Evening star., 1914-11-15
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Der 25. in the Raleigh ballroom.
Mrs. Arthur Dunn. soprano. will sing
The Ninety-First Psalm" by Mac
Dermid. for the offertory at the
Church of the Incarnation, this morn
ing.
The first recital at the northeast
branch of the Virgil-Clavier School
took place recently under the direction
Of Misses Anna Osira Bingaman and
Mabel NJ. White. when the students were
heard in the following program: The
Bells" by Virgil. Harriet Hines; .Lul-
laby." by Virgil: Waltz" by Virgil.
Owen: Hunting Song" "Danse An
tique." by Mary Humatty; "Aithea
Nalse." by Krosmann. George Ried;
"Sonatina," by Kuhlau, Edith Dunn;
BY the Spring" and The Fair" by
Gurlitt. Alma Nolan: Waiting for the
Mail" by Lichner Morning Prayer"
by Streabog. Myrtle Nolan: Spinning
song" by Ellmenreich. Edith Williams;
Vote by Handel, Ross Howard; "Fai-
ry Waltz by Streabog.. "Slumber
Song by Gurlitt. Edith Sparks: "Vene-
tian Boat Song" and Spring Song, by
Mendelssohn, Reginald Newton; Nor
wegian Bridal Procession by Grieg,
"Polanaise," in A major, by Chopin,
Rosemary Arnold. At the conclusion
of the program there was social hour.
The first organ recital of the series
1914-1915. given by NOVEL; Swaine Fer
ris, will be held Tuesday evening. at
Sis o'clock, in ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church. 23d street and Washington cir
Gle northwest. Mr.. Ferris. who is or
ganist and choir director of st: Paui S.
will be assisted by Thomas A. Donald
son, bass soloist of the church choir,
and a program of unusual attractive
ness has been arranged
Thesevening choir of Gunton-Temple
Church, assisted by James S. Hicks.
will repeat this evening the program
of last Sunday and will sing the an
thems. incline Thine Ear. by Him
mel, incidental solo by Miss Boteler
from Gaurs Holy City incidental solo
by Mr.. Hicks, and The Heavens are
Telling" from The Creation by
Haydn. Mr.. Hicks will sing Lord.
God of Abraham from Elijah. and
Mr.. Klein will give Come Unto Him.
by Leslie, with Mrs Klein at the organ.
At the morning service Mr.. Klein Will
sing Fear Not Ye. o Israel by Dud-
ley Buck.
pie Church Wednesday evening under
the auspices of the evening choir.
which was a success musfcally and
financially. Mrs. Walter Gawler, Miss
son, Richard p. Backing and Frank
Norris Jones were the soloists. The
choir sang two numbers under the
baton of John G. Klein. and Mrs. John
l.. Downs and Mrs. Klein assisted at
the piano.
A program of music which was re-
Gently given at the West Street Pres
byterian Church will be substantially
repeated tonight, in compliance with
upon the occasion of its former rem
dition. Among the numbers will be
the following: Gloria in Excelsis."
from Mass in B Flat" by Farmer:
quartets. "Hark. Hark, My Soul" by
Greene; "Infiammatus,' from ''Stabat
Mater" by Rossini, and Send Out Thy
Light" by Gounod. The soloists are
Miss Marguerite Howard, soprano;
Mrs. J. Albert Houghton, contralto: d.
Austin Howard, tenor, and S. Theo-
dore Howard. basso George Herbert
Wells will direct the choir and play
the organ. Interest is added to the
occasion in view of the marriage this
coming week of Miss Howard, whose
subsequent departure for Pittsburgh
terminates the engagement which she
has so successfully filled as soprano
for the West Street Church choir.
Miss Mabel C. Linton was the soloist
at the last meeting of the District of
Columbia Chapter of the American
Guild of Organists. when she was heard
in 'Intermezzo," by Brahms: LOVES
DEATH" from Tristan and Isolde"
(WasnerLiszp. and Caprice" by
LeschetiZky.
John r. Monroe gave the first of this
seasons series of studio recitals We'd
nesday evening, when Miss Core M.
Belt played group. "Preludes" and
Waltz in A fiat" by Chopin: Miss
Mona Losano gave Venetian Gondel-
sohn: Miss Louise Monroe played six
variat tions on an original theme by
Beethoven. and Miss Dorothy Seaton
gave "Grillen." by Schumann, Mid
n.y." by Olson; and Miss Alleta Harmon
played the "Allemande." "Gavotte" and
"Musette" from suite in d minor, by
D'Albert, and La Fileuse," by Raft
The musical portion of the services at
Hamline Church today will include this
morning the organ prelude. ..Priere,"
by CalIaerts: quartet, How Sweet the
Name" by Harry Rowe Shelley; offer
tory trio. for soprano. tenor and bass,
from Haydn's oratorio. The Creation;
organ postlude, 'Marche Solennelle."
by Mailly. Evening. organ solo,
Vision" by Bibl; quartet. Behold the
offertory quartet, sun of My Soul
by Barnes; organ voluntary. FESTIVAL
Postlude." by Seifert. The quartet is
composed of Miss Marion Greene, so
prano; Mrs. John Humphrey, contralto:
George V. Blakeney, tenor and director;
Elijah Kinsella, BASS, with Miss Edith
3. Athey at the organ.
r. =. Pierson, tenor, and j. W. Cliff.
bass. have been added TO the chorus of
old ST. Johns Church. Lafayette Square.
The music at thefChurch of the Cove
nant this afternoon by the double quar-
tet, under the direction of sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, will include the fol-
lowing numbers: Hail. Gladdening
Light" by Noble; duet. for contralto
and bass, 1T Was for Me-" by Blount,
Miss Beulah Harper and J. Walter
Humphrey: anthem, Il VIII Lay Me
Down. n Peace" by Miles: incidental
solo, Richard P. Backing; anthem. |
Speaks; incidental solos, Miss Harper |
and Mr.. Humphrey; anthem hymn, 80 |
Father Almighty" by Koschat. In the |
evening the music will include the or
gan voluntary. Prelude in c." by Hol |
Inns. Harvey Murray: "Chorale," from
Die Meistersinger" contralto solo.
Abide With Me-, by Liddle, Miss Har-
linger,; bass obligato. Charles Trow- I
bridge Tittmann; Lead Me. Lord by |
organ postlude. "Marche Solen
nellie" by Mailly.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Reed have sent
out invitations for tomorrow evening
at their apartment in the Nentosa to |:
New York Miss Croft will give an in
formal talk on the science of voice Gull