The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-25

The following musical numbers will
be rendered at the First Congrega.
tional Church today:
Morning seryice-organ prelude In
10 tSilas); anthems. 20 Be Joyful In
the Lloyd" (Buck) and open to Me the
Gates (Bischoff; offertory aria, with
Vercure Clad" tHaydn). Mrs. Smart
organ post1ude In C CwhitfngD.
evening service--Organ prelude
lCtoliins); anthems, Gloria (frou
Twelfth Mass" by Mozart). Il Sough,
the Lord (stevenson). and 20 Savior
or the World" tSchumann; organ post
Jude Rheinberger.
At the Church of the Incarnation this
morning Miss Florence steffens, con-
tralto. will sing Fosters "oh, for q
Closer Walk with God" as the offertory
solo, and z. c. Davis. tenor will sing the
incidental solos in Fay's tie Deum." "
Next Sunday H. P. Bowles will sing as
the offertory solo, Refrain Thine Eyes
from Weeping" from spliivan's Light
Of the World
The tenth annual recital by the pupils
Of William A. Beall. will be given tomor-
row, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
at the National Rifles Armory Mr.. Beall
has marked success during his seventeen
years as a teacher of piano in this city.
The pupils taking part in the pro-
gramme tomorrow night are: Miss Lii
liam Allison, Miss Vivian Michael, Miss
Zelah Lauer. Miss Alice Sackett, Miss
Ruth Rice, Miss Anna Blew, Miss Anna
Briscoe. Miss Annie Junghan. Miss Ruth
Beall, Master Began Loveless, Miss Anna
cushman, Miss Mary Rollins. Miss Lo-
retta Fitzgerald, Miss Marie O'Connor
nor. Harry Thompson. Miss Eloise Tebos,
Leo Liston, Miss Marie Kane. Miss Fay
Griffith, George Gladmon. Miss Leila
Wilson, Miss Mary Rollins, Miss Bertha
Loveless. and Miss Madeline Aushin-
baugh..
On Tuesday evenings programme the
following pupils will appear. Miss Bertha
Loveless. Miss Ethel Loveless. Miss Ruth
Beall. Miss Eunice Cotter. Miss
Ruth carruthers, Miss Marie O'Connor,
Miss Madeline Aughinbaugh, Miss
Teresa Minahan, Miss Elsie Newton.
Miss Fannie Harden, Miss Loretto Fftz-
gerald Miss Mary Rollins, Miss Gladys
Belheld. Miss Annie Junghan, Miss Anna
Briscoe. Miss Maize Common. Miss Flor
ence Helm, Miss Ahce Dresscher. Fred
Parker. and Harry Thompson.
Those taking part in the programme to
be given Wednesday evening are Miss
:" ll5Oli, NILES ltpuc. 4udslcI
Robert McGrath. Miss Ethel Loveless.
Miss Marie Kane. Miss Mary Sheehy.
Harry Thompson, Miss Fay Griffith. Leo
Liston. Miss Vivian Michael Miss Mary
Rollins, Miss Loretto Fitzgerald, Miss
Bertha LoveIess, Henry Winston, Miss
Lillian Allison. and George Gladmop.
In the recital the pupils will be assisted
by the following soloists: Mrs. l. R. T.
Smith. soprano; Mr.. Harry P. Wilkins,
Iii
Zeitler. and Miss Gladys Delllnger. vocal
lists.
Certificates in harmony will be awarded
TO Miss Fay Griffith and Mr.. Leo Liston-
Tonight the evening choir of 100 of the
Church of the Covenant, under the d.
rection of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd wrightson.
with Mr.. Harvey Murray at the organ.
will make it's last appearance on Sum-
day for this season. giving at this time
its ninth special musical service Solos
will be rendered by Miss C. c. wineow. |
Miss Reuter-. and Mr.. Sydney Lloyd |
Service commences at 8
o'clock. The programme is as follows: !
Organ prelude CSalomel; Professional |
hymn No. 100 Brightly Cleans Our
Banner" sullivan; soprano solo, Lead |
Kindly Light CHawleyl. by Miss c. c. !
wineow: anthem, 20 Lamb of God" |
(wagner). incidental solo by Miss Reu- |
ter; anthem. Sweet Is Thy Mercy" |
CBarnby). Incidental solo by Mr.. Wright
son: anthem. "Ged So Loved the World"
from "Crucifxion'' Cstainer): orertory
solo, Sometime. Someday' Clark. by
Mr.. wrightson; anthem. God Shall
Wipe Away All Tears" FieldD; Seven
fold Amen" (Stainer): organ postlude,
'Laudamus Te'' (Gounod).
An Evening with the Choir" will be
given at the First Presbyterian Church.
John Marshall Place, tonight at 7:5
o'clock
The programme follows: Organ num-
CGodard): Thou Art
3, with variations (Schubert); An
isnte A ERNEST A. Dicks): quartet.
'Cantate Domino" DUDLEY Buck);
enor solo, The Lord Is My Light"
Allitson). Mr.. Ross: contralto solo.
Mother O. Mine" CTours). Mrs. Beck
lam: quartet, Pray for the Peace of
jerusalem CKnoN); barytone solo.
Gloria" CBuzzi-Peccia). Mr.. Helwig:
oprano solo. Ave Maria" CMillard),
drs. Roberts: quartet, The Day Is
Ended" CBartletD.
The quartet consists Of Mrs. L. A.
roberts. soprano: Mrs. VI. A. Beckham,
nd Mr.. II. H. r. Helwig, bass. Mrs.
!. F. Schutt is the organist
Next Wednesday evening at s o'clock
he. Evening Choir Of 100 voices, of the
'hurch Of the Covenant, will close this, ,
eason's work with the rendition of ,
cantata, "A Hymn of
raise" 1t will be the tenth special
lusical service given by this organiza-
on this season under the direction of ,
IT. Sydney Lloyd wrightson. with Mr.. {
iarvey Murray at the organ.
Admittance Is by invitation until s
clock, after which hour the doors of 4
he church will be opened to the public. Z
he performance will be in the form of j
n evening service, preceded by solos by ! :
Irs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler and Mr.. \
harles Trowbridge Tittman. The pro- Z
is as follows: In
Organ prelude, "Andante from Quar- .
,tte" (Mendelssohn); Hymn No. 173. "
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" Men \
elssohn); invocation: bass solo, 20 4
cd. Have Mercy" est. Paul') CMen- a
elssohn), Mr.. Tittman: soprano solo, tp
These Are They which Came Out of d
reat Tribulation'' ("Holy City, :"
jauD. Mrs. Gawler; csntata. chorus. \
AL Men. All Things" and air and h
iorus, Praise Thou the Lord" Miss c
cutter, soprano; recitative and air, e
Sing Ye Praises" Mr.. Backing. tenor: a
iorus. "All Ye that Cried Unto the A
,rd;" duet and chorus, II Waited for C
e Lord" Miss Reuter- and Miss Jae- II
n, sopranos; air, THE Sorrows of q
eath," Mr.. Backing, tenor: chorus, q
The Night Is Departing" choral, C
let all Men Praise the Lord" duet, m
iy Song Shall BIS Away Thy Mercy"