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of the Covenant, or to the regular re-
hearsals, to be held after that date Tues
day and Friday evenings. The choir will
be composed entirely of volunteer singers
and those possessing good voices will be
! welcome.
| Miss Virginia Bestor has returned to
the city after an extended stay in New
| Hampshire, where she was heard in a
number of recitals.
| The first Of the special musical services
this season by the choir of Mount Pleas
ant CONGREGATIONAL Church will be given
this evening. under the direction Of Miss
| Marguerite OToole, who will also preside
| at the organ. The quartet choir will be
assisted by Ernest Lent, 'cellist, and the
program will include a prelude for cello
| terman; anthem, Seek We the Lord by
Roberts: bass solo, 1.-The Lord is My
strength, by HUM: duet for soprano
and alto. II Waited for the Lord" from
IMendelssohn's NJ Hymn of Praise; offer
tory number. "Berceuse' from "Joce-
lyn," cello and organ: anthem. with eel
| 10 obligato, Appear, Thou Light Divine
| by Morrison; organ postlude. Marche
TriOmphale,' by Tombelle The personnel
| Of the quartet is Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade,
soprano: Miss Ada Arundel. contralto;
William c. Mills, tenor and Wilbur Peter,
lbaSS.
w. Bayard Gibson, who has been sing
ing with the basSes In old ST Johns
Church. will this season be a member of
the choir of the Episcopal Cathedral
Miss Anna Belts will sing this season
with the quartet Of the Eastern Presby-
terlan Church.. beginning today. The other
members of the solo quartet include Miss
Gertrude TrOW, soprano, Truman Bar
chard. tenor, and Edwin Callow. bass
and director. Mr. Gallo has arranged the
following program for the services today:
In the morning, anthem. THE King of
Love-" by Harry Rowe Shelley. sung by
the quartet; offertory solo. From the
Depths" by Campana, Mr.. Callow: even
ing anthem. ''Tarry With Me- o My
number. duet ''Hark. Hark. my Soul,'
by Shelley, Miss Trow and Miss Belts.
Miss Nellie Sacrey will continue to serve
as Organist another season.
Miss Lorena B. lAdamson has been en-
gagged as organist of Grace Lutheran
Church, and has already assumed the
duties of the position.
The following musical numbers will be
rendered at the choral service at the First
Congregational Church this evening, be-
ginning at 7:45 o'clock. Organ solos.
Andante'n by Barney; "FackeItanz No; >
by Gramm: anthem by the; the choir. 90. For
a Closer Walk with God" by Geibel;
soprano solo. 90 Divine Redeemer," by
Gounod. sung by Mrs. B. H. Smart; an
them. Gloria, from Twelfth Mass by
Mozart. quartet, Mrs r. H. Smart Miss
Edna Scott Smith. J. Walter Humphrey.
Kenneth w. Ogden: Softly Now the
Light Of Day." by Weber; offertory an
them, "The Day is Past and Over by
Marks; prayer anthem, Tighten the
Darkness by Macleod; organ postlude,
bethlehem March,
has come recently to Washington from
New York. will sing today with the quar-
tet at All Souls Unitarian Church
soloist last Sunday at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, when she sang
effectively HE Wipes the Tears From
Every Eye" by George Marks Evans
Fulton Karr assisted. as usual, at the or
gan.
The "Mag agnifcat' and "Nunc Dimittis'
in c fiat, written by Miss Ella Nelson,
organist and director of the choir of Epi-
phany Church. will be repeated by the
choir by special request at the service
this evening. 1t will sing also the an
them Now the Day is Over" by Shelley.
At the morning service the musical num-
bers will include the anthem There is
a Blessed Home by Marks.
Mrs. Claude c. Judson, who has been
substituting at the organ at ST. Stephen s
Episcopal Church during the summer, will
preside at the organ of the Sixth Presby-
terian Church during the month of Octo-
ber.
Charles Trowbridge Tittman and Paul
Bleyden. bass and tenor soloists, re-
spectively, of Old ST. Johns Church, La
fayette Square. have been re-engaged for
the coming season and will enter upon
their duties today.
The music at the First Baptist Church
today will include at the morning serv-
ice, 'Cantate Domino" by Dudley Buck,
by the quartet, and contralto solo. 20
Savior, Hear Me- sung by Mrs. James
Kerr. In the evening Shelley's anthem,
when Night Involves the Skies.' and a
new setting of the hymn Rock of
Ages will be given. The quartet is