Evening star., 1915-12-12

| DR.. Wolfe to the audience as the OF
chestra," accompanying througnout., c,.ni IN
at Epiphany Church. his program in
Guiding "a Fugue from the Art OF
Fugue' transcribed by J.. F: w,
Rose Breaks Forth in Bloom by
Brahms; From Highest Heaven to
Earth I Come" by Bach: How shall
| Fifty Meet Thee?" by Bach, . and In In
symphony" from "The Messiah, by
Handel; Pastoral Sonata" third move
ment Chased on the eighth psalm t9hel. a
ns fye MI oy orssn
symphony BY Widor; The Little
Posthorn Air. by Bach; march from
.Hercules." by Handel; Melody
from Iainer's Flute" by sidney
Lanier. and "Chromatic Fantasia" by
Thiele. s..
At the mass meeting of the !nterde..
nomlnational Missionary Society OF
washington, held Tuesday evening at
Trinity NJ E. Church the music was
contributed by the singers and organ
lists of different churches. Miss Nellie
Sacrey, organist Eastern Presbyterian
Church. played "ScherGo in D Minor
by Federlein; The Sandman" by John
Carver: March Solonelle.' by kelterer:
| Miss Viola Schippert sang The Lord
Is My Light" by Marsh Miss Marian
Larney sang abide With Me-. by Lid
| die. and Frederick Hardman was heard
in THE Eternal Life" by Morsell.
/ At Westminster Presbyterian Church
this morning, Mrs Gertrude Lyons will
sing Il Will Lay Me Down in Peace,
a setting of Rock of Ages" by the
same composer. Next Sunday evening
| the choir, under the direction of Mrs
Frank Byram, will render THE Eternal
| Incidental solos will be sustained by
Misses Aileen Miller and Bernice Ran
| dali and Ruth Miller: Messrs. Ernest
kahlert, w. F. Schreck, Elmo Jasper
Heinrick's "Hark. What Means ThoSe
| Holy Voices will be sung antiphonally
| by the mixed choir and a SeXtet, COM
posed of Miss Annie FitzhuSh. Mrs
Wood and Florence keene and Mrs Ne
vile D. Miller. who will sing also the
! incidental contralto solo.
| Educational as well as musical cir
| cles were interested in the song re-
| cita1 given recently at the Georgetown
Visitation Convent by Mrs. John W.
Daniel. jr.. mezzo-soprano, assisted os
Miss Suzanne Silvercruys. violinist,
with Miss Jennie Glennan and Miss
Frances Dillon at the piano Especlai
| interest was taken in two songs. Ihe
i Disconsolate" and The Summer Song.
sung from manuscript, written by carr
originality and righteousness. other
numbers on the program 1ncluded
Songs My Mother Taught Me-" by
Dvorak; "Nymphs and Shepherds, by
That's" by Massenet. Miss Silvercruys:
THE Deserted Plantation" by Dam
rosch Mrs. Daniel: Sonata in d
major, by Nardni, Miss Silvercruys:
Clover" The yellow Daisy" The Blue
Bell and Boat Song" Mrs Daniel:
"Serenade." by d'Amhrosio, Miss Silver
cruys; "Das Veilchen." by Mozart;
''Morgens Send Ich Dir die Beilchen."
by ]. Renner. Mrs. Daniel: "Cavatine,
by Raft. Miss Silvercruys: Peasant
/ Cradle Song" by Moussorgsky. and
Mrs. Daniel; 'Andante." from Con
certo," by Bach. Miss Silvercruys. and
chorus, Noel of the Bressan Waits.
| by F'rancisque Darsieux, Vocal Stu
dents Club.
The music at Epiphany Church this
morning. under the direction of Nc
Henry McChord. will include the pro-
ing" by Knecht: 'Benedicte." by simp-
er; "Benedictus' fanonymous). offer
tory anthem. 20, Come and Behold the
| Works Of the Lord" by Longhurst;
recessional. Christ. Whose Glory Fills
the Skies by Gounod. In the evening
at TAO O'Clock there will be an organ
recital, including, AVA MARIA by
Bach -Gounod; "Scherzo." by callerts;
Largo" and "Halelujah Chorus" by
Handel; followed by the service at
salem the Golden" by Ewing; Mag
nificat," by Brackett; 'Nunc Dimittis."
| by Strainer; offertory anthem. The
Great Day of the Lord Is Near" by
Soul by Sin Oppressed" by Stockton
| The program for the blind at the
| Library of Congress Tuesday evening
was given by Mrs. Caroline de Haas.
soprano, assisted by Louis de Haas. pi-
Bach; Der Nussbaum." Die Lotos-
bIume." .Du bist vie cine Blume." and
"Mondnacht," al nv;.sn,;sS by SehuWana; aWa1d
einsamkeit" and "Wenn die Linde
bluht,' all by Roger, Mrs. Haas:
| Novelette," by Schumann, and "Etude.
by Chopin, Mr.; Haas; Before NY WIN,
Shepherds" by Purcell; Il Attempt
From Loves Sickness to fly by Pur-
cell, and The Lass With the Delicate
Air. by DR.. Arne. Mrs. Haas
The new Sunday school building of
the United Brethren Church will be
dedicated today. and at the morning
service the choir will sing! How Love
ly Are Thy Dwellings FAIR by Sophr.
and in the evening THE Day Is Past and
will be open the Gates of the Tenn
Iple," by Knapp. sung by Miss Florence
NJ. Girouard, soprano soloist of the
church.
The National Quartet, composed of Eliz-
abeth S. Maxwell, Lillian Chenowith, Will
liam E. Braithwaite and Joseph X. Scho-
field, furnished the music for the memo
rial services of the Annapolis Lodge Of
Elks last Sunday, giving the following
| program: Lead. Kindly Light. by
Buck; SOLO 80 For the Wings of Dave
by MendeIssohn, Mrs. Maxwell; duet.
'.Hark, Hark My Soul.'' by Nevin, Mr..
Braithwaite and Mr.. Schofield; quartets.
.In Heavenly Love Abiding" by Holden,
and Rock of Ages by Buck.
A quartet consisting Of Charles R.
Myers, Melville D. Hensey, Thomas a.
Murray and ]. Frank Duggan, with Ar
mand Gumprecht. director and organist.
sang Gounod's Second Mass for Male
Voices" at the services at Georgetown
University Wednesday morning.
Residents of the Home for the Blind had
an enjoyable evening recently when a
song recital was given there by Mrs.
George f. Corbett. soprano, and Mrs