Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-07

The evening choir of the Church of
the Covenant will sing for the first
time this season at the 8 o'clock serv-
Ice. This organization has now its full
complement of singers, the general
personnel being the same as last year
with the exception that it is led by a
double instead Of by single quartet
of soloists. At this evenings service
the selections, under the direction of
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey
Murray at the organ, will include the
anthem, THE King Of Love, My Shep-
herd 1s.' by Shelley; incidental soprano
and bass solos. by Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler and Arthur Chester Cor
bach; bass solo, abide With Me-" by
Liddel, Mr.. Gorbach; anthem, HE Goes
Before YOU" by Wooler, incidental
soprano and tenor solos, Mrs. Gawler
and W s.: Blan chard; anthem, Come
Unto Him." by Gounod; prayer anthem,
Dear Spirit, Lead Thou Me-" by Miles,
Miss Buelah Harper. Mr.. Wrightson
March, by Schubert. This afternoon
the musical numbers by the double
quartet will be as follows: Anthem,
Hear Our Cry" by Briggs, incidental
contralto solo, Miss Harper; tenor solo.
M. Ny Hope Is in the Everlasting" from
The Daughter of Jairus," by Stainer;
Hymn anthem. 20 Love That Will Not
Let Me Co" by Peace, incidental solos,
Mrs. Gaw!er and Mr.. Backing; anthems,
Eternal Light OF Light" BY Bracket,
incidental solo. Mrs. GawIer. and
Grant Us Thy Peace" by Mendeissohn
Nine. susanne oldberg has begun re-
hearsals with her pupils of a musical
revue. which is to be presented in So
cial circles here this winter, and pos
s1bly In other cities. The revue is
under the personal direction of c. w
OConnor.
The musical portions of the service
at old St Paufs Episcopal Church
Crock Creek parish) today will in
clude the office of Holy Communion"
by by cr .atssh in E nat; and offer
With God" by Myles Foster, with in
cidental solos for soprano and tenor
The Washington College of Music has
issued invitations for q students re-
Continental Memorial Hall. The pro
gram will consist of piano. vocal and
violin solos, accompanied by the col
lege orchestra, as we'll as separate
numbers by the orchestra, which is
The District of Columbia Chapter Of
the American Guild of Organists met
Monday evening at the studio Of Albert
w. Harmed. DR.. William Stansfield.
Harmed were appointed a committee to
make arrangements for the first service
recital to be given this season under
the auspices of the guild. Plans were
nsas flor social evening n to take place
Parish Hall through the courtesy Of
Mr.. Comstock, organist of Trinity
Episcopal Church: Haydn's Troy sym
ph9ny will be given by the members.
The members of the Maryland and Vir-
ginia chapters will be invited as guests
and also to play with the symphony
man; Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Warf1eld and
Miss Jennie Glennan for mthe COM
mittee on refreshments and arrange
ments for the TOY Symphony" The
dean. Harry Wheaton Howard. will
chapter meeting and to extend the in
vitation to the chapter for the social
evening here. and DR.. Harmed, who will
be guest Of tho Virginia chapter to-
morrow evening, will perform a like
Mrs. James Kerr. contralto, a mem
Der of the Rubinstein Club and of the
Nevin Quartet, has concluded her serv-
Ice as substitute at the Mount Pleasant
during November at Hamline Merho-
dist Church in place Of Mrs John
Humphrey, who Is Ill.
Mrs Jessie kesrer, contralto soloist
OF the Eastern Presbyterian Church, ie
spending the week with relatives IN
| New York city.
The Chaminade Trio. composed OF
Miss Elsa Raner, violinist; Miss Adele
Ruth Jones. cellist, and Miss Adele
Robinson. pianist. provided an aus
picious opening Of the seasons must.
| calls for the blind at the Library OF
Congress Tuesday evening. The open.
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