with her mother. Mrs.
Leona kidwell. at the kenesaw until
December 70, when she will reioin Mr..
foder in Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Yoder
been living in Boston, where Mr. Yoder
is head of the Boston bureau of the
United Press Association.
The friends of Mrs. G. c. Covert of
Trinity Episcopal Church Quartet will be
glad to hear that she is recovering from
the serious illness caused by the sudden
death of her mother.
The Criterion Orchestra. Hurlbut G.
Ho- ber
program at Emmanuel Baptist Church
this evening at Z 30 o'clock. The program
which has been materially changed from
the last one given by the orchestra, will
Handel; 1.-THE Rosary by Nevin, and
''Salut d'Amour,' by Elgar.
Donald B. Macleod. organist and choir
director of Christ Church. Georgetown,
has resigned his position. and Mrs Crit
fifth Johnson substituted at the organ
last Sunday.
James X Young of this city formerly
tenor sooist of Gurley Presbyterian
Church, has been engaged for similar
position at ST. Pauls P. E. Church, Alex
andria, Va.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged by Ernest j. Benin, organist and
director OF the male choir at Holy Trinity
midnight mass tonight. MIR. Daw, vio.-
linist. and Frederick S. Boorman. cellist,
will play Schumanns 'Traumerei'' and
other selections from the classics during
the administration of communion.
Miss Viola Schippert will be the offer
terry sooist today at Marvin NJ. p. Church.
when she will sing Fear Ye Not O
isreal." from HandeIs Messiah" Next
Sunday Miss Schippert will assist the
choir of Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church.
Harry NJ Forker will sing while
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks,' by
Oscar Franklin Comstock, at this even
ing's service in Hamline Methodist
Church.
The list of music at the Christmas
service of Trinity Episcopal Church in
Cludes the Communion Service i'm G. by
Oscar Franklin Comstock.
Miss Isabelle Taylor soprano, will
assist the choir of All Saints Episcopal
Church, Chevy Chase, at the Christmas
services tomorrow.
\ special musical service will be given
this evening at the West Washington
William Stalneil, with j. Floyd Harris at
the organ.
Mrs. Frances wainwright. contralto of
Chase. who has been spending the win
ter as the guest of Mrs. Dawson at
Chevy Chase, will be married Thursday
evening 10 William SAT of Chicago. The
wedding will take place at Mrs. Daw-
sons residence, and Mr. and Mrs. SAT
viii make their home in Chicago
Louis \. Potter, jr., has been engaged
as organist Of Calvary Baptist Church.
succeeding Arthur Mayo, who resigned
last spring TO accept a similar position
at the Christian Science Church. The
quartet choir of the church is composed
of Mrs. Ethel HoltZclaw Gawler, soprano:
Mrs. William 7. Reed. contralto, and
Messrs. Charles Myers, tenor, and 'Theo-
dore T. Apple, bass, and the Christmas
clude the anthems Sing, 0 Heavens by
Tours and 20 Sing to Cod by Gounod:
Mrs. Reed will be heard in 20 Thou that
Teilest Good Tidings in Zion" from THE
Messiah" and AIR. Myers will give Com |
fort Ge, from the same oratoro At
the evening service the quartet will rem
der the anthem. 1T Came Upon the Mid |
night Gear by Schecker, and Tours |
There Were Shepherds: Mrs. Gawler |
viii sing SEelIeys Holy Night" and |
air. 4:Dpie viii give 20 Holy Night of |
Bethlehem. Miss Minna Heiprichs, vio- |
linist, will assist at both services
Mss Adelaide Clements furnished the |
musical program at the celebration of the
silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and |
evening at their home on Clifton street
Miss Clements sang the Cavatena from
THE Queen OF Sheba": More Regal in
His Low ESfatpf s.Jpan -