Evening star., 1914-11-01

With Me-: tenor solo. with Overflow
organ solo. ."The Brides March: bass
solo. Behold My Lord; duet, 20
Flower of the Verdant Lea: chorus,
lists will be Mrs. b H. Smart. Soprano;
D. G. Angevine. tenor. and J. Walter
Humphrey, bass The morning pro
gram will include the organ prelude.
Fear Not, Ye. o Israel" by Spicker.
and offertory, quartet, God Is
Spirit" from The Woman of Samaria,'
by Bennett.
Miss Helen Macleod, contralto. sang
with the quartet of the First Congre-
sational Church last Sunday, at the
morning service.
The choir of St Andrews Episcopal
Church. under the direction of Mrs.
Charles G. McRoberts, will sing this
morning tie Deum," by Schilling. and
"Jubilate Deo.' by Patten, and at the
offertory the anthem, Seek Ye the
Lord" by Roberts. with incidental
tenor solo by William J. Caulfield. who
will assist the choir at today's serv-
ices.
AT the Church of the Incarnation this
morning the music will include the
by Tertius Noble. and for the offertory
Roberts Seek Ye the Lord Fl. b
Bowles singing the tenor solo and OBJ
ligato. Harry McCalmont will play
Meditation" by Chanery, as a flute
solo for the voluntary. with accom-
paniment on the organ by Emily Mar
garet White. The vesper service at D
o'clock will be choral. Florence Ste1-
fens, contralto soloist at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. will sing
- III fnr Lii
by MacDermid, for the oftertory.
Mrs Oldberg was at home again to her
friends and a few music lovers last
Sunday afternoon. when the following
Mrs. Walter Gait: within the Garden
of NV Heart" by Scott: Yesterday and
To-day" by Spross; The Beautiful Land
of Nod" by Greene: Light. by Bauer;
The Cycle of Life, by Ronald, and nd
Enduring Love-" by Nordica. Mrs Gait
was assisted by J. Harris Franklyn,
baritone. who added much to the pleas
ure of the occasion by giving several
songs.
At the First Presbyterian Church the
program, under the direction Of Fl. II. r.
iIelwig, with Charles H. Kocher at the
organ: will include this 3; morning 7, ,fl n, .he
Nevin; offertory. Abide With Me-" by
Liddle, Mrs. Hurtt; postlude. March
Pontihcale," by Lemmens In r. the even ;, m
ing: Organ solos, "Pilgrim's Chorus. by
Wagner, and "Berceuse," by Splnney;
anthem 30 Tarry Thou the Lords
Leisure" by Gale; orfertory, 'Magnif-
cat" by Marks; postlude. "Allegro VI
vace and Fugue." from communion
Sonata" by Mendelssohn.
The monthly musical service at st.
PauIs Lutheran Church will be given
this evening. instead of the last sun
day in the month, as formerly Mrs
Hazel Wegner- Reeder will substitute
for Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsman, the
regular soprano, and will sing "Sa-
vior, Blessed Redeemer." by Dana, at
the offertory. Mrs Julian Brylawski.
Ninety and Nine" and the quartet
numbers will be "Magnificat.' by
Blumenschein; Art Thou Weary" by
Schnecker, and 'Tarry With Me-" by
Baldwin; incidental bass solo by MT.
Roberts. and He Will Hide Me" Ex-
cell
Organ numbers-"Evenson by
Johnston: "Andantino,' by Lemare. and
Coronation March, by Meyerbeer.
William f. Braithawaite is the tenor,
Charless +. Roberts bass and Mrs. Will
liam Hamilton Bayly organist and di-
rector.
At the morning service the choir will
sing "Christian, the Morn." by Shelley,
ana NlTS. fNeSdeF Will SlHB an eti Oil
ment of the "Berceuse," from Jocelyn."
set to Lead, Kindly Light
The evening choir of the Church of
the Covenant will open it's present sea-
son at o'clock tonight, when the
seventeenth special musical service will
be given by the organization. under the
direction of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
with Harvey Murray again at the or
gan. During Mr.. Wrightson's vaca-
tion he devoted much time to selecting
new music for both the afternoon and
evening choirs of the church, and the
program this evening will include some
anthems never before given in Wash
ington. The music will include the
organ prelude, "Cujus Animam." by
Rossini; anthem. "Hark. Hark. My
Soul by Hawley, incidental solos.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler and
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann: bass
solo. Thou, o Lord, Art My Protector"
by Saint-Saens, Mr.. Tittmann; anthem,
Lead Us Gently Home by Briggs,
Miss Buelah Harper, Mr.. Wrightson
and the choir; River of Life" by
Lacey. and Lord, How Long," by
Blount; organ postlude. March," by