Evening star., 1915-09-12
on the return trip stopped at Yellow
stone Park. Salt Lake City, Denver.
Kansas City and st. Louis.

on the return trip stopped at YeiioW-
stone Park. Salt Lake City, Denver.
Kansas City and St Louis.
Charles d. Church. tenor, will give
the musical. numbers this evening At
the tent service of the Church Of the
Covenant. when he Will be heard in
"A1l Through the Might" by Porter,
and Gloria" by Buzzi Peccia: Mr.
Klein will act as precentor and Mrs.
Klein as accompanist.
! John s. Thiemeyer. organist OF Trim
ity Lutheran Church. has returned to
the city, and will resume his work at
the church today. During his absence
he visited Ocean Grove, Asbury Park
and Long Branch, N. J.; New York city,
Poughkeepsie and Kingston, N. Y.
The musical program arranged by DR..
William Stansield for the service at
the First Congregational Church this
morning includes the organ prelude,
"Jubilate Deo," by Silber; quartet.
Christ is Is o1iI Knocking king at .oy. Ny Sad Sad
Marvellous by Farmer: organ post
lude, Largo" by Haendel. The Offer
tory solo will be given by J. M. Zang,
his selection being 20. Savior of the
World" by Bach.
Mrs. Florence Noack Howard, So
prano, was the soloist at the open air
song service and band concert at Brad
dock Heights last Sunday evening,
singing before an audience of 1000
Rfepe Mosanna anq Praise % Be Thne by yedqese Gran
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard have spent
the summer motoring. going to At
sntie City mhlads1Dha
trip at Braddock Heights. where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NC
Carty at their summer home. Mrs.
Howard. who is soprano soloist and
4 MT
Church. will be in her place again to-
day, and will sing at the offertory,
The Lord Is Ny Light" by Frances
Allitsen.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson made a hur-
ried trip to New York city Friday from
Ogunquit, Me-, to meet William Shakes
peare. the great English voice expo
nent, who was due to arrive in this
country yesterday for a visit to the ex-
few days visiting at Mr.. Wrightson's
summer home at Ogunquit before leav-
ing for the Pacific coast.
The choir Of Emmanuel Baptist Church,
under the direction of Douglass G. Miller.
with Mrs. Dickinson as accompanist, will
render at this mornings service the
anthem, Seek Ye the Lord by ]. v.
Roberts; incidental solo, by Nell Marks,
by Adam Geibel; incidental solo, Miss
Anna Clokey, soprano. Evening anthem,
"Hark. Hark, My Soul" by W. S. Sudds,
incidental solo. Miss Clokey; offertory,
tenor solo. Beautiful Land of Some
where" Nell Marks, Three bass voices,
two alto voices and three sopranos are
needed to complete the quota of singers
for the chorus The director contemplates
taking up some fine compositions for
presentation this coming winter, and the
only requisites for membership in the
chorus are good voice and a love for
good music.
Roger ]. whiteford, baritone, will be
the offertory soloist at the Central
Presbyterian Church this morning,
when he will be heard in De Koven's
setting of Kipling's "Recessional."
Mrs. Henry White. choir director Of
the Church of the Incarnation. and Miss
Emilie Margaret White, organist, returned
| to Washington early in the week after a
trip through the northern states and
Canada, and will resume their work at
the church next Sunday. Their itinerary
took them to Montreal. where they spent
| ten days, going afterward to visit st.
Anne de Beaupre, and making stay Of