Evening star., 1915-10-24

the following numbers: Anthem. Hear
the Voice and Prayer of Thy Ser
wants. by Steane; soprano SOLO, Ihe
King of Love My Shepherd Is. by
anthems, The Shadows of the Evening g
Hour by Nichol, incidental tenor solo,
Richard p Backing: Abide With Ne,
by Risher. incidental contralto SOLO.
Miss Buelah Harper; Thou Wilt Keep
Him in Perfect Peace" bv Field.
The Rebew Orchestra, H. w. Weber.
conducting, inaugurated its season by
giving d benefit concert in the lecture
hall of Keller Memorial Church. the
affair being largely attended and net
ting a handsome sum, to be donated to
the payment of the new hall in which
the concerts and rehearsals of the or
gan1Zatlon are held.
The orchestra was assisted in giving
the program by Miss Emma Cohen. So
prano, who sang the aria, "One Fine
Day" from Nine. Butterfly: "Vainka's
Song, by Stutzman, and Come. 1t Is
june, by Foster; Miss Alice Stone,
contralto, gave Carrie Jacob Bonds
"A Perfect Day." "A Dream" by Bart
lett. and Goodbye" by Tosti; Charles
n. Black, bass, was heard in the Bed
ouin Love Song" and the old Irish bal
lad, Believe Me if All Those Endearing g
Young Charms" by Moore; Frank Goe-
bel contributed three numbers, Some
where Voice Is Calling" by Marshall j:
For You Alone" by Newton. and
Where My Caravan Has Rested" by
eral readings and the orchestra played
the march, Panama Exposition by
Pierson; overture. Hungarian Lut-
SPIEL" by Kela Bella; selections from
waltz. "In Balmy Nights" by Ziehrer.:
intermezzo, THE Wedding of the Rose,
by Jessel; idyl, Dream Moments" by
Enrich, and American PATROL" by
Meachem.
At ST. Paul's Episcopal Church Crock
Creek parish) this morning the choir,
under direction of James w. Cheney,
oorganist, will sing "Te Deum, by
tenor solo, by H. Tudor Morsell; offer
tory anthem, ."The King of Love My
Shepherd Is" by Harry Rowe Shelley,
with incidental solo, Mrs Charles H.
Parkman.
George H. Madison, bass of New
York sang at both the morning and
afternoon services of Old st. John
Church last Sunday, and this morning
Arthur Chester Gorbach of the after
noon choir of the Church of the Cove
nant will sustain the bass parts. At
the afternoon service II. J. Jefrles. re-
Gently engaged as one OF the Dassos,
will sing the incidental solo in the
Nunc Dimittis. H. H. Freeman being,
as usual, at the organ.
Miss Jessie Masters, formerly con-
tralto soloist at the Church of the As
cension, will leave shortly for series
of recitals in Virginia.
The choir of Foundry Methodist
Church, under direction of Anton kaS-
par, will hold its rehearsals in future
on Tuesday instead of Friday evenings,
and will shortly take up Maunder
Song of Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff, soprano
soloist of New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church, who was thought well
on the road to recovery after her re-
cent illness, suffered a relapse during
the past week.
Rho Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon, the
national music sorority, met Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Edith
Grey. 1t was decided to give mu-
sical in the near future, the program
to be given by members of the local
chapter.
At Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church this morning John G: Klein,
tenor soloist and director, will sing
He Leadeth Me-" by Tucker. At the
evening service, commencing at 6:45
o'clock, the choir will render the an
thems How Long Wilt Thou Forget
Me?" by Pluger. and abide With Me"
by Barnby. Miss Lillian Everson, So
prano, will sing the solo, THE King of
Love My Shepherd Is by Gounod, and
Mrs. Klein will be at the organ.
Mrs. Robert Waters, first alto of the
Nevin Ladies' Quartet, has resigned
because of other duties. Her place Las
been taken by Mrs. Nellie Newton
Shore who was last season contralto
soloist at the Western Presbyterian
Church. The other members are Mrs.
Myra McCathran, first soprano: Mrs.
Ruth Simpson, second soprano; Mrs.
James Jerr Kerr, second alto, with
Mrs. Charles Salin, accompanist.
At the Temple Baptist Church today
Mrs. Ernest Parkinson, soprano, and
her sister, Miss Nan Field, contralto,
will sing at the offertory an arrange
ment for two voices of 20 Divine Re-
deemer," by Gounod, with Mrs. Grace
Dufour Brown at the organ.
Henry McChord, organist and choir
director of Epiphany, Church. has ar
ranged the following numbers for the
portions of the service today:
Professional Rejoice. the Lord IS