Evening star., 1915-12-26

$50 voices, will sing pS lhNitaio' VI
the Department of State at the opehins
of the Pan-American Congress at Me-
mortal Continental Hall tomor'o"
morning. 1t will render the cnor-
uses. THE Glory of the Lord shaii DC
Revealed from THE Messiah, anu ."v
pan-American Hymn of Greeu"e'
composed by Enrique Soro b.
Felix Garziglia was the soiotS' d.
last musical given before the
.ressionai Club and its guests. mak,ns .satis
internretation of the Well chosen pro-
ram. Amons his numbers were
''t:tude." by Mendeissohn: kon,nh mahois ho
By, Faure; Les ASe'saes 10, sto;owski. 81 Spin
nina song. by Mendelssobn: "Preiude
in q Minor" "Berceuse, Scherzo IN .
Fiat Minor. "Etude, Poiona'se ,ha
riat Ma ior." all by Chopin, and the
Schulz-Evler transcription of strauss
"Rlue Danube Waltz" Mr.: Garzie,la ma
was heard in recital also before tue
holiday season at CheVy Smas IL com
nary. scoring his usual success IN con ,n.
nositions by Chopin. Debussy and Lis%''
The choir of the North Carolina "a. Ave, ,en
nuc Methodist Church. under direc,ton
Of Mrs. George F. Ross (formeriy MISE
~.arguerite Allen), will sing TINS even.
, ing the Christmas cantata' Inc rfiAee
of Peace. by Ashford
The first concert of the second sea
son of the Bureau of STANDARDS MUSIC
Association took place Thursday even
ing The association consists w 'T
C;Iee club. under direction of w. +.
Rrthawaite, with \. V. Llufrio. accom-
PIANIST, and an orchestra Of ten mem, mem
hers. Among the successful NUMBERS
were .lnviet9s Us 9X ,,h hr"Me nrerture % Jolly
Robbers, by Won suppe. I ,t'nrnmnta orGnesnta
by Chopin, Miss Mona * e. Jeii,man' .,,in an
prano solos. Harmony" by Del Rieso,
and NANNY Song BY Harriet Ware.
Miss Helen Crenhan; 'Aeolian Harp
sounds" by Pomeroy; and - Sioiater aa,e
posed of W. f. Guerner. X. w. Wood
ward. u. H. Sweet and T. J. Mosley;
male quartet. "Mammy,s Pc. Little
Lamb" by Parks: selection from II
Trovatore,' the orchestra.
The personnel of the organization IN
cudes. in the Glee Club: First tenors'
w. f. Braithawaite. ii. ID. Hubbard, =.
Tnuras: second tenors.. II; B. Brooks.
V L. Lowe. r. L. Sanford. J. H. Del
Iinser. \. n. Into and E. G. Patrick;
first basses. C. S. Cragoe. 7. b. FORD
Sweet. w. L Lewis and NJ. S. Van
Dusen: second basses. J. W. Cook. ].
Ludwig \. A. Ludwig: A T. Pien,
<oN sky. X. Burns. W. F. Msggers and
u.
gers. A. V. Llufrio. p. D. Foote. r. F.
Jackson. d. W. Kessler.- c. G. Peters,
II J. McNicholas, J. F. Skogland, J. Fl.
Dellinger and r. L. Sanford
The choir. of ST. Margarets Episcopal
Church. under direction of Alfred G.
E.'dgidse. will sing the cantaia. Beth
1ehem.' by Maunder. this evening at
O'Clock Mrs Helen Donohue Halter
viii come on from New York to sing
the soprano solos. Melville D. Hensey
will sustain the tenor parts and Arthur
Deibert the baritone.
At the Church OF the Incarnation this
morning the choir will repeat the
Christmas music as follows: organ
prelude. Christmas Greeting, by Ash
Realms of Glory; anthem. 1T Came
Upon the Midnight Clear, by Good
rich: Tie Deum." by King Hall; "Jubi-
late" by Bruche: hymn. "Hark. the
them. There Were Shepherds by
Vincent. Incidental solos. Elsie Small:
recessional, shout the Glad Tidings-
The personnel of the choir includes the
sopranos. Elsie Small. Emma Cohen.
Mrs. Charles Lane. Katherine Rich.
Elizabeth wilkins and Miss Boener:
altos. Gertrude Broune. Rosalie Robin
ette. Margaret Merrill and Mrs Henry
White: tenors Herbert Schoenfeid and
Malcolm Rich; bass. F. Robinson Stef-
fens: organist. Margaret Emelie White,
and director. Mrs. Henry White.
The orchestra of the Luther Memorial
Church. under direction of Miss Ruth
Nj Bronson. violinist. will play at the
Christmas services at 5 o'clock this
evening
Miss Meta Craig. soprano. and dl.
rector of the West Washington Baptist
church. has arranged the following
program for the services today: Morn,
fkroa
Old Christmas Carols; anthem, Ihe
People That Walked in Darkness. by
lansing by 5hs n1.s choir: ns; so,oi EIIa nien
contralto: anthem. sing. o Heavens"
by Tours. incidental solo by MISS
Craig> postlude. March OF the Three
csnissnas asSH % eansssa. The Shepherd
King" by J. Lincoln Hall: soloists.
Miss Craig. Miss Allen. Fred Marks.
baritone; Royston sabean. bass; Ely
Crosson. first tenor. and Carl conrad,
second tenor: offertory soprano aria
comes Let Notes Exultant Swell" Miss
Craig: postlude. Gloria in Excelsis.
b. Mozart Miss Elizabeth Newton
Collision will preside at the organ
y, the First Presbyterian Church this
morning the following program wiz oe
given under the direction of Mrs.
Jude. alteration" by Borowski; pro-
cessional. Come. All ye Faithful:
anthem Brightest and Best Are the
Sons Of the Morning" by Rubinsteln:
anthem. Calm on the Listening Ear of
Night" by Parker: incidental solos by
Miss Elizabeth Leckie and Will Cossins;
onertory solo. GLORY to Heaven.
Eternal King" by Meyer-Helmund.
Miss Leckie: organ postlude, "Festai
March" by MerkeL The evening sery-
ice at S O'Clock will be largely musical,
with a short address by the pastor. DR..
John Brittan Clark. The choir, consist
lag of Miss Elizabeth Leckie. soloiSt,
and male chorus. will be assisted by
Mrs: James J. Meade. soprano. and Mr..
Minister, violinist. and the solos will be
sustained by Mrs. Meade. Miss Leckie.
Nr. Cossins and Will Power. Process
sional hymn. Lead On Emmanuel by
Adams: anthems. Jesus Is Born
King" by Brown: "Slumbering In
Lowly Manger." by Edwards; Angels
From the Realms OF Glory. by Shell
ley; "In a Manger." by Havens. with
The Christmas Message" by Dressler,
last three numbers with violin obligato.
At the offertory Mr.. Minister will play
Meditation" from '"rhsis.' by Mas
Senet.
The last half of the evening will be
devoted to the singing of eight tradi-
tional carols. harmonized by Sir John
Stainer. Away in a Manger. Martin
Luiher's Carol" Good Christian Men.
Rejoice" God Rest Ye. Merry Gentle
men, II Saw Three Ships" I'VE Three
Kings of Orient Are" THE First Now