Evening star., 1915-11-14

double quartet. and in the evening by the
choir OF one hundred voices. with double
quartet of solo voices, both services being
under the direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson, with Harvey Murray. as usual.
at the organ. The musical numbers will
be as follows: Anthem, "Blest Comforter
Divine by Berwald; duet. 1T Was for
Me-" by Blount. Mrs. Lenore Fuller and
Light of Light" by Brackett. incidental
solo. Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler: Fear
Not Ye. Q Israeli by Lansing. incidental
tenor solo Richard I P Backing; 7 Heard
dental soprano solo. Mrs. Gnwler Even
ing. organ prelude. Ave Maria (six-
teenth century,, by Arcadelt choral
frcm Die Meistersinger.' by Wagner:
eontralto solo Father in Heaven" by
Briggs. Miss Buelah Harper Love That
viii Not Let Me Co. by Gabriel. Incl
dental solos for soprano and bass, Mrs.
Gawler and Arthur Chester Gorbach
Come Unto Him. by Gounod and organ
postlude, Festival in c., by Seifert
Miss Angela Franceska Small daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Small of
Euclid street. is now in New York, hav-
ing just reached there from tour
through the south and west, in which
she has been giving folk song recitals
The musical portion of the service at
All Souls Unitarian Church this morn
W =
w. Coggeshall. who will play the violin
obligato to 40 Lord Most Holy" by
Cesar Franck, which will be sung by
Charles rrowbridge Tittmann, soloist
and precentor. Mr.. Tittmann will give
also 80 Love That Will Not Let Me Co.
by Herndon siorsell, and Lewis Corning
Atwater. at the organ. will play as
prelude 'Adagio.' from Ropartz's Sec
fro>, Raff's I'm wal,le Symphony and
as postlude. Bach's 'Fantasie in G
Minor"
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church todsy the music, under
the direction of Claude Robson. or
sanist. will include the prelude.
Prayer" from the 6 minor sonata by
Becker; anthem. Lord. We Pray Thee
Help Thy Servants" C'Agnus Der and
"Dona Nobis.' from Imperial Mass").
by Haydn; offertory, contralto solo. "A
Song of Thanksgiving" by Allitsen.
Mrs Ada Arundel Pillow; organ post
lude. "Praeludium Festivum," from g
minor sonata by Becker. Evening
service in charge of the evening chorus,
directed by Dr. William r. Buchanan
Organ solo, Lullaby" by Lemare: an
them, Gladstone Light" by sullivan:
English). J. S. Hicks; offertory quartet.
still, Still With Thee" by Foote: or
gan SOLO Meditation C'By shoulder
ing Embers"), by Mcdowell: postlude,
Grand CnOeCT, Dy beSHdSes.
Mrs. John Humphrey, contralto SOLO
fst of Hamline NJ. E. Church, is con-
valescing at George Washington Hos
nital. and Mrs James Kerr is singing
in her place at the church today.
A large audience gathered at the
Home Club Wednesday evening to
listen to a well chosen program of
vocal and instrumental numbers by
Schubert, Sibelius. Mozart. Grieg. Sal
ter. Brahms MacFaydn. Tschaikowsky,
Huhn, Cowen, Debussy and Leschetlzky.
Among those contributing vocal num-
bers were Miss CAROLYN Curtlss' So
prano; Louis Thompson. tenor. John
Waters, bass. and Miss Lenore Baker
pianist Mrs. Otto Torney Simon as
sisted by playing the accompaniments
with her usual skill and finish.
At old ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
crock Creek parish) this morning the
music will include the TIE Deum No. 6,
in E fiat. by Dudley Buck: Jubilate, in
A. by Dudley Buck, and offertory.
"Hark, Hark, My Soul,'' by Harry Rowe
Shelley.
The opening event of the Friday
Morning Music Club this season took
place Friday morning in the ballroom
of the Raleigh Hotel. where the meet
son. The program was an unusual
one. consisting of compositions for two
pianos, rendered by Mary Carlisle
Howe of this city and Ann Hull Of Bal
timore, the latter guest of the club.
The numbers presented included 'Vari-
ations." by Schumann; Waltz and
Romance" both by Arensky; Dance
Maca bre,'' by Saint Saens; First Move
ment of the Piano Concerto in Flat
by Tschaikowsky; La Mutt d'Armour."