The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
MUSIC and MUSICIANS

At the Church OF the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by
the Triple Quartet and in the evening
by the evening choir OF 100 voices
with Double Quartet, both services be-
ing under the direction OF Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey Muir
ray at the organ. The following are
the musical numbers:
Afternoon-"Bow Down Thine Ear,
10 Lord (Owst), incidental SOLO Mr.
Backing: bass solo, Cast Thy Bread
Upon the Waters" CBischofr), Mr.
Humphrey; Have Mercy Upon Ne"
(MtnshalD, incidental solo, Miss
Craig; The wilderness" (Mendels-
sohn), incidental solos. Mr.. Humphrey
and Mr.. Backing; Tn Heaven the
stars Now Are Shining, (Rhsinberger).
Evening-organ prelude. AT Even
ing" (Buck): Now. When the Dusky
tralto solo. He That overcometh,"
Samuel J. Macwaters). Miss Harper: |
20, Savior OF the World" (Goss); |
Saved by Grace" (Stebbins), Mr.. |
Wrightson and the choir; organ post
lude, "Marche Heroique." (Msxson).
The choir OF the West Street Presby-
terrain Church will be heard in the fol-
lowing program at the special monthly |
musical service at 7:So o'clock tonight:
Love Divine, All Love ExceIling," G, |
Christopher Marks; Holly Father, Great
Creator" J. Faure; Hold Thou My
Hand" contralto solo (Gounod): BLESSED |
Are All They Who Fear Him" B. Cecil !
Klein: ''Inflammatus." from the "Stabot |
Mater" CRossinD. The solos will be sus-
tanned by Mrs. W. @. wilmarth, soprano: |
Mrs Armand Gumprecht, contraIto; D. |
Austin Howard, tenor, and s. Theodore |
How I'd hoG
will be at the organ.
The National quartet. composed OF
Elizabeth s. Maxwell, soprano; Lillian |
Chenoweth, contralto; W. E. Braithwaite, !
tenor; ]. X. Schofeld. basso, and Ethel |
Garrett Johnston, pianist. presented a |
program of standard classics and operstie |
selections at a reception of the business
men Of Baltimore on Friday evening at
the Hotel Emerson.
The quartet also furnished a program
for the banquet Of the Mississippi So
ciety at the New Ebbitt on Saturday
evening.
At the unwilling exercises held by the
G. A. R.. at the L. s Grant statue in
the Rotunda of the Capitol on Wednesday
afternoon. the National quartet sang
several patriotic numbers.
An organ recital under the auspices
be given March q by James W. Cheney,
jr.. at st. Paurs Church, Twenty-third
street, near Washington Circle.
Sydney Lloyd wrightson gave a dinner
party on Monday evening in honor of
Clarence Eddy. Mr.. Wrightson's friend
ship with Mr.. Eddy dates back nearly
twenty years.
The Rebew Orchestra. under direction
of H. w Weber, will give the sixth pub
lie recital of the season tomorrow night
in the lecture room of Keller Memorial
Church. The soloists will be Miss Emma
Cohen, soprano; Mrs James K. Wallace,
contralto, and William II. Davis, tenor.
Harry Patterson Hopkins has arranged
for the appearance next Friday evening
of his Baltimore concert quartet at the
Washington College, of which he is mu-
steal director. The club consists of Sara
Storm Crommer, soprano: Mabel Fla
harty, alto; Samuel Eschenbach. tenor,
and Edgar r. Dobson, barytone, with MIR.
Hopkins. pianist
All the soloists have positions in pron1i
nent Baltimore churches and their
numerous engagements have led to their
recital at the Washington College In the
following program: Song of the Vikings'
for mixed quartet and piano; soprano
solo, aria from Louise" barytone solo,
hlng CharleS; Love is Like q render
Flower" quartet; alto solo, Slave
Song" piano solo, LISTS rhapsody No.
2; tenor solo, Creole Love Song"
Marching" for mixed quartet and piano.
A rally recital was given by former
and present pupils of Bessie n. Wild at
her studio on Friday evening. Pupils
of former clss gave the solo num-
bers, those of the present class doing
the ensemble work.
Those giving vocal numbers were: Miss
Thelma Payne Miss Estelle Wild. Miss
Louise Lowe. Miss Gertrude Frazier,
Mrs. Deborah Hickman Lawson, Mrs.
Anna Boecklery and Archie w. Davis.
The piano numbers were rendered by the
following: Misses Florence Meyer, Flor
ence Gompers, Mildred Mooney, Louise
Wood. Mildred Fultz. Ida Gum, Flor
cnce King. Louise Espey. Mildred Orr.
Dorothy Humphreys, Mary Louise Hus-