The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

Ascension. unoer ne ohcShOn -
w. Harmed, orEahist and choirmaster
win sing the following music at the ser
vice today at II O'Clock: "Te Deurn In u
minor (Dudley-Buck). 'Jubilate in D..
(Elvey), Our Confession Shelley.
o'ciock-'Nunc Dimittis in G. wood,
The King Of Love" (Shelley(. The In
cidentaI solos at the morning service vii
be sung by Miss Corinne Lockett, So
prano;~ Miss Jessie Masters, contralto;
Mr.. George Anderson, tenor, and A. N
Gardner. bass: in the evening Miss sarah
Hickling. soprano; Mrs. Conn, contralto
and II. W. Lake. bass. Special music viii
be sung at the Thanksgiving service
The American Guild Of orGanists, Dis.
trict OF Columbia. invites the public &c
a service at which VIII be sung Mendels-
sohn's Hymn Of Praise by a chorus oi
seyenty-five voices, with organ and piano
accompaniment at he Church Of the
Ascension. Massachusetts, avenue and
Twelfth street northwest. Tuesday night.
November "A. at s o'clock. The solo work
will be sung by Miss Mary Sherier and
Mrs. Mabel Foote Whitman. sopranos. and
J. +. NJ. Bowie, tenor. Mrs. James Dick
inson will be at the piano and James
Dickinson. musical conductor of st.
PauIs Or. c. Church. al the organ.
Albert T. Harmed, the organist and choir
master Of the Church Of the Ascension.
will conduct. No admission will be charg-
ed. but an Offering win be accepted. al
the door. 10 defray expenses. -.-
The choir of the Church Of the Ascen-
sion has accepted their invitation of the
Washington Lodge Of Elks to take part
in the annual memorial service, on the
first Sunday OF December.
The ever popular Rublnstein Club. COM
posed Of Washington's best known women
singers. under the direction Of Mrs. A. N.
Blair. will give its first concert of the
season next Wednesday evening at the
Raleigh Hotel ballroom. This concert
will be given entirely by club talent, as
sisted by DIR. Lorleberg. cellIst. The pro-
gram Is announced as follows: ''Du Bist
vie cine Blune" CRubinsteIn). RubinsteIn
Club: soprano solo. "Elegie" q. Mas
saneO. cello obligato. Mr.. Lorleberg. Miss
Helen Crennan; Where the Salt Winds
Blow" u. Rosas). arranged by E. J. Fitz-
hugh: Faith, Hope and Love- CH. P.
Shelley, Rubinstein Club: contralto solos.
AT Dawning' (CadmanJ. "A Perfect
Day" Bond. Mrs James Kerr; "Blest
Pair of Sirens" Bruno Hahn. Rubin
stein Club; violoncello solos, Album
bIatt'' Henriques). "Du Bist die Ruh''
CSchubert). "SaItarella'' Uindner). Mr..
Richard Lorleberg; contraIto solos,
'Mammy's Lullaby" (Jamiesoh, Love is
a Bubble" AIlitsen), My Desire" CNe-
vin). Miss f Augusta Hill; ''The Birth OF
the OpaT' &C. II. Reed. Rubinstein Club;
soprano solos, Glamour" Ode Lara), BE
Led Forth in Peace" PattenD. Mrs.
Bertha Lincoln Heustis: Moonlight
CSchumann). Rubinstein Club. At piano.
Miss Julia Huggins: at organ. Miss Mary
MuIlaly.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the double quartet, under the
direction OF Mr. Sydney Lloyd wrigkts tson,
with Mr.. Harvey Murray at the organ.
will render the following musical pro-
gram: Abide with Me- Risher). Incl
dental solo. Miss Harper; tenor solo,
''Ninety-first Psalm" CMacDermid), Mr..
Backing; Jesus Fount of Mercy Ovo-
rak), 'fPraise the Lord CRandegger),
Now as Twilight Gathers CFoss).
The evening choir Of the Church of the
Covenant. under the direction OF Mr.. sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson. with Mr.. Harvey
Murray at the organ. VIII render this
Organ prelude. "Angelus'' (MassaneO; !;
'Hark. Hark, My Soul CHawley), Incl
dental solos, Mrs. Gawler and Mr.. Tit
mann: soprano solo. Hear Ye Israel
CElijah) CIendelssohn), Mrs Gawler;
River OF Life (acey). incidental solo,
Mrs. Gawler; Lead Us Gently Home"
CBriSGs). Miss Harper, Mr.. Wrightson
and the choir; organ postlude, Marcia
Festiva' paul d'Acosta).
A large and most successful rehearsal
of the Washington Oratorio Society was
held last Monday evening. Fifty-seven
new members have enrolled this season.
but the society sends out a call for rs
more voices, particularly tenors., All new
music lovers in the city who have come
here recently and who have not identified
themselves with any other Of the musical
organizations here are most cordially in
vited to join this society, which Is the
only one Of its kind that devotes itself
exclusively TO oratoriO. Whereas So
pranos, altos and basses are cordially in
vited to become members there is a great
need for tenors. The society meets in the
chapel Of the Church of the Covenant.
entrance on n street, just around from
Eighteenth street, every Monday evening
at o'clock. Mr.. Harvey Murray. the
organist of the Church Of the Covenant.
is the accompanist and the board Of man.
ayers is composed of various musicians
from the different choirs of the city with
Mr.. H II. Freeman. of ST. Johns Epls-
copal Church, chairman.
The program to be presented for the
blind at the Library OF Congress Novem-
Der 3. at S:15 D. m, in pavilion Z. will
be given by Miss Florence Macdonald.
soprano; Miss Miriam Webb. soprano.
and Mr.. Richard Maxwell. basso. The
program in full follows: I've Been
Roaming" &C. E. Horn: Where the
Bee Sucks" CDr. Arne). Miss Macdonald;
The Storm F1end" CRoeckeD. Mr.. Max
well; Flower Fetters' CWilleby); THE
Nightingale Has a Lyre of Gold"