Evening star., 1915-12-19
gro." from Sonata in G." by volck-

The music at the midnight commun-
ion service of the Church of the Incar-
nation Christmas eve will be under
the direction Of Mrs. Henry White,
with Emile Margaret White at the
lude. Silent Night" by Franz Gruber
professional, "Adeste Fideles"; opening
anthem. There Were Shepherds Abid-
ing in the Field" by Vincent; inciden-
ice in F." by stainer: Beginning at l:
o'clock Elsie Small will sing "Contique
de Noel" by Adolph Adam, for the OF.
fertory solo, Edna Snyder. daughter OF
the rector. playing the violin obligato
"Nunc Dimittis." by Barnby; recession.
al, 80 Little Town Of Bethlehem; organ
postlude, Birthday March, by Schu
mann.
Tuesday evening members Of tn
Home Club were entertained by
concert. the participants being Mis-
Helen Page White. Miss Sadie Krup-
saw. contralto: Arthur Green and DR.
Leopold Glushak. tenors; Emanuel n
bamonS' basso: Miss sA Florence stonebraker. &C
spirit Flower" by Upton. Miss Krup'
saw: still vie die Nacht." by Bohm
terfiy." Miss white; Der Asra." by
"RigoIetto," Misses White and Krup-
saw, and Messrs. Green and simons
my Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, from
samson and Delilah." by saint-saens
Miss Krupsaw; "Toreador Song" Mr.
Sinons; "Elsa's Dream" from "Lohen'
grim" by wagner. Miss White: aria
from Der Freischutz." Or. Giusnak
AriHsa" from crssn Paslace, a:xtst ey tsom from
Lucia dt Lammermoor." Misses White
and Krupsaw. Messrs. Green, Leopold
Simons and Burroughs.
Selected pupils from the Junior and
primary grades gave the first musical
short analytical description of each
lpiece was given by those in the junior
class previous to its rendition. Miss
Berda Stewart Wilson Illustrated and
and Rosenthars "Papillons." Others
ma rticipatine in the program were
Misses Eleanor Eleanor vhsp Wilson z.,en Virginia and
Anna Gillin, Vida Delaney. Marian Wal
lace Edith Finney. Audrey Bell. Ruth
Stringer Laurette Marks. Grace Royal
Helen Weschler. Elizabeth Ellis. Fran
ces Lloyd and Louise Mcfarland.
Mrs. Ethel Ho1tzclaw Gawler. so
ilinist; Miss Marion Hill. pianist, and
the hour Of music at the Friday Morn
ing Club last week. the program in
Guiding violin solos by Cecil Burleigh,
''In Field and Wood" opus is. No 5:
the swallows Told" opus is. No, 6. and
Summer Idyl." opus 81. No. 2. Mrs.
| Dickey: piano solos prelude in nat
minor" bv Walter Morse Rummel:
berg: "Andante Trannuillo.". by Ernest
Hutcheson: "Idyl of Murmurine Water.
by Howard Brockway: Miss Hill: songs.
June" by Walter Snencsr Johnson:
| '"The Sweet O. the Year" by Mary
Burner Salter: Cradle Song" by Alex
tander MacFayden: 'Violets" and "A
Birthday" Cby request), both by Hunt
AT the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church this morning the music. under
the direction of Claude Robeson. viii
from the % Minor sonata" by Gull
mant: anthem. "Hark. the Glad Tid-
ings." from "Exulta sion." by Ham
merel; ofrertory. alto solo, The Vir.
the king" by Buck. Mrs. Ada Arundel
Pillow; organ .postlude. "Alleluia." by
Loret In the evening the music will
be given by the Mount Pleasant Chorus
and Quartet. under the direction 9os1o. or Dr..
organ solo Meditation" bv Harker:
chorus. first. fourth and fifth Christ
mas Carols" by Van Dyck: tenor solo,
lev. Charles D. Church: offertory quar-
tet. 30 Come to My Heart. Lord Jesus -
by Ambrose; orRan meditation. Offer
tory" from 'Messe Solennelle." by
Gounod: organ postlude, "onertoire in
B Flat" by Read.
musical was given at the Wallace
Presbyterian Church Friday evening
for the benefit of the building fund.
Among those who contributed to the
we'll balanced program were Miss
lI.ouise Santarelli. pianist: Miss Sadie
Lewis. soprano: Miss MarFery Snyder,
violinist: Mrs Henrietta Flynn. con-
tralto; male quartet Messrs. Dorsey.
Rrenner. soprano: H. A. Andrews.
Either soloist; Miss Mary Abrahams.
! soprano: Walter Tavlor. tenor. and Miss
Francis Gutelius. pianist.
At Trinity NJ f. Church next Sunday
morning the choir will be assisted by
Miss Elsie Lehman. soprano soloist.
who will sing at the offertory THE
by Miss Minerva Bailey, organist of the
church.
The choir Of st. Paurs Lutheran Church.
under the direction of Mrs. William Ham
ilton Bayly. organist. will render the
Christmas cantata, The Star Of Bethle-
hem." by Hall. this evening The regu-
lar quartet. which Is composed Of Mrs
Bertha Hansen Gottsman. soprano; Mrs
Julian Brylawski. contralto: Leroy Gill
der, tenor. and Charles F. Roberts. bass
will be supplemented by second quar-
tet. composed Of Miss Esther Linlins, so
prano: Mrs J. Harry Jones, contralto :
Herbert AldridRe. tenor, and Charles s.
Hyer. bass. They will repeat the can
tata next Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Cliff have
moved to their new residence. the Copley
Mr. Gift. who II one of the basses at
st. Johns, has been member Of sev-
eral male choruses. including the Choral
Union OF the University OF Michigan and
the Musurgia Chorus Of this city. Mrs.
| Gift. formerly Miss Helen Macleod. is
known here In recital and church work.
An entertaining program was recent.
liy rendered at the home OF Mrs Bessie
~ wild. Vocal solos and duets were
sung by Mrs. Anna Boeckler, Mrs. Do
borah Hickman Lawson. Miss Thelma
Payne and Miss Ertelle y. Wild. Miss
wild was accompanied In Nevtns
"Doris" BY J, A. y. Turner. csiilst, and
Walter q, siiber. yiotinist and piano
solos and ensemble numbers were
given ny Missss Margaret IIsrrinstaN,
Iiparoiby Wumpbrsys. Louis Hspey, Nil.
drsS Mooney tisfsaes kinu. Assibsi