Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31

bration of the Harvest Home" idea This
morning the choir will render the an
them, 'Ye That Dwell in the Land by
Stalner: Incidental soprano and baritone
solos by Miss Lulu Bremen and Ernest
kahlert, and the offertory solo. Song of
thanksgiving" by Alitsen, will be sung
by Miss Aileen Miller. This evening the
choir anthem will be Eye Hath Not
Seen" by Myles Foster, with incidental
bass solo. sustained by J. C. McKilIen
and trio consisting Of Miss Aileen Mil
Ter, soprano. Elmo Jasper tenor, and Mr.
kahiert, baritone. will give Praise Ye,"
from "Attila," by Verdi.
The choir has started rehearsals on the
Christmas cantata, THE Light Eternal"
by n w. Petri, to be presented Deem
Der 10.
The Nordica Banjo Club, Walter r
Holt, director, held it's first rehearsal
for the season at the home of Miss
Berta Lee, and. following the rehears-
al. an attractive musical program was
given, including piano solos by Miss
Nellie Sands and Miss Lewis banjo
solo by A. d. Bailey, mandolin solo by
MISS Loretto Healy and several mum
bers by mandolin and guitar trio, com
posed of 3. w. De Loss. Miss A Z, Hill
and Mr.. Holt. These rehearsals will
be held weekly and among those pres
ent on this occasion were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles StutZman, Mr.. and Mrs. b. w
pe Loss, George c. Furbershaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter T. Holt. A. D. Bailey,
Miss S. F. Harvey. Miss Hill, Mrs. Ada
c. Piper, Miss French Piper. Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. l.. Lewis and Miss Lewis Misses
Helen and Loretto Healy, Miss Sands
and Mrs. A. 3. Rowe.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon. the music. under direction
of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Har-
vey Murray, as usual, at the organ,
will. be rendered by the double quartet
m Will ~, b. f~1J
bers: Lovely Appear" from THE Re
demption," by Gounod: incidental solo,
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler; bass solo,
When with Doubling and Draading,"
quartet. Thou Art My ALL" by wooler,
incidental contralto solo. Miss Peulah
Harper. II viii Sing of Thy Power"
by Sullivan, incidental tenor solo, Rich
ard P. Backing; "Supplications' by
Scott, incidental bass solo, J. Walter
Humphrey.
The District of Columbia Chapter Of
the American Guild of Organ!sts will
meet tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence OF Albert w. Harmed. Dean Harry
Wheaton Howard presiding The bust
ness session will be followed by an in
formal program of music.
Clark Middleton, organist and choir
director of st. Adams Episcopal
Church, has resigned his position and
gone to the Pacific coast. He will be
succeeded by Albert w. Harmed. for
merly organist and choirmaster of the
Church of the Ascension. who will take
up his new duties next Sunday. The
solo quartet of the church, under Mr..
Harmed. will consist of Miss Sarah
Hickling, soprano: Miss May Thomp-
son, contralto; w. Lester Baker, tenor
and ]. N Bourne, bass. Miss Alwarda
Casselrnan has been In charge of the
music during October.
The choir of the First Congregational
Church win hold it's annual social
Tuesday evening. An especially in
teresting feature of the approaching
golden jubilee celebration at the church
viii be an address by Rev. DR.. New
| man, former pastor. on THE Life and
| Works of the Late DR.. J. w. Bischon,"
| who was organist and choir director of
the church for more than thirty years.
and who was, in this capacity. very
| closely associated with DR.. Newman
during the twenty lone years of his
| pastorate.
| McHenry McChord, organist and choir
director of Epiphany Church, has ar
ranged the following program for the
| services today: Morning-Processio
20 Day of Rest and Gladness." by Ell
lot; ''Te Deum." by schilling: "Jubi-
My God. to Thee by Sullivan. offer
tory anthem. Fear Not. Ye. Q Israel, ;
by Lansing; occasional, Go Forward
Christian Soldiers" by Smart. Even
ing-Orsan recital, prelude" and
Meditation" by Borowsl5i; Autumn "
by Brewer. Service. 8 o'clock-Pro-
cessional, 20 Mother Dear, Jerusalem
by Ward; "Magnificat" and 'Nunc
Dimitts." by Gounod: ofrertory an
! them. "Ye Shall Dwell in the Land by
| Stainer: "Sevenfold Amen" F.
Augustine, violinist, will assist Mr.. Nc
Chord in the preliminary program at
TAO o'clock, when he will play "Cava-
tine" by Raft. and Meditation from
| THAT'S" by Massenet.
Miss Mary A Cryder has cards out
for a musical tea this afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler will as
sist in the musical program at this
mornings service at All Souls Uni
tartan Church and will sing a duet.
Calm AS the Night" by Cote. with
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. the
Irregular soloist, sustaining the second
part. She will be heard also in the
solo, Tear Not Ye, o Israel" by Dud-
ley Buck. Lewis Corning Atwater will
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