Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17


Miss Money gave the soprano songs.
| '.Kashmiri Song" from Indian Love
Lyrics by Finden. and My Laddie."
by Thayer: Miss Church and Mr.. Klein
sang the duet. ''Ie Gay and Painted Fair
from The Seasons" by Haydn; tae Nor
dica Mandolin and Guitar Quintet con-
sisting of Mr. Holt. b W. DE Loss. H. H.
Teller and l.. W. Teller. played one num-
Der. and the selections by the orchestra
included "A Circus Parade" by De Loss;
overture. Morning. Noon and Night in
n Viz ma BY SUPP s,: swing song; by
Loss, and ''Britis ratrol.' by Asch. Miss
Edith Athey anu Mrs. Klein assisted as
accompanies.
At the Church of the Covenant this aft
ernoon the music will be by the triple
quartet and this evening by the choir Of
100 voices. with double quartet. both serv-
ices being under direction of sydney
Lloyd Wrghtson. with Harvey Murray
at the organ. The program follows: AIT
ernoon anthem. sun of My Soul by
Steane: bass solo. Come Unto Me-" by
Hawley. J. Walter Humphrey; anthems.
''Forsake Me Not" by Stevenson. incl
They That Put Their Trust in the Lord
by Steane; Hide Me Under the Shadow"
by West. Evening. organ prelude. Lar
ghetto from Second Symphony" by
Burdens Bowed Thy Head" by Knight:
contralto solo. THAT Sweet Story of Old
by West. Miss Mary Jacobs: anthems. 20
Paradise. Paradise by Niedlinscr. in
cidental soprano solo. Miss Meta Craig.
Now, When the Dusky Shades of Night
by Berwald; organ postIude. "Macstoso."
from 'Messe de Marriage by Dubois.
The December meeting of the Gaelic
Society will be held Tuesdy evening at
the Hickman studio and the program. UNI
der direction of Miss Jennie Glennan, will
consist OF Scotch music. Miss Agnes
Mccain, Mrs. Heinrich Schafhausen and
II. Alvin Lake will be the sooists.
The music at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church today. under direc-
ton of Frederick Hardman. baritone.
will include. this morning. the anthem.
I'm Heavenly Love Abiding" by Ho-
ratio Parker. sung by the qua rtet and
the offertory 500 ";Iow Beautiful
Upon the Mountains. ov Harller. sung
by Mr.. Hardman This evening the
Quartet w.l render St.,ire~'s God 50
Loved the World" ann Mr.. and Mrs
Whitman viii give .he duet. Love hi
vine All Love E~ cling" from The
Daughter of JaIrus-
The recital for the blind at the liz
brary of Congress last week was given
by Arthur Green. tenor. assisted ny
Walter Matson, bass, the program in
Guiding "E!eeie." by Massenet; aria
from ia Tosca,'' by Pucrini: "Morsen
Hymne" by Henschel; "Melisand in the
Woods by Goetz: aria from 'Rigo-
Vol: 'Forsetfalness,' BY HiIdacii.
aria from Faust" by Gounod. and "a
Spirit Flower. by Camphell-Tipton,
Mir Green; when | Was a Boy. from
"Alerry Wives OF Windsor by Nicola
and .Pif, PAT. Puff from The Hugue-
nots." o! Meyerbeer, Mr.. Matson.
Mrs Gertrude Lyons. soprano, will
sing Wednesday evening at the sodal-
ity services at ST. Patrick's Church. .
when she viii be heard in Come into
Him" from The Messiah.
The music today at Epiphany Church.
under the direction of OrSanist McHen-
ry McClord, will include this morning
the professional. For Thee. o Dear.
B Beam G by Pryor: :Ben nWaruI bs
Smith: offertory anthem. "A Song in the
Night" by WoodmaR; recessional. IRE
joce, the Lord Is King" by Stubbs.
Light Is Breaking" by Webb: "Magnifi-
cat and "Nunc Dimittis." Gregorian:
offerty anthem. The Night Is Far
Spent" by Steaae; recessional, Love
Divine All Low. EXcelling," by lie
Jeune.
The evening choir of the Church of
the Covenant will give Haendel's ora
January IA and repeat it the following
evening. There are a few vacancies in
the tenor and bass sections and new
members will be welcome at any of the
w ednesday evening rehearsals.
The usual monthly organ recital at
the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washing
ton Cathedral will be given this after
noon by Edgar Priest in place of the
sermon at the 4 o'clock service. The
,antata 1.-The Story of bethlehem" will :
be sung by the cathedral choir next
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock and
program of Christmas carols by this
will be presented for the
blind at the Library of Congress Tues
lay evening.
The faculty of Studio Hall has issued
cards for tea, with music. this after
noon from I to 6.