Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

Owing to the meeting Of the Unitarian
conference of the middle states and
eastern Canada with All Souls Church,
this city, there will be special services
at the church both tomorrow and Tues
day evenings, with appropriate music by
Charles Trowbridge Tittman, bass SOLO
ist and precentor. and Lewis Corning
Atwater. organist. This morning the
musical portion of the service will in
clude the vocal numbers, Rock of Ages
by Hernndon Morsell. and Thus Saith
the Lord with the aria, But Who May
Abide the Day of His Coming" both
from Handels Messiah; organ num-
bers, prelude, "Chapelle de Guillaume
Tell" bp List; offertory, ELEVATION"
by Massenet. and postlude, "Fantasie in
G Minor by Bach.
]. c. van Hulsteyn, violinist, of Balti-
more will give recital this afternoon
at Trinity College, for the benefit of a
scholarship fund for Washington girls
at the college. Mr.. van Hulsteyn is a
pupil of Cesar Thompson and the pro-
gram. as announced by the committee
on entertainment of the auxiliary
board, shows wide range. from Bach
to the most modern of Dutch composers
The music at Petworth NJ. E. Church
today. under direction of Dwight s..
Church, with Mrs. Sylvester at the or
gan, VIII include this morning the solo.
Prelude and Fugue in A Minor" by
Work, by Mason: anthem. 'The
Shadow of the Almighty" by Stearns;
organ offertory, ''Larghette," by We
Der: offertory solo. Abide With Me-"
SpenCa NJ E'ur
"Postlude In e. by Swift. Evening,
commencing at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Syl-
vester VIII play at a pre-service re-
by Tours; "Andante in A." by Smart.
Professional, Onward. Christian Sol
dters.' by Sullivan; anthem, 81 Lay Me
Down in Peace" by Dorcy: organ Of
tory solo, Lead Me All the Way" by
Briggs. N. F. Holmes; postlude, Folk
Song" by Nicode.
The election of officers in the newly
organized MacDowell Club resulted as
follows: President, Mrs Paul Yoder
formerly Miss Leona Kidwell: vice
president, Miss Sarah Hickling; sec
Miss Edna Dyer. Mrs. Yoder has ap
pointed Miss Julia Higgins chairman
OF the program committee and Miss
Katharine Brooks chairman Of the
day afternoon at the, home of Miss
Hickling, and at the close OF the rou-
tine business an informal program was
given, among the numbers contributed
Met Thee" and I'm the Garden" by
Salter. by the hostess; piano solos.
"Varum%' and "Des Attends" by Schu
mann. Miss Brooks: aria, Mon Occur
Delilah." by Saint-Saens. and When
Bring You Colored Toys" by Carpen-
ter. Miss Faye humphrey; piano solo.
Sous Bois.'' by Victor Staub. Miss
Higgins: "Numi Pieta.' from Aida:
Japanese Death Song and THE
Elves" by Salter. Mrs. Yoder.
Warren ". Grimes. bass soloist of
the Washington Cathedral. has re-
signed his position to take effect at the
has been at the cathedral since 1908.
prior to the organization of the pres-
ent choir. and was entering upon mis-
tenth year of service under the present
choirmaste. Edgar Priest.
AT Trinity NJ E. Church today the
music. as arranged by Mrs. Ada Arundel
Pillow. will include this morning the
anthem, "Hearken Unto Me-" by Sui
Ivan: organ offertory. Prelude" by
Batiste. Mrs. Frank Frost: alto solo.
Out of the Depths" by Rogers, Mrs.
Pillow: postlude. ''Triumphal March,"
in the Night" by spinney; anthem.
still. Still. With Thee" by Speaks;
organ offertory. "Andante." by Kuhn
stadt; trio. for soprano tenor and bass,
Praise Ye.'' by Verdi, Mrs. Shreve,
George Calvert Bowie and J. L; S Kin
sella; organ solo, ''Pestlude." by Merkel.
Mrs. Robert LIE Fevre. soprano. and
Mrs. Duff Lewis. violinist, will give the
recital AZ lie In
The monthly entertainments inaugu-
rated for the blind Monday evening by
Miss Eta Jocelyn Giffin, under the
the Blind, took place in Epiphany Par
ish Hall. The program was given by
Miss Mabel Latimer. soprano: Nine. de
Guerin- Kittredge. violinist and Mau-
be Of exceptional merit. Nine. Kit
tredge played with beautiful tone and
technic. Mrs e. Il. Smith accompany
ing. Souvenir" and "Serenade, both
by Drdla; "Berceuse.' by Tschetschu-
ten, and Spanish Dance" by RehfeId,
the latter winning SO many recalls
that she gave an additional number.
MISS Latlmer sang. with Armand Cum
pi'echt at the piano, Air OF Saiome."
from "Herodiade." by Massenet:
"Chamsen Indoue." by Rimsky-kersa-
kow: the aria. "Une Fine Day" from
Madame Butterfly" and "Dost Thou
Know That Sweet Land?" by Thomas,
the last named winning the cordial
appreciation Of the assemblage Mr..
Jarvis gave the needful lighter tone
TO the evening with his recitations,
The Volunteer Organist." and THE
Cremation of Sam MCGEE" his other
selections being "Mandalay," by Kip
ling. and THE Seven Ages of Man"
The board of the National Library for
the Blind wishes to announce that these
affairs, which will take place the second
Monday of each month, while arranged
primarily for the blind, are open TO
the public and a cordial invitation to
attend is extended to any one Interested
Miss Elizabeth Leckie. mezzo-so-
prano. and Claude Robeson, organisr
gave the weekly musical at Rust Hall
Ihursday morning, Miss Leckie sing
ing, with fine effect. AT Dawning," by
Cadman: lean" by Burleigh: My Lad
die, by Thayer, and. for encore, "a
June Morning." by Woodman. Mr.
Robeson in addition to playing the ac-
COMPARTMENTS. gave the organ solo
Meditation by Kinder
Arthur Chester Gorbacb has hoe,
engaged as bass soloist at old 81
johns Episcopal Church, and has AL
ready assumed his new duties Mr.
Gorbach came TO Washington little
more than four years ago from Pitts
burgh. He has 4 voice of un,,sua,
quaity ana resonance and soon after
ms arrival was engaged as soloist of
Mount Pleasant Congregational CbnroI
a position he held until he resigned 70
sing with the afternoon and evening
choirs Of the Church of the Coven.nt
where he served until the close Of LAST
season. 400
VI n f.r.,