Evening star., 1916-06-25

rine Boyd, Ruth Linton, Estelle Rus
sell. Earl Perkins, Norman Smith.
Agnes es HAYDEN Anna WildinE' GI; Mary Mar,
man. Charles Reckert. Margery Black.
| Jack Brosnan. Ruth Strickrott. Bessie
Duvall. Rixy Tancell. Miriam Bushey.
Rat Rate Muer Hhraps Helen
Black, Edna Ridgway. Cathrine Hetten-
kemer. Mabel Blankenship, Helen
Knott, May Reckert: Beulah Benner.
Adelia Reed. Estelie Reed. Miss Craven.
Charles Watts. Miss Grace Canton. Miss
Bertha Conrad, Miss Emma Bragmter.
Miss Helen Knott. Miss Cathrine Sui
sullivan. Miss S. V. Owen. Clarence
Crown, Miss Nellie Emerson. Miss Eliz-
abeth Bailey. Harold Maryman. Ray
mond Cohill. Mrs. Goldie Ebersole. Miss
Margaret Riordan, Miss Riston and
| Miss Dixon.
| Claude Robson. organist and choir
| director of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
| sational Church. returned Friday from
| a visit a his former home in Green's
| boro. y. c.. and will be in his place at
the church this morning. The musical
portions of the service will include the
! organ voluntary, "Medtation," by
Shand: anthem How Lovely Are the
| Messengers" from the oratorio. st.
Paul" by Mendelssohn: offertory. so
prano solo. The Ninety and Nine by
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postlude. "Gavotte." by Elgar.
| Miss Lille Winner. soprano. was the
assisting soloist at a plano recital FRI
when she was heard to advantage in
Springs Awakenine, by Sanderson,
and Come. for It's June" by Forster:
The affair was under the direction of
Miss Lillian Walters. and among those
participating were Elizabeth Hall.
Esther Gottwals. Dorothy Deakins.
Mary Bietz. Elizabeth Armantrout.
Clara Phelps, Mildred Myers. Naleria
Paldauf, Ella Paldauf. Hester BROOKS.
Frances Tucker. Easter Candell. Ruth
Evans. Ruth Cherry. Hazel Biggs. Viola
Brown. Catherine Vernon. Frances
Smith. Gladys Evans, Christie Jones.
Ruth Gottwals. Mrs. Mary McGinness
and Masters Norman Hearn. John Green
and Walter Myers, Miss Candell added
much to the occasion by several read
ings
Miss Marian Larmer. contralto. and
Herndon Tudor Morsel. tenor. will as
sist the choir of Trinity Methodist
Church at the twilight service be-
ginning at o'clock. this evening. The
choir will sing 'Hark, Hark, My Soul"
by Shelley: there will be duet. AT
Evening" sung by Miss Larner and
Frederick Hardman. baritone. and Mr..
Morsell will contribute a solo. The
choir is composed of Mrs. Duncan l..
Richmond. soprano and director: Mr..
Hardman baritone soloist, and Miss
Minerva Bailey, organst.
Mrs Helen Macleod Gift. contralto.
gave a group of songs by well known
American composers a the recent re-
cital by Clarence Vincent al the Mount
Plea asant Congregational Church. Mr..
Vincent who is member of the 1915
class at Central High school, made
fine showing in his rendition of an eX-
acting program of compositions by
Schubert. Nassenet. Mendelssohn. Las
sen. Sinding, Saint-Saens and Chopin.
The closing musical service of this
season at St. Paurs Lutheran Church
viii be given this evening under direc-
tion of Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly,
orsanst, and it will be request pro-
gram. Mrs. Julian BryIawski, contral
to. will sing Campion's Ninety and
Nine" Mrs Bertha Hansen Gottsman,
soprano. and Mrs. Brylawski will give
the duet. whispering Hope; Leroy
Glider. tenor. will sing the obligato in
the anthem. Thy Boundless Love-" and.
with the soprano and alto, the trio.
Protect Us Through the Coming
Night" by Nicola; Charles F Roberts,
baritone, will be heard in Johnsons
Face to Face" and the quartet num-
hers will include Fear Ye Not. 0 Is
rael." by Max Spcker. and Il Will Give
play Largo by Haendel. ''Cantilene,"
by Marchant. and. for postlude. "Cujus
Amman from Rossinfs "Stabat Ma
ter The quartet will disband for the
summer and during July and August
Mrs. Gottsman will be the soloist and
Miss Locke Kincer will substitute at
the organ for Mrs. Bayly, who will
spend: those months with friends in
Ohio.
Herbert F. Aldridge, who is acting as
precentor at the evening service Of the
Church of the Covenant. will assist the
choir of the Church of the Incarnation
this morning. The choir, under direc-
tion of Mrs. Henry White. will sing
''Te Deum. by Faye. and "Jubilate.'' by
Bouche. F. Robinson Steffens bass,
will give the arie. 80 God Have Mercy"
from Mendelssohns st. Paul" and the
offertory number will be trio, Faith
er. Lead Us by the Hand" by Butter
field. sung by Miss Elsie Small. soprano;
Miss Gertrude Brown, contralto, and
MIR. Aldridge. tenor, with Emelie Mar
garet White at the organ.
Miss Ethel Noble Johnson soprano
will entertain at a musical tomorrow
evening at OConnor studio. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Jennie Mysen Lind,
pianist