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to resume her customary duties during
\ the week.
! The vested choir of the Church of the
/. Ascension will sing Matthews sacred
cantata The Conversion of St. Paul"
| at O'Clock this afternoon. This is the
/ third OF series of cantatas that are
being given monthly The hour is chosen
| as likely to be the most convenient to
| the many who have other services that
ice Miss Clara staudenmeyer, contralto,
| will sing Mendelssohn's, But the Lord
Is Mindful from ''St. Paul
| William Stansield organist and choir
director of the First Congregational
Church. has arranged the following
musical program for the services today:
Morning-organ prelude. Aria" from
: "Jubilate in G." by Buck; ofrertory, bass
| solo. IF God So Clothe the Grass" by
Bischoff ]. Walter Humphrey; organ
The Queen of Sheba.'' by Gounod.
Evening-Organ recital; Introduction
and Double Fugue, by Merkel: Pre-
lude" to The Deluge." by Saint-Saens;
Air Varie' in fiat by Faulkes; AN
dante Relisioso," from Sixth Sonata.
by Mendelssohn: anthem. Awake the
| Harp, from The Creation by Haydn
9eTt9ry ahrt anthem anthem cnoA As Pants the
Now the Light of Day" by Weber: or
gan postlude. "The Meistersingers by
Wagner.
Invitations have been issued by the
Ladies Aid Society of the First Congre
Eational Church for a reception Friday
evening in honor of DR.. and Mrs. William
Stanfield. DIR. Stanheld is one of the re-
cent acquisitions to local musical Cir
cles, having come to the city January /
1 "a, ~t.N r,f
the church.
Miss Jessie MacBride will lecture on
| Music, Its Inspirational Value this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr. 9ls Avenue Of
the Presidents. Illustrations will be
given at the piano by Mrs. Knorr.
Music lovers attending the hour of
music" given last week al the Friday
Morning Club were entertained by an at
tractive program by Mrs. SeldomridSe,
Miss Mary E. Pond, Mrs. Duff Lewis and
Miss Ida Ewing. their numbers including
the Suite in E Major Opus IL, for vio
lin and piano. by Carl Goldmark, Mrs.
Lewis and Miss Ewing: songs, Nit elmer
Wasserllie. Elm Schwan," Nit elmer
Primula veris" Understanding" and
1--WE braune Augen," all by Grieg. Mrs.
seldomridge: piano solos, "Au Bord
dune Source" by Liszt; ''Etude a la
Tarantelle." by Alfred Grunfeld. Miss
Ewing; song cycle for contralto. THE
Sun-dial'' by Leigh Hilton, a. Childhood,
b, Youth, c, Maturity, d, Old Age, Miss
Pond.
The usual monthly evening with the
choir will be given at st. Paurs Luth
eran Church this evening The regular
quartet. composed of Mrs Bertha Han
sen Gottsman, Mrs Julian Brylawski.
Herbert F. Aldridge and Charles F.
Roberts. will be assisted by Miss Mary
Weaver Fox. violinist. The choir num-
18th soprano solo; Faiths Prayer" by
White, and He Watching Over Israeli
from Elijah Mrs. Brylawsh will
sing oh Rest In the Lord" also from
Elijah: there will be a tenor and bari
tone duet, BE Glad, Ye Righteous" by
Hosener. and MacDermids setting of the
91st Psalm, sung by Mr.. Aldridge. The
violin number will be Angels Dream"
by Lagge. and Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayl. organist and director. will play
by Richmond, and "Festal March," by
Gounod.
The weekly musical at the National
Library for the Blind took place Wednes-
day evening before an audience that fill
| ed the room. The program was pre-
sented by Mrs. Albertson, who sang The
sn mosns c1sSs BY as
You Calling Me by Marshall: two num-
bers. TIL 1 Wake and The Temple
Bells from Indian Love Lyrics" by
| Amy Woodford linden; Eye Hath Not
Seen" from Gauls Holy CITY, and 20
Divine Redeemer," by Gounod; Charles
r. Schoeneman. violinist. who played
"Cavatina.' by Raft: ITO Wild Rose
by Mcdowell. and "Traumerei' by
who rendered Chopins "Impromptu," No.
| !, and "Etude in Sixths," from My
Diary by Roger; Prelude" by Liapou-
now; Peasant Dance" by Mojsisovics
and Wedding Day in Troldhangen," by
| Grieg.
| Special services have been arranged
for this evening at Trinity NJ. f. Church
1 in honor of the Knights Templar. and an
appropriate program of music has been
! prepared by Mrs. Duncan l.. Richmond,
| choir director, which will include two or
| gan numbers. march from 'Tannhauser"
and march from THE Queen of Sheba''
baritone solo, Halstead P. Hoover; 'Pil-
choir; contralto solo. Lead. Kindly
| Light" by Hawley. Mrs. Morgan Brad
! ford quartet. Now the Day Is Over"
by Shelley. Mrs Richmond. Mrs. Brad
Hoover. Organist, Miss Burkart; violin
| list, William Hill.
| The junior class of Mrs. Helen Glad
| mon Purdum gave studio recital Sat
urday afternoon. Those who contributed
| to the success of the program were the
! Misses Dorothy Trimble. Edna White,
Elizabeth Dowden, Lydia Hulse. Mar
| jorie Simpson. Ruth Bowling, Margaret
| bowling. Mildred Hoover, Helen Short.
| Emily Walker. Lillian Larsen. Dorothy
| White and Lucille Chamberlain.
| The Music Study Club, Miss Faye
| humphrey, president, entertained its as
| sociate members and a few friends at