Evening star., 1915-12-12

plication." by Scott At the evening
service: Organ prelude. 'Religioso," by
Selby; Seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts;
incidental solo by Mr., Kruger; bass
choral from .Die Meistersinger." by Wag-
ner; 20 Strength and Stay" by Barnby;
organ postlude. "sortie," by Metzler. .
The evening choir of the church will
give The Messiah" Sunday. evening,
ice, with an address by the pastor The
work will be repeated the following
evening at s o'clock. The solo parts
will be sustained by the regular solo
lists of the evening choir, with the as
,sistance of Mr.. Backing of the after
noon choir. The afternoon choir of
| the church. assisted by four additional
voices. Miss Mabel Roberts, soprano;
Glider. tenor, and Harry Hellwig. bass,
| will give Gounod's st. Cecilia" (Messe
Solenelle) Sunday afternoon. December
20, at the regular afternoon service.
! The solo trio will be Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler. soprano; Richard p.
| Backing. tenor, and J. Walter Hum
phrey, bass.
| The hour of music at the Friday
| Morning Music Club last week was
given by Miss Elizabeth Howry, So
prano tguest of the club; Miss Vir-
| ginia Bestor, pianist, and Mrs. Ralph
Barnard. contralto. and the program
| included the following: Sonata, opus
81. No. 2. largo. allegro. adagio. allie
gretto. by Beethoven: .'Fantasiestuck'
and In der Nacht." by Schumann; In
termezzo' and "Reverie.' from opus =,
by Richard Strauss. and "Humoresque, -
opus SO. by Max Reger Miss Bestor;
! "Vedrai Carino," from Don Giovanni ;
Non SO piu.' from THE Marriage of
| Figaro, both by Mozart: "Das Veil
chen and Die Forelie," both by Schu-
1 ba hy Bra NisS
Howry; "Morgen." by Richard Strauss.
! and Die Allmacht," by Schubert, Mrs.
| Barnard
DIR. William Stansfield. organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
| tional Church, has arranged the fol-
| lowing musical program for the serv-
| ices today Morning service-Orsan
prelude, Communion in e Minor, Ba-
tiste; anthem. For Thee, o Dear, Dear
Country" and Thine Is the Kingdom
/ C"The Holy City'), Gaul: anthem, 20
Lord, Most Holy" Gilbert; offertory,
quartet, Jesus Only" Rotoli; organ
postlude. finale. symphony. No. 4
| Widor. Evening service-Organ pre-
lude. Song Without Words Tschai-
kowsky: anthem, contralto solo and
chorus 20 Pray for the Peace of Jeru-
salem" Knox; offertory, soprano and
bass solos and chorus. softly Now the
Light of Day" Schilling. For the short
organ recital following the evening
service the following program has
been arranged: "Magnificat in D
Minor" Lemaigre; Melody in F. Rub
| instein; theme varied in E fiaD,
| ian National March,"
The usual monthly rehearsal of the
Rebew Orchestra was given Monday
evening in the ballroom of the Ra-
leigh Hotel, ~the orchestra being for
this occasion the guest of the Indiana
/ Society. The assisting soloists were
Miss Vera Budd. soprano; Mrs. Jesse
| kester, contralto. and K. B. Schmidt,
clarinetist. Miss Budd sang, slave
Music, Thee 1 Live For by Puccini.
Mrs. Kester rendered "Mignon," by
'dHardelot. Irish Folk Song" by Park
! er. and Nora" by Paggott. and Mr..
by Doca. The orchestral numbers were
as follows: March. Under One Flag"
! by Won BIon; overture, La Burlesque,"
J by Suppe; selection from Martha" by
/ Flotow: intermezzo. Wedding of the
Rose" by Jessel; March, ''Tippecanoe"
characteristic. Sunny South by
Lampe Miss Florence Trainham was
the accompanist.
The Rebew Orchestra was also heard
| which was rendered at the First Pres
(. byterian Church: March. ''Durch
Kampf yum Sieg," by Won Blon :; over
ture, Hungarian Lustspiel." by Keller
Bella; soprano solos, I'll Bacio." by Ar
Miss Anna Bresnan: Martina by Flo
tow, by the orchestra; contralto solos,
+, "A Spray of Roses" by Sanderson and
The Rosary" by Nevin. Miss Alice N.
/ Stone: intermezzo. "Aisha," by Lindsay:
| the orchestra; clarinet solo. Happy be
| Thy Dreams" (air varie) transcribed
by DR.. Andrea Coda, H. e. Schmidt
i tenor solos, Spirit Flower" by Upton,
For You Alone" by Geibl. and Il
Love Thee" by Nildenberg. Frank A.
GoebeI; grand fantasie. Home, Sweet
! Home. the World Over" by Lampe.
Miss Ester England and Mrs. John G.
Klein were the accompanies.
/ Congregational Church this morning,
| under the direction of Claude Robeson,
will be as follows: Organ prelude,
| Ada gio." from Second Organ Sonata
by Mendelssohn; anthem. Prepare Ye
| the Way of the Lord" by Garrett; Of
| fertory, bass solo. "If God So Clothed
| the Grass. by Bischoff. James S.
Hicks; organ postlude, Allegro Maets-
toso." from Second Organ Sonata" by
| Nendelssohn. At the evening service
the music will be given by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus and Quartet. under
| the direction of DR.. William r. Buch-
l.anan, as follows: Organ solo, .'Melo-
die rAmour," by Hurst. anthem, Can
tate Domino" in c major, by Buck
contraito solo, Eye Hath Not Seen
Ear Hath Not Heard from THE Holy
City" by Gaul, Mrs. Ada Arundel Pill
| low; offertory quartet, Crossing the
Bar" by Schneider; organ meditation
| Evening Song by Jensen. and organ
oostlude, "Offertoire in Flat" by
Read. Mrs. Horace Dulin, yioIinist. will
play the violin obligato for the even
ing quartet selection.
Interesting events of recent date
must include the lecture by DIR. J
Fred Wolfe. before the Friday Morn
i ing Music Club, in which DR.. Wolfe
brought out many new and unexpected
characteristics of the great master
Johann Sebastian Bach. The lecture
was illustrated by Miss Lucy Brick
enstein. Soprano Paul Bleyden, tenor
and c. Trowbridge Tittmann, bass