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Tho musical season. as far as local
organisations are concerned. is rap
idly drawing to a finale and the COM
Ing week will witness a series of clos
ing events. The Friday Morning Music
Club held it's last affair this season at
the Raleigh Friday evening and the
Rubinstein Club, the Motet Choral So
ciety, Monday Morning Music Club and
other organizations have scheduled
their annual events. not only for this
same week, but three Of them for the
same evening.
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. A. NJ. Blair,
directing, will have as assisting soloist
at the concert Wednesday evening
Lucy Gates, coloratura soprano The
concert will take place as usual in the
ballroom of the Raleigh Hotel and the
program will be made up-aside from
Miss Gates solos-of request numbers
from programs given at other of the
club concerts. Miss Gates will sing
My Beloved" by Haendel: Spring" by
Henschel. I'm the Woods" by Mac
Dowen. and Echo Song" by Eichert.
Among the selections by the club will
be BY Sharles shn nv Gonar Gne5t
Song of the Birds" by Rubinstein;
The Bells" by Gilchrist; Row Us
Swiftly" by Campana: Natures Resur-
Daybreak." by Nevin; Indian Sum
mer." by Harry Patterson Hopkins;
Stars of the Summer Night" by Sir
Edward Elgar: Song of the Rhine
OIL nv a
ter.
The Motet Choral Society will give
Its final concert this season Wednes.
Hall, when a characteristic program of
folk songs and chorals from the clas-
sizes will be presented, under the direc-
ton Of Otto Torney Simon.
John Barnes Wells tenor. of New
York will be the assisting soloist at
the concert of the Monday Morning
urday evening in the New Willard ball
room. Mr.. Wells will sing two groups
Of solos. Love Me or Not by Secchi;
Phy1 by Antbday mas ohr sueh aGd 1p
It." by Haendel: APersian cycle" by
Richard lie Gallienne; "Heart. Have
You Heard the News?" 20 Love, the
q the East" and Love if for Nothing
Alone 1 Wander by Harriet Ware;
IT The Owl, and Why" both composed
King" by Campbell Upton. The club
will render THE Lotus Flower by
Robert Schumann. with solos obligato
Tschaikowski; The Nightingales Song
by Ethelbert Nevin; Chorus of the
Druids." from ..Evelina." by Sacchini.
The Nile by Xavier Leroux, incident
violin obligato by Mrs. W. H. Nobles
"A Winter Night Fantasy" by Paul
Bliss, incidental solo, Mr.. Wells; "Stars
of the Summer Night by Elgar. violin
obligato. Mrs Noble and Miss Ruby
"serenade," by Neidlinger. incidental
solo. Mr.. Wells. Miss Brickstein will
be. as usual at the piano.
The musical portions of the services
at the First Congregational Church to-
day, under the direction of DR.. William
Stansfield, will include, this morning,
the organ prelude, "Andante in c. by
Silas; anthem "If l Go Not Away" by
Thy Love AS Father" from The
Redemption" by Gounod: offertory bass
solo, open the Gates of the Temple"
by Knapp; organ postlude, "Fantasie
lude, hymn tune voluntary. There Is
a Blessed Home" by Frost, anthem,
Again AS Evening Shadows Fall" by
Woodman; offertory anthem. Lord of
Our Life" by Field Musical half hour.
Suite" by James H. Rogers; prologue,
March," intermezzo, "Toccata": con-
tralto solo, THE Lord Is My Shepherd"
by Van der Water. Mrs. R. A. Quick:
overture, "Finlsndie," by Sibelius. in
Producing Finnish tunes.
The delegates flor the Rho Chapter,
Mu Phi Epsilon. will leave Monday to
attend their annual convention at De-
troit. Those who have been chosen to
represent the chapter are Miss Gertrude
E. McRae, graduate last June of the
Won Unchuld University. at present
teaching at Queens College, Charlotte,
N c., and Miss Carrie T. Bruce. presi-
dent of the Rho Chapter The dele.
gates were entertained at the home of
Miss Margery Snyder last week, sub
ject, wagner" the program being
given by Miss Snyder. violinist, and
Miss Bruce, accompanist. Also fare
we'll parties are scheduled for them at
the homes of the Misses Mildred Kolb
and Viola Schippert, also members of
the chapter.
Miss Marguerite O'Toole, harpist, has
returned from New York city, where
she went for period of coaching un-
der Mile. Sassoli, the Italian harplst
of international fame.
Miss Edna Snyder and Harry Nc
Calmont will play at the Church of
the Incarnation this morning, when
they will be heard in the Schubert
"Serenade." arranged as a violin and
flute duet The choir will sing Dud
ley Bucks TIE Deum in c, and Jubilate
in f fiat, by Corbin, and Miss Florence
Steffens. contralto. will give Love
Never Faileth." by Root. Next Sun
day Mrs. Theodore T. Apple. soprano.
will sing Gounod's 20 Divine Redeem
er." with violin obligato by Miss Sny
der.
afternoon the music will be given by
the double quartet, and in the evening
by the choir Of 100 voices. both serv-
ices being under the direction of sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey
Murray at the organ
The musical numbers follow: An
them, 20 Gladstone Light" by Sulli
van; bass solo, Defend Me Still,' by
Dobbs, J. Walter Humphrey: anthems,
abide With Me-" by Risher. incidental
solo. Miss Buelah Harper; The Earth
Is the Lord by Rogers, incidental
solo, Mrs. Helen Donohue DeYo; Lead,
Kindly Light" by Briggs, incidental
solos. Miss Harper and Richard P.
Backing. Evening, organ prelude, Re
ligioso." by seiby: anthem: How
oratorio. st. Paul" by Mendelssohn;
duet for soprano and baritone, Jesus.
Lover of My Soul" by Kimball. Mrs.
Downs and Mr., Wrightson: anthem,
sun Of My Soul" by Newton, inciden-
tai solos. Miss Harper, Mr.. Wrightson
and Charles Trowbridge Tittmann;
Abide With Me-" by Reed, incidental