Evening star., 1915-12-05

! Mcfenry McChord, will sing the pro-
eessio1al; ssao1sn., "Lo: :. He Comes with Clouds
''Benedictus" (anonymous): offertory an
them. 20 Lord and Ruler" by Stainer;
. recessional. Work. for the Night Is
Coming" by Mason. Evening. organ re-
eital at 7;+o o'clock. "Trois Impressions -
by Karl Ebert; "Ealut d d'Amour," by Ell
gar; Sunset Melody" by Vincent. Serv-
ice. professional. Come, Thou Long Ex-
pected Jesus" by Hanler; "Magnificat," !"
by Gounod: "Nunc Dimittis' (Gregorian,
tone a.; offertory anthem. Hymn in the
cessional, "Thou Ddst Leave Thy
Throne" by Matthews.
The musical for the blind at the
Library of Congress Tuesday evening
took the form Of song recital by Miss
Marguerite Brown. soprano. her selec-
tions being "Springtide," by Becker:
d d Are" % by TsehaikowsRY; i ssabs sBaby
"Elsa's Dream" from "Lohengrin." by
Wagner; Il Know of Two Bright Eyes"
from Songs of the Turkish Hills" by
CALM" negro dialect song: The
Cuckoo" by Liza Lehman: "Orpheus
With His Lutte" by Sullivan: Chan
son Indoue," from Legend sadko." by
from "Rigoletto"; Love Has Wings"
by James Rogers; 'Du bist die Ruh,'
by Schubert: Eckerts Swiss Song
originally sung by Jenny Lind.
Miss Beulah Harper has resigned her
position in the vocal department of the
Washington College of Music. and will
devote her entire time to church work
and to her duties as teacher of sing
ing at Paul Institute.
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish. first vice presi-
dent of the Rubinstein Club. will sing
he nf ho V
this afternoon. From Every Stormy
Wind That Blows" by Minerva Bailey,
and Il Come to Thee" by Roma, Mrs.
Harry Cunningham accompanying.
Miss Katharine May Brooks returned
early in the week from a fortnight's
visit to her cousin. Mrs. Harry Will
liams. in Norfolk. Va.
The music program arranged by Will
liam Stansf1eld. organist and director,
to be sung at the services in the First
Congregational Church today contains
Organ prelude. intermezzo in B fiat.
Lemore; anthems. Fear Not Ye, o
Israeli Spicker: Great Is the Lord"
Bischoff; offertory, bass solo and choral:
Earth" Gaul; organ postlude. grand
chorus in A, Kinder. Evening-organ
prelude. Ave Maria" Richmond; an
them. Hear. o Lord" Watson; offer
tory, duet for bass and contralto. ''Twi-
light" Nevin. Short organ recital after
Question and the Answer" Wolsten-
holme: prelude to "Parsifal," Wagner;
THE Great Minor Fugue.' Bach.
soloist at the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church and at the Eighth
Street Temple, has returned from At
lantic City, where she has spent three
weeks recuperating from illness. Mrs.
Shircliff will resume singing at both
places today, and at the sixtieth ami
versary celebration at the synagogue
this evening she will be heard in II
Will Extol Thee" by Costa, and in
duet with Mrs. Kalisher, Grant Us
Shircliff's absence Mrs. H. Clay Brown
ing substituted for her at the Presby-
terian church.
An event of interest in both educa-
tional and musical circles took place
Wednesday evening at Belcourt Semin-
ary, when program of vocal and in
strumental numbers was presented by
members of the faculty. Among the
selections was Sonata for Violin and
Piano" by Beethoven, rendered by Miss
Pearl Waugh and Anton Kaspar; aria
for soprano. Jewel Song" from
Faust" Mrs. Huron Lawson; violin
solos. The Bee" by Schubert, and The
Violin Maker of Cremona" and An
dante" both by Hubay, Mr.. Kaspar;
piano solo. Romance Sans Paroles" by
Grieg. and "Valse Courante," by La
chaume. Miss Waugh: reading. Miss
Thayer; songs. Damon" by STANCE,
and THE Sacred Fire" by Russell, Mrs.
Lawson.
Miss Jessie Masters. contralto, has
returned ~ from a concert trip. Miss
Ethel Garrett Johnston was accom-
a lot
The music for the annual memorial
service of the Elks, to be held this aft
ernoon at Polls Theater. will be fur
Band and choir of fifty voices Lieut..
Santlemann will direct the instru-
mental numbers and Albert w. Harmed
the choral selections. Among the vocal
by Woodman: NO Shadows Yonder."
from Gaurs Holy City" The Vacant
Chair" by Root. and "Sevenfold Amen"
The incidental solos will be taken by
Chewning, tenor. and Arthur n. Gard
ner, bass
Miss Florence Girouard, soprano, sang
Pennsylvania Society, giving "A Gypsv
Maiden, l." by Parker. and at Know
Lovely Garden" by D'HardeIot. This
afternoon. at the thirteenth annual
iicHioIidi service IN nOnOr or the de.
parted members Of the Columbia Typo
graphical Union, she will give Come
Unto Me-" by Coenen.
Miss Viola Schippert, soprano soloist Of
the Eastern Presbyterian Church. sang
for Mrs r. H. Dalgleish last Sunday al
the Washington Heights church, her solo
at the offertory being THE Lord Is NV
Light" by March.
Mrs Edmund CAN'T of San Francisco
and her daughter Yolande, Miss Ella
Bowie and Miss MacGregor we're guests
at musical tea recently, when the pro
gram was given by Misses Susie Dorsett,
Marian George. Emma lie Grys, Catherine
Lantel. Dorothy Softer. Grace Bush. Mary
Mckenzie. Daphne. Audry and Mary steb-
bins. Marjorie McIntire Katharine Stone
Helen Tompkins. Elizabeth Owens. Adele
CAN'T, Lillian Harrington, Eleanor KehJ
Evelyn Berry. Amy Crist and Jean Camp
bell. Masters Barrett Knock, Roland
Bush. Roger G. Flather. Floyd Can't and
The choir Of Ingram Memor,a,
Church: under direction OF William ii.
Starnell. will hold its monthly musical
service this evening. when the follow
ing program will be rendered: Pro
cessional. Onward. Christian Sol
diers": anthem. The Son of God Goes
eoirns eIr. in ,dciasnsal s.s,,s solos Mrs. Gas
Love that VIII Not Let Me Co" Mrs
Babp: quartet, Consider the Lilies :;
Mrs oliver. Miss Mack. Messrs. Toense
and Eisel: bass solo. Mr. Kinsella: or
Iertory. harp solo. Mrs. Brosius; selec-
tion. Strong in His Strength" church
school choir; duet for tenor and bass,
Messrs. ..l Ioense and Kinseila; solo.