Evening star., 1915-10-10
ly for the occasion. Mrs. Lent accom-
panied at tho piano.

ly for the occasion. Mrs. Lent accom-
panied at tho piano.
Tho music At tho Mount Pleasant
under direction Of Claude Robson. or
ganist. will include the organ prelude
"Gnrfsw;s "G By MacRensie; Rsns =; z,sss1en anshe%
from Lucia d Lammermoor). by Don.
nizetti-Dressler; offertory. alto SOLO
Thou wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace" Willard Patten, Miss Arundel
soa Sy ssoms sranf hTenng organ
holme. and Traumerei." by schumann
duet for soprano and bass. Rise
Growned ar with Light" BY Braekest; oa.,s MIS- nh
quartet. Lead, Kindly Light" by
Charles Gilbert spross: chorus, Jesus
Only" by August Rotoli, and MY Je-
sus. I Love Thee" by J; A. Hugo; or or.
Priests" from Athaiie," by Mendels-
sohn.
At the Church of the Covenant this
arternoon the music. under the d1rec-
Harvey Murray at the organ, will be
given by the double quartet and will
include the anthem The Word OF the
Lord" by Briggs Incidental solos,
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and J. Walter Humphrey. bass); con
tralto solo, Like as the Hart Desireth
the Water Brook" by Frances Allitsen,
| Miss Buelah Harper; anthem, The
Matthews Unoidental solo, Mrs. Cav
ler): Thus Saith the Lord" by Hosmer
Incidental solos. Richard P. Backing
and Mr.. Humphrey; Now as Twilight
Gathers" By Foss.
Mrs Huron rauaon made a hurried
trip to Richmond Wednesday to be
present at the wedding of Miss Annie
Louise Reinhardt and G. Watson James
of that city. The bride was a resident
here for three years, during which
time she made her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Josef Kaspar She is an accom-
plished violinist and a daughter Of
Prof. Jacob Reinhardt, who has been
organist of old st. Paurs Church,
Richmond, for forty years.
Mrs. E. M. Wallace is presiding at the
9seam Of the nnib OF
The music at old st. Johns Church:
iafayette square; under direction rect sna,n of
'3si 5abIlats p.o." 1s" by sohu6.rs Sc e With ina:
dental solos for tenor and soprano. sus-
'S gsyssn a9d
Doth Not Wisdom cry~' by Stanley
Smith. At the afternoon service tho
choir will sing. Nov the Day Is
ana unS bimitsl. ana IN e sosn By
Marks.
Mrs. IAlla 3. Lloyd. dramatic soprano.
at the preliminary organ recital given
Church CHI By AcHenry Mcchord. pnA'
The choir of tho First Congregational
Church. under direction of Dr. William
Stansheld. has resumed rehearsals on
to be given at a special musical eerv-
ice the first Sunday evening in Novem-
ber.
odist Church, under the direction Of
Henry H. Freeman. with Miss Edith
B. Athey at the organ. made a favor
able impression on Its first appearance
At the services last Sunday evening
This evenings musical numbers will
include Now the Day Is Ended" by
Bartlett, with incidental contralto solo
by Mrs. Humphrey. and There Is a
Green Hill Far Away" by Marks. with
incidental solos for soprano and tenor
and Clarence sorrell. respectively.
Miss Florence Steffens, contralto So
loist Of the Vermont Avenue Christian
this morning, her selection being the
'Ninety-First Psalm" by MacDermid.
Last Sunday she was most effective in
her rendition of 'Zion." by Bruno HUM.
John g. Klein. tenor solpist ana choir
director Of Gunton-Temple Church. has
arranged the following numbers for
the services today: Morning. duet for
soprano and tenor. God Is Love-" by
Jerome, Miss Lillian Taft and Mr..
Klein: evening. anthem. Seek Ye the
Lord" by Roberts Incidental solo. Mr..
Klein); tenor solo, 20 Eyes That Are
Weary" by Brackett. sung by William
Davis. with Mrs. Klein at the organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stansfield, who
have recently returned from East
Gloucester. Mass. stopped en- route at
Springfield for four days. where they
National Association of Organists.
Mrs Charles W. Fairfax of the board
Of directors Of the Monday Morning
Gus WIN IL sing 1s, ss mHrnns At the
sociation at Calvary Baptist Church.
when she will give Tho Cry Of
Rachel" by Mary Turner Salter. She
Will be accompanied at the piano by
Miss Lucille Moore. recent addition
to Washington musical circles Miss
Moore comes from tho south and has
studied piano under Liebling. court
pianist at Munich. and under Buona-
mici Of Florence. Italy.
Announcement 10 made that the an
nual examination Of candidates for the
free scholarships at the National Con-
sorvatory of Music Of America, located
in New York city, will take place at
the conservatory Saturday morning,
October 23. and Wednesday evening,
October ~. The scholarships now open
are in voice. piano and violin. and they
Will be awarded only to pupils whose
talents and requirements promise dis
tinction as artists and also only to
those who are without means to con-
tinue their musical education
Otto Torney Simon, conductor Of the
Motet Choral Society and of the Home
Club Chorus. utilized the leisure of his
summer holiday in literary work by
contributing to recent issue OF a
musical magazine an article on Breath
Control the Basic Act Of Singing" and
a short essay on Jenny Lind. Artist
and Woman"
Thomas Evans Greene. after an alb
sence of three years. has been re-
engaged as head of the vocal depart
ment Of Chevy Chase Seminary and
with Felix Garziglia. director of the
piano department. was heard there
Thursday evening in recital. The well
chosen program included the songs
Life" by O'Hara: Songs My Mother
Taught Me-" by Dvorak; I'm Wearin'