Evening star., 1915-10-24

Of Song" by Allitsen. A C. Gorbach;
City," by Shelley. Mrs. Haycock, Mrs.
James Kerr. c. D. Church and Mr.. Cor
bach: organ solo, Meditation" by
Flagler: Postlude in F Major by
Cappelen.
Mrs. James Kerr. contralto, Is sub
stituting at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church for Mrs. Gideon
Pillow, formerly Miss Ada Arundel,
who is absent from the city.
j. S. Thiemeyer, organist of Trinity
Lutheran Church, has arranged spe-
Sunday service. which is to be held at
II o'clock today. Among the numbers
TO be rendered are the organ solos,
Males.' Tugue' from Mozarts sixteenth
Snn.,na Mass; Pastorale.",, by Wely; "An,
"Postlude in E Flat" by Batiste.
The music at Hamline NJ E. Church
today Will include at the morning
snrylee aI;; the o. organ voluntary, "Andante
l9lce IN the Lord" by Elvey; 20 Lord,
My Trust by King Hall; organ solo,
"Postlude in D." by volckmar The
quartet is composed of Miss Marian
contralto; Clarence Sorrell, tenor: Ed
WIN Callow, bass, with Miss Edith B.
Athey, organist and director. In the
evening the chorus choir. under direc-
tlon or II. H. Freeman, with Miss Athey
at the organ, will give the following
numbers: Organ prelude, Meditation
by La Tombelle; anthems, "Sing to the
Lord" by Mendelssohn; "a New Heav-
en- and a New Earth from The Holy
CITY, by Gaul; organ solo, Process
sional March," by Guilmant.
Miss Florence Girouard, soprano and
a member of the Indiana Society, sang
by special request at the "Riley even
ing" when she gave two songs by the
Hoosier poet, entitled "A Song" musi-
cal set<lng by Krupp. and "a Life Les
son. with music by Ethelbert Nevin.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, organ
ist and director of ST. PauTs Lutheran
Church, announces the first of this sea-
sons musical services to take place this
evening, beginning at o'clock The
season, Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsman,
soprano: Mrs. Julian Brylawski. con-
tralto; Leroy Glider, tenor, and Charles
F; Roberts; bass: The program this
tions from Gaul's Holy City includ
ing the soprano solo, These Are They;
contralto solo, Eye Hath Not Seem;
tenor solo. my Soul Is Athirst for
New Earth" with the quartet response,
Holy, Holy. Holy" in the distance. the
additional bass part being taken by
Charles F. Hyer: quartets. mo Shadow
God So Loved the World" and organ
solos. Contemplation Alteration"
and postlude, There Is the Kingdom"
also from the Holy City"
The Musurgia Quartet gave the entire
program at the First Harvest Moon
Festival of the St. Johns Lodge. F. A.
A. NJ. at the Ebbitt House Friday even
ing. The program was well received,
each number being encored. The per-
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. soprano;
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto; Rich
ard P. Backing, tenor. and Edwin Cal
low. bass and reader, with Harry
rector, and the program included the
auartets "Estudiantina" and .'Sympa-
thy" from The Firefiy." by Friml;
'Dinah," by Johns. and "a Perfect
solo. "a Birthday" by Huntingdon
woodman; contralto solo, ITO Seville"
by Deffaur: reading, "The Master
Lodge" by Kipling: tenor solo, "a Song
of Thanksgiving" by Allitsen.
The second musical service on spe-
cial subjects by the choir of the First
Presbyterian Church, under direction
of Mrs. George F. Schutt, will be given
this evening on Jerusalem Miss
Elizabeth Leckie. mezzo soprano. will
sing The Holy City" Adams, and "Je-
rusalem." by Parker. and the anthem
will be praise the Lord, o Jerusalem"
by Gaul, rendered by Miss Leckie and a
double quartet of male voices. Mrs.
Schutt will play the opening volun-
taries, Hymn of the Nuns" by Wely.
and ''Offertoire,' by Lemaigre, and, for
postlude, "Grande Offertoire," by Ba-
tiste.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music. under direction
of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Har-
vey Murray at the organ. will be given