Evening star., 1915-10-10

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Lord somersst; ITO Ny First Love
sS aae aas Annis nstssT A:1 &r es.e
Piano solos: .Fantasie Impromptu'' ana
''Etude in G Flat both by Chopin;
Chant d,Amour." by sto1owski; IA
teiis," BY II Xosako%sEi. gasisI NJ. aarzisiis-
Fulton Karr. orsanist Of Mount var
non Methodist Church South. has re-
he spent his vacation visiting friends
and relatives. and resumed his place
at the organ last Sunday. This morn,
ing bs b.S Mrn a5. rally day s,.Y. ssr,Gs
sill: vocalist. and Miss. Ida uhlman:
violinist, will each contribute solos and
MI. Kar will play 'Marche Tr1om-
phale." by Dudley Buck.
| Miss Viola Schippert, soprano soloist
fof Eastern Presbyterian Church. sang
Wednesday evening at the meeting OF
aRd %hen sSe met MisS great
appreciation for her rendition OF sew
eral numbers. among them Ihou
Wondrous Youth" BY Franz ran, "A APT; 1,;
Pipers!'' by Brewer: His Buttons Are
Marked U. g." by Carrie Jacobs Bond.
| and Blossom Land" by Ell oft. Howard
Wood assisting as accompanist-
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler has Just
completed arrangements with west-
| ern manager to take charge OF her
out-of-town engagements. which VIII
| in the early spring.
A recital of more than usual merit
Park Seminary by members OF the
faculty, assisted by Mrs. Huron Law
son. soprano. The program opened
with the sonata for violin and piano. In
finished style by Messrs. Anton and
Henry Kaspar. and this was followed
by the plano solo. "Valse in E Fiat.
by Glatzounow. Miss Mary Eyre Mac.
from 'Lalme."" by Delibes, Mrs. Law
son; piano solo. "Chaconne." by Bach
Busoni, Henry Kaspar: Fantasia Ap-
passionate" by Vieuxtemps, Anton
Variations" by Haendel-Brahms. Frau
lein Kaethe Huettig.
IAN evening with the choir will be
given next Sunday by the quartet OF
Calvary Baptist Church. which Is COM
posed Of Miss Mabel Roberts, soprano:
Mrs. William T. Reed. contralto: Rich
ard P. Backing. tenor. and Theodore 7:
Louis A. Potter. 1r.. organist.
Miss viola schippert, soprano, win be
ss sS0s csSsh at n the .2.nn1
when she will sing a new setting Of
the familiar text, Now the Day Is
Ended" by oisy Speaks. M Misr Nellie
Anton Kaspar, musical director Of
the Foundry Church choir. has called
the nrst Of this seasons rehearsals
Tuesday evening at the church. He
UT of m
to be given in the near future and Is
planning several such events during
the season. With this in prospect he
wishes to enlarge the chorus. and per-
plication after the service this morn
ing or at the rehearsal Tuesday even-
ing.
The engagement of E. H. Jones As
tenor completes the solo quartet of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church for
this season. tho other members being
Florence sterens. contralto. and John
H. Walker. bass and director. This
morning the anthem by the quartet
will be The Earth 10 the Lord B." by
the offertory Tho Ninety-first Psalm"
by MacDermid. This evening the music
will include the anthems, Seek Ye the
Lord" BY Harry Rowe Shelley. and TN
Heavenly Love Abiding" by Holden.
The first rehearsal Of the Washington
Oratorio Society this season took place
Covenant. Henry Il Freeman. associate
director and chairman Of the board of
managers. presiding. Both Mr.. Free
ssso1 and a. saney ,s oys
the members. and announcement was
made that the rehearsal tomorrow
evening will take place in St Johns
parish hall instead Of at the Church Of
Covenant. nqIlal
At All Souls Unitarian Church this
service will be given by Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann. baritone. and Lewis
Corning .Atwater. organist. the selec-
tons including the sacred songs From
Campana. and Thou witt Keep Him
In Perfect Peace" by Obey Speaks. by
Mr.. Tittmann. and Prelude" by List
no.taae sg By y 9ssn aSsnss and
ger, Mr.. Atwater.
Earl carbaush. baritone. will sing
church. his Selection at the orertory
being TT Was for Me-" by Charles
Blount. Mrs. e. G. Dickinson, accom-
panying.
The Choral Club of the Y. W. C. A.
will hold rally" tomorrow evening,
at o'clock to welcome the new direc-
toT, MIS- CndTleS C1 machODeFtS. The
affair will be held in the parlors Of
the association and will be preceded by
an election of officers to be held
promptly at 1880 o'clock. The first re-
hearsal Of the club will take place
Monday evening, October 18, in the
Comstock studio, commencing at TAB
o'clock.
The special series Of popular organ
recitals given during the g. A. r. on
campment at the First Conversational
Church were we'll attended. Each even
Ing the veterans turned out in large
numbers to enjoy the treat provided
for them by DR.. Stansfleld, organist Of
the church. A feature of the recital
was a musical description of day In
camp on a patriotic holiday conclud-
Ing with the approach and passing of a
storm. Bugle calls, military marches,
old and patriotic songs. were inter-
spersed to describe the incidents of the
day. The assisting soloists each even
ing included Miss Marian Larner and
Miss Jessie f. Masters. contraltos; j.
Walter Humphrey. basso; George CAL
vert Bowie. tenor: Miss Ruth Bronson,
violinist. and Elphonso Youngs, cor
netist
The music arranged by DR.. Stansfeld
for the services today includes at the
morning service the organ prelude.
"Allegretto." from Hymn of Praise"
by Mendelssohn: anthem. "Sing, Al
leluia Forth" by Buck: anthem, Lord
Of Our Life" by Field; otfertory. con-
Upon the Cross" by Bullard: organ
nootl,,da oAnaoro Moda.o+o &c..