Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29
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Jude. "Cujus Amman RossnD. The
personnel of the choir includes: Sopranos
Mrs. Clark. Misses Nellie Barber. Ethe.
ieyn Galloway, Frances Guschewsky. Ar
line Further. Nellie Rooms and Mrs
James NJ Brooks: altos, Miss Emma Gus
chewsky. Mrs. D. c. Shankle. Mrs. Johr
H. Tatspaugh and Miss Ethel Coffin
'resgrave Albert Cummins Howard
iuestis and Evans Brooks: basses. Gil
ert A. Clark, Fred Thompson. Clifford
'oertendyke. Gilbert c. Clark and Her
, >ert Smith: organist, Miss Jessie Gala
way; director, Gilbert A. Clark.
At the Temple Baptist Church the
Christmas music will be rendered today
under the direction of Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown. who will also preside at the or
gan. The solo quartet is composed of
Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn. soprano;
Miss Mary E. Pond, contralto: Messrs.
Joseph Conner. tenor, and John Roberts,
bass. and they will be assisted today by
Miss Jessie Bloomer. violinst. Miss
Bloomer will play Christmas Hymn.
by Massenet. for violin and organ. and
THE Meditation" from That's" Other
numbers on the program will be Gloria
in Excelsis." by Farmer; There Were
Shepherds by Dudley Buck. and "Hark,
What Mean Those Holy Voces?" by
Neidlinger. This evening can:sta, "At
Bethlehem" arranged by Judson will be
rendered in place of the regular service.
Miss Ednah Landvogt entertained re-
Gently at the first OF a series OF reci.a.s "a
be given during the season, when the
following program was creditably rem
dered by the young piansts: March OF
the Hussars" (Spindler). Harry Newman;
Sonata in c major (Mozart). Miss Ida
Gum: duet (Behr) and Birthday March
(kohier). Miss Lucy Berry: waltz In C
major GurlitU and Air de Ballet de
brett. Miss Kathryn Huntermann: Ron
do in c major Beethoven). Miss Ethel
Hesner; "Pastorale" ,Burgmueller, and
Hunting Song tGurlito. Master Carvel
Paine; 'The Fair (GurlittJ. Miss Ruth
F.innin: "Poupee Valsante" PoldinD and
"Narclssus" tNevin). Miss Ida Gum.
Mrs. A. NJ. Virgil accompanied by Miss
Lucille Oliver and Miss Emma Lipp, two
young pianists Of New York, spent sew
eral days in Washington last week, and
during their stay gave recitals at Holy
Cross Academy. st. Cecilia's Academy
and the Immaculate Conception Acad-
envy.
At St Aloysius Church the sanctuary
choir. under the direction of Glenn w.
Ashley, sang Gounod's St Cecilia mass
entire at both the ) and II o'clock masses
by Master Charles Reagan. soprano;
Glenn w. Ashley. tenor and Francis A
Dougherty. bass. At the II O'Clock mass
the program included also the process
sional hymn, Sing. Oh Sing. This Blessed
Morn; CAROL 20 Holy Night by Adam,
Master Bustace Hart. soloist; introit.
''Puer Natus Est Nobis.'' by Tozer.
'Adeste Fideies." by Novello, Master
Charles Reagan. soloist: duet. Messrs.
Smith and Dougherty; Nazareth by
Gounod, Mr.. Ashley. and recessofal
Angels We Have Heard on High
Miss Florence Noack. soprano soloist of
the Metropolitan Methodist Church, and
Miss Gertrude Schwannecke. pianist two
members OF the younger set in musical
circles. gave the program Friday even
Ing at the reading room for the blind,
Library of Congress In spite of the
many holiday diversions elsewhere. a
large audience was in attendance, and
each number was received with apprecia-
ton. The program follows: I'M
promptu.. by Schubert. Miss schwan-
necke; Micaela's aria from Carmen" by
Bizet. Miss Noack; ''Des Attends,
.'Warum' and "Aufschwung. by Schu-
mann. Miss Schwannecke; THE Robin
Sings" I'm the Woods" and Merry
Maiden SPRING" by MacDoweli. Miss
schwannecke. and Before the Cross.
by La Forge. and Nigh. of Nights by
Van de Water. Miss Noack.
Owing to the large number of people
who were unable to gain admission to the
Church Of the Covenant at both the aft
ernoon and evening services Sunday last.
and in response to many requests from
those who were present, it has been. de-
cided to repeat the programs both It the
afternoon service at 3:15 today and at
the evening service at o'clock. The
Evening Choir of the Church Of the
Covenant. just previous to the service
last Sunday evening. presented its mus-
cal director. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
with a gold-headed umbrella and a box
of cigars. The presentation speech was
made by George H. Miller.
The Christmas music at the First Bap-
fist Church will be given today. and
will include this morning the quartet,
christians. Awake Salute the Happy
Morn" by Marsh: soprano song, Night
Song Of Bethlehem" by Dudley Buck:
anthem, Sing. 0 Heavens" by Lewis;
evening service anthem. THE Birthday
Of the King by Nei id i, alto p solo:
20 'I Hoy Nshs by adams ss 0 fhe s ausT
tet is composed of Mrs. Theodore T.
Apple. soprano: Mrs. James Kerr. con-
tralto; William Wincholek tenor and
William Spieden, bass.
Sol Minister. violinist. has organized
a string quartet. made up of some of
the most capable players i'm the city.
The quartet meets weekly in his studio,
and is doing some very good work. play
ing such compositions as those Of Beet
hoven Mozart, Schubert and Mendels-
sohn.
AN Evening With the Choir will be
given at the Mount Pleasant Consrega-
tional Church this evening, Ernest
Lent. violoncelist. assisting the solo
quartet. which is composed Of Mrs. Ivy