Evening star., 1915-12-19

Airs" by Saint -Saens; the offertory,
| "Pastorale,' by Liszt and the pos.lude,
| Marche Nuptiale," by Faulkes.
Christmas music will be sung at the
First Baptist Church this morning at
| the IL o'clock service, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Florence Noack How
ard, soprano. The choir will be as
sisted by Frank P. Howard, cellist
and the program will be as follows:
Cello and organ prelude, Meditation q
This Blessed Morn" by Leslie: quartet
with Incidental solo for contralto
The Birthday of a King by Neid-
! inger: soprano solo. with cello obli-
cato. Santa Maria" by Faure; quar-
postlude. March of the Magi" The
personnel of the choir is Mrs Howard, So
prano; Mrs. Arthur Whaley. contralto:
William Winchoe, tenor; Allan Lake,
bass, and Mrs. Edmund Barry, organist.
Music for the 9 o'clock mass Christ
mas at st. Paul's Catholic Church will
be under the direction of Mrs. Mary
the "Kyrie," "sanctus." Benedicsuss' i @
and Agnes Del" by Gounod; offertory,
.Adeste Fideles." by NovelIo. Before
sng ess o Hoay Mrs sFbt )" by Bahsny aGs wi,1
solos during the mass will be sustained
by Mrs. Dorothy Riker Dunn and Miss
Rea Con Culin. sopranos: Mrs. Arthur
J. Sinnott and Mrs. Rowe. altos; Mr..
Connolly, tenor, and Joseph Dunn, bas SIS.
! Nine. Won Unschuld is giving piano re-
citals in Ohio and Michigan, where she
VIII also supervise several institutions
having their piano department under
her guidance, but will return to cele-
| brate Christmas at home.
| feature of the program this even
Church will be the work of the Men,
delssohn Waldhorn Quartet. composed
Of Messrs. A. Seidler. T. Hess. w. Eich-
ner and c. O'Neil. assisted by Robert
sers M nie be s9,9id 2enserea TIE S fSol1wns
of the Rose" by Reichardt, and "The
Day of the Lord" by Breutzer, by the
quartet; and flute solo. Bird of the
panied by the quartet.
| Miss Elizabeth Yung Kwai will sing
this morning at Westminster Memorial
rsesnytsrian sEss,an 1 Church giving THE
coombs. with violin obligato by Ches,
| ter La Toilette. The choir anthem win
be 20 Holy Night" by Ashford. In
the evening the choir. under the d.
cantata, Light Eternal" by Petrie.
! DR.. William Stansfeld. organist and
| .hoir director of the First Consrega-
/ tional Church. has arranged the fol-
| ices TO-DAY: Morning service organ
nrelude. Fantasia on Church Chimes )"
| Harriss: anthem. bass solo and chorus
And All the PEOPLE Saw the Thunder
ings and the Lightnings" Stainer: an
| them; bass and contralto and chorus
In Dreams I Heard the Seraphin i"
Faure: onertory soprano solo. 20
Divine Reseemer." Gounod; organ
nostlude. Introduction and Double
Fugue in A" Merkel: and for the
evening service. organ prelude, prayer
and Cradle Song" Guilmant; anthem
Rejoice in the Lord" Calkin; offertory
soprano and tenor solos and chorus
Appear: Thou Light Divine" Morri-
son. After the evening service there
will be a short organ recital OF Christ
mas music. with the following pro-
gram: Variations on "Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing" Frost; pastorale. I'm
Dulce. Jubilo" Bach: March OF the
Three Kings" Dubois, and "The Holy
Night" Dudley Buck.
blind. Library of Congress. TUESDAY
| evening enjoyed a musical treat in the
recital given by Edith Marmion Bro
sins. harpist. Mrs. Rrosius played
Nv schrter: "Chansen de Pecheur." by
label: ''Minuet.' bv Hasselmans: ma :
rionettes" by Tedescki: "Arabesaue." J"
by Debussy: "Berceuse." by Hassel-
sprinebrunnen." by label. and Song of
the Volga Boatmen." by Cadv: and for
! encore numbers groups. of Scotch and
Irish folk songs and "Au Monastere,"
by Hasselmans.
Miss Florence Coumbe, soprano. was
soloist Thursday evening at the Wag
ner. in Alexandria, at the reception
given by Miss Helen Norris Cummings
in honor of the Cameron Club and Co
'onial Danes. Her songs included Isl
mes vers Avaient des Allies" by Rey-
naldo Hahn; La Roco de Pepita," a
Snanish folk, song; "Laddie." by Thayer;
| Her Greatest Charm" and THE Lily
and the Rose both bv Carrie Jacobs
Bond Miss Jessie Galloway was the
accompanist.
The Students Club of the Washing
ton College of Music held it's Decem-
ber recital. which was attended by a
large number Of friends and relatives
of the performers. Compositions, most
| ly by the modern composers, were rem
| dered by Misses Jessie Payne, Martha
Bliss. Fannie Gray. Leonila Lloyd, Isa-
bel GladdinR. Mary Smith. Eleanor Eby
Elizabeth Marks. Ruth Beavers. Ruth
Reed. Kathryn Bouck. Nellie Noel. Ag-
mes Terrett, Julia Dorsey, Marion Mil
Ter. Eff1e Drexilius and George Thomp-
! son.
IL At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by
the double quartet and in the evening
by the evening choir of 100 voices
with double quartet, both services be-
ing under the direction of Sidney Lloyd
| Wrightson. with Harvey Murray at the
organ. The following are the musical
numbers: For afternoon, The Word
OF the Lord" by Briggs. with Incl
dental solos by Mrs. Gawler and Mr..
J Humphrey: bass solo. BE Thou With
Me-" by Geibel. Mr.. Humphrey; Thou
Art My AL" by Wooler. incidental solo
by Miss Harper; 20 God, Thou Art MY
| God" by Bach -Gounod. incidental solo
by Mrs. Gawier: Hide Me Under the
shadow" by West. Evening, organ
/ prelude. "Priere -Onertoire." by Devred
anthem, 20 Love That viii Not Let NE
do" by Geibei, incidental solos by Mrs
Gswiet and Mr. Gorbaeh; coniraito
solo, There II Green ffiii Far Away"
BY dounod, Miss Harper "iIow Lovely
Are the Messsnserr.' from Mt Paul.
~ Mandaissohni .t'oms Unto Him,"
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