Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29

Herriott Shade. soprano: Miss Ada
Arundel. alto: William c. Mills. tenor:
Wilbur II. Peter. bass. with Miss Mar
guerite O'Toole. organist and director
The program will include Prelude for
cello and organ. Chopin: anthem, 20
Holy Night" by Adams: alto solo. with
cello obligato, THE Virgins Lula BY"
by Dudley Buck: offertory. cello and
organ. ''Slumber Song, by Schubert
, anthem. Praise. Honor. Blessing" by
Lavallee: organ postlude. "Triumphai
March by Costa.
Mrs. Huron Lawson. soprano. and Nine
Marie Won Unschuld. pianist were the
soloists OF recital given Thursday even
ing at the Friends School under the
auspices OF the Alumni Association. Mrs.
Lawson has recovered from her recent
| attack of the grip and scored her usus
success in Bemberg's "Nymphs and
my Laddie.'' by Thayer: THE DANA
by Chadwick. and The Indian Be-
Song from '.Lakme." Harry Patterson
Hopkins assisting as accompanist. Nine
of the paraphrase by Liszt on selections
| from "Rigoletto" and also OF Lists
Second Hungarian Rhapsody.
The following musical numbers will be-
rendered today AT the First Congregs-
tional Church: At the morning service.
organ prelude Andante in D." by Hol-
Inns anthems: Geibel's 'iIalleluiah.
Nativity" and "Tarry With Ne. Ny
Savior. by Baldwin: contralto solo.
Geioers Sleep. Babe of Bethlehem; or
gan postlude by Faulkes. At the evening
service. organ prelude. Fantase in \
Minor" by Lemmens. anthem, Lift Up
Your Heads by Hopkins. organ post
iude from Lohengrin." by Wagner.
Tuesday night at the midnight serv-
ice OF the Church OF the Incarnation
the choir, under the direction of Mrs.
Henry White. sang the anthem Sing.
. Heavens by Tours, followed by com
munion service also by Tours. and Miss
Florence Steffens sang 'Cantiaue de
Noel at the offertory. Christmas morn
ing the TIE Deum and Jubilate Dec were
sung. Miss Edna Snyder playing the
violin obligato to the offertory num-
Der The personnel of the choir Is "a
follows: Sopranos. Mrs. Olive Joyce
Misses Mabel Evans. Gertrude Brown.
Eleanor Landvoigt and May Ford;
Henry White: tenor. William McKim:
basses, James w. Cliff George w.
Evans. Charles L. Brooks; organist.
Miss Margaret White.
| Lewis Corning Atwater. organist OF
All Souls Church and the Eighth Street
Temple. presided at the organ at s..
Patrick's Church at the high masses
Christmas day. in place OF Miss Jennie
Glennan. the regular organist. who for
this occasion directed both the choir
and the assisting orchestra.
Miss Harriet f. Harding. the soprano
soloist of Calvary NJ. Z. Church. sang last
Sunday morning The Star of Bethle-
HEM, by Stephen Adams. and THE Man
ger Cradle" by Mrs. A. d. Melvin Miss
Harding delighted her audience at the
Y. w. G. A. last Sunday by her rendition
of The Broken Pinion," by Herbert
Johnson
Nine. Marie Won Cnschuld and the men,
bers of the Won Unschuld Club will be very
busy during the month of January in
der TO fiji their musical engagements.
Their recitals. which have become quite
popular, will be held during the month
of January in the Y. NJ. {. A. at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
the Petworth Church, Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church and the Calvary BAPTIST
Church. Nine. Won Unschuld will give a
recital also in the Central High School.
At the First Presbyterian Church TODAY
the Christmas musical service rendered
last Sunday by the choir, under the di-
rection of Mrs. George +. Schutt, will be
repeated both morning and evening The
offertory at the evening service will be
bass 500, Gloria" by Buzzi-Peccia. rem
dered by c. Francis Durand of New York.
Elias Breeskin. the boy violinist, is ex-
pected in the city today for brief visit
to his brother. Daniel Breeskin. a member
of the Won Unschuld Trio. Young Bree-
skin is a protege of Herr Knesel, with
whom he has been studying for the last
four years. He will sail for Europe in
the spring to spend some time i'm prepare
ton for professional career. He has
been the guest during the past week Of
Mr.. and Mrs Somehow in Baltimore.
and will spend the remainder of the holi-
day season with his family in this city.