The Washington herald., 1911-11-26
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

|
ant Congregational Church win sing
'h-t Thou Weary" (Schnecker) and
God Is Love" Reed), Mrs. Shade sing
| ing soprano solo, at the morning serv-
ice to-day. At the evening service Mr..
Peters will sing a bass solo and the
quartet will render "Hearken Unto Me,
My People (SullIvan) and 81 Lay My
| Sins on Jesus (Hawley). On Thanks
giving morning the quartet will sing
20 Lord, How Manifold" CBarnby) and
THE Woods and Every Sweet-smelling
Tree" CWest). The quartet Is under the
direction OF Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
On Thanksgiving Day a special service
will be held at II o'clock in the morn
ing at Foundry NJ. E. Church, when the
| chorus choir of eighty voices will render
the music, singing "Oh, Taste and See''
| (Goss), 20 Lord How Manifold"
(Barnby), and THE Heavens Are Tell
ing" from Creation" Hayden).
Richard P. Backing. now singing one
of the leading roles in The Girl
OF the Golden West" will sing at the
IL o'clock service this morning at Foun-
dry NJ. E. Church. He will sing ITO
the Lord Our God Belong Mercies," from
The Holy City" (GauD: The Sorrows
OF DEATH" from Hymn of Praise
(Mendelssohn), and a duet with Mr..
Wrightson. Far From Ny Heavenly
Home QIawley).
At Foundry NJ. E. Church tonight at
o'clock the chorus choir of eighty voices
under the direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson will give its second special
monthly musical service. Compositions Of
Felix Mendelssohn will be sung, the
programme being as follows: Organ pre-
Jude, Second Organ Sonata" grave
adagio; professional hymn No. Ill, "Hark,
the Herald Angels Sing" Hymn No. IS,
STILL, Still with Thee" soprano solo,
Jerusalem, Thou That Killest the Pro-
phets'' est. Paul'). Mrs. Gordon;
prayer; anthem, How Lovely Are the
Messengers est. Paul'D; Scripture les
son; contralto solo. But the Lord Is
Mindful Of His Own est. PaurO, Mrs
Fuller; notices and collection; offertory
solo, 20 God, Have Mercy" est. Paul'O.
Mr.. Wrtghtson; hymn No. 2TS, My Soul
Before Thee PROSTATE Lies" sermon,
Spiritual lessons from the life Of Felix
B. Mendelssohn;" sacred cantata, Hear
My Prayer Miss Reuter- and the choir;
Hymn No. ZIG, Come, Thou Long Ex-
pected Jesus benediction; organ post
lude. Wedding March" c'Midsummer
Nights Dreamy.
ing programme, under the direction OF
Church Of the Covenant this evening at
7:S0 o'clock: Three chorales from est.
Paul. ITO Thee, o Lord, Yield My
Spirit" ITO God on High" and sleep
ers, Awake, a Voice Is Calling" See
What Love Hath the Father" Gounod's
by the Waters Of Babylon Happy
and Blest Are They" from "St Paul."
and How Lovely Are the Messengers"
also from "St. Paul.
The November meeting of the Anvil |
Chorus was held at the residence OF Mr.. |
and Mrs. Kerr. At the conclusion of a
short business session, the members were
entertained by several novel games. A
dainty supper was served in the flower |
bedecked dining-room. The Anvil Chorus |
will give a dance at the Arcade ball |
room on Tuesday, February s, 1872.
Members of the faculty of the WASH |
ington College OF Music entertained the |
Students Club at its first meeting this |
year, Friday evening, in the recital hall |
of the college. The college was hand !
somely decorated with palms, and the |
capacity Of the hall was more than taxed |
with students and their friends. The |
was as follows: Gavotte |
Bach, Saint-Saens), Air with Varia- |
tons CMozarO, "Etude de Concert" |
(MacDowelD, Frank Morris Jones: |
Sing, Smile, Slumber" (Gounod), Die |
Loreler' LiszD. Miss Gertrude Reuter-; |
"Czardas," (Hubay), "Causerie' Drdla), |
"Schon Rosmarin" (Kreisler), Lee Gran
dali; "Lehn' Define Wang an Meme
Wang CJensen), Der Tod and das Mad
chen" CSchuberO, Gretchen am Spinn-
rade" (SchuberD. Miss Faye humphrey;
Miss Victoria Siddons; Per
petuum Mobile won Weber,, rondo in
E fiat John Field, andante and rondo
capricciso (Mendelssohn), S. NJ. Fabian;
selected, Wind of the Western Sea"
Angels of Light" (Marshall
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
Miss Mary Upton Talbot gave, on
afternoon, at her residence
studio, the first of a series of class re-
citals to be held during the season of
l9l1-l2. The influence Of Bach on the de-
velopment of music was studied.
At the First Congregational Church
this morning the choir will sing the
anthems 20 Come Before His Presence"
by Martin, and There is Holy City,"
by Shelley. At the offertory the quartet
will sing "Grieve Not the Holy Spirit"
Mr. William Wall Whiddlt, the organist
and choir director, will play "Andantino'
lDunham), and March Parker).
At the evening service the choir will
-ipO s'EJoIiest Rreathe an Evening Rless-