Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31
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The Technical High School Orchestra.
under the direction of Dora Walton, is
commencing it's tenth year with more
than forty members, and at recent
business meeting the following officers
were elected to serve this season.:
President, Eugene Schmidt; secretary,
H A Saunders, and treasurer, r L.
Burneston. The personnel of the or
sanization includes: Niolins, William
w Kirby, concert master; NJ. open
hefmer, s. c. Sachs, William host, W.
Snyder, A Zanof, X. McGregor' U
Bisgs, j. Z. Scheuch, L. NJ sheri, II.
Portion. E. A. Henze. Miss Mona Doherty,
Miss Helen Meyer, ]. Bradley, F. j. Mil
Ter. D. Burnside, C. Meyer and l.. Man
kin. piano. Miss Nina Claflin, Miss An
ME Walton, Miss EDNA C. w mite ana
Miss Cora NJ Yocum; cellos. Miss Hlld-
retb. A. ]. STEINER and Miss Burchheld;
hass. s. c. Higgins; organ, MISS Angela
Erwin: flutes, Eugene Schfn!dt anu n =,
Campbell; clarinets, H. H. saunders ana
carl Schaefer, jr.; comets, r. L. burheS-
Goldsmith and Hurley; trombones, "A
CARPENTER and B. woodward drum, ID.
White During the past four years
the orchestra has been under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Waiten-
The Washington Saengerbund, Ar
mand Gumprecht. directing, Will open
its season with a musical Wednesnay
evening at the hall of the buhd. me
a rion Maennerchor of Baltimore, Mo,
Carl A. Bochan, conductor, will be pres
ent and will sing Der Kamerar, by
Classen; "Serenade," by kratZer. ana
Locking" by Koemmenich j. r: NJ.
Rowie. tenor soloist of Foundry Metho-
tyiy " "I.tf /.
and "An Explanation" both by Cole
ridge Taylor. Anton Kaspar. violinist.
will play Hubay's Hungarian song,
The Bee" and The Nioiln
Bowie, formerly Miss Mary Sherier. Will
give Can 1 Believe IT," by Won Fie-
litz, and yesterday and Today, by
Charles Gilbert Spross, and duet with
Mabel Latimer, soprano; Mrs. Edith
Mccoy White, contralto; Howard Cook.
tenor. and William Madigan. bass, will
contribute one number, The Mtllers
bund will render the opening chorus.
"Heimatliebe." by ]. Wengert and Der
Kaefer und die Blume." by w. Welt
The choir of the West Street Pres
byterian Church Will be heard this
evening in the first of the special
monthly musical services of the season.
giving the following numbers: Great
Edmund Turner; 20 Trinity of Blessed
Light" by Mark Andrews; quartet.
Rock of Ages" by Dudley Buck;
"Fairest Lord Jesus" (the outsiders
anthem of the twelfth century,, by
Ernest Schmidt; Gloria in Excelsis"
in A fiat, by Dudley Buck. The solo
lists of the choir are Mrs. W. G. Will
marth, soprano; Mrs. Armand Gum
precht contralto; d. Austin Howard,
tenor, and s. Theodore Howard. bass,
NTH
and director.
The Rebew Orchestra. H W. Weber.
conductor will give its first public re-
hearsal this season tomorrow evening
in the new lecture hall of Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church. which has a
seating capacity for more than 400
| people. The assisting soloists viii be
| Miss Frances Scherzer, soprano; Mrs.
| Milton c. White. contralto. and Paul
Hines tenor These soloists, with Mr.
White, will be heard in one ensemble
number, and a string quartet composed
| of members of the orchestra-M. f.
| Maxwell W. Carroll Gilbert, w. c.
| Alien and ]. A. D. Turner-will also
contribute one selection. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Mary Kimball. contralto. sub
stituted last Sunday at the First Con-
gregational Church for Miss Marian
Iarner, the regular soloist. who was
| a bsent on account of illness.
| The musical portions of the service
| this morning at old st. Paufs Church.
Rock Creek parish will include TIE
Deum, by Neidlinger. in c; Jubilate,
| in c. by Dudley Buck. and the offertory
| anthem for All Saints day, Il Heard "A
Great Voice" by r. G. Thompson. The
vested choir is composed of the solo
quartet (decani), Miss Amelia b
Fischer, soprano. now in the eighteenth
year of her service at this church: Mrs.
Charles II. Parkman, contralto Fourth
YEAR,; H. Tudor Morsell, tenor. and
George f. G. Rollinas, bass: second
quartet tcantoris). Miss Ida F. oNeal.
soprano; Mrs. Charlotte Gardner LIP
pitt, contralto; John B. Switzer, tenor.
and John w. Jones. bass, with James
w. Cheney, organist and choirmaster.
Mr. Jointure, formerly of the choir of
the Washington Cathedral (EpiscopaD
has been substituting for Mr.. Switzer
during the past two weeks.
Special musical programs have been
arranged by Mrs. Frank Byram. organist
of Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
Church. for both the morning and even
ing services today. synchronizinS cele-