Evening star., 1915-10-17

ciety, through the efforts of Rev. DR..
McKim rector, will have a similar
privilege in the Sunday school room
of the Church of the Epiphany.
At this morning service at the Gun
ton Temple Presbyterian) Church
John G. Klein, tenor and director, will
sing Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace" by Obey Speaks. The evening
service, commencing at GAS. will be
an hour service, the change of time
beginning this evening. The following
are the numbers to be presented:
Anthems, "In Heavenly Love Abiding
by Holden; Great and Marvellous" by
Farmer, and the response. Hide Me
Under the shadow; soprano solo. Il
Heard the Voice of Jesus Say by
l.. c. True. sung by Miss Nina Clafln;
Frank Goebel; bass solo, Jerusalem"
by Parker, John p. Redeker.
Mrs. Huron Lawson will sing at the
fall concert of the Harmonic Societe
of Baltimore, when she will be heard
in group of songs. Mrs. Lawson will
also give a recital in the near future
at Coker College, Hartsvllle, n. c.
At the competitive examination held
at the Peabody Conservatory, Balti-
Klein, "a young organist of this city,
was awarded a three-year scholarship.
Miss Klein played for the board of
judges the larger "Fantasie and
Fugue,' by Bach. and the Fifth So
nata," by Widor.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff. soprano
solost of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, is recovering from her
recent serious illness. Her place at the
church is still being supplied by Mrs.
H. Clay Browning, for many years so
prano soloist and musical director at
All Souls Unitarian Church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell, So
prano. and Miss Ethel Garrett John
ston, pianist. took part in faculty
recital at Martha Washington Semi
nary Wednesday evening, when the fol-
lowing attractive program was pre-
sented: Piano solos. 'Liebestraum,' by
List; "Papillons." by Rosenthal, and
"Polonaise," by Liszt, Miss Johnston;
songs, Love Is a Rose" by Sans
souci; "Chanson Provencal." by Del
Acqua: The Way of June" by WILLIE
by; The Lass With the Delicate Air.
by DIR. Arne: Love Has Wings" by
Rogers. and LITE" by Chaminade. by
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell
The Y w C. a. Choral Club rally"
which was held Monday evening,
brought out a large attendance to
greet the new director, Mrs. Charles G.
who succeeds for this sea-
son. Mrs. A. NJ Blair. who is now trav-
ling abroad. During the meeting
cable message from the former director
ELECTED much enthusiasm.
Mrs. Lola Russell was the soloist re-
Gently at a musical given at the home
oil Mr.. and Mrs Maurice X. Peck, at
Garrett Park. Md. in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. J. T. Roberts. Among the num-
bers presented were the piano solos,
''Nocturno' and Wedding March," by
rendered by Mrs.
Russell; flute solo, Songs With
out Words" by Mendelssohn, Mr.. Peck;
piano duet. peer Gynt' suite. by Grieg
and Sonata by Mozart, Mrs Peck
piano. "Serenade.' by Beethoven. Mr..
and Mrs. Peck; piano duet "Taran-
telle." by Raft, Mesdames Russell and
Peck.
The quartet of Calvary Baptist
Church, composed of Miss Mabel Rob-
erts, soprano: Mrs. William T Reed
contralto; Richard P. Backing, tenor,
and Theodore T Apple, bass, will give
a special musical service this evening
with Louis A. Potter. ir., as organist
and director. The selections to be rem
dered include the anthem Our Confess
sion.'' by Shelley; bass solo. 20 Savior
of the World" by Dudley Buck; trio
for soprano. tenor and bass, Savior.
Source of Every Blessing" bv Lob:
contralto solo. abide With Me-" by
Liddle: anthem. Through the Day Thy,
Love Has Led Me-" by West; soprano
solo. The Lord Is My Strength" by
Bruno HUM; anthem. Awake Up NY
Glory" by Rogers; duet for tenor and
Seek. Ye. the Lord by
Lansing; tenor solo. Ninety first
Psalm" by MacDermid: anthem. Mag
nificat" and "Nunc Dimittis," by Dud-
ley Buck.
The music at Hamline Methodist
Church will include this morning the
organ prelude. "Endante." from Sec
ond Organ SYMPHONY" by Matthison-
quartet. Gracious Savior,
Hear Our Pleading" by Heinrich; Of
contralto solo, 'One Sweetly
Solemn Thought" bv Ambrose; organ
postfude. March in D Major" by Gull
mant D., The choir is composed of Miss
Marian Greene. soprano; Mrs. John
contralto: Clarence Sorreil.
tenor. and Edwin Callow, bass, with
Edith p. Athey organist and director.
At the evening service the chorus