Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

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at the Bristol School last evening. His
| songs included "A Maid Sings Light and
| Maid Sings Low and Log Ago. Sweet
heart. both by MacDoweI: Were I
| Moth. ''Ah. Love but Day. II Hear
You Calling Me- Mother O. Nine"
The Years at the Spring" ''On the
Road to Mandalay.'' by Obey Speaks:
| From the Land of the Sky Blue Water
and Far OFF I Hear Lovers Flute
! The program was varied by some piano
numbers by s. NJ. Fabian.
Miss Marjorie Follin will sing today
| with the choir of the Westminster Me-
| mortal Presbyterian Church. under the
| direction of Mrs. Frank Byram. Miss
Coenen's. setting of the text, Come Unto
Me.
| The first meeting of the Students Club
Of the Washington College of Music will
be held in the recital hall of the college
| November /. at $50 O'Clock.
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs A NJ Blair,
! director. will hold it's first rehearsal this
season Wednesday morning at 1879
o'clock at the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs.
| affairs include five events, two afternoon
| concerts. two evening concerts and one
| morning recital Mrs. Walter Newell
! Weston has been appointed chairman of
| the entertainment and press committee.
| The executive board and officers of the
club remain the same as last season with
the exception of the second vice presi-
| dent which office was made vacant by
| the resignation of Mrs Ethel Holtzclaw
| Gawler.
Mrs. S. b. Browne has been engaged
organiSt and choir director at All Souls
| Mission (EpScopaD and will be in charge
| of the music today. Mrs. Browne served
| as organist for fifteen years at st. Ste
phen's Church. on Columbia Heights.
| James W Cheney IT, orgauist and
choirmaster of St Pauls Episcopal
! Church. will give this evening the first
OF series of monthly organ recitals
| These recitals will follow a brief choral
| evensong beginning at o'clock the third
| Sunday of each month. The program for
this evening will include Claimants
Benediction Nuptiale. by F'rysinger and
| Marche Triumphale by HOllins.
| The choir of the Eastern Presbyterian
| Church will sing this morning a new
composition. entitled Thou. God of Ma
| tions. music by Miss Ella Nelson. Or
| ganist and choir director of the Church
| of the Epiphany. and words by Rev. Pat
| rick Murphy of the diocese Of Washing
| ton. The offertOry number will be a quar-
tet with soprano solo and soprano and
| alto u',et. Thine Forever. God of Love"
| by DUBOIS At the evening service the
antaem by the quartet will be Savior.
! When Night Involves the Skies" and
| Truman Burchard. tenor of the quartet.
will sing Just as Am. The other men,
| bers OF the quartet will be Miss Gertrude
| Trow. soprano; Miss Marian Mccoy con-
/ tralto. and Edwin Callow. bass and di-
rector. The choir will give its first musi-
cal evening of the season next Sunday
| evening.
| The first of this seasons recitals at
| the Observation-Disclosures Music School
| TOOK place yesterday afternoon, the pro-
gram including both violin and piano
i OBJ hrA
| Reynolds on What Every One Should
Know About Musical Technique" Among
the musical numbers presented were the
piano solo, .Pastorale variee." by Moz-
art. played by Miss Ruby Gaver: "Ro-
name" from concerto for violin, by
| Wfeniawski, Miss Elizabeth Wilbur with
! Mrs j. w. Rawlings at the piano; group
or Grieg compositions for piano. Miss
| MacReynolds. and concertstuck for piano
| by Weber, Miss Florence Mcdonnell.
Mrs. A. l.. Goodhue and Miss Helen
| Goodhue have returned to the city, hav-
| ing spent the summer in a tour of Eng
| land and the continent. Miss Goodhue
mas been absent from Washington for
several years. during which time she
OF the Brussels Conservatory.
Miss Maud Harding. contralto, was the
| Mount Vernon Methodist Church. where
she sang Phelps arrangement OF the
hymn Rock of Ages At the evening
service ;n s.d DR.. Clifton Into Clark was heard
Bailey of this city. Fulton B. Karr
assisted as usual at the organ.
Mrs B. H. Smart. soprano soloist of
the First congregational Church. will be
| the soloist Friday evening at the fall re-
union OF the congregation, which this
year Is in the nature Of reception to
Rev DR.. and Mrs. Woodrow and Rev
! Mr.. Purdum. the assistant pastor and
his bride. Mrs. Smart will sing the aria
from Samson and Delilah.' q My Heart
| bye. Mrs. Purdum was Miss Helen
Gladman. and Is a well known pianist in
| local circles. "
The organizing OF the Washington Ora
torio Society is now under way Practi.
caily the entire membership of the even
| ing choir OF the Covenant Church has
| joined and public meeting will soon be
| called to discuss plans for a permanent
| organization.
| The membership of the evening choir
| of the Church of the Covenant has now
| reached ninety-two in number. and two
| rehearssils were held Tuesday and FRI
day evenings of last week Sydney Lloyd
| Wr1ghtson announces that he has room
| 1or ITO singers on the new platform ao
any who wish to join can enroll at either
of the rehearsals to be held Tuesday and
friday evenings Of this coming week
The chorus choir of the Metropolitan
PRESBYTERIAN Church will sing at this
evenings service the anthems The Lord
Is My Rock" and How Great Is Thy
Goodness. by Thomas Adams. Newton
r. Hammer. director Of the choir and
precentor. will be the offertory soloist
and VIII render Judge Me- o Cod by
Dudley Buck
The Criterion Orchestra Hurlbut q
winfield. director. inaugurated its fourth
season at the first rehearsal Friday even
| ing. The membership of the orchestra
remains practically unchanged since its
0rsanization. and is as follows: Violins.
n. u winfield, r. H. Featherstone. r. G.
Valentine, c. c. Hutchinson; cello. P. G.
thompson; clarinet. William Holiday:
mute j. NJ Campbell: comets, D. A Hey.
ser, J. E. Magee. c. c. Felter; trombone.
q. n. Lester. jr:: bass, c. T. Beitel, and
piano, p. r. Hallam ~'0
| Love at First Sight.