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at the First Presbyterian Church win
tary ''ofertoire." BY Batiste, anthem.
The King Of Love My Shepherd Is,"
lby, Harry Rowe Shelley; organ. post
Charles H. Kocher. organist. will give
a brief recital every Sunday imme-
diately preceding the evening service
and this evening will play Conn
Bach. The quartet. under the direction
of H. H. r. Helwig, will sing Rock
OF Ages" BY Dudley Buck and !, the he
Smart.
Miss Katharine McNeal, pianist. re-
turned Wednesday from ten-day stay
| in New York city and was accompanied
on the return trip by Nine. Leona Cru
gan, pianist. at one time vorbereiter to
Nine. Theresa Carreno: Nine. Grugan
will be the guest Of Miss McNeal for
some weeks and the young hostess is al
ready planning some informal musicals
at which friends will have an opportunity
Of hearing how she has progressed dur
| ing the past year spent in Berlin, and
also of hearing the honor guest in several
numbers.
| Miss Marguerite Allen has been en-
gagged as organist and director of the
choir Of the North Carolina Avenue NJ.
P. Church and assumed charge of the
music last Sunday. This morning she
will play at the opening of the service.
Ave Maria" by Gounod. the chorus
choir will render the "Recessional.'' by
de Koven. with solo sustained by Miss
Sue Hess, and the organ postlude will
be, March of the Priests" from "Atha-
| lie." by Mendelssohn. At the evening
ssgee iv MsS Ksl Allen a,s will hoI Play yin Media
20 Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem" by
Knox; there will be a quartet. II Come
o Blessed SAVIOR by Pinsuti, and or
gan postlude, ''Marche Romaine." by
Gounod.
Students of Madison Hall Seminary and
few invited guests enjoyed a musical
treat treat Wednesday evening, when Arthur
! recital, his numbers including the arias,
''Vesta la Giubba," from II Pagliacci."
la Donna Mobile" by Verdi. and the
songs. For You Alone" by Gsibsl; AN
Nacht," by Bohm.
| Miss Miriam Webb, mezzo soprano. has
been engaged to sing during October at
| the Church of the Incarnation. under the
direction Of Mrs. Henry White.
Richard Maxwell. Asss. who has come to
Washington recently from Ohio to take
medical course at one Of the local uni
versities. has been engaged as bass soloist
of Ingram Congregational Church
Miss Jessie Herriott has issued invita-
%ions for a novel form of entertainment,
which she VIII give at the New Willard
Friday afternoon. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade. soprano; Louis
Thompson. tenor, and Miss Marguerite
lOToole harpist. who viii give a musical
] program, and Miss Herriott and Charles
Morgan will give exhibitions Of all the
latest ideas in dancing. including the one
step, tango. Maxixe Lu-iu FadO and the
Chinese ballroom dance. the Ta-tao. Mrs.
Mary Bransome Keyes win assist at the
piano.
| Miss Augusta Hill. one of the con-
traltos of the afternoon choir Of the
Church of the Covenant, will assist the
choir Of Trinity Methodist Church to-
Tm a Stranger" by Marston, assisted
| by Miss Minnie Bailey at the organ.
The first of this seasons public re-
Weber, conducting. took place Monday
evening In the lecture room Of Keller
! Memorial Church. which was filled to
prano. and Maurice Fitzgerald, tenor,
were the assisting 'soloists and were re-
ceived with enthusiasm after each of
the numbers. Miss Wild sang Dainty
Dorothea," by de Koven. and "a May
Morning." by Danza, and Mr.. Fitzgerald
gave Somewhere Voice Is Calling"
by NsWtcn: % "Who Knows?. by Dunbar.
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orchestra rendered in good style the
following numbers: March. Soldiers
and sWeethearts" by Hail. overture.
S2 osoR II sgRpe wts tgs
by Lampe; 'Serenade dAmour," by
Won Blon: Humoresque." by pyorak
march. Laurentian." by Lauendeau.
| Miss Bessie Humphreys and Miss Tege-
| Ter were the accompanies.
! Miss GuEle Louise Corey has been en-
gagged to give a recital at the National
early In November. This will be Miss
| Coreys second appearance at this in
/ stitution. During the absence from the
| city of Miss Edith -Keyes Miss Mar
guerite Allen is acting satisfactorily as
accompanist.
Mrs. Fuller will substitute this even
! ing at the Metropolitan Methodist
Church for Miss Marian Larner, the
regular contralto. and will sing My
Task, by Ashford.
| Mr.: and Mrs. Edwin Markham Mac
| Leod announce the engagement of their
daughter Helen and James Walter
en5t and Mr Of this a19,t city Bet R9th Miss Macleod
musical circles, Miss Macleod being
contralto soloist last season at the
First Baptist Church and Mr.. Gift
the Church of the Incarnation.
Mrs. Susanne Oldberg inauguratad
this seasons recitals last Sunday aft
ernoon at her studio, when a small
| company of music lovers were enter
tanned by program given by Miss
Linda Carruthers. soprano, of Round
Hill. Va, and ]. Harris franklin, BARI
tone, of this city. Miss Carruthers has
la vioce of brilliant quality and de-
lighted the guests with her singing of
| Yesterday and Today" by Charles
Gilbert Spross: "At Dawning," by
Cadman, and Love Is the Wind" by
McFadeyn. Mr.. Franklin was equally
enjoyable in Loves Rhapsody" by
Guy DHarelot; within Your Eyes"
by Graham: Il Am Thy Harp by
| Woodman: Morning" by Obey Speaks;
"Randanna Ballads" by Sydney Homer.
and by special request, Drink to Me
Only With Thine Eyes and The
Rosary" by Nevin, the hostess assist
| ing at the piano.
The choir of Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church. under the direc-
this morning the anthem, Seek Ye the
Lord by. Hyatt. Elmo Jasper sustain
| ing the incidental tenor solo. At the
| win continue his illustrated talks on
the countries now involved in the
European conflict. the choir will render
the anthem, Grown Him Lord of All,
by Ernest Nickel, and Miss Mary Clarke
| Whitaker, contralto, will sing THE
Lord Is My Shepherd" by Booth. at the
offertory.
| Mrs Rlanche Muir Dalgleish, vic<