Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03

well filled with an appreciative audi
Tsn last as week at t, the song ssita
ton students. Compositions by Reich
ardt. Del Riego. Brahms. Gounod
Chopin and Haydn, were rendered. the
participants in the affair being Mis-.
Smith, Miss Genevieve Lemmer. Mis-.
Annis Zepp. Miss Elizabeth Meininger
Mrs. Florence S. Greenberg, Miss Edit
Kimber. Miss Helen Smith. Miss Ce.
Mrs. Maude r. White, Miss Kathareer
Lernmer, Miss Helen Lemmer, Miss
Helen Markham and Miss Helen Rogers
Smith. Mrs. L. G. Maybee assisted as
| accompanist.
Mrs. Kirk L. Russell. organist. has re-
turned from short vacation at War
| renton and Round Hill, Va.
At the recent meeting of Ascension
Chapter. o. E. s., Miss Rose V. POLLS, a
| young musician, rendered several solos
winning much favorable comment.
The evening choir of Gunton-Temple
Church presbyterian will sing this
evening for the first time since the
closing of the season last spring. John
G. Klein will again be the director. with
Mrs. Klein assisting at the organ. The
choir will be assisted this evening by
James S. Hicks, bass. who will sing
80 Lord. Rebuke Me Not" by w. s.
| Brown, and the incidental solos in the
anthem. "a New Heaven and a New
Earth" from Gaurs Holy City" The
! choir will render also the anthem
! Sweet Is Thy Mercy" by Barnby. and
at the morning service the offertory
| will be given by Mr.. Klein.
William Hume Taylor, organist of
the Church of All Saints, Chevy Chase.
! and Mrs. Taylor have returned from
a months outing at Atlantic City, He
will be in his place at the church to-
day, and the offertory anthem at the
morning service will be 20 Come to Ny
lTaylor's absence his place was sup
piled by Mrs. Grace D. Jackson, who
was for many years organist of Gun
ton-Temple Church.
Nine Marie Won Unschuld has opened
her annual series Of recitals, and
played several numbers with her usual
finish before an appreciative audience
at Brookland last Sunday. Others as
sisting in giving the program we're
Miss A. Moore. Miss E. Coffin and Miss
E. Mcneil, their selections being COM
positions by List. Moszkowski. Mas
senet, Raft and Chopin.
The music arranged by McHenry Nc
Chord, organist and choir director of
Epiphany Church, for the services to-
day will include this morning Com
munion Service" by stainer. and Of
Watson. At TAO this evening: Organ
recital. Largo" by Handel; "Ro-
NANCE" by Friml. and "A Song of Sor-
row." At o'clock Ma andheian 1y
fertory. Hear My Prayer" by Men
delssohn, and Seven Fold Amen" by
Stainer. The anthems will be rendered
by the full vested choir. with the solo
quartet composed OF MIS-. ausn XII. a.
contralto: D. G. Angevine, tenor, and
George Mayo. bass.
| A feature of the reception to the
i. A. R. Wednesday evening at the
ling's occasional" still in manu-
script. sung by Miss Marie Becker of
this city and composed jointly by her
self and her father. Edmund Becker.
Miss Louise Young accompanied at the
piano.
| The evening chorus choir of thei
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
will resume singing this evening under
direction of DIR. William r. Buchanan
after four-month vacation. Ray
mond G. Moore, baritone soloist of the
First Baptist Church. will assist the
choir at both services at this church
| today and will be heard at the Offer
| tory this morning in Forever With the
Lord" by Gounod. Other musical num-
I
win include the organ prelude. VISION .
by Rheinberger: anthem. Make Me a
Clean Heart" by Adams. and organ
postlude, "Verset de Procession" by
''Evensong." by Johnston: !''consola-
tion." by Schumann: quartet. Shadows
Falling Fast" by Rheinberger: chorus
selections. 81 Will Magnify Thee" by
Churchill. and Savior. When Night
Shelley: offertory. tenor solo. "rhe
Penitent." by Van de Water: organ
postlude. Finale" from the D minor
sonata, by Guilmant. Incidental solos
in the anthems will be sustained by
is composed of Mrs. Haycock. soprano:
Miss Ada Arundel. contralto: C. D.
Church, tenor; Arthur Chester Gorbach,
bass. with Claude Robson at the organ.
Miss Jessie Mcbride has returned to
| Washington after a months stay in
New York city. Just before her return
Miss Mcbride and Mrs. Williston
Hough. formerly Miss Lolita Mills of
this city, were guests at an informal
drawing room recital. at which IiiIy
Lawlor entertained few friends and
music lovers.
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem. president of
the Rubinstein Club, is at Sunbury, Pa.
where she was called Friday by a sud
den death in the family of Mr.. and Mrs
Atkinson. who were her house guests
last week. She will return to the city
Tuesday.
The full choir Of old st. Johns
Church. Lafayette Square. will sing for
the first time this fall at both morn
ing and afternoon services today. The
musical portions of the services, under
the direction of Henry II. Freeman. or
ganist. will include this morning
Communion Service" in B fiat. by
Eyre. and tenor solo. Not Unto Us. Q
Lord by Barnby. In the afternoon
the choir will sing ''Magnificat" and
"Nunc Dimittis." both by Marks. and
offertory anthem, Come, Weary Pill
grims. Come" by Tozer.
The District of Columbia Chapter OF
the American Guild of Organists will
open the seasons meetings tomorrow
evening in the Comstock studio. A
"travelogue," by the dean. Harry
Wheaton Howard. will be the special
feature of the occasion.
| Mrs Edith Marmion Brosius, harpist
has returned from a six-week outing a
Buena Vista farm, near Harpers Ferry
W. Va.
The seasons special musical service,
at the First CONGREGATIONAL Churcl
will be inaugurated this evening. DIR
William Stansfield. organist and choi]
director, has arranged the following
program for the OCCASION: Organ
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