Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04

choir gallery back of the pulpit. and a
childrens choir will sing from the gall
lery at the rear of the church The Sc
Iectons will include the anthem. Peace.
dental solos by Mrs. Amy Law Ormsby.
soprano, and Elmo Jasper, tenor, and
Forney Donaldson will sing Dudley
Bucks Fear Ye Not. o Israel, at the
the childrens choir will be in charge Of
Mrs. Jennie Stevenson This morn ng the
choir will sing an arrangement Of Gou-
mods 20 Divine Redeemer.' Miss Aileen
Miller sustaining the obligato and the
Incidental solo.
Felix Garziglia entertained last evening
at a musical, presenting several young
pianists in a well rendered program from
the classics. Franklin Jackson played
the "!mpromptu Polonaise in Flat
Major" by Chopin; Edward Donovan
gave. "Andante con Variations" from
Beethoven's Sonata. OPP. 25"; Russell
Hill was heard in the scherzo. funeral
march and rondo from the same sonata,
Moszkowskis "Etincelles' and the Schu-
bert-Liszt "Soiree de Vienne": Miss Mar
garet King played the &c Sharp Minor
Polonaise" by Chopin, and LISTS ''Lebes-
braker, two Chopin preludes and Rubin
STEMS ''Valse in Flat Major" and M So
Marie Nelson, Beethoven's Sonata Appas-
SONATA" and LISTS Hungarian Rhap-
sody, No. 12.'
Leroy Glider, who has been tenor solo,
list at the Metropolitan Methodist Church
for several years, has been engaged at
All Souls Unitarian Church for a similar
position. and will sing there today. W.
J. Caulfeld will sing in Mr.. elders place
today at the Metropolitan Church. and
will be heard at the offertory this morn
ing in Van de Waters THE Publican"
The anthem by the quartet will be Come
Every One That Thirsteth" by Willard
This evening the choir will sing Even
Me-" by Murray, and 20 God, Be Merci-
full by Schilling. Miss Emily Whalen
soprano so will sing with the quartet of
day, and Arthur Clyde Leonard will pre-
side as usual at the organ.
The evening choir Of the Church of
Simon, with Harvey Murray at the or
gan, will sing the following program from
Judas Maccabeus," by Handel. tbs
evening, beginning at 7:So o'clock: Lead
on. Il Lead E; DO On Hail Judea: Happy
We Come in Bright Array During the
offertory will be sung Beside the Cross
Remaining" from the Redemption" by
Gounod. After the benediction the five
Mendelssohn." and Calvary" by Spohr,
are now in preparation.
q. Thompson Williams. organist Of St.
Johns Church. Georgetown. will give a
All Saints EpiscopaD at Chevy Chase.
Mr.. Williams will play "Offertory No.
l." by Harnworth; "Benediction Nup-
taile,' by Frysinger; "Andante in D.
by ., ;, Archer archer; "capriecio, by Lemaigre.
"offertoire in D flat" by salome;
''Pastorale." by Lemare; "Festal March,
by Deilman. Mr.. Williams will be as
sisted by Mrs. Otis SWEET, soprano, who
will sing Granier's "Hosanna'' and The
Lord is My Shepherd by Van de Water.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. W. Weber
conducting, will give the fourth of this
seasons public rehearsals tomorrow
evening IN the lecture room of Keller Me-
mortal Church The soloists will be Mrs
Arthur Granville Dunn soprano and J. E.
S. Kinsella, bass.
Joseph Whittemore has been engaged
as tenor soloist of st. Patrick's mixed
choir. beginning today. Mr.. Whittemore
succeeds DR.. VIM NJ. Kendall. who re-
signed to take the place left vacant at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
by, the resignation of Joseph NJ Matthew.
given at the presentation celebration in
honor of Mgr Russell Monday evenlg
at Carroll Hall, when he sang absent"
by Metcalf. and for an encore Molly Ma
All Those Endearing Young Charms
Barnby's Sweet and Low and the sex
tet from Lucia" were sung by Mrs. Rog-
ers. Mrs. Williams, Misses Elise Davis
and Blanche Young Messrs. Whittemore,
Murrell. James Nolan and T. E. Moore,
under the direction Of Miss Jennie Glen
nan.
The regular bimonthly meeting of the
Students Club of the Washington College
of Music was he'd Thursday evening in
the recital hall of the college. The fol-
lowing program was given by pupils
from the various departments Of the COL
lege before a large number of their as
sociates and friends: Piano solos, Sol
feggietto," by Bach, and 'Ungeduld," by
Moszkowski. Mr.. Leonard; 'Menuetto,' .
by Schubert, Miss Smith, '1mpromptu.
by Schubert, Miss Jones: "Nocturne'' in
c major. by Chopin. and Spinning
Song" by Mende ssohn. Miss Bouck
"Scherzo." by Mendelssohn. Miss Weller:
, "Arioso," by Lichner, Miss Fuller; Pan
Pastorale," by GODDARD, Miss Drexclus;
| "Tendre Aveu' and "Au Ruisseau." by
Schuett, Mrs. Gill; Scarf Dance by
Chaminade. Miss Bradley; readings FROM
the Merchant of Venice" Miss Haines;
piano solos, Dance of the Dwarfs." by
| Glieg. Mr.. Thompson; Butterfly" by
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