Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-13

he held tomorrow evening, beginning at
o'clock. at Opera Hall. The chorus VIII
sing under the direction OF De CorteZ
Wolffungen, and any one interested IN
the future development of the organiza-
ton is invited to attend.
The vested choir Of Waugh M: f.
Church, which has been Increased to
G. Klein, has commenced Its winter
work. The choir will sing at the evening
services only, Mr.. Klein acting as pre-
centor and soloist at the morning service:
An interesting program mas been OutIleo
for the season. including Christmas
oratorio by Coombs. A special musicai
service will be given the first sunday
evening of each month. and MRS. Klein
will continue at the organ
The Christian Orchestra, under the di-
rection of Prof. Garlius Emil Christianl.
held its first rehearsal Friday evening IN
the lecture room of the Luther Me
mortal Church. Frank Moskey mas oeeh
meister. The members of the orchestra
are as follows: Nathan Abramson, John
Augustin, Joseph Beal, Clarence BROOKS
J. Cullen. George A. Dozen Miss Luv Neira
Freida Hauf, LIE Roy Herndon. Miss
Georgia Holmes, Alphonso Hoban, S.
Jones. Miss Ellouise Kerrick. Fred 10y.
Harry King, Miss Gladys McGarry. w.
G. Mercer. FRANK Moshey, MISS Nc
Alfred Scherzer. Edward Stitt. Miss Edna
Struble. LIE Roy Taylor, III. Tetzer, MISS
Ruth Werheim, Harry Waller J. A. WI,
jeanette. Miss Johnjeline Willamette ! ana
Ralnh Garren. Cherubinis overture Zu
Anacreon," Gounod's ballet music from
.sF'aust'' and Mozart's Symphonic NO
Az were the numbers rehearsed, the Or
chestra doing good work after summer
vacation. Rehearsals will be heid on
<In Gn
Mrs. Theodore r. Apple was the soioist
Monday at the First Baptist Church al
meeting of the Women's Missionary So
cieties of the Baptist churches of the city.
Mrs Ample was heard in the selection
Thou Visitest the Earth" by Peace.
Joseph Kaspar and his daughter, Mrs.
city from their summer home at Blue
mont, and are again settled IN thelr
NJ street nome.
the Rubinstein Club, returned last week
from a vacation, part of which was
spent in the Adirondacks, and part with
relatives in central and northern New
York. During her stay Mrs. Lewis
was the soloist at the dedication of a
new organ in the Presbyterian Church
at Cherry Valley, when she gave
Gounod's Ave Maria and a group of
songs.
Miss Vera Corey, one of the younger
coterie of pianists, has returned to the
city, after an extended absence, during
which she visited friends in Chicago and
Lake Geneva, Wis. and stayed also
with relatives at her old home at Geneva,
ILL., Miss Corey has not been able to do
much playing during the summer on &C
count of a sprained wrist which has now
almost reached it's accustomed strength
and suppleness She will spend the win
ter, as usual, at the home Of relatives on
Oregon avenue.
The Won Unschuld Club will be heard in
recital Friday at the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Chevy Chase and October 25 at
the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church. Nine. Won Unschuld and J.
Glushak, baritone. will each contribute
to the program.
Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy Nativity,
Washington Cathedral. will be given this
afternoon, beginning at o'clock. Edgar
Priest. organist and choirmaster, will
give the following choice program: Pre-
Jude Heroic" by Faulkes: ''Humoresque,"
Dvorak "Berceuse." by GODDARD: ''Fes-
tive March Cornelius" by Mendelssohn;
.Arcadian Idyll Serenade," "Musette'
and Solitude" by Lemare.
The choir of the First Congregational
Church will render. at the morning sefv
ice today. the anthem, He Shall Come
Down Like RAIN" by Buck: anthem. "In-
cline Thine Ear to Me-" by Himmel; con-
tralto solo. by Miss Edna Scott Smith
Cast Thy Bread on the Waters" by
I'VE Shall Dwell in the Land" Stainer,
and '-Send Out Thy Light" by the choir.
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