Evening star., 1916-10-01

and g.; 'valse," "1mpromptu' and
Friml; "Liebestraum" and Fifteenth
Hungarian Rhapsody" both by List.
Miss Brenner also made pleasing i'm
preston in several songs.
The music at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church today will include. at
| the morning service. duet for soprano
and bass, My Faith Looks Up to Thee,
by Lachner, sung by Mrs. Mabel Footc
Whitman and Frederick Hardman. and
the offertory solo, II Heard the Voice
of Jesus Say by Rathbun, Mr.. Hard
man: evening. duet for soprano and
alto. "Hark, Hark. My Soul by Shelley.
rendered by Mrs. Whitman and Miss
Florence Steffens, and oTertory solo.
Abide With Me-" by Shelley, sung by
Mrs. Whitman. The position of tenor
soloist at this church is not yet filled.
Miss Margery Snyder. violinist, has
returned from three-month trip
through the west.
,, Mrs. Cornelia Long g-Kinsella has been
engaged as organist of Douglas Me-
mortal Church, to succeed Mrs. Frank
Akers Frost, who resigned to accept a
similar position at Trinity Methodist.
Mrs. Kinsella will assume her new
duties today.
The choir of Ingram Memorial Church.
William II. Starneli, organist and di-
rector, will give its first monthly mu-
sical service of the season tonight. The
incidental and separate solos will be
sustained by Mrs. Mabel BenzlerTuck-
or. Mrs. Walter Oliver. Mrs. Charles
Bealle. Miss Lola Miller and Miss Ma
rian Armstrong, sopranos: Miss Jose,
gan, phne Mack: Mack: eontralto; Raymond a,mans
bass. The choir will also be assisted
| by Miss Minnie Bailey. pianist; Miss
Pauline Scott and Russell Pole. violin
| lists; d. d. Ward hutist, and I. A. ID.
Turner, ce1list.
| Miss Jessie Masters. contralto. will
sing the offertory solo at the morning
| terian Church. Evening services will
be resumed today. and the following
program has been arranged by Mrs.
| Charles Brooks Smith. organist:
tet, 20 Love That Will Not Let Me Go"
| by Stebbins. incidental solos. Mrs. Bode
and Mr.. Werner; offertory solo. Miss
Masters; "Postlude." by Lemaigre.
ges: quartet, "The Lord My Pasture
Doth Prepare" by Burdette; offertory
duet, "Watchman! What of the Night"
by Sergeant. Mrs. Bode and Mr.. Callow.
postlude. unfold Ye Portals" by
Gounod.
Miss Helen Edgar, contralto. will sing
He Knows the Way" by Briggs. ac-
evening at the Epworth League meet
ing at the Foundry NJ. E. Church.
At the Church of the Ascension this
morning the choir, under direction of
DR.. Cogswell. will sing the procession
al. Rejoice. Ye Pure in Heart; ''Kyrie,
by Elvey; GLORIA Tibi," by Gounod:
20 Lamb of Cod; offertory, Come Ye
Disconsolate"; soloists, Miss Gather
inc McLearen, soprano; William Cauli-
Th0mDSOn
bass: "Sanctus." by Taylor; Gloria in
Excelss.' old chant; Nunic Dimittis.
by Simper; solo. Miss Stuart; recess
sional. "On Our Way Rejoicing" Even
Foundation; Gloria" by Crooks;
Nunc Dimittis. by Simper; solo. Good
win Williams, bass; kneeling hymn.
Jesus. Tender Shepherd" solo. Annie
Standing" solos. Miss McLearen and
Miss Mary Buckholder; offertory,
Come Unto Me-" by Chandler. solo.
Miss Helen Meade; recessonal. Love
Divine"
J. Frank Duggan. bass soloist of st.
Matthews Church, will sing again this
season with the Imperial Quartet, the
other members being James K. Young,
Newton Hammer and Earl Carbauh.
The Nevin Quartet has also resumed
rehearsals with a change in person.
Carleton Small. Mrs. Ruth Simpson,
Mrs. Nellie Newton Shore and Miss
Florence Steffens. with Mrs. Salin
again as accompanist.
A small company of music lovers were
entertained by Felix Garziglia Wednes-
day evening at the first of a series of
studio musicals at the Arts Club. The
moment and mostly in response to re-
quests from the guests. consisted of the
Prelude" 'Etude" and Spinning Song"
by Mendelssohn;, "Reverie," by schuett.
by the host with his well known ar
tistry. Louis Thompson. tenor. dis
played his versatility by singing in
finished ssy1s En Gss
Songs" by Weckerlein. and two Breton
folk songs. "Dimanche a rAubre" and
Olson lie Chapelet." The gem Of Mr..
Of his own compositions. FOR zonia."
This, with Spring Song" another of
his own writing, both still in manu-
script. he sang. playing his own ac-
ganist and choir director of st. Mary's
Church, was among the guests and
added to the pleasure OF the occasion
Lamento." by Mascagni, which was the
Italian composers tribute to King AL
bert Of Belgium. in the book made up
of the contributions OF the master
ruler of the unfortunate country. Mr..
Donovan played also "Bereeuse He
Bridal Procession" by Grieg. and the
evening closed with the serving Of re-
freshments in the quaint old garden of
the club.
The musical portions of the service
at All Souls Church this morning will
be given, as during last season. by
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass So
loist and precentor. and Lewis Corning
Atwater, organist. and the numbers will
be as follows: Organ prelude. "Mer-
ceau Symphonique." by Guilmant; bass
solos, Gloria" by Buzzi-Peccia. and
How Long wilt Thou Forget Me.
Lord?" by Carl Pfueger; offertory. or
gan solo, Duet" by Rheinberger; post
Iude, "On the Coast" by Dudley Buck.
The music at Epiphany Church to-
day, under direction of McHenry Nc
Chord, will include, this morning. the
professional. When Morning Gilds the