The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

IN = f1at tScnuperDi bass solo, %
/ God, Have Mercy, (Mendelssohn); offer
organ postlude, "Marche Pontificaie"
0emmens).
s D. Morgan prelude, ''Nocturne' (R
K. Miller); anthem, HAL Gladdening
Light Martini; offertory. anthem, MY
Soul Doth Magnify the Lord" (Marks).
Musical half-hour immediately after
evening service)-"Great @ Minor Fugue'.
| Bach); "walther's Prize Song" (wag-
ner): "Cappricio" QIemaigre); contraito
solo. Lord. Have Mercy (streleskD.
Mrs. Neville d. Miller; overture, Egg
mont" CBeethoven).
At the Church Of the Covenant this aft
ernoon, the double quartet under the d.
rection Of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
with Mr.. Harvey Murray at the organ.
viii render the following musical pro-
gram: Have Mercy Upon Me- MAR
shalD; incidental solo. Mrs. Gawler; So
prano solo, Guide Me to the Light"
(Squires). Mrs. Gawler; "Hark! Harki
Ny Soul?' CWesD; incidental solos, Miss
Harper and Mr.. Backing; Father in
Heaven" Briggs; incidental solos. Mrs
Gawier. Miss Harper, and Mr.. Backing;
"Suppfcation" (scott.
The evening choir OF 100 voices of the
Church Of the Covenant will give an en-
tire program Of English composers at this
evenings service, beginning at s o'clock.
under the direction Of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson. with Mr.. Harvey Murray al
the organ. The pastor OF the church, the
Rev. Charles Wood, ID. D., will preach
on England and the War" The musical
program Is as follows: Organ prelude,
"Andante In D. Smart; "Hosanna in
the Highest" (Stalner); contralto solo.
Jesus, Tender Shepherd, Hear Me"
CWrightson). Miss Harper; Love Divine,
All Love ExcelIing'' Cstainer): 20
Strength and Stay CBarnby); organ.
''Postlude in D. Qrederich Archer).
At the Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy
Nativity. Washington Cathedral. the
twenty-third organ recital will be given
today at 5 o'clock by Mr.. Edgar Priest.
cathedral organlst. The program follows:
Prelude Heroic Cwilliam Faulkes);
Evening Song" Edward Bsirstom): in
PRODUCTION. variations. and finale on
Jerusalem the Golden" CwIlliam Spark:
''Humoreske" (Anton Dvorak); War
March OF the Priests CAthaIie). Men
delssohn).
The first OF a series Of recitals was
given at the Musicians Betterment
League last Tuesday evening by George
Henry Howard. assisted by Theodore T.
teresting and instructive talk on piano
numbers. which included ''Fantasie. Opus
49, Chopin; First Nocturne," Merry
BabbIing Brooklet," and Improvisation
Howard), and "Polonaise, Opus IT.
MoszkowskD. Mr.. Apples numbers
were Aria" from Julius Caesar
CHandeD; Myself When Young" Q.eh- !
mani. a group Of songs by c. B. Hawley. |
and d'Hardelot. When Richelieu the Red !
Robe Wore" Murray. and Long Ago in |
Alcala' CMassager).
Mrs. Milton White. contralto. a mem |
Der OF the Rubinstein Club. was offertory |
soloist at the lexington Presbyterian |
Church last Sunday. singing Campion's
Just for Today (AbbotD. in the even
ing.
The vested choir of the Church Of the
Ascension. under Albert w. Harmed, will
sing the following at the services today:
II a m.-"Benedicite in B Fiat"
CCIemens): How Lovely Are the Mes
sengers" CMendelssohn).
At the 4:15 o'clock vespers-"Msgnificat
in D. CMarks): by BabyIon's Wave"
CGounod): "A Song in the Night Wood
mani. Miss Corinne Lockett, soprano, and
Mr.. A. n. Gardner. bass. will sing the in
cidental solos.
Next Sunday, December 20. The
Christmas Dawn" a new cantata by Gil
bert Spross will be sung. and on January
3 The Christ Child" by HawIey.
The rehearsals on cantatas are held in
the school room Of the church on Tues
day nights, and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended singers to join the work.
The choir of Christ Church, Alexandria,
assisted by Miss Mary Sherrier, soprano:
Mr.. ]. F. NJ Bowie. tenor. and Mrs
James E. Bagley barytone. gave a con-
cert on Tuesday night before a large and
appreciative audience, the concert being
followed by reception rendered the
choir by the ladies OF the Parish Aid So
ciety. The program was follows:
Chorus. Song Of the vikings CFanning).
Christ Church choir; song. "Ah. Love
But Day CProtheroe). Mr.. Bowie: song.
Wanderers Song (Schumann). Mr.. !
CPuccinD, Miss Sherrier: song.
The Mad Dog" CThe Vicar OF Wake
ield). Gehmann). Mr.. Bagley: duet, My s
Song Shall Be Always Of Thy Mercy t
hymn OF praise). CMendelssohn). Miss s
sherrier and Mr.. Bowie: aria. THE Sor- I
'ows OF Death Chymn of praise). CMen- !
Mr.. Bowie: song. Love Has a
Wings" Rogers), Miss Sherrier; song. \
Jean" CSpross), Miss Sherrier; reading,
"A New England Funeral" CKate Doug
ass wiggin), Mr.. BagIey: trio Protect !
IS Through the Coming Night CNicolaD, 5
Miss Sherrier, Mr.. Bowie. and Mr.. Bag $
ey; song, Total Eclipse" CSams~n). I
Handel; aria, Sound an Ala N" {
Judas Maccabaeus) CHandeD, Mr.. Bowie; +
horus, From Egypts Bondage Come" J
Page), Christ Church choir. p
Mr.. Walter T. Holt. director of the .
Sordica Mandolin, Guitar, and Banjo S
lubs, gave a delightful concert last I
evening at the Washington Col I
sge. Of which Mr.. Holt is a member Of e
he faculty. The clubs were ably as ]
listed by Mrs Arthur Glanville Dunn, T
oprano: Miss Alice z. Hill, mandolinIst; c
ir. Dufour Brown, banjoist and Mrs
trace Dufour Brown, plano accompanies.
Thu piano pupils Of Washington Col e
.ge, under direction of Mr.. Harry Pat ?
erson Hopkins. gave an informal recital q
asst Friday afternoon at that institution, D
o,lowed by a tea q
Although this WORK was intended only S
or the school, a few specially invited r
uests were present, and the cooperation =.
{ the vocal department made a delight I
uI program. The entire work of the A
oung ladies was done from memory, and N
-as as follows: Miss Agnes Carter, Of K
''Venetienne" (Godard): "a
Iiss Gertrude Williamson. OF Central II
.merica, "Polonalse' (MacDowelD: Miss {;
'atherine Carter. Of Chevy Chase, Md, "a
Preludium'' CMacDowelD: Miss Frances S
,ayner. of Chicago, 'TPreluda'' Rach- q
,anIofD; Miss Elizabeth Jones' of st. IA
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