Evening star., 1915-10-17

At the wedding tomorrow afternoon
or Miss Ada Arundel contralto soloist
of the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, and Gi6eGn Pillow, Mrs Charles
w. Fairfax O the Monday Morning
Club, a relative Of the bride, will assist
in giving the musical program, which
is to be an attractive feature of the oc-
casion. Mrs. Fairfax will sing just be-
fore the entrance of the bridal party
AT Dawning," by Cadman, and, for
half hour previous, Claude Robeson, or
ganist, will render a program of
lections, among them Grand March,
from Aida by Verdi; "In Springtime."
by Kinder: "Humoreske," by Dvorak;
"Scherzo," by Beebe. and during the cere-
mony. Believe Me If All Those Endear-
ing Young Charms" The Mount Pleas
ant Chorus, under direction of DR.. Will
liam r. Buchanan, will sing the Bird
al Chorus from The Rose Maiden"
by Cohen, and an arrangement of Il
Love You Truly" by Carrie Jacobs
Bond, and the professional will be the
Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin" and
the recessional. wedding March," from
Mendelssohn's Midsummer Nights S
Dream" rendered by Mr.. Robson
Frederick Hardman, baritone, a new
conner in the city, has been engaged to
sing this season at Trinity NJ E.
Church, Capitol Hill, where at several
recent services his duets with Mrs. Dun
can l.. Richmond, soprano and choir di
rector, have proven an attractive addi-
tion to the services. Miss Minerva
Bailey will be, usual, at the organ.
The evening choir of the Church of
the Covenant. under direction of sgd
7 lou N-ris in f,,fI
hold its rehearSals Wednesday even
ings instead of Tuesday evenings. The
rehearsal last week was attended by
the usual complement of singers, with
a few vacancies on the tenor and bass
parts.
Mime Marie Won Unschuld gave lee
ture recital Monday afternoon before
the Parent-Teachers Association of the
Wallace School, repeating 1t by request
Thursday morning for the teachers and
students Her subject. The Double
Meaning of the Value of Musical Edu-
cation" was treated in a practical way.
and was followed by the rendition of
the following piano numbers: emo
menreigen," by List: "Etudes." by
Chopin: "Kinderscenen," by Schumann:
"Marche Mignon.o by Poldini: and
Thursday recital large share of the
honors went to Madeleine, Nine. Won
Unschuld's little daughter, who played
with great precision ITO Wild Rose,
by MacDowen.
Mrs. Frederick Kneipp, formerly Miss
Anita Dieterich, soprano, will sing with |
the choir of St. Margarets Episcopal |
Church today and will be heard this |
morning only in the incidental solos in
the anthem. "Hark, Harh, My Soul, by |
Chadwick, and "Te Deum.! by Wood |
ward. In the evening Mrs. kneipp |
will sing at the cffertory 80 Divine |
P.Ia nv he
under Alfred G.. Eldridge. organist and |
director will render "Magnificat" and |
''Nunc Dimittis,' by Farebrother.
McHenry McChord, organist and di-
rector of the choir of Epiphany Church.
will inaugurate a series of organ re-
titals the first Tuesday afternoon in |
November. The program will begin !
one hour and prominent soloists of the
city will assist by giving one or two
numbers at each recital.
At Epiphany Church this morning the
choir. under direction of Mr.. McChord.
will sing the professional. II Heard a
Sound of Voices" by Storer; TIE
Deum." by Prior; "Jubilate Dec" by
Closer Walk With Cod" bY Foster |
There will be a preliminary recital by |
the organist, beginning at 1880 o'clock |
zach Sunday evening and lasting until |
numbers this evening will be "Au Soir," |
by D'Evry: Ave Maria." by Schubert; !
Evening Song" by Barstow. Ma gnifi-
cat" and "Nunc Dimittis." Clare, and |
offertory anthem, Hymn in the Night"
by Brown. will be rendered by the I
choir. Solos will be sustained by Mrs.
Hugh Brown. soprano: Miss Madge
North, contralto: D. G.. Angevine. tenor.
and George Mayo. bass. Several can
tatas are already scheduled for pres
entation by the choir during the win
ter.
The Washington Oratorio Society held
it's weekly rehearsal Monday evening
in St Johns parish hall, H. H. Free
man, associate director, being in
charge. A number of former members
and several new ones. were added to
those already enrolled Through the
courtesy of Rev. DIR. Wood. this society
has enjoyed the privilege in previous |
seasons of rehearsing in the chapel of |
the Church of the, Covenant and be- |
ginning tomorrow evening and con-
tinuing throughout the winter, the So