Evening star., 1914-04-19

day The choir sang weber's Mass in
g. the soprano solos being sustained by
Miss Latimer and Mrs. Rice. Miss Lati-
the Gloria" which suits her flexible
voice admirably. The offertory, "Haec
Dies" by Wiegand. was sung by quar-
tet composed of Miss Latimer. Mrs.
White. Philip Lee Scantling and Lawrence
Murrayl.
Miss Latimer and Charles H. Myers
were the soloists at tho wedding OF Miss
Teresa Waters, which took place at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Nellie Newton Shore. contralto
soioist of Western Presbyterian Churcn'
sang Woods Resurrection" at the ofrer-
tory Easter Sunday morning.
Owing to repeated requests from mem
bers OF the congregation for second
hearing of the Ea ster music, the choir OF
the First Baptist Church, under the d1rec-
ton of Miss Florence Noack. will render
today the anthem. 20 Glorifed, o Cru
Gifted by Schneider: soprano solo. with
orchestral accompaniment. "Hosanna,
/ by Granier; trio for strings. Ave We
rum by Mozart: anthem by the quartet,
with string accompaniment: Christ. Our
Passover. by Schillins. At the evening
service the quartet will sing He Iiveth, =
by Danks and there will be tenor solo.
There's Green Hill Far Away" by
Gounod. The personnel of the choir is
as follows Miss Florence Noack. so
rrano and director: Miss Helen Macleod,
contralto; Burton Corning, tenor: Ray
mond Moore. bass: Chris Meininger and
Frank Howard. vioinists; D. C. Bowman,
cellist. and Mrs. Edmund Barry, organ
ist.
Friends of the late John Porter Law
renee paid beautiful tribute to his mem
ory last Sunday BY donating elaborate
decorations of Easter lilies and crimson
rambler roses for the pulpit and platform
of the New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
the church bulletin made announcement
of the fact, recalling the seventeen years
of Mr. Lawrence's efficient service as or
ganist and choir director. closing appro-
priately with the text II will sing a new
song unto the Lord
Mrs. Robert Fatt and Mrs Armand Gum
precht are among the Washington singers
the professional field They are now un-
der contract for the Keith circuit and
spent last week in the city. appearing
| at each performance at the theater un-
der that management. where they added
one more to their long list of successes.
| The choir of the Church OF Our Fa-
ther. Tniversalist. will repeat today their
Easter program as follows: The Lord
Is Risen" by Loveland; 'The Winter $
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| Ailen Mrs. Hollingsworth Hail. Happy
Morn." Ashford. with violin obligato by
Miss Eugene de Guerin. The members of
| the quartet are Mrs. S. p. Hollingsworth
| soprano: Miss Lillian Chenowith. con-
| tralto: w. S. Blanchard. tenor. and w
| T. Matson. basso. with Mrs. Dorothy
II. Baxter as orsanist and director
| p. Frank Gebest gave musical last
| evening, presenting number of pupils
| in an attractive program. assisted by
Miss Vera Hambly. soprano. and Miss
| Elizabeth r. Graham. violinist Among
! the numbers We're the overture. "Eurv-
| anthe." by Weber. arranged for two
| pianos. eight hands. rendered by Miss
| portch. Miss Evermann, Mrs. Hamilton
| and Miss Golden: solos. "Rarcarof1e" by
| Rohde. Miss Elizabeth Kelly; "Tanzcher
| i'm Freien." by kuilak. Miss Mary Tucke,
| Furness: "Grandmother's Minuet' and
| Fairy Dance, both by Grieg Miss
| Natalie Furness: "Pastorale." by Burg
muller" Miss Evelyn Dyer: song Rose
| in. the Bud by. Forster. Miss Hambly
| riano solos, ''Valse Arabesaue." by Lack
Miss Ethel Marie Bagnam: La F'ileuse "
by Raft. Miss Phyllis Stewart: 'Marche
Mignonne. by Podini Miss Joanna Pet
| ingale: violin solo. "Reverie." by Ysaye
Miss Graham: 'Rhapsodie. No. H." by
List, Miss Dortch: spinning song from
The FLYING Dutchman. by Wagner
Espanol." by Moszkowslsi. Miss Edith
Evermann: soprano solo. "Macushla,' by
Macmurrough. Miss Vera Hambly. and
piano. 'Andante Spianato and Polonaise, .
by Chopin. B. Frank Gebest