Evening star., 1915-11-28

ana anu piano, W1dmuns.s by Pepper:
by Faure; "Meiodie." BY Larking-
Howe; Souvenir de Grado," BY Papini,
Coumbe was heard in a group of
French songs. group of English songs:
the Pyrenees and aria from "Lohen-
grin" and lie Nil," by Xavier Leroux.
the last-named with cello obligato by
Miss Larking. Miss Rider. besides
Coumbe, was heard in one solo,
Waidesrauschen." by List.
This evening the choir of the Pres
byterian Church at Takoma Park.
numbering thirty voices, under direc-
tion of James w. Dyre will sing a
number of choruses from cantatas and
oratorios given in past seasons.
on Thy Strength. O. Zion from THE
Coming of the King" by Buck: I'm
That Day Shall the Lord of Hosts
from Stainer's Daughter of Jairus": ::
Jerusalem. the Golden" soprano OBJ
Igato. bass solo chorus from Lerman.s s
hope Of Heaven: Lovely Appear"
from Gounod's Redemption; "Droop,
Sacred Head. bass recitative and So
prano solo from Maunder's "Olivet to
calvary: They That Sow in Tears
from Gauls Holy City; the incidental
solos will be sustained by Mesdames
>.
ley and Penney. Other solos will be
rendered by Miss Edith Graham and E.
owen Penney. with Mrs. Hicks accom-
sanylng at the piano and MIR. Morrison
at the organ.
The hour of music at the Friday
Morning Music Club last week given at
me Raleigh Hotel included Suite for
Vioiln and Piano" by Max Rosenstein,
rioilnist, OF Baltimore, and Mrs J. b.
heroa N u, pianist contralto solos,
..f,a, raithiu johnnie by Beethoven; ;
When l Bring to You Colored Toys"
ana The Sleep That Fits on Baby's
Eyes. by Carpenter: wind Song" and
An, Love But Day" by Beach; piano
SOLOS, Marzwind," by MaeDowell; The
brownies, 81 by korngold; Meditation" i"
9S 9, hiho1ns, ~ a1 and ,Polonaise. op. 46, No
Z, by MacDowell; violin solos. "Adagio
Pathetique, by GODDARD, and Can
zonetta," by d Ambrosio.
The musical program at St Aloysius
Church this morning will be largely
Gregorian. The choir. under direction
OF Glenn W. Ashley, has followed the
ancient rule of singing capella dur
ing the ADVENT season, and this morn
lHs the program will include the pro-
1essionai. 20 Come, Come. Emmanuel"
.tfaditlonaD: "Asperges Me-" (harmon-
lZed chant' "kyrie,'' from Seventeenth
Gresorlan Mass; "Credo' uhird Kvriale,:
o1fertory motet. "Rorate Coen,'' with
harmonized chorus: "Sanctus,' "Bene-
t,etus tn and "Agnus Del" from Seven
teehth Gregorian Mass: recessional.
Ihe Son of Man Shall Come" In the
evening at the Bona Morsn devotions
ana bened1ctlon service. the choir will
sing Jesus, Ever Loving SAVIOR
Inc Inc Litany for Happy Death.'
'Rorate Coeli.'' ave verum' and Tan
tum Ergo in Gregorian chant The
choir has this season a membership of
thirty-two boys and fifteen men,. be-
sides class of ten boys on probation
Felix Garziglia entertained few
friends recently at an informal piano
recital. giving among his numbers sew
eral compositions by Debussy, with
characteristic Interpretation and finish.
Miss Elizabeth Sabrina Wilbur. yio
mist, was the assisting soloist at a
student recital at Emmanuel Baptist
Church Wednesday evening. when she
gave fine rendition of the Indian
Lament, by kreisle- -Dvorak, and
'Deutscher Tanz." by Dittersdorf The
Wen rendered program by the piano
students included both solo and en-
semble numbers. among those partici-
pating being Misses Virginia and
Evelyn Doyle, Jeanne Chamberlaine
Marion Wlnslow. Margaret Van SAINT,
Mabel MCPHERSON, Kathryn Winslow,
Doris Wood, Ruth Thomas Priscilla
n. llsley. Violet Winslow. Dorothy.
Reeder, Thelma Schmitt. Mildred Arm
strong. Marguerite Meyer and Winifred
James X. Young. Newton Hammer,
Roland Rodrick, J. Frank Duggan, wiz
liam Fl. Morsell and Arthur b pierce
with Byron BIodgett acting as accom-
panIst. contributed to the program cf
a recent concert given under the
auspices of the Church of the Ascen-
sion
Residents of the Home for the Blind
were entertained last week at a mu-
steal given by a group of young Wash
ington singers, their program includ-
hs Flsrar the sopFane P,,ssrs solos Love Song" by
HAPPY Song" by Del Riego. and The
swallows" by Cowen. Miss Frances
Scherger: contralto solos, .Mavour-
neen," by Lang: "Adieu. Marie" by
ADAMS; "Mammy's Lullaby by Jami-
son. and "Mammy's Song" by Ware,
Mrs. Milton White; tenor solos, Slave
Song" by Del Riego; Yesterday and
To-day" by Spross; Il Hear You Call
ing Me-" by Marshall, and Mother
Maeree. by Ball. Paul Hines; quartet,
The Merry Miller" from Rob Roy
Miss Scherger. Mrs. White, Mr.. Hines
and Mr.. White Mrs. Sue Burrows
Jennings and Miss Charlotte Gibson as
sistea as accompanies.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning the music.
under the direction OF Claude Robeson,
organist. will include the prelude, En-
trancing Dream. by de Lille; anthem
awake Up, My Glory" by Rogers:
offertory solo. Il VIII Lay Me Down in
Peace from The Triumph of David"
by Buck, Charles d. Church; organ
postiude, Fanfare" by Lemmens. At
the evening service the cantata, Song
of Thanksgiving" by Maunder. will be
rendered BY The Mount Pleasant Chorus,
and the solo quartet, under the direc-
ton Of DR.. William K. Buchanan The
SOLOS VIII be sustained by Mrs A. L.
Haycock, soprano; Mrs. Ada Arundel
Pillow. contralto; Mr.. Church, tenor
and James :. Hicks, bass. Mrs Mabel
Foote Whitman Will assist in the So
prano section of the chorus and the
organ numbers will be the prelude,
"lntermezzo," by Rogers, and postlude.
Jub!late Amen by Kinder
Charles II. kocher has been engaged
as organist at the Second Church OF
Christ fScientst and Will pIay there
next sunday. Mr.. kocher last season
held a similar position at the First
presbyterian Church, and during the
last two summers has presided at the
organ of the First Conversational
Church during the vacation of DR.
Stansteld. To-day he ils substituting
at the organ OF the North Carolina NJ
T. church for Mrs. George F. Ross
formerly Miss Marguerite Allen. who
is spending her honeymoon in Florida.
Mrs. Huron Lawson will be the soloist
Tuesday evening at the concer, nj
the Harmonic Society of Baltimore. She
VIII sing the Jewel Song" from
Faust, with orchestral accompani-
ment' and group of small numbers.