Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Lloyd Wrightson, will render the follow
ing music at the $50 o'clock service this
afternoon: Anthems, Through the Day
Thy Love Has Spared U.s. by Naylor:
hafk, Hank My Soul by West: Incl
dental solos, Mrs. Gawler and Miss Har-
per; contralto solo. Still. Still With
Thee. by Speaks. Miss Harper; 20 Come
All re Faithful" by Novello: incidental
Ye.' aria, Every Valley" from the
Messiah Mr.. Backing: quartet. Sup
picatlon, by Scott, Mrs Gawler, Miss
I5arper, Mr.. Backing and Mr.. Humphrey
with solo quartet. will render the follow
ing music under the direction of Mr.
Wrightson, at the s o'clock service this
evening: Organ prelude. "Priere" by
Defred; anthem. I'm the Hour of Trial"
by Lane: Thy Will Be Done" Mendels-
sohn, words by John Hay. late Secretary
of state; contralto solo. THE Lord Is NY
Light" by Allitsen. Miss Harper: an
thems, 20 Savior of the World" by
6oss: % Strength and Stay" by Barn
by. God Shall Wipe Away by Marks:
Sevenfold Amen" by Stainer. and organ
prelude, "Marche Solenelle." by Mailly
The Monday Morning Music Club, Mrs
a NJ. air directing, gave the first of
THIS seasons recitals, and one of the
most successful in its history Monday
morning in the ballroom of the New
Willard Hotel. capacity audience gave
testimony of cordial appreciation after
each number on the program, which was
made UP largely of solos, the affair be-
ing IN the nature of a members day
Three duets by Mrs Elliot Woods and
Mrs Blair proved of special interest be-
cause of Mrs. + airs long retirement
from pubic singing, also the final num-
Der. October Days" written by Mrs
Stoddard. chairman of the program com
! nlttee. and sung by Mrs. ). w. Hopes
with the composer at the piano, and cello
obigato by Richard Lor eberg and
Rnoda Rae, by Herman Rakeman,
sung by Mrs. Woods both of which
proved to be of more than usual merit
The tone of the club is appreciably full
er and rounder than last season, and the
attractive program included the chorus
Come. Sweet Morning." by Alexander
Ma sss soprano solos, The Eagle"
Ghaminade) and I'm Sitternden Mond-
light Weigen" (by Halle, Mrs. Charles
w. Fairfax: duets. Sincerity" (by Eme-
lie Clark. % Moment That / Bless (by
Dennee) and Evening Song (by John
Ireland). Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Blair: So
prano solo, aria, "Vissi d'Arte," from
La Tosca, Mrs. Hopes; chorus, 1.-The
Song of Kisses" by Bemberg. incidental
solo by Mrs. Woods: contralto solo,
Spring Song" from Samson and Deli
lah, Miss Elsie Davis: cello solos, Ada
gio Cantabile'' (by TartinD, "A bendIied''
(by Schumann), "Tarantele'' (by Popper).
Richard Lorleberg. with Mime. Won Bayer
Grossen Schmerzen." CUTE Nacht," both
by Franz. and "Rhoda Rae" by Her
mann c. Rakemann. Miss Brickenstein
sustained her reputation as an accom-
plished accompanist at the piano.
The choir of Ingram CONGREGATIONAL
Church under the direction of Newton
w. Preston will render this evening the
Christmas cantata, The Coming of the
King" by Dudley Buck. There will be
q N h..rc nj,
and Fugue by Bach. and for postlude,
Allegro Moderate Serioso. by Men
delssohn, played by John b. Wilson,
The selections at the morning service
by Wheeldon; anthem. Star of the
Christmas Herald and postiude.
'Hosanna, by Wachs.
The music at the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN
Church today will include at the morn
ing service the organ solos, "Cantique de
Noel by Adam. and Noel Offertory
by Guilmant; soprano solo, 20 Little
Town of Bethlehem by Bartlett. Miss
by Miss Elizabeth Wilbur; organ post
Jude. Gloria in EXcelsis, by Mozart,
Miss Mabel Dill.
At the evening service choir of thirty
voices under the direction of Miss Church
will render a program. and Miss Dill will
play SOLO '-Pastorale." by Flaeler. An
thems will include There Were Shep-
herds by Morrison. Miss Church. James
MacElwee and chorus: 20 Little Town OF
Bethlehem" by Neidlinger. Miss Mar
garet MacElwee and chorus: 20 Holy
Night" by Adam Buck. Miss Elsie Small.
Mr. MacEiwee and chorus Silent
Night by Haydn, organ solo. duet,
There Was Joy in Heaven by Smart,
Miss Church and Howard r. Smith: THE
Vigil of the Shepherds. by Blumen-
schein. Miss Small. Mr.. Smith and chorus:
! Gloria in ENceisis." by Smith.
| The choir of the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church. under the direction of j. A.
Walker will sing this evening, beginning
at 100 the Christmas cantata, The Holy
| Night by John Hyatt Brewer The
quartet composed of Miss Rails. Miss
Shaw Mr. Angesine and Mr.. Walker. will
-. assisted by Miss Young Mrs Dam