Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
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arranged by Tails; Magnificent and Nunc
Dimittis. In F. by Tours: "Hark, Hank,
My Soul by Shelley, Miss Meta Jaeger,
soprano, and Miss Jessie Masters, con-
tralto. and occasional. Nov the Day Is
Over" by Dykes.
James X. Morton has been engaged as
, tenor soloist of the choir of Incarna-
ton Church. which, under the direction
OF Mrs. Henry White, has it's work for
the winter Well under way. The person
mel of the choir is as follows: Sopranos
Mrs. Olive Joyce, Mrs. Clarence Walker
Mrs. William Kelley. Misses Mabel
Evans and Gertrude Browne; coltraltos
Misses Florence Steffens ard Rosalie
Rooinette; tenors. James X. Morton and
John irwin; basses, james ". Gift,
Charles p. Brooks and Fred Steffens;
ofsanist, Miss Emile Margaret White
James Cliff will be the ofertory soloist
! this morning, when he will sing the aria
For the Mountains Shall Depart" from
Elijah Next Sunday morning Mrs
Joyce. Miss .steffens and Mr.. Morton will
$ ne the trio, Father Lead Me by Thy
Hand from ''Belshazzer''
Miss Marguerite Allen will prcsi,t. at
the organ OF the First Congregational
Church today, AMI the musical portion
of the service this morning will include
the organ solo, .AndantiRo." by
mare; anthems by the choir; .Jubiate,
in c. by Buck, and '.Pra.se the Lord"
y Minshsll; soprano soto. Mrs. E. II.
Priests" by Mendelssohn. The music in
the evening will be the organ solos AT
Twilight by Stebb.ns. "Offertors, III L.
fiat: and .'pastorale," both by Wely;
Hopkins: Thou win Keep Him in Per-
feet Peace, By Gadsby; choir hymn,
Come Unto Me-" and organ solo. .'TIo-
sannah," by Wachs.
Mrs. Bertha Latham Gibson entertained
Wednesday evening at u Halloween nlusi-
cal and social at the Washington Club
The affair was largely attended and many
unique features added TO the pleasure of
the occasion. During the song 'Who
Will Buy Ne Roses Red?" sung by the
hostess, she passed through the audience
distributing beautiful specimens of the
queen Of flowers. Her other numbers
included an aria from Lucia di LAM
mermoor," "A Child's Prayer by Harold,
and two duets. Calm as the Night by
Cote. and "Oh. That We Two Were May
ing" by Neidlinger. sung with Mr.. Glib
son. Other numbers on the program were
-Four Leaf Clover" Browneil; Come
BY d'Hardelot, and My Rose of Yes
ter'en." by Rick. Mrs James H. Doran
'Laengser' Norwegian. by kjerulf. and
1.-THE Winter Lullaby, by Lane Mrs
\. Ebeltoft Role: THE Wind" by Spross
and "Life's Lullaby by Lane. Hester
Irene Munger: 'Daphnes Love-" by
Ronald. Three Green Bonnets'' by
d Hardelot. The Silver Ring" by Cham
made. Mrs. James H Dorian: Jean" by
Burleigh, and THE Rose | Give YOU" by
Bischoff. Mrs. A. Ebeltoft Role: I'm the
Chimney Corner" by Cowen. Hester Irene
Munger tin costume): When Richelieu
! the Red Robe Wore" by Murray, Mr.
Gibson; II Thou Didst Love Me- by
Denza, Mrs James II. Doran; "A Little
Thief. by Stern. and When the Roses
Bloom" by Reichardt, Hester Irene
Munger. and Thou Art My Rest" by
Collan. Mrs. a. Ebeltoft Role.
john Morrison OConnor has been en-
gagged AS orgauist and choir director at
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. He will
immediately proceed to reorganize the
choir of boys and men that sang last
season under the direction of Rev. Father
r. }. Kelly and start rehearsals for the
seasons work. Mr.. O'Connor comes from
Baltimore, where he has trained the So
dality choir of the cathedral. He was
also In charge of the male choir at st.
Patrick's Church for short time after
its inauguration.
Miss Clarine McCarty. pianist, was the
soioiSt at a recent recital at the National
School of Domestic Arts and Sciences,
when she gave the Sonata in c Minor"
by Beethoven: "Gayotte, by Chuck
Brahms. die Lorelei," by Seeing: Per
petuo Mobile by Weber; 'Barcarolle in
by Schntt; "Marchen' fopus 1872. by Raft;
Etincelles.' by Moszkowski: sextet from
Lucia flor the left hand aione), by
Leschetizsy. and wedding March and
EIfin Chorus" by Mendelssohn-Liszt
Mrs Huron Lawson returned tn the