Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02

city last evening after a weeks absence.
during which she gave a concert at Dale
vile, Va. and was heard in recital at
Murfreesboro, \. c.
Miss Elsie Harvey Weaver has been
engaged as organist at the Second Bap-
tist Church and played there at the serV-
ices last Sunday.
Nine Won Unschuld returned last
week from a trip through Virginia,
giving recitals at several educational
institutions. She will leave tomorrow
for Frederick, where she Will be heard
in concert.
The chorus choir OF the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church is once more &C
lively engaged in assisting ut the even
ing services. The choir is under the di-
rection Of Newton T. Hammer with
James E. Bagley at the organ. Miss
Dorothy Gait has been engaged as
soprano soloist and Mrs White con-
tralto soloist. The first Sunday Of each
month has been set aside for special
musical evening with the choir. ana
this evening they will be assisted by
numbers will be "Jubilate Dec by
Dudley Buck, duet "Hark. Hark. My
Soul" by Nevin, Miss Gait and Mr.
Hammer: The Lord Is Ny Rock. by
Woodman. and BE Thou Faithful Unto
DEATH" from ST. Paul, Mr.. Myers Mr..
Hammer. who Is also the precentor,
Will sing at the morning service. Tor
the offertory. Beautiful Home of Para
disc by Robert A. King.
w " Eaton has been engaged as
musical director 1T the Central Prespy-
terian Church to succeed John q. walker:
the music at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church. Mrs. H. G. Wilbur Will
continue to preside at the organ.
,rl crh nf.I
musical services this evening will be al
Saints Episcopal Church at Chevy Chase
The program, which will be under tn
direction OF William Hume taylor. vi
include the fMagniiicat and "Nunc innl
ittis,. by Shipper: Souls of the Righ-
eous,'. BY Foster: "Tarry With Me. . M
Savior. by Baldwin; organ solos. Cor
tegr,. by Faulkes. and Sunset and
Thanksgiving" from the Pastoral Suite,
by Denarest.
Miss Elsie Picard. a pianist OF thirteen
Years, played at the mothers meeting at
the Hubbard School last Friday. Her Sc
'ections. which We're Well rendered, were
Bindings 'Frulingsrauchen' and Him
skyS 'Berceuse."
Mrs Warner Gibbs entertained Thurs
day afternoon at an at home in honor
of Miss Irma Montgomery Gibson.
varied informal program OF songs by
Mrs. Gibbs, rhythmic interpretations and
quaint dances by Miss Gibson, violin solos
and obligatos by Miss Dorothy Snyder.
added to the social features. made the
occasion exceptionally enjoyable. Miss
Marie Hansen performed the duties Of
accompanist in her usual satisfactory
manner.
4 new organ has been added to the
equipment of the Epworth Methodist
Church and will be used for the first time
at servie today. Miss V. NJ. Rice has
been engaged as organist and Mrs. Louis
y. Potter. jr.. will continue as soprano
soioist. Mrs. Potter will be heard today
e r.. cefertory in My Redeemer and
My Lord, by Dudley Buck, and the choir
y Il. ng Bucks Festival TIE Deum' in
minor Men6elssohn's I Waited for
Messengers. Mr.. Pearson and Miss
Bruner assisting with the solos. Friday
evening joint recital will be given by
Miss Rice and Mr.. Potter, which will give
more opportunity Tor demonstrating the
possibilities of the new instrument
The evening choir of the Church or the
Covenant. "a chorus Of 100 voices. supple
mented by solo quartet composed of
Mrs. Walter Gawler. soprano: Miss
chard, tenor, and Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann, bass. will inaugurate its sea
son this evening. giving special musical
program beginning. at 8 o'clock. under
The selections viii include the organ
prelude. 'Intermezzo," by Hollins. rem
dered by Harvey Murray: professional
Brightly Cleans Our Banner by Sulli-
van: anthem. God Shall Wipe Away
by Marks: solo. In the Darkness" from
Stabat Mater, by Rossini. Mr.. Tittmann;
In the Hour Of Trial. by Lane: anthem.
LAS Pants the Hart by Spohr Simpson,
with incidental solo by Mrs. Gawier: an
them. Glorious Is Thy Name" from
Twelfth Mass. by Mozart: anthems. The
Lord Is My Rock by Woodman; Come
Unto Him. by Gounod, and "Sevenfold
Amen" by Stainer, and organ postlude.
"Sortie in c." by Renard The double
sextet of the church will render the fol-
lowing musical numbers at the afternoon
service today, beginning at $3.50 o'clock:
Anthem, "Tarry With Me, My Savior"
by Baldwin: incidental solo by Mr..
Humphrey: ANTHEM, Lead Us, Q Fa-