Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

and Il Am the Bread Of Life" The
quartet will sing at the offertory God
Sc william ihs %s whad she the
ganist and choir director, will play Ada
gio.' op. Is, by Beethoven; Largo" by
Handel, and "Barcarolle." by Offenbach;
Mrs. B. H. Smart will sing solo at the
Thank the Lord and the choir hymn,
unaccOmpanied. 'Some Blessed Day"
Miss Helen Crennan has been engaged
as soprano soloist at the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church and assumed her
duties there last Sunday. At the morning
service she sang, at the offertory, Han
deps Come Unto Me-" and In the even
ing she was heard with Mr.. Braithe-
waite. tenor. in the duet 'Tarry With
There will be a special musical service
this evening at All Saints Church. Chevy
Chase. The program will include the
.Magnifcat" and "Hn p,,, D pin It's BY
Mindful" from "St Paul." Miss PoIlkin-
horn: offertory. 1.-The Radiant Morn by
Woodward The service will be preceded
by a short recital. beginning at 100
which Will include the organ solos FEES
tai March," by Smart: "Canzone," by
Harris. and violin solos, "Berceuse." from
"Jocelyn," by GODDARD, and Largo" by
Handel, played by c. L. Fratley.
Miss Carolyn Goff has been engaged as
contralto soloist at the Luther Memorial
Church and will take part in the services
today. Miss Goff sang last Sunday at the
Second Presbyterian Church. when she
was heard to advantage in Consider and
Hear Me-" by Alfred Wooler
Harry NJ. Forker. who was recently
reported to be singing in another choir
is really engaged as bass soloist in the
choir OF Hamline Methodist Church.
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgleish has issued
invitations for recital Thursday even
ing at the Washington Club, when she
will present Miss Viola Schippert in a
varied program of songs.
The popularity Of the Rebew Orches-
ira. H. W. Weber, conductor. was well
attested Friday evening both by the size
and enthusiasm of the audience that at
tended the concert at the Brookland M
Mrs. b. H. Smart. soprano soloist OF the
First Congregational Church, who con-
tributed two numbers: Benjamin Line
back, who sang Il Fear No Foe" ana
selection by Gounod, and Mrs. Streator
and Miss Shair. who gave some dramatic
readings. Among the orchestra numbers
were the march. Admiral Farragut
Queen Overture" selections from Mar
tina" Englemann's waltz, lon the
Dreamy Hudson; Affair d'Amour' and
the plantation melodies, Sunny South. ;"
Forney Donaldson will be the offertory
soloist this morning at the Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church. when he
will be heard in a setting OF the Ninety
first Psalm by MacDermid. At the even
ing service Miss Ethel Keats will sing
with Doubt and Dreading." by Tosti,
with Mrs Byram. as usual, at the organ.
Trinity Church choir will sing at to-
nights service Gau1s Holy City," I'M
der the direction of the organist and
choirmaster, Oscar Franklin Comstock.
The solos will be sustained by Mrs.
Charles Wenhardt. Mrs. G. c. Covert.
William J. Caulfield and Herbert More
ton.
The choir of All Saints Church was
entertained Tuesday evening by Miss
Elizabeth Dessez at her new home in
Chevy Chase She was assisted by her
mother and her sister, Miss Susan Dessez
and the evening was delightfully."- spent in
music Among those contributing to the
proRram were Miss Blanche Polk nhorn,
Miss Isabelle Taylor. Miss Harriet
Weaver, DR.. William Hamilton, Mr.. Aus
who gave several violin solos. Several
nuartets were rendered by Miss Taylor
Miss Polkinhorn, DIR. Hamilton and Mr..
Taylor.
Mrs. Susanna Oldberg's initial "Eours''
for 1911 was held at her studio and
proved an enjoyable affair. The fea-
ture of the occasion was an address by
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