Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

and Mrs. Bernhard contributed two num-
bers. A chorus of women's voices was
heard in In Thee, Q Lord, by E- H.
Bemis, and the choir delighted the au-
abian folk song. Come. Dorothy. Come
Kentucky Babe" Mary" by Richard
son; 80 Hush Thee. My Babe and
Annie Laurie which were given under
the direction of Mrs. Charles V. Burn
side.
Commencing with Sunday evening next.
a special musical service will be given
at the Foundry NJ. f. Church the last
Sunday evening of each month. under
the direction of Sydney Lloyd Wright
son. On each of these Sunday evenings
the pastor of the church, DIR. w. X.
Wedderspoon, will give an address on
the life of one of the great composers,
and the majority of the musical portion
of the service will be given up to the
rendition of selections by the composer
of the evening. The order arranged By
Mr.. Wrightson is as follows: For the
last Sunday evening in October, Wagner;
November. Mendelssohn; December. Han
del; January, Mozart; February. Hadyn;
March, Schumann; April. Schubert; May,
Beethoven: June, List. On all of these
gan numbers, and sometimes violin and
piano numbers, will be given.
Messrs. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson and
.. vi l.
trude Reuter-, with Mrs. ]. L. Downs ac-
companist, will give recital tomorrow
week at the Episcopal High School. near
Alexandria, Va. where Mr.. Wrightson's
oldest son is attending school.
Miss Angela F. Small of 1915 Euclid
street. who went abroad early in the
summer to continue her study in singing
and art, lis having much success and en-
couragement in her work. Miss Small
w WaShlN YtOn
in the season.
The congregation of ST Joseph's
Church has a new choir of mixed voices
organized by Miss Marie Louise Sullivan,
and which sang for the first time last
Sunday at the celebration of the forty
hours devotion. The musical program
included Asperges by Kobross; Gounod's
AVE Maria" solo, by Mr.. Schaefer. The
choir is composed of volunteer talent and
includes. sopranos, Mrs. Orbello, Misses
Devine. Lynch, Thornet, Dwire. Smith,
Misses Hillyard. Hughes, Maisak, Dorr
and Perkins: tenors, Messrs. Fealy, Cul-
len Tobin, Hess and Hines: bassos,
Messrs. Schaefer. Hughes, Wilson, Lyons,
Coombes and Brennan.
Nine Garciola has returned TO the city
from Cambridge Springs. Pa, where she
has been spending the summer.
Harry NJ. Forker has been engaged as
bass of the quartet in Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church. Mr.. Forker has
a sympathetic voice and is most reliable
choir singer.
has accepted the position of tenor soloist
at the First Congregational Church, Will
sing with the choir for the first time to-
day. His solo at the morning service
will be The Penitent" Xan de lie, Water ter
Up to Thee" The anthem will be Re
joice in the Lord" (Harper), and the or
gan numbers. 'Melodie Pastorale" Oem-
arest) and Festival March" (Calhn). At
the evening service William wall Whid-
fertoire No. TO- (Batiste), ''Intermezzo"
(Callaerts), '.Nocturne. Op 9. No. q
(Chopin), and Festival March" (Miller).
The choir will sing Again AS Evening
Consider and Hear Me" and the choir
hymn will be Some Blessed Day..
The male organists of the city Joined
in a reception to Clarence Eddy THURSDAY
evening, the affair being held in the studio
of Oscar Franklin Comstock Mr.. Eddy
gave an informal talk.
Oscar Franklin Comstock ard Mrs |
Charlotte Gardner Lppitt Will formally
Friday evening when Mr. Comstock VIII
play half of the Schumann F sharp minor
sonata and will sing number or 1911
songs Mrs. .Lppitt will be heard in two
groups of songs by Jensen and Brahms.
and both will join in number OF duets,
with Miss Julia Higgins as accompanist-
The Entertainers Club of Washington,
recently organized and composed OF some
of the best local talent, will give its
initial complimentary recital Thursday
evening, November 2. in the Comstock
studio miscellaneous program will
be rendered by members of the club. One
or more of these recitals will be given
later in the season and in addition to
these the club will give programs for
several of the leading charities during
the winter. The club management is
vested in board of governors composed
of Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, Mrs
Arthur Butler Pierce, Carl Mass. Oscar
Franklin Comstock and Edwin Callow-
The choir of Westminster Memorial
Church. Mrs. Frank Byram,
director. will furnish the musical program
at the opening of the Sunday school con-
vention. which will take place tomorrow
week at the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church.
double quartet of male voices will