Evening star., 1915-01-10

| service of old St. Johns Church this
afternoon. beginning at 3:45 o'clock
At the service Immediately following,
| the choir, under the direction of Henry
FL. Freeman. will sing "Magnifcat"
and "Nunc Dimittis.'' in major. with
| incidental solos by Paul Bleyden, tenor,
and Charles Trowbridge Tittmann,
bass; offertory anthem. "On High the
! Stars Now Are Shining" by Rheinber
/ ger, incidental obligato solos, Master
Richard Mccartney, soprano. and Mr..
Bleyden. tenor; organ postlude, "Grande
| Choeur," by Faulkes.
! Miss Corinne Lockett. soprano: Mrs
Armand Gumprecht. mezzo-soprano
Howard, bass: Nalaton Boyce, pianist
| Irwin Cosgrove, impersonator, with
| Miss Mabel Cosgrove, George Herbert
Wells and Albert w. Harmed, accom-
| Saengerbund at it's musical this even
| ing. Miss Lockett will sing When
, With Thine Eyes of Azure" by Richard
Strauss, and Sing to Me, Sing" by
give the German Christmas hymn
song by Mr. Gumprecht, .entitled
''Schlummerlied": Mr.. Backing will be
heard ria d in IN two German songs, .Du Bist
| Alte Mutter,' by Dvorak. and Mr.
| Howard will contribute the songs, &c
| Fair, o Sweet. Holy by Cantor, ana
Brown October Ale by De koven
| The club, under the direction of Ar
mand Gumprecht, will give the open
| ing numbers. "Abendglocken," by
! Franz Abt, and "Ruck, Ruck, Maedelt
| Ruck,' by Samans.
| At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the double quartet under
| the direction of sydney Lloyd Wright
son with Harvey Murray at the organ,
will render der the he Nc, following progradm; er1di
cot. incidental solos. Richard P. Back
! ing and J. Walter Humphrey. contralto
solo. 20 Lord, Correct Me-" by Handel,
Miss Beulah Haiyer; anthems. Come.
Weary Pilgrims, Come" by Tozer, in
cidental solo. Mr. Backing; sun of My
Soul. Thou Savior Dear" by Bullard,
| incidental solo, Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler, Messrs: Backing and Humph-
rey; Grant, We BeSeech Thee by
! Booth. AT the evening service the
musical numbers by the chorus choir
and Mr.. Murray will include the organ
prelude, 'Priere ofertoire," by Deored;
anthem, God Shall Wipe Away Ali
Tears. by Marks; tenor solo. Thy
way. Not Mine. O Lord" by Ambrose
Mr.. Blanchard: anthem, The King OF
Love My Shepherd Is" by Shelley, in
Trowbridse Tittmann; Come Unto
Him, by Gounod; organ postlude.
Miss Edna Snyder, violinist, will be
the offertory soloist this morning at
Incarnation Church. when she will play
the ''Berceuse," from ''Jocelyn," with
Miss Margaret Emelie White at the
organ.
! The third semi-monthly recital al the
| International Conservatory of Music
will take place tomorrow evening and
music lovers are invited to attend.
Among the numbers will be the Italian
songs, Tire Giorni' and Carrissimi's
"Vittoria," which will be given by
| Emile Mori. The latter composition will
, be sung from Henschers manuscript,
| the rights to which we.e transferred
many years ago by Henschel to Mr..
| Mori.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Cliff, the lat
| ter formerly Miss Helen Macleod, have
| returned to the city.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Reed will en-
| tertain tomorrow afternoon between 3 and
! ) o'clock at their apartment in the Ven
| tosa in honor of Miss NJ. A. Croft, and
will be pleased to receive their friends
| among the vocal teachers at that time.
] Miss Harriet Harding, soprano soloist
of the Metropolitan Methodist Church,
will give the offertory number this morn
F.; ing, when she will be heard in the aria,
| Angels Ever Bright and Fair by
HaendeL. Miss Harding sang Wednesday
evening at the meeting of the College
| Woman's Club at the Raleigh Hotel.
Mrs. B. D. Shreve. soprano Miss Ada
| Arundel, contralto, and Donald Freeze,
pianist, furnished the musical features at
the meeting of the Home Club Wednesday
| evening. Miss Arundel was especially
happy in her Interpretation of the Italian
song, 'tLungi dal Caro- Ben,'' by Secchi,
and My Soul.' by Carrie Jacobs Bond,
being compelled to give the latter num-
ber second time Mrs. Shreve gave three
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| ber, AN Open Secret" by Woodman,
gave as encore. 1.-The Little Gray Home
in the Vest: Mr.. Freeze played La
Ffleuse," by Raft "Staccato Caprice" bv
the program closed with a duet, Sweet
Miss Mary" by Neidlinger, sung by Mrs
Shreve and Miss Arundel.
William Stansfeld, organist ana
choir director of the First Congrega-
! tional Church, has arranged the fol-
| lowing program for the services today:
organ prelude, "Sursum Cordia" (eleva-
tom, by Elgar; anthem, tenor solo and
chorus, Great Is Jehovah, the Lord"
by schubert; anthem. bass solo and
chorus, The Lost Chord" by Sullivan:
ofertory, organ solo. THE Question"
from M sopata bx FRgue
prelude. "Priere." by Callaerts; anthem,
BY Babylon's Wave" by Gounod:
oHertory, AS rants the Hart" by
Spohr Musical half-hour, "Andante.'
from fifth symphony. by Beethoven:
Prayer of Thanksgiving" folksong of
the Netherlands, arranged by Kremser.
.Grand Fantasia" in E minor: "The
Storm, by Lemmens. A movement from
one of the symphonies by great com
posers Will be played by DR.. Stansfield
every Sunday evening.
An elaborate program of music has
been prepared for the services at ST
Patrick's today, in celebration of the
| annual visit of Cardinal Gibbons The
| mixed choir will sing Haydn's Fourth
Mass. entire, with both organ and or
lchestral accompaniment. Claude Robe
! son Will preside at the organ in place
OF Miss Jennie Glennan. who will di-
rect the choir and orchestra ensemble
The onertory number will be Novelties
'Adeste Fidelis.' sung by both senior
and sanctuary choirs. as will be the
Christmas carols sung at the close of
the service. The mixed choir will rem
DER also "Ad Regem," by Gounod, at
the gradual and Adams 20 HoIy
| Night after the mass The mixed
choir will be augmented by students
from st. Patrick's Academy in the
christmas carols. The sanctuary choir
under r. Mills Silby. will render pro
eesslonal and the proper of the mass.
| The Wooster College GIee Club of
wooster. Ohio under the leadership of
| Prof Harold G. Hutchins, gave a con-
| cert Monday night at the METROPOLITAN
| Presbyterian Church.
The numbers given were rich in tone
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