Evening star., 1913-11-23
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The spirit of Thank sgiving will glv'
the keynote to the musical programs III
practically all OF the churches TO-DAY
and Thursday. For the Pan-Americaf
mass at st. Patrick's Church. Wnicf
has become an annual observance spe
cial programs have been prepared 10
the occasion. both by the sanctuaA
choir. under r. Mills Silby. and th'
choir of mixed voices under Miss Jen
nie Glennan. The mixed choir will b'
assisted by full orchestra. Miss Jen
ME GIennan directing and Harr!
Wheaton Howard of the Immaculate
conception Church presiding at tht
organ. The chorus Of the mixed choi1
viii be augmented by singers from
other organizations and by twenty
Young girls from St Patrick's Acad
emy. The program will include
Iiaydn's Sixteenth Mass and at the of
fertory "Laudate Dominum." by Gou-
nod. and at the close the orchestra and
organ will render an arrangement o1
national airs. orChestrated by Robert
carey Stearns. The solos Will he sus-
tained by Mrs. Katherine Rogers, So
prano; Miss Elise Davis. contralto
James X. Young, tenor, and James
Nolan, baritone.
The musical portion Of the service at
the First Congregational Church this
morning will consist OF organ prelude,
Romance and ''Traumerei, by Schu-
mann; anthems. BE Glad, Ye Right
eous. by Steane. and 60 Paradise. by
Geibel offertory duet Blessed Savior.
Thee Love. by I.ange. Mrs. Smart and
Miss Edna Scott Smith: organ postlude,
organ prelude ..Nocturne," Opus ..
hy Chopin: anthem. Abide With Me.
bv Geibel: offertory Il Will Lay Me
Down in Peace, by Hiles; choir hymn,
Now the Day Is over; organ post
iude. "MarziaIe. by Lemare. William
5tansfield of ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
At Overlook, near Philadelphia, Will
come to Washington Wednesday ana
will conduct a rehearsal of the choir.
and Will direct the choir and play the
ing day He viii give. also. half-hour
organ recital before the service, begin
ming at 1899 o'clock.
the offertory soloist this morning at
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
when she will sing The Ninety and
Nine by Godfrey O'Hare.
The choir of the West Street Presby-
'erian Church. will give its special
monthly musical service at 80 o'clock
tonight. at which the program Will
hy Greene; "Cantate Domino" by Buck:
-As the Hart Desireth the Water
brooks. by Hall: '.Jubilate Deo."- by
Iuckstone; Crossing the Bar" by
Protheroe ard The Mellow Eve Is
Gliding The choir consists of solo
quartet and a chorus of twenty five
voices under the direction of G. III.
Wells. orsanist. The quartet consists of
Miss Mabel l.. Gallener. soprano; Miss
Franc II. Galleher. contralto; -. Aus
tin Howard, tenor, and 5. Theodore
Howard. bass.
The Washington Saengerbund will en-
tertain its members and friends at a
musical and dance tomorrow evening at
the hall OF the bund. Miss Mabel Roberts
VIII sing ~ Path Of Dreams by Wood
man, and The Blackbird.' by Parker;
Mrs. Reed will be heard in The Cry OF
Rachel" by saIter: William Clabaugh
Will give the song cycle 'Eliland," by Won
Fielitz; Dore' Wolfsteiner will play the
aria from Samson and Delilah and
'Serenade Badiue. by Gabrielle Marie.
and Arthur B. Pierce will bring the pro-
gram TO a close with impersonations. The
club. under the direction of Armand Gum
precht, will sing composition by Henry
Nander. the former director. a new set
ting of the words ''Du t.st vie cine
Blume" and two additional numbers.
Miss Jessie Herriott and Mrs. Z. Clyde
Shade have issued invitations for the
first of a series of studio evenings"
Wednesday at 1919 Connecticut avenue.
There Will be a short musical program
consisting of a group of English songs,
In NY Garden Summer Roses and
''The Moon Drops Low sung by Mrs.
Shade: violin solo. "Czarda.' by Hubay.
Miss Lillian Koechling and a group of
short songs by Cyril Morton Horne by
lie Roy Glider. Miss Herriott will give
the guests an opportunity to see the lat
est dance. the Maxine which is Great
ing 50 much interest in other cities. but as
Yet has not reached Washington.
Beginning with this evening. and every
Sunday thereafter. the evening choir of
the Church of the Covenant. under the
direction Of sydney Lloyd Wrightson. viii
give ten-minute preliminary musical
program al o'clock at the opening Of
the service III addition to the regular
music The program for this evening is
as follows: Organ prelude, Evening" by
Bibl. ABIDE With Me-" by Monk; %
Lord. How Manifold Are Thy Works. by
Barnby: solo, Guide Me to the Light :
b. Squire, Mrs. Gawier; "Oh, Savior of
the World" by Goss; The Lord Is My
Rock" by Woodman: still Still With
Thee" by Speaks, Miss Harper. Mr..
Tittman and choir. "Sevenfold Amen by
Sia.ner: organ postlude in ! minor by
Calk.n. Al 80 o'c ock this afternoon
the double sextet will render the follow
ing program: BE Ye All Of One Mind.
by Godfrey: incidental solo, Mr. Backing
solo. Angels OF Light" by Marshall,
Mss Hall: The Silent Land by Hen
rich. Incidental solos. Mrs. Gawler Miss
Burnap. Mr.. Humphrey; Judge Ne, o
Cod By Mendelssohn; SOLO. If God SO
Clothed the Grass, by Bischon. Mr..
Humphrey; quartet. "SGpplication," by
Scott. Mr.. Gawler. Miss Harper Mr.
Backing and Mr. Humphrey.
The music for Thanksgiving day in
Trinity Episcopal Church. under the d.
rectiou Of oscar Franklin Comstock. will
consist Of TIE Deun in D." by Fled
Communion Service III F., by Cruick-
shank. and for offertory Tours anthem,
While the Earth Remaineth"
George I. Ross. organst and director
Of the choir Of Grace NJ. Z. Church. has
arranged the following program for a
special musical service this evening Miss
Marguerite Allen will preside at the
organ, and the program will include:
Organ solo. "Andantino'' by Lernare,
anthem. Savior, When Night Involves
the Skies, by Shelley; solo. The Ninety
and Nine by Campion. Miss Mildred
tioge; organ solo AT Twilight" by
Stebbins; tenor solo. The Lord Is Nv
Light" b. Aliitsen. MIR Ross: organ
postlude in + fiat by Weley. Miss Allen.
The Gaelic Society viii hold it's No.
N.fnber meeting Wednesday evening al
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