Evening star., 1915-11-28
Debussy. and "yalse Triste,'
SibeIius.

Sibelius.
At the Church of the Epiphany this
morning the choir will sing. under d.
rection of McHenry McChord. organist,
the professional, Christ Whose Glory
Fills the Skies" by Gounod: Litany
by Hervey: offertory anthem, Forever
With the Lord" by Gounod; recessional,
rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart" by Mes
sitter. At the organ recital preceding
be allegro Risoluto" and "Arietta," by
Parker: "Allegretto in A. by Archer.
and 'vox Celeste" by Batiste. At the
| s O'Clock service the choir will sing the
professional, Jerusalem. the Golden"
by Ewing: "Magnifcat and "Nunc
The Day Is Past and Over" by
Marks; Dresden Amen and recess
sional. Go Forward, Christian Sol
diers," by Smart.
The Terminal R. r. Y. NJ. c. A. en-
tertained it's friends Monday evening
with musical given by the r. R.
y: NJ e. A Orchestra. under direction
OF G. w. Guest. assisted by Miss Viola
Schippert and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. kes-
ter. the program including the march.
Panama Exposition by Pierson;
overture, Norma" by Bellini: Circus
tet, Come Where My Love Lies Dream
ing Miss Schippert, Mrs. Kester. Mr..
Guest and Mr.. Kester; Washington
rs; rsTminal i al, Mareh 5 BY Kestsr !, Chin hin
ard. the orchestra: violin solo. L, Hern-
don, duet, Nearest and Dearest" by
Caracciola, Miss schippert and Mrs.
Kester: "Pontifical March," by Gounod.
orchestra and chorus of Eastern
Church choir.
This evening at St Paurs Lutheran
Church the choir. under direction of
Mrs William Hamilton Bayly, organ
ist will render the auartets, Praise
the Lord by Maker; while the Earth
Remaineth." by Maunder; "Ye Shall
Dwell in the Land" by Stainer: duet.
BE Glad. Ye Righteous by Hos
mer; solo. Song of Thanksgiving
by Alltsen: organ numbers. Can't
Lena by Marchant; Gloria" by Bo-
zart. and professional March, by
Gounod. This morning the choir will
sing Praise Ye the Lord by Maun-
der. and Mrs. Brylawski will sing by
request Campion's Ninety and Nine"
The other members of the quartet are
Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsman. So
prano; lie Roy Glider. tenor, and
Charles +. Roberts. bass.
Mrs. j. H. Coleman. soprano. new
conner to Washington. sang How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings,. by Liddle.
at Trinity Episcopal Church last Sun
day morning.
The musical for the blind at the
Library of Congress Tuesday evening
consisted of piano composition by
Brahms. Chopin, Grieg, Scarlatti, Schu-
mann and Beethoven. rendered by Misses
Frances Finckel. Ethel Coffin, Louise
Lakin, Kathryn RestorH and Master
Morton Gittelman. Miss Elizabeth
Leckie assisted, singing MY Laddie.
by Thayer and THE Cuckoo. and the
program was brought to close by
Nine. Won Unschuld. who played Weber's
Invitation to the Dance" and Turk
ish March," by Beethoven.
The semi-monthly recital of the
Chord and String Club" Saturday
evening last was given by Raymond
Moore, baritone. and John r. Monroe.
pianist Mr.. Moore gave the Prologue
to "Pagliacci" and songs by Schubert.
Strauss and others and Mr.. Monroe
gave several compositions by List.
Dr. William Stansfield. organst and
choir director of the First ConRrega-
tional Church. has arranged the follow
ing music for today: For the morning
service, organ prelude. Legend. Op. 80.
No L. Cadman: anthem. 20 Lord. Our
Governor" Gadsby; anthem. There
Shall Be No More Night" Wood: Of
fertory. 20 Love That Will Not Let
Me Co." Berwald: organ postlude,
"Hosannah," Dubois; and for the even
Melody" Vincent: anthem, 90 Lord,
How Manifold Are Thy Works." Barn
by: offertory. quartet and chorus. ''one
Sweetly Solemn Thought" Ambrose.
For the short organ recital at the close
of the evening service the following
has been arranged: "Toccata in +
Minor, Callaerts; "Reve Angelique,
Nevin, and march. ''Tannhauser." Wag-